ken, john, she'll only told you that we were hoping that the u. s. would actively pursue dialogue and engagement in search of an effective solution to manage and settle the differences that alas, we did not see. regrettably days and months elapsed while irrelevant party failed to take tangible, practical actions in response to the dpr kays justified concerns other than speaking about, quote, unquote talks without preconditions offering sanctions relief. without substantive diplomatic progress would only final more reb revenue to the regime and accelerate the realization of his w, m. d, in ballistic weapons goals. it also sends the wrong message to other w deep proliferate ers, that the security council will wrote, reward them for repeatedly, undermining the non proliferation regime. meanwhile, the sanctions regime has undeniably restricted the dpr, kays unlawful weapons advancements. so now is not the time to end our sanctions adding to concerns in addition to the mis a launch, the 13th and the last year the united nations warned that north korea is

wind ward or for confidence rod at n a and said that the opposition that not that standard john's shalon kens are now having to endure daily 10 hour electricity counts. a nation wide measure has been imposed because is a fuel shortage. the country has run out of hydro electric power. many hospitals have had to stop routine surgeries and supermarkets of being forced to ration supplies shall anchors. agricultural sector has also been hit hard after the government band, chemical fertilizers, and a fail been to become the world's 1st 100 percent organic farming nation. thousands of farmers have been protesting, has been al fernandez reports from colombo. go to live there with the liquor is worried. the far mo, from fuller norway, north central sher lanka, says the yield from his planning field has dropped by nearly half with debt to pay and costs rising every day. he says, farmers are struggling that about our factory up yoga feel up in there. we have already pulled our tractors our spring machines, our wives, jewelry, and even their wedding rings have been formed. home, rice cookers and so and m

ken wayne. i'm pale more. in the last few hours, oakland police announced charges against 3 people in the case for jonathan mccall is live in our newsroom tonight with what we know so far, johnen oakland, police tell us that 2 of those suspects are already in custody on other

ken wayne. i'm pale more. in the last few hours, oakland police announced charges against 3 people in the case for jonathan mccall is live in our newsroom tonight with what we know so far, john, will pam and ken oakland, police tell us that 2 of those suspects are already in custody on other charges in. >> we have learned that investigators are still searching for a 3rd suspect. oakland police chief leronne armstrong today saying he will release more details including the names of those suspects. >> during a news conference tomorrow afternoon, you may remember that kevin issued a shot on the day right before thanksgiving back in november while he was out on assignment with one of our kron. 4 news reporters covering a story on 14th street in oakland. investigators say the shooting all part of an attempted robbery to still that reporter's camera equipment. kevin was shot in the lower stomach and died just days later from his injuries. days after his death, police released an image of a white four-door acura tl car that quickly became the center of the investigation. that car was found in december. oakland, police that that point made an announcement that 2 people had been arre

john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. let's start by recapping the main recent events in the war in ukraine. russia's defense ministry says danielle ken lagossi forces are continuing their offensive and john bass region making further advances in the past day. russian airborne forces have reportedly destroyed nearly 70 ukrainian, the military targets that manager situation in cranes. second largest city huck of is teetering on disaster and that allegations that ukrainian military forces have taken up positions in residential areas and are essentially using civilians as human shields. meanwhile, the u. s. considering tightening sanctions against russia in the coming days, it may include even further restrictions on russian banks and the use of crypto currencies. and a u. k. research company has warned that amid the western sanctions, the global tourism sector could lose 7000000000 dollars this year because of a lack of russian tourists. russia top diplomat circ a lab ross, is in china to take part in a meeting of afghanistan's neighboring countries as moscow strengthens its ties in the east. a vast expansion of cooperation between russ

bush administration, john belanger and former circuit judge, ken starr, prominent conservative lawyers signing a letter defending attorneys who represented guantanamo bay detainees. i do not believe we should associate in that activity as being inconsistent with our constitutional values. >> john cornyn from texas asked the judge about her work as a public defender of gitmo detainees. sen. cornyn:, i do not know you well but i'm impressed by our interaction. you have been gracious and charming. why would you call secretary rumsfeld and george w. bush war criminals in a legal filing? it seems so out of character for you. judge brown jackson: senator, are you talking about habeas petitions that i filed? sen. cornyn: when you were representing a member of the taliban and the department of defense identified him as an intelligence officer, and you referred to the secretary of defense and the setting resident of the united states as war criminals. why would you do something like that? judge brown jackson: i do not remember that particular reference. i was representing my clients and making

bush administration, john bellinger and former d.c. circuit judge ken starr will also prominent conservative lawyers signing letters defending attorneys who represented guantanamo bay detainees. i don't believe we should associate that activity as being inconsistent with our constitutional values. we're going to represent -- we're going to at this point recognize senator feinstein and then take a break after she completed her questioning. >> thank you very much. mr. chairman. i just would like to compliment the witness. i think you are doing very well. and as you can see this is a bit of a tough place. so judge, one of the issues that i often discuss with nominees, particularly to the supreme court, is the issue of abortion. i have asked the three most recent supreme court nominees about this issues and i would like to discuss it with you today. in 2017 i asked justice gorsuch about this during his confirmation hearing. i asked him to expand on a comment he had made about his belief that precedent is important because it adds stability to the law. in re

john belanger and former d.c. circuit judge independent counsel ken starr were all attorneys signed letters representing gitmo detainees. i don't believe we should see that activity as inconsistent with our constitutional values. that the point we're going to recognize senator feinstein and then take a break after she has completed her questioning. senator feinstein. thank you very much, mr. chairman, and i just would like to compliment the witness. i think you're doing very well, and as you can see this is a bit of a tough place, so, judge, one of the issues that i often discuss with nominees, particularly to the supreme court is the issue of abortion. i've asked the three most recent supreme court nominees about this issue, and so i would like to discuss it a bit with you today. in 2017 i asked justice gorsuch about this during his confirmation hearing. i asked him to expand on a comment he had made about his belief that precedent is important because it adds stability to the law. in response justice gorsuch reiterated his belief that precedent is important because, and i quote, once a case is settled that adds to th

that's how john layman told me he built a navy in the '80s. >> we're going to get to ken who has been waiting his turn. >> to the senator's point, though, if you give that flexibility and authority to a small number of people, we'll be able to go about things in a different way, because right now, our industry responds to rfps on products and platforms, very specific programs and narrow scope, if you will. what we're doing in our company, and i don't know if it's in the realm of the possible but we'll try it anyway, is to basically keep doing that and being good at it but also turn ourselves on the side and basically say, we'll map out the missions that we think are important to the department of defense, and we'll try to understand how we can network the existing platforms together in order over time to increase mission capability. now, that may cross services. it may cross to allies. it may cross to existing and development programs. but we're going to try to come up at least with -- we've got 14 missions we're after now. we've got three of them pretty close to done and we're showin

john carreyrou. >> i read a profile of elizabeth holmes written by ken auletta in "the new yorker." of chemical engineering classes under her belt and gone on to pioneer a groundbreaking new medical science. >> he begins his reporting and stumbles upon an intriguing piece of information. >> one of the first things that raised my eyebrows was that sunny and elizabeth were an item. and i was stunned by that, because in "the new yorker" story, the clear implication was that she was single. >> i met ms. holmes in 2002. >> were you and sunny balwani ever engaged in a romantic relationship? >> yes. >> when? >> for a long period of time. >> you say for the majority of that time, were you living with ms. holmes? >> yes. >> did you ever tell investors that you had a romantic relationship? >> no. >> it was concealed from the board. it was concealed from the press. it was concealed from investors. >> you think it was intentional that they hid it. >> h, it was absolutely intentional. >> carreyrou digs deeper, contacting a number of theranos employees, but a lot of them had signed confidentialit

john paul moran, nova's public affairs, candidate for the second congressional district, dean powerrier, reliable insurance solutions, the honorable pam tucker, our nhgop vice chair. we have table sponsors of andrew and kenesentative howard pearl, the new hampshire federation of republican women, and karen tessaman for governor. i'd also like special thanks to thank howard pearl and pearl and sun farm for the gift basket. alan glassman and beth malsey for their photography tonight. jim mcconaughey who is a g.o.p. treasurer, thank you him for keeping us on track and budget. and ken for his time in show officer skills. let's give them all a big round of aphrauls. [applause] there are two other people that i need to thank tonight because tonight just does not happen without these two individuals and they didn't list themselves really on the program. so, first is carry marsh -- carey marsh -- carrie marsh. is carrie in the room someplace? [applause] i think i have 200 emails from carrie this week as she tried to keep andrew and on i track and we really appreciate all that she did for developing the program and spectrum and all of the work they do to help our candidates here in new hampshire. also i need to t

later, johns hopkins university says have been more than 450 million covid cases worldwide and more than 6 million people have died. >> in fact, the global death toll from the coronavirus pandemic, as ken says, surpassed 6 million last week. but new research suggests that the real number is 3 times that the data published in the lancet credits a variety of factors for the increase death toll, including an underreporting due to strains on hospitals and other ailments. that may have been exacerbated by covid. the research finds about 200,000 additional deaths in the united states compared to the official death toll of more than 900,000 here in san francisco. the number of people who are experiencing homelessness has doubled during the first year of covid. >> that's compared to previous years. according to the report released by the san francisco department of public health and ucsf, the leading cause of death is drug overdose, not the virus. health experts say there's an urgent need to provide people who use drugs in our unhoused with substance use services. the majority of deaths that were associated with drug overdose, mostly from fentanyl and the often used with methamphetamine, about