-corey: laurie's idea, and laurie's idea with the subway tile. -laurie: it's beautiful.laurie blend. lemonis: are people buying the cheesecake? corey: yes. the biggest thing is they want to taste it, so i'm gonna put samples out. lemonis: almost everything in the store feels new york themed and authentic. how are the bagel chips selling? laurie: they're actually -- people are buying two bags. -corey: really. -lemonis: so you've really, like, tripled your revenue. -corey: without a doubt. we're actually making bagels to make bagel chips. lemonis: appropriately, the bagel chips are now at the forefront. so are these the new bags? corey: these were the samples. laurie: everyone says this pops out, and i agree with that. lemonis: it's on point with the brand. the new sample packaging for the bagel chips looks phenomenal. i mean, we look legit. so tell me what you did different. be honest. corey: we adjusted the amount of boiling time, and it's giving you a softer, more user friendly bagel. lemonis: they taste really fantastic. -laurie: right? -lemonis: what we now have is a

laurie, over to you. dave just brought it up, tourism.it going to be confusing for tourists to come into a stricter san francisco policy, more strict than most parts of the country? >> right. thanks for having me. one of the things i will be working on tomorrow morning with my colleagues at sf holiday travel and chamber is talking about how to amplify the message and get it out there. because once people have gotten to san francisco it is too late if they're not aware of it, so we are very interested in getting this message widely dispersed. >> laurie, i was watching the giants' game last night, noticed there was maybe 15,000 people. it is the first place team, best in all of baseball, but the crowds there aren't there. is it because the suburbs, people aren't coming into the city whether to watch a ball game or go to the symphony or go to the restaurant, are you seeing that in the restaurants? >> you know, the past couple of weeks are traditionally some of the slowest weeks for some of our restaurants. i know mine included. so we have se

i give way.— laurie bristow. i give way. thank ou. he laurie bristow. i give way.ill be aware there are 228 missionaries in afghanistan currently under sentence of death. those missionaries need to be taken out of afghanistan. 0f those missionaries need to be taken out of afghanistan. of course there are tens of thousands of others under sentence of death and fear for their life. will the prime minister i sure the house that every effort will be made to bring back to safe haven people whose lives are under threat as a result of the catastrophe in the foreign policy episode were just gone on in that country? i episode were 'ust gone on in that count ? . ~ country? i thank the right honourable _ country? i thank the right honourable gentleman i country? i thank the right| honourable gentleman for country? i thank the right - honourable gentleman for raising country? i thank the right _ honourable gentleman for raising the very needy case that he does i'm sure that colleagues across the house, literally every member, has received messages from people who know someone

sir laurie bristow, the british ambassador to afghanistan.s he said, simon, there are more people eligible who have not been able to get out. what happens to them? the government are keen to talk about the fact they've got out around 111,500 british citizens and other afghan interpreters over the past couple of weeks but it's thought hundreds more people who would be eligible to come to the uk are still in afghanistan. what's going to happen to them is unclear. because the government is saying that what's ending today and over this weekend is really only the end of phase one of this operation and it's going to look in a second phase to bring eligible people to the uk, but it's not clear how that system will work. for example, that's likely to require cooperation of the taliban if it's going to be international flights, or potentially people may be asked to go to land borders, but how that system of processing would work is not entirely clear at all. plus, of course, the uk has committed to taking around 5,000 refugees direct from the region i

for to give us a 360 view, we welcome political commentator of iraq, laurie, and a former us assistant attorney david kat. greatly to be with you scott david, i want to talk with you. you know, i have had friends who have not been able to hold funerals, posted a post on their weddings. my child actually back to school today with a mandated mask on his face, despite is 0 cases occurring at school. i want you to know what new york times or any carney had to say about the former president and his guest being caught without a mask at the party. other people said, you know, this is really being oberon. they're calling all the safety precautions. people are going to sporting events that are bigger than this. this is going to be safe. this is a sophisticated vaccinated crowd, and this is just about optic. not about safety instigated vaccinated crowd. i've tell you those kind of not my favorite comment of the weekend. so i gotta ask you on this, david, do you think this is important for the president to hold this weekend considering the environment and the situation that we are in? well, scott

just as we are chicago mer, laurie of lightfoot, who took office in 2019 met officers at the hospital where there are reports that officers gave lightfoot the cold shoulder as she approached them risking their lives every day for our safety and security. that reality became very real last night in an emergency room, monks tears, and fears. from the finest and most courageous people. i know lightfoot has been a controversial figure in the eyes of the chicago police back when she was inaugurated in 2019 as the city's 1st black woman and openly gay female mer. lightfoot vowed throughout her campaign to remove the chicago pd's gang database, implement civilian oversight of policing, and fully removed immigration and customs enforcement or ice agents in 2020, it was a different story. lightfoot, 2020 budget proposal gave a 7 percent increase to chicago's p. d. budget, but 6 months later, lightfoot responds to the killing of george floyd by minneapolis. police officer came under fire. along with her response to the coven 19 pandemic. lightfoot was accused of not prioritizing student safety

and laurie, let me begin with you on this issue of the booster which israel has gone to. you're saying we are going to need a booster. what about the world health organization's issue that moving to a booster in the rich countries before the poor countries are even getting their first shot is a problem? >> good evening, lawrence. thanks for inviting me to join you tonight. usually i have a knee jerk reaction in favor of anything that's aiming to provide greater global equity. and of course especially for countries that are amongst the poorest in the world and the last to ever receive vaccines and drugs. but the problem we're in now is that the most likely place for the origination of super, super strains is the united states and other wealthy countries where a substantial percentage of the population remains unvaccinated, some percentage is partially vaccinated and perhaps not likely to get their full round of vaccination. and then finally we have a huge percentage of individuals like myself who got their first dose way back in january and their second dose in february so

laurie garrett will join us with that breaking news next.ntroducing aleve x. it's fast, powerful long-lasting relief with a revolutionary, rollerball design. because with the right pain reliever... life opens up. aleve it, and see what's possible. i don't just play someone brainy on tv - i'm an actual neuroscientist. and i love the science behind neuriva plus. unlike ordinary memory supplements, neuriva plus fuels six key indicators of brain performance. more brain performance? yes, please! neuriva. think bigger. you founded your kayak company because you love the ocean- not spreadsheets. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire (man) go on, girl, go on and get help! matching your job description. that's it, girl! [heartwarming music] (man) ah! (burke) smart dog. with farmers crashassist, our signal app can tell when you've been in a crash and can send help, if you want it. it's new and one of many farmers policy perks. also

. >> in the south bay, santa clara county sheriff laurie smith has rejected calls from san jose's mayor and from others to resign over her alleged mismanagement of the county's jail system. the sheriff responded today was a news conference of her own kron four's. rob fladeboe has the story. >> we're going to do these investigations. let's see what the truth is at this time. no. or to quote to, quote i general nuts. a combative santa clara county sheriff laurie smith on tuesday said she is not about to resign and defended her record on managing the county's jail system not only did we cooperate, but we as we are continuing to make progress on their long recommendations were continuing to send updates to the auditor's the board of supervisors today was asked to consider launching an investigation into the sheriff's office over allegations of abuse that led to inmate deaths and injuries in recent years calling on the state attorney general to investigate his supervisor. joe, some indian. >> and the question here is whether or not the sheriff and her team have responded. appropriately human

sir laurie bristow, the british ambassador to afghanistan.se people left behind and the efforts which will need to be made to get them to safety where they are eligible. the be made to get them to safety where they are eligible.— they are eligible. the british government _ they are eligible. the british government are _ they are eligible. the british government are keen - they are eligible. the british government are keen to - they are eligible. the british i government are keen to stress they are eligible. the british - government are keen to stress they have got out around 111,500 people but potentially hundreds of others who have worked with the british army over the past 20 years, and the military they are, will still be left stuck in the country and desperate to get out. there has been some criticism of the operation but i think the british military are saying that when the us decided to pull out they were left with little choice but to follow that. we are being told by the government hear that what is happening today, the last civilian

joining me now, msnbc science contributor laurie garrett.is also the author of "the coming plague" and dr. shah. i want to start with you. i want you to listen to something governor ron desantis of florida had to say when asked about mask mandates. have a listen. >> it really shows a callous disregard for the physical, emotional and academic well-being of our children. very soon i'll be signing an executive order which directs the florida department of education and department of health to issue emergency rules protecting the rights of parents to make this decision about wearing masks for their children. we think that that's the most fair -- >> dr. shah, i would love your response to the governor. also listening to that, knowing the headlines out of florida yesterday, yesterday florida reported the highest number of daily cases to the cdc since the start of the pandemic. more than 21,000 new cases of covid-19. >> yes, jonathan, thanks for having me back. the way i look at this, yesterday florida had more cases than the entire united states d

laurie, welcome back.tal is actually very tangible and in some ways even physically apparent, right? >> we tend to not think about mental health issues as a physical health issue, but we have to remember our brain is part of our body. if we're experiencing anxiety, if we're experiencing depression, these things will manifest in physical symptoms, things like how we're sleeping, how we're digesting our food. just all the anxiety we've been experiencing triggers our fight or flight system. if you broke your leg, you would go to a doctor and try to deal with it. if you stubbed your toe, you would put some ice on it. we need to treat mental health conditions the same way and really give us some mental health first aid. >> what is your sense of the best strategies to build back better mentally? >> yeah, i mean, i think the first step is to recognize that it's critical, right, that you need some strategies. some of the ones we talk a lot about on the podcast are things like taking time to feel a little bit more

well, switching gears happening today in the south bay, santa clara county sheriff laurie smith will hold a news conference to respond to calls by mayor sam liccardo for her to resign. kron four's. rob fladeboe has the very latest updates on this story. sheriff smith. >> must resign san jose mayor sam liccardo on monday blamed santa clara county sheriff laurie smith for failing to implement reforms in the county jail system amid a long-running allegations of inmate abuse cost taxpayers millions of dollars under sheriff smith's leadership. the sheriff's office is engaged extensive efforts to conceal the facts around these and other incidents. >> most probably by refusing share information with the county office of corrections and law enforcement monitoring. as well as the county auditor. >> citing his record as a former prosecutor mayor la carte also called out sheriff smith over her refusal to cooperate with the criminal investigation into allegations that her subordinates in the sheriff's office were involved in a scheme to accept bribes. chene for concealed weapon permits the benef

sheriff smith must resign san jose mayor sam liccardo on monday blamed santa clara county sheriff laurieo implement reforms in the county jail system amid a long-running allegations of inmate abuse cost taxpayers millions of dollars under sheriff smith's leadership. sheriff's office is engaged. >> extensive efforts to conceal the facts around these and other incidents. most probably by refusing share information with the county office of corrections and law enforcement monitoring. as well as the county auditor. >> citing his record as a former prosecutor mary lockhart also called out sheriff smith over her refusal to cooperate with the criminal investigation into allegations that her subordinates in the sheriff's office were involved in a scheme to accept bribes. chene for concealed weapon permits the benefit in her reelection campaign. >> when a criminal grand jury indict the sheriff's top assistants and campaign fundraiser and bribery charges related contributions to own reelection efforts. we should have serious concerns. but when the same sheriff the top law enforcement official. in

so we want everybody want to say here's laurie, here's your proof of vaccination. this is the same person. this is going to be something to be asked to do and then providing some tools we requested some tools for the restaurant's be able to say yes, i checked this person's id. yes, i checked this person's a proof of vaccination. so we're going to be trying to leverage all of that has made you kron. 4 news. >> the city of berkeley. my son impose the very same mandate berkeley's mayor saying in a tweet today san francisco's decision to require proof of vaccination for many indoor activities is a move. i welcome which is based on scientific evidence as an effective way to mitigate the spread of covid berkeley is currently exploring this. stay tuned for details. our team coverage of san francisco's new health order continues with kron forcefully to go. all he talked with east bay commuters who spent a lot of time in the city to get their reactions to the new policy. >> we spoke with 8 commuters at the pleasant hill bart station who shared their opinions on san francisc

there is growing pressure out of santa clara county to remove sheriff laurie smith from office.ng those now leading the charge to remove or san jose mayor sam liccardo kron four's rob fladeboe learned the reasons why. sheriff smith. >> must resign san jose mayor sam liccardo on monday blamed santa clara county sheriff laurie smith for failing to implement reforms in the county jail system amid a long-running allegations of inmate abuse cost taxpayers millions of dollars under sheriff smith's leadership. the sheriff's office is engaged extensive efforts to conceal the facts around these and other incidents. >> most probably by refusing share information with the county office of corrections and law enforcement monitoring. as well as the county auditor. >> citing his record as a former prosecutor mayor lockhart also called out sheriff smith over her refusal to cooperate with the criminal investigation into allegations that her subordinates in the sheriff's office were involved in a scheme to accept bribes. chene for concealed weapon permits the benefit in her reelection campaign.

also santa clara county sheriff laurie smith addressing calls for her to resign. why, she for her to resign. why, she says she is not stepping down. attention, california. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more people pay for health insurance — no matter what your income. how much is yours? julie and bob are paying $700 less, every month. dee got comprehensive coverage for only $1 a month. and the navarros are paying less than $100 a month. check coveredca.com to see your new, lower price. the sooner you sign up the more you save. only at covered california. this way to health insurance. emergency planning for kids. we can't predict when an emergency will happen. so that's why it's important to make a plan with your parents. here are a few tips to stay safe. know how to get in touch with your family. write down phone numbers for your parents, siblings and neighbors. pick a place to meet your family if you are not together and can't go home. remind your parents to pack an emergency supply kit. making a plan might feel like homework, but it will

and on that point, i want to repeat my phone's not just to laurie brisco, but also to the commander on the ground brigadier don blanche and the entire british team in cobb. i can tell the highest that we have. so i'm going to make some progress. mississippi, we have a prosecutor, the safe return, a 360 k nationals, and 2050 to ask dan nationals as part of our resettlement program. with a further $2000.00 application completed and the more being process k officials are working round the clock to keep the door open in the most difficult circumstances and actively seeking those we believe, eligible as yet registered. and i give way to the honorable gentleman, a thankful for a government in explaining how many people are eligible for relocation and to say, you know, doing everything the con, to get these people. so what does everything the kind mean, how to find these people create not official or 8 and hayden and fitted a life? that's why this is because it's been so important that we maintain a presence that called the airport. and that's why we've been getting the message out because we

enforcement capacity, let alone as the highest ranking law enforcement officer in the county. >> laurie smith has been santa clara county sheriff for more than 20 years now. liccardo is the first elected official to formally call on smith to resign. we did reach out to her office for comment but have not heard back. our investigative unit has been tracking issues with the sheriff's office for years. investigator stephen stock joins us with a look at deeper mismanagement at the sheriff's office tonight at 6:00. >>> in san francisco, more than 50,000 students walked back into campus classrooms today. many of them returning for the first time in more than a year. lots of smiling faces on this first day, but also a day of new rules and new concerns. here's nbc bay area's scott budman. >> reporter: the kids showed up to applause at dr. george washington carver elementary, and at marina middle school, teachers brought out balloons. students are back. >> yeah, i'm excited for the school and make new friends. >> i get to see all my friends. >> reporter: even if some of their parents are still a

. >> the sheriff laurie smith is not going anywhere. at least that's what she is saying after the mayor called for her to resign over her handling of the county jail. the senior investigative reporter has been uncovering problem at the jail for years and was at the today's press briefing. >> we are severely understaffed and that is not only a danger to our staff but a danger to those that were charged with caring for. >> reporter: surrounded by some of her top staff, sheriff laurie smith answered her critics and accusers in a wide ranging news conference that lasted nearly an hour. the sheriff insisting she's made progress toward reform in the jails. >> we had fewer people today than in 2019. yet we're still moving aggressively with all she finished the news conference, the county board of supervisors voted unanimously to request a state investigation into how the sheriff is running the jails. just one day after san jose' mayor called on her to resign. >> the reality is that there is still a lot more changes that need to be made that we

. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ >> the south bay, santa clara county sheriff laurie smithlls from san jose's mayor and others to resign her management of the county's jail system and the pressure is mounting, though the sheriff responded today with the news conference of her own kron four's. rob fladeboe has the latest live from san jose. pretty defiant. rob. >> that's right. you recall that on monday we told you how a san jose mayor sam liccardo had added his. to a growing chorus of voices calling the sheriff to resign over her alleged mismanagement of the county's jail system. well, the sheriff is pushing back today essentially telling the mayor to mind his own business. and then as you said holding a news conference of her own to defend the record. let's take a look. >> we're going to do these investigations. let's see what the truth is at this time. no. or to quote to quote i general nuts. a combative santa clara county sheriff laurie smith on tuesday said she is not about to resign and defended her record on managing the county's jail system not only did we cooperate,

sheriff laurie smith just wrapped up her press conference. she talked about some of the charges facing her and some of the questions that people are demanding answers of. she addressed changes she said she's already enacted in the jail and within her department and she called for restraint related to the case of inmate michael hogan who suffered a traumatic brain injury while in custody. i asked sheriff smith about san jose mayor sam liccardo calling on her to resign, and here's what she had to say. >> where he got his information, i wonder who he's parroting it from because i don't believe as mayor he's come into the jails. >> now, in case you missed it, mayor liccardo called for smith's regulation, in part, because of several use-of-force incidents at the county jail, taxpayer dollars that were spent on civil rights investigations and possible bribery charges. >> declining to cooperate with a grand jury investigation of her own staff over bribery charges relating to her own re-election and to decline to do so for fear of self-incrimination,

laurie: it like ptsd again.te: laurie thomas is the executive director of the golden gate restaurant association. after surviving a shutdown, each closure is painful. laurie: what restaurants are having to do, unfortunately, in that situation, is temporarily closed, not because they are being dictated to close, but because they cannot physically staff the restaurant if some of the workers are out on quarantine. scott: we have been close for a week and will close for another week. kate: scott chilcutt is the owner of aziza, a moroccan restaurant on the outer richmond. three staffers recently tested positive for covid, all breakthrough cases. scott: it is defeating, because we thought everyone was vaccinated, and all of the steps we took to sort of get through to this point come up with, you know, we were hoping we were on the back end of this. we had no positive cases for 13 months prior to this. kate: and safety does not come cheap. chilcutt expects the closure will cost them 65 -- $75,000, and they are only run

then you have the laurie drive issue. i mean, this issue is going on for 25 years, mark selden is the financial a, be a media advisor to the president the u. n. and he said this is gone on for 25 years and it has, i can remember this from when i emigrated. to the u. s, it's low wages, it's not a job but very pleasant and it's always been now in the u. k. so the laurie dr issues never going away. the 3rd is that the 4th issue is that of, if you look at it, you're going to see that immigration normally has occurred into the u. k. that labor shortage is exacerbated because of the travel restrictions. people can come in to the u. k. in the way they used to to work. and last but not least, the ping demick has been a major factor because people had to stop isolate. so they're out of the labor for labor. 4th, a lot of them have had to stay home and that was contributed for those 5 factors. brand have exacerbated it. kind of like a conundrum of a book telling me, okay, great, and i know that there's a lot of moving parts there. n

so the laurie dr issues never going away. the 3rd is that the 4th issue is that of, if you look at it, you're going to see that immigration normally has occurred into the u. k. that labor shortage is exacerbated because of the travel restrictions. people can come in to the u. k. in the way they used to to work. and last but not least, the ping demick has been a major factor because people had to self isolate. so they're out of the labor for labor. 4th, a lot of them have had to stay home and that as contributed for those 5 factors brand have exacerbated it, kind of like a conundrum of the calendar. right. and i know that there's a lot of moving parts there. now at the same time, we're all looking forward, not just for the few months that especially to the holidays. and we've got supermarkets and producers warning with the supply shortages could last year. the holidays and could even really hurt christmas is their concern there about how the, how long the shortages will last. well actually you're picking right up on the story

ktvu is jesse gary live now at the sheriff's office with the details, jesse guys, the sheriff, laurie says she is not going anywhere. she is staying. she touts her ongoing efforts to reform the jails, the sheriff's department people and procedures within and she has a message for mayor sam liccardo. just yesterday called on the sheriff to resign. mayor liccardo needs to focus on what it is he's doing instead of being a mouthpiece for the mercury news, seldom has santa clara county sheriff laurie smith spoken so long and so pointedly in an hour long news conference, smith produced poster boards and people defending her handling of the county jails. it's somewhat remarkable to me to find myself in this position. usually attorney paula canny represents the families of andrew hogan and michael tyree. both men had mental health crisis. that led to their arrests. hogan in 2018 suffered a permanent brain injury while being transported in a sheriff's van in 2015 3. deputies beat michael tyree to death in his jail cell. all three were later convicted of second degree murder. we have a fundamen

you're watching ktvu fox two news at 6 30 today, santa clara county sheriff laurie smith responded toticism over her manage management of the county's jails. the sheriff fired back at critics and as ktvu as jesse gary tells us she is refusing calls to resign. mayor liccardo needs to focus on what it is he's doing instead of being a mouthpiece for the mercury news, seldom has santa clara county sheriff laurie smith spoke in so long and so pointedly in an hour long news conference, smith produced poster boards and people defending her handling of the county jails. it's somewhat remarkable to me to find myself in this position. usually attorney paula canny represents the families of andrew hogan and michael tyree. both men had mental health crisis. that led to their arrests. hogan in 2018 suffered a permanent brain injury while being transported in a sheriff's van in 2015 3. deputies beat michael tyree to death in his jail cell. all three were later convicted of second degree murder. we have a fundamentally broken system, and that system is broken because we criminalize. mental illness,

laurie bristow stayed behind to process as quickly as possible these applications.e returning to the? it going through the heads of those returning to the?— going through the heads of those returning to the? it was fascinating to watch him _ returning to the? it was fascinating to watch him walk _ returning to the? it was fascinating to watch him walk down _ returning to the? it was fascinating to watch him walk down the - returning to the? it was fascinating to watch him walk down the steps l returning to the? it was fascinating i to watch him walk down the steps and wonder what he must have been thinking knowing that britain had managed to achieve the evacuation of 15,000 people. that's its own people and also afghan civilians but as i said before, they have not managed to rescue everybody around 1000 people by one count has been left behind and i would imagine that these deeply on the minds of everyone involved in that evacuation, one seniorfigure everyone involved in that evacuation, one senior figure said they wished they had more time but that was not up to th

santa clara county sheriff laurie smith is firing back after san jose mayor sam liccardo called for hero resign over her management of the county's jails. ktvu is jesse gary tells us, the sheriff says she's not going anywhere. mayor liccardo needs to focus on what it is he's doing instead of being a mouthpiece for the mercury news seldom has santa clara county sheriff laurie smith spoke in so long and so pointedly, an hour long news conference, smith produced poster boards and people defending her handling of the county jails, but somewhat remarkable to me to find myself in this position. usually attorney paula canny represents the families of andrew hogan and michael tyree. both men had mental health crisis. that led to their arrests. hogan in 2018 suffered a permanent brain injury while being transported in a sheriff's van in 2015 3. deputies beat michael tyree to death in his jail cell. all three were later convicted of second degree murder shortly after the sheriff's news conference, the county board of supervisors began debating the release of a confidential 19 page report related

it comes as british ambassador to afghanistan sir laurie bristow said it was "time to close this phasehe evacuation effort. earlier, the head of the armed forces general sir nick carter said it was "heartbreaking" that they had not been able to rescue everybody who is eligible. our diplomatic affairs correspondent caroline hawley reports. at raf brize norton this morning british military personnel arriving back on uk soil. around a thousand were flown out to afghanistan to help in an unprecedented rescue mission — which is now in its final hours. we've done an extraordinaryjob to evacuate as many as we have, but i'm afraid it's absolutely heartbreaking that we can't bring everybody out. and i think that point has been made very strongly, certainly by the defence secretary and others over the last ten days or so. personally, i've probably had over 100 messages from different afghans who i know in my long association with the country, and many of those friends of mine won't make it out. and for me, not a day passes without me having a bit of a tear in my eye about all of that. in less th

and i'm going to give me a little by silica and when i log with makers now, laurie maloney, maloney mallory my to my a 9 not done yet not be well by tomorrow. my well my daughter morgan mare megan t mobile number. mm ah ah ah. gaudy me ah. me be doomed morley is jen morley not feeling good about non about comic about banjo to let us see what that us. yeah. milan and the medical department were putting in buying and generally was one person out with a high caliber rifle shooting an elephant. but when you have, you know, 20 people with clash that comes coming in, it's not a few game girl is going out pulling snares and confiscating a gun or 2. it's dealing with rogue military. oh oh oh oh yeah. so girl a bunk would need to gain lives out in the book. we need the can now another proof we should have been about for the interview villamore. the motto, ma, my name was donna campbell. my, my bicycle the beloved book and one of my food muscle, bella, you left the mobile number mobile number, you filled up so later on, but i'm glad i community value, but i just didn't know what combo look like him o

i forgot laurie shabby man. she'll grab grab the part and she does she give up? do you do much mankind with gosh, sure she has come or not called me ah ah ah ah. most of course you on your leash ship brand new started to run bill. can you fight to buy? yeah. she has. she had no idea because he never in a national not relish. sorry. married. have been that i i she, katy, you're a chevy and give laura a. she called me that by last few scope sheets. ashley gumble, my new shots. they could come and show room for a show i should be shouldn't. i mean, but i like called me to sign years if wish. yup. algebra. i yeah. not. what did i so number in natalie mikaya. well being in the middle of the soon too if it had been in this kind of issue, moshef didn't which is glass just i'm probably like his mega ribbon. i by your credit score one of those on the board. you could you please send me the info sheet for shameless or bit, healy her shape. if you can rot amy, him because he does have or going to going to him in to the rest. sodium passionate kill, kill, kill me. what do yo

sir laurie bristow, the british ambassador to afghanistan.ound 14,500 british citizens, afghan interpreters, over the past couple of weeks but it is thought hundreds more people who would be eligible to come to the uk are still in afghanistan. what will happen to them is unclear. the government is saying that what is ending today and this weekend is really only the end of phase one of this operation and it is going to look in a second phase to bring eligible people to the uk but it is unclear how that system will work. it is likely to require cooperation of the taliban if it will be international flights, people may be asked to go to land borders, but how processing would work is not clear. plus the uk has committed to taking around 5,000 refugees direct from the region in the first year, up to around 20,000 over the next four or five years. we are told from the home office we are going to get more details this week of how that scheme is going to work but certainly it has been a very complex couple of weeks and those complexities are likely t

when you finish up, i wonder laurie shelby men show grab ms. grab the partnership we have. ringback joshua give me, do you do much mankind? gosh, she's to come or not me. ah ah ah ah ah, most of your ship brand new started until you fight to buy? yeah. she yes, she indo india because she never in a national, not relish. sorry. married. have been that and i i as she, katie your soup, the just did a chevy and laura, a she called me that over by last year cuz she got my new bank and shell real floyd. i should have it shouldn't be like called me to sign years if wish. yup. algebra. i yeah. not. what did i so number 8, natalie mikaya the group. it could be in this case, in the middle or if it had been in this kind of data which is glass just i'm probably that is mega ribbon i by your credit score one of those on the board. you could you please leave a little bit of info sheet for shameless or bitter healey shape. you kind of rush am because he does have or going to going to see me in the industry. so do you have a question that you can give me what i'm giving it to you? steve wa

santa clara county sheriff laurie smith is not backing down. why she will not resign. high hopes. the signs of promise for the bay area. when we could see the most recent covid surge dying down. back to school. how the jason, did you know geico could save you hundreds on car insurance and a whole lot more? cool. so what are you waiting for? mckayla maroney to get your frisbee off the roof? i'll get it. ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ ♪ ♪ whoa. (in unison) thank you mckayla! dude, get it. i'm not getting it, you get it. you threw it. it's your frisbee. geico. switch today and see all the ways you could save. saving starts with internet and wireless from xfinity. get a great low price on fast, reliable internet. plus, add xfinity mobile with 5g included and save up to $400 a year on wireless over at&t! get fast, reliable wifi to power your personal best... ...and show grandma you're crushing the school year on the nation's most reliable network on the go! get xfinity internet for $19.99 a month for 12 months. plus, add xfinity mobile to save even more with a 5g phone on us... ...and, for a limit

. >> reporter: sheriff laurie smith said she will not resign. it took about 45 minutes for her to even address that and it reers asked her retomar salido' ging her to resign. hipr conference of course. and we are going to do these investigations. let's see what the truth is. at this time, no. be orone. >> reporter: smith has been the sheriff since 1998. leaders say her reputation has been marred for years. there have been allegations of concealed facts, tens of millions of taxpayer dollars paid out in civil rights cases. costly consent decrees to improve jail conditions and ongoing bribery and campaign allegations. most of the press conference, the sheriff talk about progress at the jail under her watch. she says her department has been at the helm a meaningful change even when staffing isn't there. she says there are about 133 employees short including mental health professionals. today, santa clara county supervisors will vote on whether to get the civil grand jury, the state attorney general and fair political practices involved. in obtaining

treasury said this is yet another example of the mounting pressure on santa clara county sheriff laurie smith to resign amid the allegations that she has mismanaged the county's jail system and the millions of dollars spent to reform that system. we take a look at some file pictures of the sheriff. and we know that the sheriff that remains very popular with voters here in santa clara county, having been a reelected recently unprecedented 5th term. but this week county supervisors are set to ask the board to launch yet another investigation into the managing of the of the jail system after the county paid out. another 10 million dollars. very quietly to the family of an inmate was allegedly abused at the hands of deputies today. as we said, san jose mayor liz, mcardle calling out the mayor of or excuse me calling out to sheriff for refusing to cooperate with the recent and ongoing criminal investigation into allegations that members of her staff were involved in a scheme to accept bribes in exchange for concealed carry gun permits. the money, of aiding her reelection campaign. the sherif

but laurie thomas, there does not think that will be a problem in the city. she estimates that in san francisco 95 to 98% of restaurant employees are already vaccinated. members of the moraga police department are mourning the loss of one of their own. tonight, corporal kevin mooney died saturday after a battle with covid com for some and harry spoke to the police chief about corporal mooney and the legacy he left behind it. >> the police chief described the loss of corporal mooney as gut wrenching. he says the entire department his heartbroken. he described mooney as a friend to all and a family man. >> we're sad it hurts in. we're taking care of each other and and taken care of his family police chief john king tells me there will be a noticeable loss to the department with the death of corporal kevin mooney. i described him as a fierce advocate for victims. chief king says mooney always cared for the victims. >> and pursued suspects free. let leslie he was the department's detective before joining raga police. he served as a contra costa county sheriff's d

. >> a developing story tonight out of the south bay, santa clara county sheriff laurie smith now facing growing pressure among several folks who are now leading a charge to remove her from office leading that charge is san jose mayor sam liccardo kron four's rob fladeboe learned the reasons why. sheriff smith. >> must resign san jose mayor sam liccardo on monday blamed santa clara county sheriff laurie smith for failing to implement reforms in the county jail system amid a long-running allegations of inmate abuse that have cost taxpayers millions of dollars under sheriff smith's leadership. sheriff's office is engaged. >> extensive efforts to conceal the facts around these and other incidents. most probably by refusing share information with the county office of corrections rnd law enforcement monitoring. as well as the county auditor. >> citing his record as a former prosecutor mayor la carte also called out sheriff smith over her refusal to cooperate with the criminal investigation into allegations that her subordinates in the sheriff's office were involved in a scheme to accept bribe

tonight, the mayor of the largest city in santa clara county is demanding that the sheriff, laurie smith, turn in her badge. kpix5 is live at the sheriff's office to explain why, maria? >> says enough is enough. the sheriff's career is filled with serious allegations including the murder of inmate michael tiri. >> sheriff smith must resign. >> reporter: a growing call for the sheriff to step down. as an elected official she can't be fired. tomorrow, santa clara county supervisors will vote on to get the grand jury, attorney general and fair commissions involved in hopes of obtaining and releasing information on the scandals, investigators and inmate deaths and injuries under smith's leadership. >> the public can not hold the sheriff accountable until they have that information. >> do you think she should resign? >> yes. >> reporter: now retired santa clara county undersheriff ran and lost against smith in her last bid for reelection. >> i called for her resignation during the campaign. she has not agreed to an independent oversight of either the jails or the enforcement. you have to have

lauri myllyverta is the lead analyst for the centre for research on energy and clean air.ns matter in the global effort to reverse climate change. china is responsible for almost 30% of global admissions 30% of global emissions china is responsible for almost 30% of global emissions and has been responsible for two thirds of the increasing emissions in the past decade. so, china's contribution to this is absolutely crucial. there's no way to do this without china. and how seriously is beijing taking this? in the past year, beijing has made a significant new commitment to target carbon neutrality by 2060. it has been taken very seriously in terms of political effort, but at the same time, china's co2 emissions have risen 5% above the pre—pandemic levels already, because of the very coal—heavy recovery focused on heavy industry and construction, and so there is a lot between the targets later this decade and what is happening right now on the ground. as you point out, the dependence on coal is a really big part of china's economic development right now. what is holding china

. >> well happening today in the south bay, santa clara county sheriff laurie smith will be holding a news conference to respond to calls by san jose mayor sam liccardo for her resignation. he wants her gone kron four's. rob fladeboe explains why. sheriff smith. >> must resign san jose mayor sam liccardo on monday blamed santa clara county sheriff laurie smith for failing to implement reforms in the county jail system amid a long-running allegations of inmate abuse that have cost taxpayers millions of dollars under sheriff smith's leadership. sheriff's office is engaged. >> extensive efforts to conceal the facts around these and other incidents. most probably by refusing share information with the county office of corrections and law enforcement monitoring. as well as the county auditor. >> citing his record as a former prosecutor mayor la carte also called out sheriff smith over her refusal to cooperate with the criminal investigation into allegations that her subordinates in the sheriff's office were involved in a scheme to accept bribes. chene for concealed weapon permits the benef

vote set to happen in just a matter of hours and the impact it could have on santa clara sheriff laurieng in the trial of elizabeth holmes. the argument the founder of theranos will make in her defense. >>> are breakthrough cases becoming more common? the new findings from ucsf, what experts are now saying about the so-called escape mutants. we'll be right back. for this multitasking, number-cruncher, time is money. so, i go to floor and decor where i get rock-bottom prices on tile, wood, stone and laminate. plus, i score free in-store design services. now that's time well spent. explore floor and decor in person or online. >>> breaking right now at 6:30, flames from the caldor fire advancing into south lake tahoe. crews up against it with fears the weather kps are about to get worse. we're following the terrifying evacuations under way. >>> we're talking about fraud and conspiracy. >> the much anticipated fraud trial for theranos founder elizabeth holmes starts today in the south bay. we are live with what to expect in the days and weeks ahead. >>> the race to rescue those trapped in h

. >> well happening today in the south bay, santa clara county sheriff laurie smith will be holding a news conference to respond to calls by mayor sam liccardo for her resignation proper throughout florida has the latest now on this developing story. sheriff smith. >> must resign. san jose mayor sam liccardo on monday blamed santa clara county sheriff laurie smith for failing to implement reforms in the county jail system amid a long-running allegations of inmate abuse cost taxpayers millions of dollars under sheriff smith's leadership. the sheriff's office is engaged extensive efforts to conceal the facts around these and other incidents. >> most probably by refusing share information with the county office of corrections and law enforcement monitoring. as well as the county auditor. >> citing his record as a former prosecutor mayor la carte also called out sheriff smith over her refusal to cooperate with the criminal investigation into allegations that her subordinates in the sheriff's office were involved in a scheme to accept bribes. chene for concealed weapon permits the benefit