a jury cleared her off the charge at kingston crown court from where laura scott reports. case centred on what the chelsea and australia station in the early hours of the morning of the 30th in that exchange, she called the pc stephen lovell levelled "stupid and white." in the fa cup. in central london. they, then, took a taxi home but ms kerr was sick. to pay the cost of the cleanup. were being kidnapped. station, the officers were being dismissive and were treating her differently because of the colour of her skin. the body—worn footage. she denied that she had been intending to cause pc lovell harassment or distress and said she was simply very angry. over the line. once she had been cleared today in court, sam kerr gave a thumbs up to her barrister who had previously told on the footballer. flourishing football career. of the world rugby union team. the move comes after 1a successive test match defeats for wales. rhys patchell. and so, it's a very difficult situation. and it won'tjust have affected him, obviously and the flick something your way and it's difficult not

game because the team of causing racially aggravated harassment after calling court from where laura scott. striker sam kerr said during what she called a heated station in the early hours of the morning of the 30th of january, 2023. hours earlier, she scored a hat—trick for chelsea in central london. to pay the cost of the cleanup. saying the driver had begun driving dangerously and locked were being kidnapped. she denied that she had been intending to cause pc lovell of her words some ten months later to get a criminal charge a thumbs up to her barrister who had previously told but having been sidelined for a year with injury, sam kerr can now put all herfocus on resuming her flourishing football career. warren gatland will leave his rule as head coach of the world rugby union team. the move comes after 1a successive test match defeats for wales. but will now do so with three games remaining. we've got the thoughts of former wales international, rhys patchell. of an organisation or is the head of a team, they feel that because they set the agenda, they are the ones who have to front it i

the australia international denies a charge of causing our sports correspondent laura scott reports.t to sam kerr that when she called 2023, she was turning his whiteness into an insult. later, the prosecutor told her she chose to show hostility towards the officer, because of his whiteness. "it's what i did, yes." the striker previously told the court she and her partner, by officers at twickenham police station. of gaslighting her and ms kerr, by changing their version of events of what happened on a taxi journey on the lives of herself and ms kerr. and not aggressive. hostility towards the officer, because of his whiteness. "it's what i did, yes." the striker previously told the court she and her partner, the west ham midfielder kristie mewis, was antagonised by officers at twickenham police station. in her evidence on thursday, ms mewis accused the officers of gaslighting her and ms kerr, by changing their version she told the court she feared for her life, she smashed a window because she felt she had to do something dramatic to save she told the court that ms kerr was a humble

news correspondent laura scott is following the case.ell, on this, day four of her trial, sam kerr "stupid and white" during an incident on 30th january 2023 at twickenham police station. she was challenged on her motivation for saying those words. when it was put to her under cross—examination by bill emlynjones kc for the prosecution, because of his whiteness, ahe said, "that's not what i meant". when it was put to her, "it's what you did, isn't it?" she responded, "it's what i did, yes". when she was asked why, she'd mentioned why she'd mentioned chelsea football club, for whom she plays, bill emlynjones said that there was no basis and no been motivated by race during the incident. under re—examination by her barrister grace forbes, she said that he told her in the police station, so it will either be tottenham or liverpool who face newcastle at the age ofjust 18 he joined real madrid back in 2007. was indescribable. january from saudi arabian club al—hilal, 12 years after he left to join barcelona in 2013. one of sports most iconic

laura scott, bbc news, kingston crown court. ms kerr replied, "absolutely not, no."station after a dispute with a taxi driver. she told the jury that, after she vomited out the window of the taxi, the driver began driving dangerously. ms kerr told the court that she had feared for her life in the taxi in 2021 had been prominent in her mind. she said the driver had locked the doors and didn't respond when she and her partner begged him to let them out. ms kerr said she was embarrassed watching the footage from inside the police station back and apologised for the way she expressed herself. the trial continues. laura scott, bbc news, kingston crown court. local elections that were scheduled for may until next year. the polls are being delayed so a major reorganisation of local government can be implemented. the deputy prime minister angela rayner said holding elections of taxpayers' money. 0pposition parties have accused the government sir keir starmer has strongly defended the government's agreement to hand the chagos islands to mauritius after the conservative leader

defender that never played together were able to play a good game because the team court from where laura scotte case centred on what the chelsea and australia striker sam kerr said during what she called a heated exchange with police officers inside twickenham police station in the early hours of the morning of the 30th of january, 2023. "stupid and white". hours earlier, she scored a hat—trick for chelsea she, then, got out drinking with her partner kristie mewis they, then, took a taxi home but ms kerr was sick. sam kerr says that she'd feared for her life inside that taxi, saying the driver had begun driving dangerously and locked the doors, meaning that they thought station, the officers were being dismissive the colour of her skin. the body—worn footage. harassment or distress and said she was simply very angry. to race and he denied that he'd only mention the impact over the line. defeats for wales. rhys patchell. on the poor running results, like clearly, the family around him, even if, i know myself, and the flick something your way and it's difficult not to see it so, yes, very diffic

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our sports news correspondent laura scott has been speaking to bompastor ahead of chelsea's women's superd. this is the first time we have heard from anyone at chelsea. since szemko was found not guilty of racially aggravated harassment on tuesday. at kingston crown court. sonia bompastor essentially said in her press conference that sam kerr has been given the her press conference that sam kerr has been given she said support of the club. she said she thought it had been a really difficult time for her. she said she was surprised that it had come to court. she said what she had read in the papers and seen on tv about the trial did not that did not reflect the person that she knew. she said everyone here at and here at chelsea is a family and they have put their arms around sam kerr during this time. i did ask her, though, given that kerr has she was statement that she was embarrassed by her actions on that night and apologised for the way she had expressed herself if there would be any sort of disciplinary action and this is what she had to say. someone made a statement. she apologised f

the australian player made the comments during an incident here is laura scott.old the court she feared for her life she said he locked the doors, making them believe they are being kidnapped and prompting her partner it is not a window. the vomit. station. to emergency services. the whiteness as an insult. a criminal charge over the line. after she was clear, sam kerr gave a thumbs up to putting the challenging period behind her and focusing on family and football. we have come down to bondi beach and there is a mural here of sam kerr and the matildas, hosted the women's world cup in 2023 but i haven't speaking to people walking up and down promenade and there is a real just with everything she has done for female she obviously let herself down. where was see what comes from it. has there been a reaction from as high as the prime minister? the challenging period is now behind her and she is grateful football australia have said they welcome this what they have not addressed is the we just heard that there is a view that whether she should perhaps she is less in

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our sports news correspondent laura scott reports.were refusing to pay to clean up the vomit, a few minutes later, miss kerr made this call miss kerr told the court that once inside the police station, pc lovell said he felt humiliated on him ten months later to get a criminal charge over the line. ms kerr's legal team said this case will have left a lifelong mark on her, but she gave a thumbs up after she was cleared. having been sidelined with injury for a year, football career. the ceasefire will end if hostages aren't returned by noon on saturday. coming up... for a fourth season in a row in the champions league, at this courthouse not far from the arts centre where he was due to speak about keeping writers 27—year—old hadi matar looked down as the author, wearing a suit, calmly gave graphic evidence from the witness stand. oh, my god! during the attack, rushdie said everything happened so quickly, in a previous bbc interview, the booker prize winner said he couldn't make sense of the attack. he took very little trouble to inform

laura scott there.l team. from football at the age of 36. 58 times for brazil. as well as winning six la liga titles. there was another disappointing defeat for england's cricketers set 249 to win, india chased down their target with ease. michael redford was watching. sometimes you need to put a brave face on things. time to stick together. having already been humbled by india in the t20 series, this was the opportunity of a fresh start. oh, the chance of a run—out! buttler tried to lead from the front. onlyjacob only jacob bethel followed. their total tricky to defend. just like their batting, it started brightly. india are the number one ranked side in the world — their chase simple. england had no answer in nagpur. speaking with cricket... what's happening to women in the country "gender apartheid." in boycotting this match, while we have also heard that as such, we can confirm that we will play this fixture." female locker rooms. the move as discriminatory. and nobody�*s going to be able to do a da

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laura ingraham had sergeant scott darlimple talking about the new culture we are talking about. >> ae of fitness coming to the military, has been in the works for a while, to get back on track, something we are working towards. this program is something that has been around six years, rolling out different units at different times. the first combat brigade, fourth infantry division, some things about myself personally working on to make sure these soldiers are where they need to be. rachel: i have heard of young people reluctant to join the fbi, we are going to see these agencies get cleaned up and back to mission instead of ideology and weaponization and the stuff that has been happening, young people are attracted to to a real mission and the military couldn't be more important. charlie: amazing how you improve these institutions if you stop attracting the wrong people and start attracting the right people to join. it starts at the top. rachel: when your word means something, how many times point president biden say don't and the country did it. when donald trump says everybody kno

laura: that's a lot of trad. back from trip to ukraine treasury secretary scott bessent. ual suspects are asking why won't the tariffs, if they are raised, create inflation and to that you say? >> well, laura, you know, during the great inflation of '22, '23 all we heard it was transitory. the ultimate transbe tore the hit is if prices go up and i'm not sure they will because a huge amount a absorbed and big amount foreign producer. if they do we could see a one time slight increase and it would be very slight lowering energy cost. deregulating and common sense policies, inflation is going to go down over all. >> laura: well, if other countries retaliate, prices may go up. this is the "wall street journal's" point. but another point people are asking is why not just focus on china. we had $279 billion trade deficit in goods, manufactured goods in 2023, europe was about 260, 260 billion a lot. mexico high. but they are our allies so why be mean to our allies, mr. secretary? >> laura, look. china is the most imbalanced, unbalanced country in the history of the world presiden

laura, thank you very much. scott jumping back to the super bowl from this weekend, many of us spent super bowl sunday watching the big game, but one group of volunteers spent the time moving the bay area forward in east san jose. volunteers from several groups, including the filipino american cultural and social justice school, were out cleaning up trash and clearing graffiti from a playground at delano manongs park that's near gemmell way and capitol avenue. it is the first filipino american park named in san jose, and it opened back in 2021. bigger story behind this park. and it's not just an ordinary park. there's a lot of history behind it. the united farm workers movement, that's a big history in the movement in the u.s, i'd say. and to say that filipino americans were behind that. and a lot of us know that cesar chavez is known for that. but it's time for us to really tell our stories out there that are kind of hidden. the group helps clean up the park four times a year. to learn more about the group and their

. >> laura: just back from hisss trip ienn ukraine, secretary scott bessent.f th the usual suspects aretariffs is raised create inflation? to that you say? >> laura, during the great inflation of 2022-2023 i'll be hurt is transitory. the ultimate transitory, the hit is prices go up and i'm not sure they will, because a huge amount is by the currency and a bigor amount ieis absorbed by produce. but if they do, we could see one time slight increase and it will be very slight. and inflation relative to anything else president trump is doing, lowering energy costs and deregulatingpoli in common sense policies. inflation is going to go down overall.e >>"w laura: if other countries retaliate, prices may go up. this is "the wall street journal"'s point. another point folks are asking, why not focus on china? we have a deficit in manufacturing goods in 2023. europe is about 200 sit $260 billion in mexico a lot that they are allies so why not isour allies, mr. secretary? luke, chain is mostld balanced/unbalanced countr py it the history of the world. president trump during his first term alerted

well, first off, no better valentine's present, right, than scott jennings and laura coates.s my nightcap here. but look, look, two things can be true at the same time, laura, as karoline leavitt, the press secretary, says two things can be true at the same time. one, there's nothing like hearing from a multi-millionaire ceo as his company made 58.5 billion in net income last year in 2024. tell us about how he we all need to get back in office. that's number one. but number two and more importantly is he is right. he is just delivering it wrong. as somebody who's worked in product and technology for over 15 years, it does make sense when product managers and engineers are in person. when departments line up their schedules to come in person, you don't have to do it every day. as we're proving evidence right now. but you do have to do some of it. so don't confuse remote work for hybrid work. he just delivered it wrong, and obviously he didn't know he was being recorded. >> well, we'll see because it has saved some money and now everyone has to be together all the time. but we'

laura. interesting. all right. thank you very much, scott. let's check in with meteorologist kari hall.e again, we've been talking about a little break in the storm right now. and we really need it. yes, we do need that break, but it's also very cold behind that cold front that dropped in yesterday evening. we are now starting out our morning in the upper 30s and a light wind. it's 37 now in palo alto and san francisco at 43. but then when we take a look at our high temperatures, also lower compared to yesterday wiwith his in the mid to upper 50s, we'll see a high of 57 in san francisco and oakland as well as san jose. back to you. all right. thanks so much. and as we get that break in the rain here, so goes a break with the snow in the sierra. but we've got a really good dumping coming up next on today in the bay. we'll have an update on the snow pack and the advisories to keep in mind if you're heading there. plus a new honor for legendary hall of famer baseball player rickey henderson. we're going to tell you about the dedication that you will soon see every time y pass through oneou

laura. a lot to cover there. thank you scott.ell, happening today, leaders in one struggling south bay school district will update families about planned closures. advisers are recommending the closure of three schools in san jose's franklin mckinley school district. the schools include los arboles at academy, ramblewood elementary and mckinley elementary. board members tonight will hear the full recommendation, with the final vote scheduled for next tuesday. opponents plan to hold a rly ahead of tonight's hearing, which starts at 6:00 at bridges academy. homeowners across the state are now bracing for a huge hit, a big hike in their home insurance costs in response to the southern california firestorm. the state's largest insurer, state farm, is asking state regulators for a 22% rate hike for all policyholders, including those here in the bay area. now, the company says in the aftermath of last month's wildfires, it suddenly faces dire financial circumstances, and it already paid out more than $1 billion to customers. despite ho

i'm scott mcgrew, and i'm laura garcia.rmer oakland mayor. sheng thao is back in court this morning at 930. a federal judge in oakland will hold a status hearing with the prosecution and defense. not clear if former mayor, oakland mayor sheng thao and the three other defendants will be in court with their attorneys. last month, how did appear in federal court to plead not guilty to charges of bribery, conspiracy and mail and wire fraud. prosecutors allege that tao and her partner, andre jones, used her influence as mayor in a bribery scheme with father and son city contractors david and andy duong, who run california waste solutions, which is oakland's main recycling service. all defendants have pled not guilty. well, we are in a microclimate weather alert. meteorologist kari hall tracking a new storm moving through the bay area. and it's just in time for the commute. so look at the impact it's having on the roads in oakland. very sloppy. and a lot of people are dealing with this heavy rain that's been moving in over the pa

our correspondent laura chavez traveled to atlanta, georgia to talk to a former football player who was inspired to help the next generation. 23 year old jamari scotta georgia native central to his lifehis faith, his family and football. football reigned over everything. that is, until a career ending injuryook him off the field. i was in like a call, a dead space for a minute, going through depression. i was stuck in a period where i didn't know what i wanted to do or what my purpose was. at that point, it was like football or nothing. that's when jamari walked into a job fair that would change everything. i seen leading man fellowship and i was like, fellowship, okay? you know, just growing up in the church, i hear fellowship all the time. so i was like, what is this? let him in. fellowship is a workforce development literacy program. kenneth hobson jr is a coach with leading men, fellowships. atlanta branch. i can remember i didn't have my first man of color teachcher unl i was in high school. nationally, black men make up less than 1% of elementary and early education. public school teachers. so what we do is we train, mentor, and recruit men o

but laura, he says, that was really just all talk. a lot to cover there. thanks so much, scott.e warning about a new influenza surge across the u.s, including here in california. state health leaders say ten children have died from the flu in california since last june, and the infection positivity rate is nearly 30%. cases are now backing up at most medical facilities, with flu related doctor visits hitting a 15 year high. experts cite the combination of an unusually strong strain and lower vaccination rates. we've seen a lot of sick people in general compared to previous years. seems like they're having more respiratory issues. coming up on today, expert advice on protecting yourself this flu season. that's at 7 a.m. right after today in the bay. well, trending this morning, preparing for a once in a lifetime homecoming. snl revealing some of the former cast members coming back for that 50th anniversary special. live from new york. it's saturday night. haha. that's the show's very first sketch, which you'll actually be able to relive this saturday night. now, guests for sunday

. >> laura: ukraine will also need to pay up for the hundreds of billions we spent there trump treasury secretary scotted to ukraine for a frank discussion. >> they have tremendously valuable land in terms of rare earth, in terms of oil and gas, in terms of other things. i want to have our money secured because we're spending hundreds of billions of dollars. i told them that i want the equivalent like $500 billion worth of rare earth and they have essentially agreed to do that. >> laura: so, expect a lot of whaling from the free riders and defenders of free riders as president trump puts america first. as he methodically restores balance to relationships around the world with pragmatism. in the end europe, mexico, south america, australia, they will have to decide whether they wish to partner with the united states or be run over by china. trump's betting they are going to choose to stick with us. and, of course, he is right. and that's the angle. joining me now peter navarro white house counselor for trade and manufacturing. peter, great to have you on tonight. the faces. >> food to see you, laura. >>

scott: i was thrilled to play reince priebus. it was around the time you're having one of my favorite actors, laura benanti, she was playing melaniaure, have that on your resume. >> brandon scott: yeah. and then i remember a week later, he was fired. [laughter] and then i remember a week later, he was fired. [laughter] and i told everyone. i was like, hey, guys, look out for me, on "the late show" and then a week later, i was completely distraught, walking the streets of new york and my friends were like, what's wrong? i was like "reince priebus was fired!" >> stephen: you took it quite personally. >> brandon scott: i did. i probably took it worse than he did. >> stephen: these days you play isaac higgentoot on "ghosts," captain the revolutionary war who is now dead. are you learning about history from doing this? is it educational? >> brandon scott: sometimes, but not -- no. >> stephen: that's what "ghosts" is, primarily. it's an educational -- >> brandon scott: an educational program, different characters from different parts of history. every now and then there will be a reference in the script. i'll be like, oh, what's this? b

laura. you can call it a bit of legislative deja vu, but mayor london breed, along with senator state senator scottso tried to address this problem by introducing sb 925 last year, which it didn't get enough support to make it out of committee. mayor lurie is taking a crack at it this time around, along with senator wiener. let's take you back to november 2023, when much of this started. that is when london breed and then supervisor hillary ronen implemented a street vending moratorium along mission street to target the sale of illegal goods or fencing. however, permitted vendors who followed city rules were also negatively impacted. now, the city tried to work with the community to set up temporary market spaces and offer emergency relief funds for vendors, and also offer other support services. the moratorium was extended in february of last year to august of 2024. the city said data showed improvements were made in the neighborhood. now, in june of last year, sb 925 was announced it tried to address fencing by creating requirements and imposing criminal penalties. now, the bill would have allowe

scott and thanks to as for for hosting me, this institution just means so much to me. people like lauren hughes, nan woolverton, laura wasser, which vince golden have all been just sort of incredible of supporters of my research over the years. i mean, it's nice to meet some new faces like jon garcia. so yeah. it's really special for me to be here. and so, yeah, i guess i'd like to start by saying i'm really happy to be here. and so i've just published this book on 19th century american comic. and when i started this project, i had just finished my ph.d. in american at the university of michigan. it wasn't a comics project, but i had always really loved comics and always wanted to kind of find a way to bring those two interest together. and as someone who was and when i thought about, you know, that project, i think like a lot of people, i thought that that 19th century comics were really limited to things like political cartoons and, you know, racist caricatures, like e.w. clay's image of jim crow. that'at's not jim crow. that's rtin van buren. and this, of course, is thomas nast's famous image of boss tweed, right?