her usa rival, tatiana mcfadden, who is an eight time paralympic champion, had to settle for bronze. world stage for 20 years and she spoke to me earlier about how much has changed in the sport. there's been amazing movement that i've seen. like in 2004, there was no one in the stands like my family of like 20 people cheered on every single athlete. and when i got to the podium, i was like, oh gosh, like, i feel so, like, unimportant. paralympics has changed tremendously and for the better. we're seeing equality through the sport. we're seeing equal payment for athletes. we're seeing more global sponsorships for athletes. we're seeing more media coverage outside of social media and social media. we're looking, you know, at more world connections. the bronze medalfor mcfadden was her 21st world championship medal, and she said it's given a high hopes for the rest of these championships and confidence and motivation. looking forward to paris next year. staying with athletics. the european court of human rights has ruled in favour of double 800 metre olympic champion caster semenya in t

championships for an american athlete. 0ur reporter rachael latham has more. 0n on tuesday, usa's tatyana mcfaddenpaign in the 800 metres. she is in a time paralympic champion. she didn't race at the last championships, but she is entered for events here in paris. the wheelchair racer finished first in heat, but she is going to face some very tough competition in the final. also progressing from hits you final is norway's salam cache valley. the majorly impaired runner is known as the board's fastest para—athlete. he holds a world record for the 100 metres, in the time of 10.37 seconds, and you'll be racing in the final on sunday. that is all our racing in the final on sunday. that is all your support _ racing in the final on sunday. that is all your support to another. you can find out more and other stories, and indeed, details are in the�*s and change 14 man squad for the ashes test, which is next week on our website. —— england's unchanged squad. at least 40 people have died as monsoon rains sweep across northern india — causing majorflooding. the capital city delhi is on high alert for a poss

so so essentially turner mcfadden was the judge and the defense counsel for mr. russell was supposed to be present before trevor mcfadden before sentencing for a different defendant who he represented. and by the way the same defense lawyer also reps mr. nauta, so that's three. >> yes. >> so he was late and that apparently displeased the judge. you shouldn't be late for a court appearance, and in the course of that the defense counsel said i had to go back and it took longer because there was a claim of executive privilege. >> so william russell was testifying to this grand jury and somehow it involves executive privilege. >> exactly. and then it all sort of got worked out behind the scenes because the prosecutors came and spoke with the judge and we don't know that part because appropriately that was behind the scenes. i sort of took two things away from that. one, is that sort of happened later in the day and that meant mr. russell was there for quite some time, and i think that's a good sign for the government they were really pressing on a whole variety of is

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she broke the record to win gold this evening stopping a usa rival tatiana mcfadden who is an eight timechampion had a bronze copy she has been on the world stage for 20 years and she spoke to me earlier about how much has changed in the sport. how much has changed in the sort. , ., ., ., sport. there is an amazing movement _ sport. there is an amazing movement they _ sport. there is an amazing movement they have - sport. there is an amazing movement they have seenj sport. there is an amazing - movement they have seen like in 2004 there was no—one in the stands, my family of like 20 people cheered on every single athlete. and when i got to the podium was like oh gosh, i feel so... like, unimportant. paralympics has changed pa ralympics has changed tremendously paralympics has changed tremendously and for the better, we are seeing equality through the sport, we are seeing equal payment for athletes, we are seeing more global sponsorships for athletes, we are seeing more media coverage, outside of social media and social media, we are looking at more world connections.— we are looking at m

>> sure, essentially, trevor mcfadden was the judge and the defense counsel for mr. russell was supposed to be president before trevor mcfadden for sentencing of a different defendant who we also represented. by the way, the same defense lawyer also represents mr. -- that's three. he was late and that apparently displeased the judge, you shouldn't be late to your court appearance -- the defense council said that they had to go back and it took longer because there was a claim of executive privilege. >> so, william russell was testifying to this ground jury and somehow it involves -- ? >> exactly. it all sort of got worked out behind the scenes because the prosecutors came to inspect with the judge, and appropriately was behind the scenes. i took two things away from that. one, that happened later in the day. that meant mr. russell was there for quite some time. i think that's a good sign for the government that they were really pressing on a whole variety of issues. it's not somebody who went in for an hour to complete something up. that sounds to me that there was a

judge mcfadden was not satisfied with that answer and summoned prosecutors from the special counsel jack's office to his courtroom to answer for that transgression. now luckily for donald trump, his legal team is not going to be spread quite as thin as william russell's. the ex president has added a -- representing him in the election case, former prosecutor john laurel. the presidents gonna get all the, the express it is gonna need all the help he's gonna get facing at least criminal charges as well as a 37 count indictment in the classified documents case in florida. we are still awaiting judge aileen cannon's decision on when that trial is going to begin. gin. and as jack smith's continues his effort to hold donald trump accountable for his actions around the 2020 election, we can see how he is building the case. it's almost like a mob prosecution. we saw the jarry's committee take a similar approach, working from the bottom up to get to the bus. we they tried to hundreds of witnesses, including lower level aides who were in the room for many key events in the lead up to and during th

district judge trevor mcfadden was trying to hold a hearing to deliver a verdict against two defendants who participated in the attack on the capital on january 6th. but one of the defense attorneys was late. he was a guy named stanley woodward. because stanley woodward also represents william russell. so when woodward showed up about half an hour late, he explained the, daytona judge, quote, i could not leave my client in the grand jury when he was being asked questions in specifically involved executive privilege, and quote. judge mcfadden was not satisfied with that answer and summoned prosecutors from the special counsel jack smith's office to his courtroom to answer for that transgression. now luckily for donald trump, his legal team is not going to be spread quite as thin as william rustles. the ex president has added a new royal lawyer to the group representing him in the election case, former prosecutor john laurel. the presidents gonna get all the, the express it is gonna need all the help he's gonna get facing at least criminal charges as well as a 37 count indictment in the c

and thomas windham then actually came up to the courtroom, he was called by mcfadden to appear and they chatted about the situation. >> and that is fascinating. andrew, are we in a twilight zone? >> so this struck me as streets s if probably going to be a tempest in a teapot. and the judge who jackie referred to as a sentencing.if tempest in a teapot. and the judge who jackie referred to as a sentencing.pro in a teapot. and the judge who jackie referred to as a sentencing. he was an noticed because against was late and they had an agreement that the grand jury appearance wouldn't interfere with the sentencing. so against counsel made the claim that the reason that there was a delay is because of executive privilege claims. we don't know whether that is entirely true or not or accurate or a full assessment of what happened because judge mcfadden summoned the prosecutor to appear probably because he was a bit annoyed as to why the defense lawyer was late. img the i think the judge was correct to do it under seal. and i was surprised that the initial discussion was not under seal. it is no

it came from judge trevor mcfadden while he did not enter the capitol that day, prosecutors argue klein was in the tunnel where some of the worst violence against police took place during the riots. >>> the u.s. army has launched an investigation into private king, the american soldier who chose to run into north korea. u.s. officials are trying to reach out to north korea using united nations channels but so far haven't been able to learn anything >> i don't think very much is known, and i don't think we have successfully made contact with the north korean authorities it makes me very, very concerned that private king is in the hands of north korean authorities. i worry about how they may treat him. >> north korea has remained silent about king, but on state media they did threaten nuclear escalation because of weapons that are in south korea. >>> hackers with chinese corrections broke into the e-mails of the american ambassador to china. also hacked, the assistant secretary of state for east asia who recently traveled to china with secretary of state blinken. it's not clear what if an

on tuesday, usa's tatyana mcfadden started herbal championship campaign in the 800 metres.ight time paralympic champion. she didn't race at the last world championships, but she has entered four events here in paris. the wheelchair racer finished first in a heat, but she is going to pay some really tough competition in the final. also progressing from heats two final is norway's salam casa buddy, the visually impaired runner is known as the world's fastest para—athletes. he holds a world record for the 100 metres in a time of 10.37 seconds, and he will be racing in the final on wednesday. england have released a ill—man squad for the fourth ashes test at old trafford, which begins a week on wednesday. james anderson is a part of the 1a and could come into the 11 after being rested for the last test at headingley. they did not decide to bring in ben faulks, and maintaining johnny bairstow as the man for the club is for that test. == bairstow as the man for the club is for that test-— for that test. -- the man for the loves. inter milan are trying to sign romelu lukaku on a p

judge trevor mcfadden was in the u.s. attorney's office at main justice also.ointee we have judge friedrich was of the u.s. sentencing commission, main justice under bush appointed by trump. we have judge in nichols i do not know much about judge nichols. then we have shia public defender's office in d.c. appointed by biden. judge ana reyes appointed by biden. you have 10 of the 12 judges and the d.c. circuit court who worked at main justice, eight of the 12 or appoint 12 were appoia or biden. the chief judge was appointed by obama for the prior chief judge was appointed by obama. the grand jury is made up of citizens from the district of columbia. 5% of whom voted for donald trump. since why the grand jury was used in washington d.c. you take out trump. this is why all of the original charges were brought by the grand jury in washington d.c. because where they were supposed to go and where this grand jury was supposed to be working and investigating all of these months was in florida. here's the united states department of justice manual with the u.s. attorney

a shadow chief secretary to the treasury, pat mcfadden , says many families are mcfadden, says many familiesggling to make the payments. >> it's very concerning and it's like rolling financial thunder this. the rates are going up and up, particularly over the past month or so . and every month month or so. and every month there's about 200,000 more people coming off a two or a five year fixed rate. it might have been fixed in the past. it's something like 2% and they're now coming on to the kind of rates that you've just quoted. it's going to cost families hundreds of pounds a month when they renew these deals . deals. >> teachers unions are calling on the government to release the pay on the government to release the pay recommendations made by an independent body. any eu members independent body. any eu members in england will stage fresh strikes this week. on wednesday and friday over the ongoing pay dispute. all four education unions rejected the government's latest offer of £1,000 and a 4.5% pay rise . meta, the company 4.5% pay rise. meta, the company he owns that owns facebook , is he

now, the judge trevor mcfadden was not happy about this.made a joke, said something like talk about obstructing an official proceeding in reference to one of the charges that may be on the table in this case, and now he has asked a federal marshal to fetch the prosecutors from the special counsel's office who are running the grand jury session to come to his courtroom and explain why mr. woodward was late. that's all very interesting. but what's germane to this case that we care so much about in terms of the potential indictment of the former president is here you have this aide who had close proximity to donald trump in the lot of situations, clearly being asked about matters that pertain to conversations with the president. >> that judge keeps a tight timetable clearly. laura, let's talk about the news that you just came up with, or found out, that donald trump has now hired another lawyer. explain. >> we have talked at length about how the former president needs help. he is facing a litany of different cases in a litany of jurisdictions

joining me right now is mottly fool asset management investment analyst, shelby mcfadden and managing principle and founder, ryan belanger. thank you for being here. ryan, the market here is waiting on earnings. weewe've got a busy dayof secons releases this morning, the bank of america out this morning, better than expected, slight double beat on earnings and revenue. waiting on morgan stanley later this hour. we'll hear from god goldman sac, tesla, netflix tomorrow. lots of tech on deck this week. how would assess what you've seen so far and what is your expectation for second quarter earnings? >> yeah, so far big banks have been really strong. i mean, they've come out of the gate pretty hot here, not too unexpected. i'm probably more concerned for the smaller banks, they have much less room for error, especially on the deposit side so we'll be watching the small regionals a little closer. overall for me, i think what we're watching is pricing power. can companies continue to raise prices on consumers with the consumers continuing to pay those prices and if you look at last quarter,

when judge mcfadden complained about stanley woodward being late to arrive to his courtroom, here what turned out to be the guilty verdict against his client, stanley woodward told the judge, i couldn't leave my client in the grand jury where he was being asked questions that specifically involved executive privilege. we'll ask our legal experts in a moment if there's any shred of executive privilege left for trump white house witnesses to hide behind in that grand jury. in an interview, defended the defendant trump lied about what it would mean and what would happen if jack smith convicted him of federal crimes. now keep in mind, when you listen to what donald trump has to say, that the full hour interview that he did on fox this week was lower rated than any interviews he ever did on fox during his last presidential campaign. and lower rated than many hours of this regularly scheduled program on this network, many times in the past. and the crowd in that hour on fox was far more subdued throughout and at many points looked downright board, in sharp contrast to republican candidate ti

and when he was asked by judge mcfadden to explain himself essentially said, your honor i couldn't leave my other client alone at the grand jury, because there were issues involving executive privilege, and he needed to consult with me. that shows that they are our intimate conversations between will russell and the president -- former president trump -- that were at issue today during his examination by the grand jury. >> charles, one lawyer, stanley woodward -- you just heard lisa referencing him, represents walt nauta, will russell and several other trump adjacent figures -- just how unusual is it for so many people involved in this type of case to share one lawyer? >> alicia, it is unusual, but we have to understand that what we are talking about is unusual. in the sense of -- we don't have a huge blueprint for the type of issues we are dealing with with respect to this case. and one of the things that is illustrative of that is that there are a ton of attorneys who handle crime and white collar crime at the level that we are talking about. these are very sophisticated issues when yo

that happened the last week, and the verdict was coming down from a trump-appointed judge, judge mcfaddenfriday last week. they had set it for this specific time. stanley woodward knew he had a client expected to come in in the morning, to make sure that wouldn't interfere with everything. he ended up being a half hour late for this verdict, and the reason he said in court today while explaining why he was late for this verdict was because of the fact that his client in the grand jury case was being asked questions that specifically had to do with executive privilege. this was a trump aide who was with donald trump on january 6th. and the invocation of executive privilege has been something that has gone back and forth throughout this entire investigation. so, you know, during this time when he was supposed to be in the courthouse for the verdict, we saw him outside of the grand jury room on the phone, and then had to go to court, and the judge sort of waived the typical rule about grand jury proceedings in open court to allow sammy woodward to explain why exactly he was late in this case

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that's pat mcfadden on the other side of the despatch box replying and an increase, we're being toldspending. >> police will get a 7% pay rise. armed forces 5% pay rise, he is stressing. john glenn the treasury minister, that the government is being fiscally responsible and it is a fair deal. responsible and it is a fair deal . but of course we know that deal. but of course we know that junior doctors have gone on strike today for the first of five days and they want 35. this pay five days and they want 35. this pay increase is 6. so way off what they are wanting questions and no doubt, pat mcfadden trying to press him on this over how the increase is to be funded because the government, as we say, ruling out extra borrowing. >> so it may have to come from existing budgets , something existing budgets, something that would very unwelcome for would be very unwelcome for those in terms of the those doctors in terms of the nhs. howeverjohn glenn has indicated that the increased cost of work and visitor visa was will be used to pay for the rises, but we're not quite sure how much that wo

i was making eye contact with director mcfadden during public comment does we not talk about the sheltervacancies i thought we did. >> thank you. >> okay. we are at the item 8 the rules. of order. and so before we make a motion to devote on the rules of orders i want to open up the floor to the commissioners to provide comments. so, the changes that we requested appeared be incorporated. >> and just for awful us, can you highlight them temperature is important for us >> absolutely. >> so, we made an addition of vice chair special data officer. the chair and the vice chair works with the director to set the agenda for our meetings. there is also a rule for the data chair to work on kinds of specific low the issue of data and information for the public and for our commission. to ensure we are able toarc sesz key information and better understand when is under lying that information and data. what lists the other change? an opportunity for anyone commissioner to make a request for agenda item. ad a subsequent meeting and it was incorporate exclude retate there will be an opportunity in ever

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rates lagging behind the cost of mortgages by around 4, shadow chief secretary to the treasury pat mcfaddenays families are struggling to meet their costs . now the family of families are struggling to meet their costs. now the family of a mother and two children who died in a fire that ripped through a flat in nottingham say they're relieved the killer has been brought to justice. jamie barrow has been found guilty of murdering his neighbour fatumata haidara and her two young daughters last year the court heard he poured petrol through their letterbox before setting it alight and watching the fire take hold . prosecutors said take hold. prosecutors said barrow had agreed science over rubbish being left in an alleyway . technology news now alleyway. technology news now and meta, the company that owns facebook, is launching a new app to rival twitter. it's called threads and is described as a text based conversation app that will also be linked to instagram . it appears to closely resemble its main competitor, twitter , its main competitor, twitter, andifs its main competitor, twitter, and i

lawyers can do for example yesterday, the big issue that would work revealed to the federal judge mcfaddenentencing was that he said to the judge, i'm late because the prosecutor it's -- jack smith's prosecutors were infringing on my clients claims of executive privilege. the questioning ran late. but in something like that, we have already seen the court overrule those sorts of claims and ultimately compel these witnesses to be truthful. we have already also seen charges pressed against trump conference and allies, people like -- for making false statements, so there is a lot on the line here, a lot more so than was on the line for some of those people who simply declined to cooperate with the congressional investigation, although i must note that will russell is someone, is not someone who the january six committee actually reached out to, nor interviewed. >> that is crazy, it was a lot going on, watching -- thank you so much. you just look at his law, you're running from one unrelated case to another trump related case. so january six to another, will justice ever be done? think about a

and specific low director mcfadden and department director cohen and dylan schneider of hsh for work on this. we talked at the board. several times about the oasis. i will not go back through the whole history. i will say as i noted before that00 hoo 3 years ago at the start of the pandemic before the program was lunched the communities really came together to raise the funds necessary to move families on matts on the flower in a setting. to a safe place where than i practice social distancing. what followed is a remarkable journey 3 year from this being an idea to where we are today see thanksgiving principle before us. as the board -- is well aware from the resolution unanimous there is the push to make sure that this did not get soeldz off. and did stay as a city owned or nonprofit owned space. to continue fro vieding the essential services and safety instability for families. i want to recognize the i did briefly at the board the incredible generosity of seal the family trust who came forward and really came to the rescue of the oasis. i see neil from st. anthony here exit want t

cassandra mcfadden. indio moore. melvin powell. michael robinson. antoine wright. woody woodson. randy wilford. sharon thrower. ramona. sabrina trevor wong. aurora golden appleton. dr. dan anita brown. christina. dina jenny lowe. diamond king. he's sue salgado. donna camacho . teresa. ike anon ayer. marvin davis. lynn veno. cherise lloyd. deshawn waters. jessica evans. shawn richard. tina brown. randy higgins. jessica camile. angelica angelica varela. shannon wise. jason brown. maurice byrd. anita lloyd. melvin caldwell. mike d'onofrio . monette harris. natalie ram and cassandra perkins. every every last one of you are rock stars. and we really wanted to thank you so much for your commitment and dedication to addressing one of san francisco major crises. and now i want to bring up doctor dan, as well as shawn richard, who will be representing felton to come up and say some brief words. i'd like to thank the entire board of supervisors and this especially supervisor walton, for your support. i know you had a unanimous resolution supporting us back a couple of months ago and superv

hello i'm liam mcfadden and san fran native over 10 years now. >> talked about the out roach to the community after die in the 2020 i i believe mandelman at the time asking skate boarder to reach out to himmism roached out to him through twit exert e mail to contact him and have it help safer in the future. from my experience the time event goes bad when well is not people from the community there who can police the event from the inside and keep it responsible. 2020 people died no one was there it was not the official event organized by the community. and i think for mow the frustrating thing you should have known. you did the same in 2017. a police response and broke a kid's femalure and sued. now 5 years later taking the tactics you learned from then and use them on teens. you kettled teens and came there it was a peeve event and showed up with riot gear and rubber bullets and insighted a riot the people getting riot charges other cops who showed up. the kids did nothing. it is disgusting. i'm the copassport of san (latin x club born and race in the the mission it is fascinating. on juveni

cassandra mcfadden. indio moore. melvin powell. michael robinson. antoine wright. woody woodson. randy wilford. sharon thrower. ramona. sabrina trevor wong. aurora golden appleton. dr. dan anita brown. christina. dina jenny lowe. diamond king. he's sue salgado. donna camacho . teresa. ike anon ayer. marvin davis. lynn veno. cherise lloyd. deshawn waters. jessica evans. shawn richard. tina brown. randy higgins. jessica camile. angelica angelica varela. shannon wise. jason brown. maurice byrd. anita lloyd. melvin caldwell. mike d'onofrio . monette harris. natalie ram and cassandra perkins. every every last one of you are rock stars. and we really wanted to thank you so much for your commitment and dedication to addressing one of san francisco major crises. and now i want to bring up doctor dan, as well as shawn richard, who will be representing felton to come up and say some brief words. i'd like to thank the entire board of supervisors and this especially supervisor walton, for your support. i know you had a unanimous resolution supporting us back a couple of months ago and superv

, questions -- for example, yesterday the big issue that woodward revealed to the federal judge, mcfadden showing up late to the sentencing was that, you know, he said to the judge, i'm late because the prosecutors, jack smith's prosecutors were infringing on my client's claims of executive privilege. and that the questioning ran late, but some something like that we've already seen the court overrule those sorts of claims and ultimately compel these witnesses to be truthful. we've already also seen charges pressed against trump confidants and allies, people like walt nada for making false statements. there is a lot on the line here. a lot more so than was on the line for some of these people who simply declined to cooperated with the congressional investigation, although i must note will russell is someone, not someone that the january 6th committee actually reached out to, nor interviewed. >> that's crazy. a lot going on in washington. jackie alemany, thank you so much. gene robinson, you just look at, you look at this lawyer running from one trump-related case to another trump-related