a request by kimberley _ process it. a request by kimberley potter's - process it.er's lawyers process it. a request by - kimberley potter's lawyers for her to be granted bail over christmas was denied by the judge. she's due to be sentenced in february, and faces the possibility of up to 15 years behind bars. the former south korean president park guen—hye, who was jailed for 22 years on corruption charges, is to be granted a pardon by the government. miss park was impeached and removed from office in march 2017 after widespread protests in south korea. as laura bicker explains, the current president moonjae—in had previously ruled out a pardon. earlier this year, he ruled out a pardon, saying it was premature. remember, this is a liberal president who would be pardoning a conservative, a far—right conservative president. in fact, conservatives in this country see her as their princess. she was jailed back in march 2017 after being impeached and removed from office and she was sentenced to 22 years. the entire scandal ignited protests right across south korea. it's

let's have a listen to kimberley potter's tearful evidence in court.emember yelling, "taser, taser, taser!" and nothing happened. and then he told me i shot him. outside the court, daunte wright's mother, katie wright, gave her reaction to the verdict. the moment that we heard "guilty" on manslaughter one — emotions, every single emotion that you could imaginejust running through your body at that moment. i kind of let out a yelp, because it was built up in the anticipation of what was to come while we were waiting for the last few days. and now we've been able to process it, we want to thank the entire prosecution team, we want to thank communities, support, everybody who's been out there who has supported us in this long fight for accountability. well, earlier, we spoke to reverendjim bearjacobs who's close to daunte wright's family and also director for racialjustice for the minnesota council of churches. my immediate reaction was one of relief. as the jury deliberations went on, i must admit i began getting a little more sceptical about whether we

kimberley potter mistook her handgun for a taser when she shot daunte wright.er jab protection begins to wane after 10 weeks. ecuador has made it compulsory for everyone aged five or over to get the coronavirus vaccine, in response to the increase in covid infections. only those with a medical justification will be exempt. president putin has asked for an immediate response to his demand for nato to stop expanding to the east — to ukraine. he also said he'd initiated high—level talks with the us.

kimberley potter mistook her handgun for a taser when she shot daunte wright.ning the diplomatic boycott of the games, initiated by the united states in protest at china's human rights record. the former south korean president, park geun—hye, is to be granted a pardon by the government. ms park was impeached and removed from office in 2017, and jailed for 22 years on corruption charges. the renowned american author, joan didion, has died at the age of 87. in an illustrious career she chronicled contemporary us life in the 1960s and �*70s. didion worked as a novelist, screenwriter and journalist. now on bbc news, stephen sackur with hardtalk�*s review of 2021.

they found kimberley pottery guilty of two l kimberley pottery guilty of two counts of manslaughter.he many others african americans in particular, who have suffered racism and brutality at the hands of the police. i have suffered racism and brutality at the hands of the police.- at the hands of the police. i kind of let out a _ at the hands of the police. i kind of let out a yelp _ at the hands of the police. i kind of let out a yelp because - at the hands of the police. i kind of let out a yelp because it i at the hands of the police. i kind of let out a yelp because it was i of let out a yelp because it was built up in the anticipation of what was to come and while we were waiting for the last few days. now, we have been able to process it. pym; we have been able to process it. any reiuest b we have been able to process it. any request by the lawyers for kimberly potter for her to be granted request by the lawyers for kimberly potterfor her to be granted bail of the christmas was denied by the judge. she is due to be sentenced in february and faces the possibility of up to 15 year

kimberley potter mistook her handgun for a taser when she shot daunte wright.the boosterjab protection begins to wane after 10 weeks. the former south korean president park geun—hye is to be granted a pardon by the government. ms park was impeached and removed from office in 2017 and jailed for 22 years on corruption charges. the renowned american author joan didion has died at the age of 87. in an illustrious career, she chronicled contemporary us life in the 1960s and �*70s. didion worked as a novelist, screenwriter and journalist. now on bbc news, it's the media show.

s. police officer involved in the shooting of a black motorist. kimberley potter broke down in court last week while testifying about the death of dante wright, she has pleaded not guilty to manslaughter, saying she meant to use her tazer, but drew her gun instead and opened fire. john hendern has moved from minneapolis. tragic accident or manslaughter. those are the choices for the jury, now weighing the fate of former police officer kimberley potter. i sir, you realize his case is important. serious, and therefore, to serve sher careful consideration. we will await your predict. potter says she mistook her gun for her taser when she fatally and accidentally shot dante wright, prosecutors say she knew wrong from right and should have known left from right when she pulled the firearm on her right side and not as she says, she thought she was doing the taser on her left thigh and there's no mistake the fence you will not see an instruction on the defense of mistake. a general not give you an instruction that says a person is not guilty of their commit, a mistake. she pulled her hand g

they found kimberley potter guilty of charges of manslaughter. cheering.f whom feel such verdicts also speak for the many others, african americans in particular, who have suffered racism and brutality at the hands of the police. i kind of let out a yelp because it was built up in the anticipation of what was to come and while we were waiting for the last few days. now, we have been able to process it. a request by the lawyers for kimberly potter for her to be granted bail over was denied by the judge. she is due to be sentenced in february and faces the possibility of up to 15 years behind bars. david willis, bbc news, los angeles. the people of bethlehem were hoping this would be the year the tourists came back — and their fortunes would change. with omicron — and the israeli borders shut — it doesn't look like there will be tourists — but will there still be a christmas in bethlehem? let's go now to bethlehem — and speak to the bbc�*s tom bateman. reduced, quieter christmas, presumably?— reduced, quieter christmas, resumabl ? ~ . ., ., presumably? much

the prosecution argued that kimberley potter had shown culpable negligence when she killed daunte wright during a routine traffic check in april. the jury was shown bodycam footage — stopping short of the moment when the victim died. taser, taser, taser. kimberly potter told the court she thought she'd drawn her taser, rather than her handgun, when she shot mr wright in the chest. this is the moment the judge read out the verdict. we thejury on we the jury on the charge of manslaughter on the first degree while committing a misdemeanour, on or about 11 april, 2021, in the state of minnesota find the defendant guilty. the mother of daunte wright, katie wright, gave this reaction to the verdict outside court. the moment that we heard "guilty" on the manslaughter one, emotions, every single emotion that you could imagine just running through your body at that moment. a kind of let out a yell, because it was going to build up in anticipation of what was to come while we were waiting for the last few days. and now we have been able to process it. we want to thank the entire prosecution team,

kimberley potter mistook her handgun for a taser when she shot daunte wright. a uk government study has shown that people who catch the omicron strain of covid are far less likely to end up in hospital. but there is concern the boosterjab protection begins to wane after 10 weeks. ecuador has made it compulsory for everyone aged five or over to get the coronavirus vaccine in response to the increase in covid infections. only those with a medical justification will be exempt. the former south korean president park geun—hye is to be granted a pardon by the government. ms park was impeached and removed from office in 2017 and jailed for 22 years on corruption charges. now on bbc news, saeeda mahmood, who was born and brought up in southern afghanistan, explores a remarkable set of films shot in the 1950s by american glenn foster and his afghan assistant. this is precious. i love this sweet. and ijust ate half of it and kept another half because i thought i will never, ever have them again. for me, this is a diamond. reminds me of my childhood. and the golden time.

kimberley potter mistook her handgun for a taser when she shot daunte wright. found guilty of two charges of manslaughter, for fatally killing the black motorist daunte wright in minneapolis. ms potter says she mistook her handgun for a taser during a routine traffic stop. the prosecution argued she'd shown culpable negligence during the incident, which led to several nights of intense protests. this is the moment the judge read out the verdicts reached by the jury. we the jury, on the charge of manslaughter in the first degree while committing a misdemeanour, on or about april 11, 2021, in hennepin county, state of minnesota, find the defendant guilty. and the verdict was agreed to at the hour of 11:40am and signed by the jury person on 12.23.21. the verdict on count two is, we, the jury on the charge of manslaughter in the second degree, culpable negligence on or about april 11, 2021, in hennepin county, state of minnesota, find the defendant guilty. during the trial, the jury was shown bodycam footage of the traffic stop, stopping short of the moment when da

. >> bret: kimberley, that's why senator romney called senator manchin president manchin walked intolot of scheduling, he can do. >> yeah, two enormous things happened this last friday. one we got those massive new inflation numbers and as bill bennett said they are going up. they are not getting better. that's been one of manchin's red lines and also that new cbo score that showed the honest accounting of the build back better agenda which is closer to 5 trillion rather than the 2 trillion that democrats have been saying. those have been the two big issues for joe manchin all along. and it's hard to see how he walks back some of those comments. now, i think he is reluctant to be the guy who says no i'm calling it off before christmas. i think he is hoping his colleagues work out that there are too many process things to work through to even hit that deadline. but it's pretty clear he is still in no place ready to say yes to this bill. >> average folks, what they're concerned about, what they see as far as prices, take a listen. >> my business partner and i see that everything that w

kimberley potter mistook her handgun for a taser when she shot daunte wright. a uk government study has shown that people who get infected with the omicron strain of covid are far less likely to end up in hospital. but there is concern the boosterjab protection begins to wane after ten weeks. ecuador has made it compulsory for everyone aged five or over to get the coronavirus vaccine in response to the increase in covid infections. only those with a medical justification will be exempt. president putin has asked for an immediate response to his demand for nato to stop expanding to the east to ukraine. he also said he'd initiated high—level talks with the us. now on bbc news, hardtalk�*s review of 2021. welcome to a special year—ending edition of hardtalk with me, stephen sackur. this is our chance and yours to look back at some of the drama, the passion, the emotion generated by our interviews in 2021. when the precedent is established against bad people, it then is used against good people. if afghanistan sinks into chaos, that will be a stinking spot in the c

kimberley potter mistook her handgun for a taser when she shot daunte wright. a uk government study has shown that people who catch the omicron strain of covid are far less likely to end up in hospital but there is concern the boosterjab protection begins to wane after 10 weeks. the former south korean president park geun—hye is to be granted a pardon by the government. ms park was impeached and removed from office in 2017 and jailed for 22 years on corruption charges. the renowned american author joan didion has died at the age of 87. in an illustrious career, she chronicled contemporary us life in the 1960s and �*70s. didion worked as a novelist, screenwriter and journalist. now on bbc news, it's the media show. hello, good evening. good evening. that distinctive music can mean only one thing. it's time for channel 4 news and one of the most famous faces in broadcasting. jon snow has been the face of the programme since 1989. over the course of three decades, he has grilled every prime ministerfrom margaret thatcher up to and including theresa may, he drew th

kimberley potter mistook her handgun for a taser when she shot daunte wright. japan says it will not be sending government officials to the beijing winter olympics, but it's stopped short ofjoining the diplomatic boycott of the games, initiated by the united states in protest at china's human rights record. the former south korean president, park geun—hye, is to be granted a pardon by the government. ms park was impeached and removed from office in 2017, and jailed for 22 years on corruption charges. the renowned american author, joan didion, has died at the age of 87. in an illustrious career she chronicled contemporary us life in the 19605 and �*705. didion worked as a novelist, screenwriter and journalist. now on bbc news, stephen sackur with hardtalk�*s review of 2021. welcome to a special year—ending edition of hardtalk with me, stephen sackur. this is our chance and yours to look back at some of the drama, the passion, the emotion generated by our interviews in 2021. when the precedent is established against bad people, it then is used against good people

or whether we're going to see this again. kimberley hays kit with the latest there from the white house. kimberly thank you. staying the u. s. an investigation has been opened into the collapse of an amazon warehouse. at least 6 people were killed when a tornado hit the building in edward's vill in illinois the u. s, occupational safety and health administration is 6 months to complete. the inquiry amazon could face fines if violations over workplace safety are found. so to come in this half hour conflict and unreliable rains leave at 5 and a half 1000000 people struggling for food on the edge of the sahara. and the historic handshake as the leaders of israel and the united arab emirates meet for the 1st time. ah hello there. we saw some severe flooding across the south west of europe over the weekend, as wet and windy weather moved from the west to the east. but it also caused flooding in coastal areas of albania, with villages submerged in those flood waters. now that wet and windy weather pushes off further east, by the time we get into choose that we've got heavy snowfall bulgaria,

they found kimberley potter guilty of charges of manslaughter. cheering.k for the many others, african americans in particular, who have suffered racism and brutality at the hands of the police. i kind of let out a yelp because it was built up in the anticipation of what was to come and while we were waiting for the last few days. now, we have been able to process it. a request by the lawyers for kimberly potter for her to be granted bail over christmas was denied by the judge. she is due to be sentenced in february and faces the possibility of up to 15 years behind bars. david willis, bbc news, los angeles. a student with cerebral palsy, who requires a communication device to help him speak, has finally been given a voice of his own, thanks to a generous donor. 20—year—old leo carstensen has been speaking with our reporter rachel stonehouse. we can grow our own fruit. how old does this voice sound? it is a nice relaxing... a0, 50, maybe even 60. it actually belonged to 20—year—old leo, who has cerebral palsy and uses a communication device to help him spe

all new cases by been warned that the unvaccinated face of when to have severe illness and death. kimberley hall get reports now from washington, dc. i'm a crime has gripped the united states. 73 percent of new cases are now attributed to that highly contagious variant testing site across the u. s. are packed in cleveland. this new dr. up testing site with act capacity just hours after opening while cobra has been a tough adversary. we've shown that we're tougher to combat beyond the crown sir. she us president joe biden on tuesday, announced a half 1000000000 home rapid tests will be distributed to americans starting in january until now u. s. rapid tests have been expensive and hard to find. we're take even more steps to make it easier to get tested and get tested for free. we're violence also utilizing the defense production act to ramp up test manufacturing for clinical use . he's deploying 1000 troops to support overwhelmed doctors and nurses, and he's tapping into america's national stock pile of ventilators to ensure hospitals are well equipped. still biden says the best way to preve

people will be allowed to gather in time square. kimberley lozano reports from new york on 42nd street in midtown manhattan. the lines had covey testing sites are long all day from morning until night demand for tess, far outstripping supply. new york city is the u. s. epicenter for the army. kron variant case is exploding to nearly 20000 positive cases a day. more than 90 percent. being attributed to ami kron, it's driving everyone to get tested. when i was in line, we had people going abroad. we had people who had to be tested every week and a half. we had people like me who were exposed. we had people who didn't feel wealth. officials so far have declined to impose any more locked downs, but are scrambling to ramp up new test sites. officials here are urging new yorkers not to panic, saying this isn't march 2020. when the city was put on lock down and morgues were filled with coven victims, the mayor on thursday said he would scale back the new year's eve celebration in times square from 60000 spectators 215000. but he's yet to cancel it altogether. i won't be really clear. will eve

kimberley potter mistook her handgun for a taser when she shot daunte wright. japan says it will not be sending government officials to the beijing winter olympics but it's stopped short ofjoining the diplomatic boycott of the games, initiated by the united states in protest at china's human rights record. the former south korean president park guen—hye is to be granted a pardon by the government. ms park was impeached and removed from office in 2017, and jailed for 22 years on corruption charges. the renowned american author, joan didion, has died at the age of 87. in an illustrious career she chronicled contemporary us life in the 1960s and �*70s. didion worked as a novelist, screenwriter and journalist. hello. i hope the year has been kind to you. the media industry is defining a new normal, and coming to terms with the second year of a global pandemic. print and distribution costs are growing pretty much everywhere. but so too are online subscriptions and targeted advertising. big tech is more dominant than ever, but governments and regulators around the wo

of course and much kimberley will also see some cloud and ray as we go on through saturday. it's decidedly wet northern pakistan. oh, the weather sponsored by casara ways. ah mother nature's gift of cold full landscapes. a strong infrastructure governance arising were investments are waiting to flourish, were creepy, even supplied by tradition. noon were beautiful, possibly with or offered ah ah, developed as a release of the top stories this our for another day, countries around the world of reported record numbers of covet infections. governments once again trying to balance, taking appropriate measures without disrupting their economies. the chinese city of john is battling the largest community outright. countries seen this year. another 155 dis domestically transmitted cases. in a city of 13000000 people under locked down for 8 days. and the damage boat carrying ring of migrants near indonesia is being towed to shore. the boat of mostly women and children was left to drift for days till indonesia, government decided to give them shelter. monassa coming up and take time

has been found guilty of manslaughter in the killing of a black man during a routine traffic stop. kimberley potter is shot 20 or dante right. last april. she now faces up to 15 years in prison. john hendrick reports for minneapolis. find the defendant guilty. fine. the defendant guilty again in minnesota, a white police officer is convicted of killing a black man. kim potter lowered her head as she was found guilty of 1st and 2nd degree manslaughter for fatally shooting 20 year old dante wright. as she was taken into custody with no chance of veil, her husband shouted his support as police ought to arrest right on a warrant. after an april traffic stop, potter says he resisted arrest and she fired, which he thought was a taser. on the weapon she drew with her gun powder, expressed remorse and tear filled testimony. i remember yelling taser taser taser and nothing happens. lou, the shooting came as protestors, some of them violent filled the streets of minneapolis. during the trial of derek shaven, a white police officer ultimately convicted of killing another black man george flor protester

kimberley potter mistook her handgun for a taser when she shot daunte wright. likely to need hospital care, compared to previous variants. the research also shows that protection from catching covid starts to wane 10 weeks after a booster. scientists warn that record numbers of infections could still lead to hospitals being overwhelmed. president putin has again insisted that the west must give russia guarantees that nato won't expand eastwards to ukraine. in his end—of—year press conference he also said he'd initiated high—level talks with the us. those are the headlines.

hugh hewitt syndicated talk radio host and kimberley strassel a member of the editorial board at theme to "special report." >> thank you. >> bret: your thoughts on this moment when we get red i don't see president biden meet virtually request russian leader vladimir putin tomorrow, what could he say that makes the russians back off? >> it's a moment of peril, bret. i think he needs to say very clearly we will strike back against any aggressive action beyond what you have already done in ukraine. i read the transcript of your interview with secretary of defense austin who said he didn't want to plush red lines. evidence thought it was never a good idea to do it. i think president biden has to lay down a red line or we will have a repeat of 2014 under president obama when president putin ordered the invasion, successful of ukraine, seizing the crimea. if they are not specific about what will happen, following such an invasion, i expect vladimir putin to take, as aggressive an action if he thinks is he get away with he always h. >> bret: yeah, leslie, do you buy the argument or the thou

joyce vance who spent 25 years as a federal prosecutor and hosts the podcast, "sisters in law" along kimberley atkins, jill winebanks and barbara mcquade. good to see all of you. we again seem to be at the receiving end of confusing messaging from the cdc and biden administration as they try to combat this omicron variant. what do you think is going on here? could we be doing better? >> yeah, we could be doing better. there is a continued amount of confusion because the science or data coming in is causing there to be changes in how we're managing people who are positive. the messaging is very confusing. they need to get their act together. i understand the science. it is basically what dr. fauci said which is the point you get infected yourself and would be positive you would be able to carry that infection a few days before and after. once you've been positive and you've waited five days, you are now okay to go out and about without getting another test as long as you continue to wear face masks especially indoors. that is the sum and substance. >> so what you are saying is you are confident

hemingway, senior editor at "the federalist," harold ford jr., ceo of empowerment include human capital, kimberley journal." what about the numbers will tell us about the economy? >> they tell us that policy matters, the one that's coming out of federal government are having a bad effect on the economy. on the one hand, you've got all these people who are not going back to work because they are still getting transfer payments from the government whether that is the extended child tax credit, whether it is parental assistance, on the other hand you've got businesses for the last ten months of the administration has been been hit with a flood of taxes and actual taxes that democrats are offering. if they are pulling back. we will need some big changes to get the economy moving again. >> bret: harold? >> first of all, thanks for having me on and happy friday. at six new jobs have been created since joe biden has been president. you look at the 210,000 job number, kimberly would agree it's the largest labor participation that we've had in some time. maybe since covid has affected us. we would love a b

jurors ended a third day of deliberations without reaching a verdict in the manslaughter trial of kimberleya police officer claims she mistook her handgun for a taser when she fatally shot 20-year-old daunte wright, an unarmed black man back in april. the jurors have indicated they are struggling to reach a verdict. wright's death setoff several days of protests. prosecutors argue potter was negligent in drawing the wrong weapon. the defense says it was an unfortunate accident but not a crime. >>> the jury in the sex trafficking trial of guerlain maxwell has adjourned for the holiday without reaching a verdict. the socialite is accused of luring teen girls to be sexually abused by her former boyfriend and associate jeffrey epstein. the latest now. >> reporter: after roughly 16 hours of deliberations, no verdict yet in the sex trafficking trial of guerlain maxwell. late last night jurors asked for additional testimony. they wanted to see kate's testimony. she had testified that guerlain maxwell had recruited her and lured her into giving jeffrey epstein massages, massages she said turned sex

kimberley potter mistook her handgun for a taser when she shot daunte wright. uk government study has shown that people who get infected with the omicron strain of covid are far less likely to end up in hospital. but there is concern the booster jab protection begins to wane after 10 weeks. ecuador has made it compulsory for everyone aged five or over to get the coronavirus vaccine, in response to the increase in covid infections. only those with a medical justification will be exempt. president putin has asked for an immediate response to his demand for nato to stop expanding to the east — to ukraine. he also said he'd initiated high—level talks with the us. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are benjamin butterworth, late editor & senior reporter at the i paper, and harriet line, chief political correspondent for the daily mail. now, let me bring you up—to—date on the front pages as we have pretty much all of them now. nobody likes —— everybody likes to get home for christmas, don't they? the finan

kimberley potter mistook her handgun for a taser when she shot daunte wright.he latest british government data says far fewer people are ending up in hospital with the omicron variant. people infected are 50 to 70 per cent less likely to need hospital care, compared to previous variants. the research also shows that protection from catching covid starts to wane 10 weeks after a booster. scientists warn that record numbers of infections could still lead to hospitals being overwhelmed. president putin has again insisted that the west must give russia guarantees that nato won't expand eastwards to ukraine. in his end—of—year press conference he also said he'd initiated high—level talks with the us. those are the headlines. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are benjamin butterworth, late editor & senior reporter at the i paper, and harriet line, chief political correspondent for the daily mail. thank you both bear trying to look so festive while working. it's really appreciated. thank you for that. let

kimberley potter mistook her handgun for a taser when she shot daunte wright. the latest british government data says far fewer people are ending up in hospital with the omicron variant. people infected are 50 to 70% less likely to need hospital care, compared to previous variants. the research also shows that protection from catching covid starts to wane 10 weeks after a booster. scientists warn that record numbers of infections could still lead to hospitals being overwhelmed. president putin has again insisted that the west must give russia guarantees that nato won't expand eastwards to ukraine. in his end—of—year press conference he also said he'd initiated high—level talks with the us. that's it from me. now on bbc news, it's time for review 2021, the year in politics. from the battle against the coronavirus pandemic to the fight to slow climate change, and some of the political controversies of the year, our political correspondent helen catt looks at the stories behind the headlines. three, two, one! big ben chimes. 2021 was another extraordinary year in

what did we hear from the first witness, kimberley espinosa? she spoke very glowingly about ghislaine maxwell, saying she became her executive assistant after working with epstein, and that she was a demanding boss but one that she had a lot of respect for. then the defence started asking her about one of the key accusers that is underpinning this case, jane — remember, jane said that both epstein and maxwell sexually abused her when she was 14 years old. well, kimberly espinoza said thatjane was seenin kimberly espinoza said thatjane was seen in jeffrey kimberly espinoza said thatjane was seen injeffrey epstein�*s office a number of times, but that she regarded her as epstein�*s goddaughter. she said it was jane's own mother who described her that way. she was then asked about that relationship — she said it was a loving one that, even afterjane had moved to california to star in a soap opera, that she remained in touch, sending kimberly cast photos within inscription. but the prosecution's cross examination was very simple and clear — they as

kimberley potter says she mistook her handgun for a taser during a routine traffic stop. the prosecution argued she'd shown culpable negligence during the incident, which led to several nights of intense protests. the jury was shown bodycam footage of the traffic stop, stopping short of the moment when daunte wright died. kimberly potter says she thought she was drawing her taser, rather than her handgun, when she shot daunte wright in the chest. the incident occurred at a very sensitive time, not far from the court where white police officer derek chauvin was standing trial for the murder of a black man george floyd. let's have a listen to kimberly potter's tearful evidence in court. i remember yelling, "taser, taser, taser!" and nothing happened. and then he told me i shot him. this is the moment judge regina chu read the verdict. we the jury, on the charge of manslaughter in the first degree while committing a misdemeanour, on or about april 11, 2021, in hennepin county, state of minnesota, find the defendant guilty. i'm joined now by minnesota attorney and socialjusti

let's cross to the supreme court and speak to bloomberg law reporter kimberley robinson.he law. why is this different?— is this different? this one is different civilly _ is this different? this one is different civilly because - is this different? this one is different civilly because the | different civilly because the supreme court agreed to hear this one. so a lot of the states across the country have passed a lot of laws that are trying to get at the heart of roe v wade and undo what the court did back in the 70s but the court did back in the 70s but the court did back in the 70s but the court has pretty routinely at least in the past decade or so refused to hear those cases and reallyjust hearing cases that deal with abortion to initially but in taking this case, they switch grounds and took up this case which really does go to the heart of roe v wade. ., ., , ., wade. there were two conservative 'ustices we wade. there were two conservative justices we have _ wade. there were two conservative justices we have not _ wade. there were two conservative justices we have

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in the suburbs of chicago, three people in an suv carjacked kimberley lifford.g when people talk about rising crime rates oh, this is much adieu about nothing. the numbers if you look at the numbers and they'll try to justify the situation suggesting there is not a rise in crime. there is and you feel it and whatever city you are in and you are concerned. at least i am concerned for my kids and my friends and people i work with. these are more dangerous times than we have been used to it over the past five years. >> it certainly more dangerous in the past five years. it's true that we are nowhere near where the peak of crime was in the late '80s and '90s when it was truly controlled. like all politics is local. all crimes is certainly local. and so as people who experienced of local reports of increase crimes and the kinds of things they have been hearing about in the last 5 or 10 or 15 years is still really concerning to people. that's another thing that climate politics 101, not only the administration but mayors and governors have to be seen to address it and

. >> reporter: accusing kimberley potter of making rash and reckless choices by firing her gun afterw how to get it right. she failed to get it right. she failed daunte wright. >> potter age 49 facing man slaughter in the same courtroom where a jury convicted former officer derek chauvin. >> no threat by daunte wright? he took off from his car even after he was shot, no threat? >> i would preferred had daunte wright followed commands. >> reverend al, i want your thoughts on this case, i know you are headed there today. >> yeah, i am certainly hoping that there would be justice here. when you look at the fact that charges are man slaughter and recklessness is not intent here. i stayed in touch with wright's family. no one is saying daunte should follow the instruction of the police. if you have an officer that's been trained for 26 years and they are saying they don't know the difference between a taser and a gun, you know which side you are supposed to have them holsted. if you are saying you are reacted in an emotional, the trauma of the moment or whatever the moment brought and you

i'm so impressed by kimberley's organizing efforts at this. it's a commonsense issue. we need to support our domestic workers. and i ask for your support on this legislation. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. do we have any more callers in the queue? >> mr. clerk, that completes the queue. >> clerk: thank you so much. chair haney? >> chair haney: all right. public comment is now closed. supervisor mar? >> supervisor mar: thanks chair haney. i really just wanted to thank everyone that called in many of whom i know and worked with for many years in the community. and really thank supervisor ronen the california domestic workers coalition, hand-in-hand for all of your incredibly important work on this proposal to -- that's really ground breaking and to allow the workers that care for our loved ones to be able to care for themselves through paid sick leave. and this -- i feel like this is really just the latest in -- latest step in exciting and important movement here in california and nationally to really support economic security, health and well-being an

i'm so impressed by kimberley's organizing efforts at this. it's a commonsense issue.need to support our domestic workers. and i ask for your support on this legislation. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. do we have any more callers in the queue? >> mr. clerk, that completes the queue. >> clerk: thank you so much. chair haney? >> chair haney: all right. public comment is now closed. supervisor mar? >> supervisor mar: thanks, chair haney. i really just wanted to thank everyone that called in, many of whom i know and worked with for many years in the community. and really thank supervisor ronen, the california domestic workers coalition, hand-in-hand, for all of your incredibly important work on this proposal to -- that's really ground breaking and to allow the workers that care for our loved ones to be able to care for themselves through paid sick leave. and this -- i feel like this is really just the latest in -- latest step in exciting and important movement here in california and nationally to really support economic security, health and well-being an

let's find out what gethin and kimberleyhave in store. and kimberley have in store. good morning.hey count football legend gary lineker and actor eddie redmayne among theirfans. the marsh family tell us about hoping to be this year's christmas number one and they perform their new single for us. how exciting. and if that doesn't put you in the festive mood, matthew kelly just might. he tells us how performing in panto always leaves him with stars in his eyes. see you at 9.15. i like what you did there. thanks. i like what you did there. thanks. i know you appreciate those. how come you have your tree up and we do not have hours? that is a good point. we should probably say we had nothing to do with this. it was kimberly. vaccination centres offering booster jabs will be popping up "like christmas trees" according to the prime minister. more than 14 million people in england alone are now eligible for a booster jab, after the government announced all adults would be offered an additional dose. boosters will be available at 1,500 community pharmacy sites in england, as well as in ho

they're bringing joy to the children stuck in hospital over the holidays gethin and kimberley meet thethe roof of the world with parkinson's. it was not the disease that killed him, it was altitude sickness. now some of his friends are taking on challenges to continue his mission and to raise money for the charity parkinsons.me. alex and billy taylor, an old school mate, had always planned an ocean row. now billy will take on the atlantic in his friend's name. we don't want all the work he's done to lose momentum because it is really important the stuff he has put out that any inspiration he has given to so many. it would have been so easy to just sit back and lament on all the stuff you can't do. that is never what he was about. it was always about focusing on stuff you still could do and how you could then use that to give hope to other people. quintin bevan, who coached and trained with alex will run the london marathon next year. since alex's passing, everyone been really focused on lifting our charity efforts and we had this place and i am really determined to make a lot of money

let's find out what gethin and kimberley have in store. you have a visitor! they have a visitor!things from their own home, of course. so what are you now doing to entice people into the industry, to come to the hotel? well, firstly, we've increased all our entry level pay to the national living wage. and we've also addressed some of the key positions where we just felt market forces required us to improve the salary levels. and increased salaries in onejob market can put pressure on others. 10% of uk roles are in hospitality, and there is some evidence that that's pulling workers away from jobs like cleaning. ryan employs around 25 people cleaning office spaces, but it's not enough to fulfil his contract. he needs more. a lot of the applicants and a lot of candidates have left the industry, particularly to go to the supermarket industry, for example, where they've seen huge growth during covid, and they know that they're not going to be furloughed, the premises isn't going to close down, the work is going to carry on regardless in a supermarket environment, whereas in the cleani

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