, trying to figure outjust midfielder michael brown, trying to figure out just why midfielder michaele outjust why burnley and the boys have done so badly this season, and are facing the inevitable does happen, how do they bounce back? we will take a look at the table before the games this weekend if you're watching this are to the team is a point. they have an identical record in the premier league this season, 20 defeats, sheffield united on course to have the worst defensive record in premier league history, 72 goals conceded as an unwanted record at this stage of the premier league season. the most by any side england's top four divisions since fourth tier doncaster in 1998. sheffield united are bottom on defensive stats and burnley second bottom. only three teams in premier league history have had fewer points at this stage, sort, michael, apart from scoring more and conceding fewer goals, how do they get out of this? it fewer goals, how do they get out of this? , ., ., ., ., this? it is tough, how do we get out of this this season? _ this? it is tough, how do we get out of this

well, my panel is still with me, nigel nelson and michael brown, michael, is this indoctrination goinghy. i mean, a child between 5 and 11 really does need to be protected as much as possible from the horrors of the real world. i know eventually, you know, it catches up with you only too well. i remember it was a long time ago, being that age , a long time ago, being that age, and, you know, i hadn't got very much beyond , noddy and big ears much beyond, noddy and big ears and all the rest of it. but i think a child's childhood, a child's childhood should be as idyllic as is possible. now, that's. it's bad enough with all the horrors of poverty and single parent families , that single parent families, that make childhood difficult. but i have a horrible feeling that this is being encouraged by the educational establishment. we do have a thing called the secretary of state for education. what does she do all day? >> well, a very good >> well, it's a very good question, nigel. what do you think does all think she does all day? >> i that is really >> i think that this is really good news.

and sheffield united are cut adrift at the bottom of the premier league table, ben croucher and michael brownrecorded on friday, so the league table shows the standings before this weekend. hello. i have a question for you, two actually. what happens when that dream of returning to the premier league turns into a nightmare? was promotion really worth it? and that is where our focus lies on today's football news show, all in the company of former sheffield united midfielder michael brown, trying to figure out just why burnley and the blades have done so badly this season, and if the seemingly inevitable does happen, how do they bounce back? we will take a look at the table before the games this weekend if you're watching this after the teams have played. they have an identical record in the premier league this season, 20 defeats, sheffield united on course to have the worst defensive record in premier league history, 72 goals conceded is an unwanted record at this stage of the premier league season. the most by any side in england's top four divisions since fourth tier doncaster in 1997—98. sh

former city player michael brown is here. let's start with your old club.year in a row. how are you feeling about it? you have to feel confident. if you look at last season, the second leg performance at the head—to—head was incredible. city took it on, difficult draw was buying followed by real madrid. it's a real tough draw but a positive situation. the players will be delighted to challenge against the best. that's what you have to do at this level of the tournament. at a top draw for the tournament. at a top draw for the competition. find the tournament. at a top draw for the competition.— the tournament. at a top draw for the competition. and potentially, it will be arsenal _ the competition. and potentially, it will be arsenal in _ the competition. and potentially, it will be arsenal in semifinals, - the competition. and potentially, it will be arsenal in semifinals, but i will be arsenal in semifinals, but big task ahead for arsenal to stop they've lost the last three against bayern munich. i they've lost the last three against bayern munich.— bayern

i do member in - michael brown envelope. they bring a tro out michael brown envelope.seven brit nominations! # watch me dance! this year the best artist category has been expanded to ten nominees, after criticism of an all—male shortlist in 2023. six of this year's nominees are women, including jesse ware, olivia dean, and dua lipa, who will perform at the show. also performing is nigerian start rema, who is up star rema, who is up for best international single, recognising the increasing popularity of african genres like amapiano and afrobeats. long overdue, you know? but i feel like everything has its own time, and, you know, this is the best time for this to happen, because we're ready to take on the world. # disconnect from everything that's on your mind! there is also a big presence for uk drum and bass, which is currently enjoying an unexpected renaissance. chase & status will perform with becky hill at the show, and newcomer venbee is up the best single is up for best single for messy in heaven. i feel like it still hasn't really sunk in, to be honest. like, las

after michael brown, there was a whole snowball effect of police murders.eddie gray was a neighbor of. i didn't personally know him, but i knew him from the neighborhood and it was literally a few blocks. everything that unfolded was literally around the corner where she grew up. that was our community. and our community had been robbed. she was an activist role. she wanted teach because she was self-taught. she just wanted to enlighten the masses about things that were going on around her. she has a few spoken word, poems that are out. she would always do her little rants on facebook or, instagram about things that were going in the world. just corinne. what does it look like. it looks like an officer shouldn't moves within the department if they've had other issues. this was not royce ruby's first shooting. justice for me is getting officers better training making sure that they to policy and not new ones as they go along. the officer who shot corinne was found not guilty because of the and such and such. the police code or this and that. they chose to in

while michael brown's killing justifiably sparked a wave of nationwide protests protests over lethal black men, the killing of black women like michelle who had yet to be memorialized in widespread activation ads and denunciations fran offered a power of full and moving witness to the facbl alsr lives in circumstances that spoke to the disregard of black and family bonds. there was no sound reason for stories to be banished to the shadows of our collective conscioumere afterthoughts in lf savagery that has come to constitute anti-blackfriends acf the obvious fact that slain women's mothers don't grieve for them any less. their children don't cry for them siblings don't mourn them any. and we should not protest their the killings of their brothers, fathers and sons. er, as i look at the audience, i wonder who among them will michelle cousteau's any daughters who were stolen like friends, wives? or was the erasure, these losses difficult to interrupt because of the reflexive ways that the very of anti-black police violee exclu passively to our indian sons to make the visible. i invite

michael brown. yes. says spending a day at the flea market with his family helps distract from his worries about his trucking business. this current administration has the, has crippled to me. they have crippled me. i have to cut my trucking company in half. i've already sold half my leak. he says he'd like republican nikki haley to become president, but he'd be happy to support trump to texas has voted for a republican to become president for more than 4 decades. analysts say this year the state may turn in even deeper shade of red, and that whoever wins over voters on immigration and the economy will win the presidency. heidi jo, castro, elders, era, mac, allen, texas. well, you can watch out, is there a special coverage of super tuesday on the issues that matter, starting at 1800 hours, 3, mt heavily on gangs and haiti are trying to seize control of the main international airports. this is the latest in a string of attacks and recent weeks at the weekend, armed gangs overran the 2 biggest prisons, unf

the campaign was led by maddy�*s granddad, michael brown, and in 2014, clare's law was introduced.r information about their partner's violent past. but ten years on, a bbc investigation has found that the scheme is not working as well as it should. surely just a standard police check doesn't take three weeks to come back. at this domestic abuse support group in barnsley, some women here were unaware it even existed. there's not enough information about clare's law. i didn't know what it stood for. i wouldn't have known. and i might have still been with him and god knows what would have happened. just needs to be out there more and make people more aware. over the past five years, there's been a 300% increase in applications, with over 45,000 requests made last year. but disclosure rates have fallen from 48% to 38%. and some forces took hundreds of days to respond when they're expected to respond within 28 days. in concept, this law is brilliant and i think when it works really well, it does what it needs to perfectly. but that's the thing, the execution is not always there. it's a

, 3:a5, sunday at anfield, question foryou, michael 3:a5, sunday at anfield, question for you, michael brownurites? it such a difficult one, isn't it? when it's _ favourites? it such a difficult one, isn't it? when it's anfield, - favourites? it such a difficult one, isn't it? when it's anfield, when l isn't it? when it's anfield, when the crowd is behind you, obviously, liverpool have a brilliant record at anfield, psychologically, ithink the players know they are under pressure, going to anfield. they will feel confident, like there are no better place, better position. injury is obviously a real worry for liverpool. —— like they're in a better place, better position. i think it's a slight advantage, slight, to manchester city full to what you think of trent alexander—arnoldsacraments in the build—up to this this one? alexander-arnoldsacraments in the build-up to this this one?— build-up to this this one? slightly stranue in build-up to this this one? slightly strange in a _ build-up to this this one? slightly strange in a player— build-up to this this one? slightly strange in a player say

truth -- told us trump was a russian agent, hunter biden's laptop was russian disinformation and michael browndered. chuck todd has the nerve to say ronna mcdaniel has credibility issues? joy reed got caught posting bigoted statements on social media and blame hackers. after former cia director john brennan lied to congress, naturally msnbc hired him. if adam retired from congress tomorrow they would hire him to. not because he lied but because he lied about the right people. those on the right. ronna did not get pushed over not being honest, she got pushed out for not being a democrat. commonsense things of honesty is truly msnbc's rubicon, stop lying about it. let's bring in jl partner pulls director scarlett mcguire and steamboat institute fellow. thank you for coming on. she did not hear it from nbc, she got it, ronna mcdaniel, from media reports she was out. >> right and i don't blame her for hiring a lawyer because she probably has a strong case to make against the network. this just goes to show if it wasn't already obvious that nbc and the rest of the leftist media are not interested i

started lying about police dating back to 2014 and ferguson with hands up don't shoot lie about michael brownrote exceptional op-ed in wall street journal titled this no criminal justice system isn't racist and what he did was looking at a study of two stet ton sociologist looked at 17 year period of time on sentencing disparities and the way that jason summarized what they found blacks are incarcerated higher rates than other groups because they commit crimes at higher rates so perhaps if we addressed that issue police officers wouldn't be in this situation we would have less crime in america. >> can i also add that part of her job is to remember that she is, in fact, a human being and she's dealing with human beings and this was a moment when she decided to go on cable news and talk about and defend herself this was a moment where she could have said you know what, if my presence or behavior offended you or even worse made your pain deeper -- you are experiencing a loss no family should have to bare for that i am sorry. she had a moment and it passed because she thought of the job -- she th

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michael brown. yes. says spending a day at the flea market with his family helps distract from his worries about his trucking business. this current administration has the, has crippled to me. they have crippled me. i have to cut my trucking company in half. i've already sold half my leak. he says he'd like republican nikki haley to become president, but he'd be happy to support trump to texas has voted for a republican to become president for more than 4 decades. analysts say this year the states may turn in even deeper shade of red, and that whoever wins over voters on immigration and the economy will win the presidency. heidi jo, castro, elders era, macallan, texas? well, you can watch out, is there a special coverage of super tuesday? i'm the issues that matters, starting at 18 gmc phillip head on out to 0. your crane says it's destroyed another russian worship, and a maritime drone attack in the block seats will have the latest from key. and the crickets are we smashed a 6, a car window all in one g

michael brown. yes, says spending a day at the flea market with his family helps distract from his worries about his trucking business. this current administration has the, has crippled to me. they have crippled me. i have to cut my trucking company in half. i've already sold half my fleet. he says he'd like republican nikki haley to become president, but he'd be happy to support trump to texas has voted for a republican to become president for more than 4 decades. analysts say this year, the state may turn in even deeper shade of red, and that whoever wins over voters on immigration and the economy will win the presidency. heidi jo, castro, elders, era, mac, allen, texas? well, let's go live now to heidi, she joins us from houston, texas, so high, the immigration and, and pull to an issue. i'm both candidates. they have been coming to texas. how different all the messages for people, then how they being perceived. that immigration, sammy has risen to the top most important issue for voters, accordi

so you know, i'm going to remind everybody here the michael brown incident in st. louis was a tragic one but the bullet holes were in the top of his head showing that he did not have his hands up. he was charging officer, period. that's when so much of this started and truth matters when we are dealing with these things. this is infuriating. it's absolutely infuriating. we are allowing a city council to let havoc be reaking in this the town b it's time for the adults to come back in the room and make this country and the city safe. questions to -- excuse me, to our mr. pemberton can you police chases what the policies are in the city? >> the metropolitan police department has policies on police pursuits. the only vehicles we are allowed to pursuit when a violent felony is committed and if we beliee's an eminent threat of serious body injury or death. >> tell me about carjackings what happens with those? >> in certain circumstances officers would be able to pursuit the vehicles. in reality most of the pursuits are called office byofficials. >> because of what reason

this involves the killing of michael brown. i was glad to see the announcement in 2022 that enforced these provisions. i've yet to see any meaningful progress by the department implementing any of them. do you have any updates for the committee about the departments implementation of these commitments. >> if i could flag one area, it would be what we have found extraordinary compliments and title vi to stand up for communities that are beleaguered by environmental injustice problems. houston, texas. alabama, these are two examples of places where we have for the first time used title vi, and areas that have disproportionately and balanced and brown communities. >> one final issue is about conditions in prisons and jails. i have been demanding answers about the horrific conditions in the justice center. i know your team has investigated conditions of jails in south carolina and elsewhere. i would love to speak more about this issue with you. we must not forget about the humanity of people incarcerated. we cannot prosecute our wa

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as detailed by the pattern and practice investigation into the killing of michael brown, i was happysee the enforcement of -- but i have yet to see any meaningful progress by the department in implementing any of them so, do you have any updates for the committee about the department implementation of these commitments? >> if i could flag one area congresswoman, it would be environmental justice where we have made us historic accomplishments in using title vi to stand up for communities that are beleaguered by environmental justice problems. these are places where we have for the first time use title vi to address issues that impact black and latino communities when it comes to justice. >> thank you for that. one final issue i want to raise is conditions at local prisons and jails. i have been demanding answers about the horrific conditions in the jail in my district where another incarcerated person has died this weekend. conditions and jails in south carolina and elsewhere and i would like to speak with you more about this issue. we must not forget the humanity of people that are i

following the police killing of michael brown. i was excited to see the changes that were announced in june of 2022 and we have had that conversation. i have yet to see any meaningful progress by the department implementing any of them. do you have any updates from the committee about the department implementation of these commitments? >> if i can flag one area, it would be environmental justice where we have been making historic accomplishments in using title vi to stand up for communities that are affected by environmental justice problems. these are places where we have, for the very first time, used title vi to address issues that affect black and latino communities when it comes to environmental justice. >> one final issue i want to raise with you is conditions in local whole prisons and jails. another incarcerated person has died this weekend. i know your team has investigated conditions in the jails in south carolina and elsewhere and i would love to speak with you more about this issue. we must not forget the humanity of p

michael brown.et's hear from former president trump about his remarks about presidential immunity. [video] >> iid have full immunity, you don't have a president. nobody that is serving in the office will have the courage to make it many cases what would be the right decision or a could be the wrong decision. they have to make decisions. they have to make them free of all terror that can be rained upon them when they leave office or even before they leave office. some decisions are very tough. as president some decisions are very tough. i took out isis. i tory big people from the standpoint of a different part of the world. two of the leading terrorists. probably the leading terrorists ever we have seen in the world. those are big decisions. i don't want to be prosecuted for it. another president would not want to be prosecuted for it. it has a tremendously positive impact and stopped everything cold. sometimes they were tough decisions. you don' your opposing party or opponent or somebody that just

the campaign was led by maddy�*s granddad, michael brown, and in 2014, clare's law was introduced.tunity to ask police for information about their partner's violent past. but ten years on, a bbc investigation has found that the scheme is not working as well as it should. surelyjust a standard police check don't take three weeks to come back. at this domestic abuse support group in barnsley some women here were unaware it even existed. there's not enough information about clare's law. i didn't know what it stood for. i wouldn't have known and i might have still been with him and god knows what would have happened. just needs to be out there more and make people more aware. i over the past five years, there's been a 300% increase in applications, with over 45,000 requests made last year. but disclosure rates have fallen from 48% to 38%. and some forces took hundreds of days to respond when they're expected to respond within 28 days. in concept, this law is brilliant and i think when it works really well, it does what it needs to perfectly. but that's the thing, the execution is not a

jeffrey wayand, one of the personel of the brown and williamson tobacco company, leaked significant information about the tobacco industry. michael man made a movie. out of the developments named the insider, starring russell crow, who played the role of jeffrey wayand. the movie received accalade by film critics catch you in a lie, they can paint everything with that brush, you understand? everything you say, i told the truth, everything you say, and i can't defend you, man, with one hand tied behind my back, because you keep from me what they can discover, and they will discover everything, believe me. i was young. i was young. there are many documents like that, yet, when the scientists were summoned to the us congress to testify about the addictive aspect of nicotin, they all testified that the substance is not addictive. later, it was revealed that most of them were on the payroll of the tobacco companies. as us poet and writer upton bill sinkler said almost. century ago, it is difficult to get a man to understand something when his salary depends on his not understanding it. the owners of the tobacco companies understood th

money that brown says, will launch a handful of businesses to be run by the formerly incarcerated, such as michael lewis. >> he says he was paroled from prison in georgia late last year after serving 27 years. >> i came from the streets, my mom smoked crack. my dad was wasn't around. you know, so i came from nothing. so this is my opportunity for my first opportunity and i'm gonna take advantage of it. so it's a great opportunity, brown tells me. >> it took almost ten years and $80 million in grants to turn a vacant lot into a center to help those who are marginalized, she says the donation from black lives matter will make it possible to launch an urban farm tech center, a market, and others. >> i was stunned by it because no black organization has given us a dime. brown tells me construction of the building is expected to be completed in may, and that it should be ready to welcome tenants in july in oakland. >> amber lee ktvu, fox two news. >> new at 11 oakland mayor shengtao will introduce the city's new police chief, floyd mitchell, tomorrow in introductory news conference is scheduled to take

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brown voters. he's probably as well-positioned as any democrat in ohio to do that. >> michael, switching topics herehat some rather controversial characters are reattaching themselves to trump's inner circle now that he has locked up the republican nomination. they're returning as trump more aggressively touts january 6th rioters as patriots. ramps up his racist incendiary rhetoric and embraces some of his most provocative loyalists. we're talking about corey lewandowski, paul manafort, robert stone. what does this tell you about what to expect from his campaign in the coming months? >> all hell is going to break loose. this is all in. manafort coming back in is to set up control of the convention so there are no slippages, you know, having trump's people on the rules committee to control the rules of the convention, the flow of the convention, you've got lewandowski and others who are keen political operatives for trump that will be out and about enforcing a strategy that will take no prisoners, and i don't think people really appreciate exactly what we're going to be in for, and when you layer on

brown and ranking member scott and senator cassidy. i want to thank him for his leadership on this issue and many others. my name is michael hecht. i am president and ceo of greater new orleans inc. for the past decade we have let the coalition for sustainable flood insurance, and national alliance of approximately 250 organizations across 35 states. today i will discuss the need to reauthorize nfip, given its benefits to the country, the need to reform the program that has been discussed and particularly giving fema's administration a risk rating of 2.0, its associated impacts. first and foremost, the coalition for sustainable flood insurance absolutely supports a long-term multiyear reauthorization of nfip, to ensure program stability and to minimize the negative impacts across the american economy. as senator scott mentioned, a lapse is something that we cannot allow to happen. this is destabilizing to the national housing market. we know for example that during a june 2010 lapse, about 1400 home sale closings were delayed or canceled each day. furthermore, the benefit that nfip provides to our nation is great and significant.

community where black people can thrive, money that brown says will launch a handful of businesses to be run by the formerly incarcerated, such as michaelis. >> he says he was paroled from prison in georgia late last year after serving 27 years. i came from the streets, my mom smoked crack. >> my dad was wasn't around, you know, so i came from nothing. so this is my opportunity for my first opportunity. and i'm going to take advantage of such a great opportunity. >> brown tells me it took almost ten years and $80 million in grants to turn a vacant lot into a center to help those who are marginalized, and she says the donation from black lives matter will make it possible to launch an urban farm tech center, a market, and others. i was stunned by it because no black organization has given us a dime . brown tells me construction of the building is expected to be completed in may, and that it should be ready to welcome tenants in july. in oakland, amber lee, ktvu, fox two news a vacaville police officer has been reunited with three children he met three years ago when they were living in horrific conditions. >> isaac stevens took pictures

community where black people can thrive, money that brown says, will launch a handful of businesses to be run by the formerly incarcerated, such as michael lewis. >> he says he was paroled from prison in georgia late last year after serving 27 years. i came from the streets, my mom smoked crack. >> my dad was wasn't around, you know, so i came from nothing. so this is my opportunity for my first opportunity. and i'm gonna take advantage of such a great opportunity, brown tells me. >> it took almost ten years and $80 million in grants to turn a vacant lot into a center to help those who are marginalized, she says the donation from black lives matter will make it possible to launch an urban farm tech center, a market and others. >> i was stunned by it because no black organization has given us a dime. brown tells me construction of the building is expected to be completed in may, and that it should be ready to welcome tenants in july. >> in oakland, amber lee, ktvu, fox two news waking up a billionaire. >> we'll tell you where a winning ticket was sold for last night's mega millions drawing, and the big lottery jackpot still up for grabs t

brown mingled with the crowd. >> people go, wow, you look great for your age. what is your secret. >> vodka. vitamin b. i shouldn't call it vodka. >> reporter: the pub was packed with notable guests. michaelth the attended. >> he is a guy who has conducted himself with dignity and grace and fierceness and put it out there in a good way. >> if you are okay, you can help a friend or two that is not asking you for anything. so, i thank all of you. >> reporter: this is one of the many celebrations leading up to his actual birthday next wednesday. at 90 years old, his birthday wish is fairly simple. >> is there something that you definitely want to do this year? >> i want to be able to answer your questions next year. >> ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ >>> coming up, the webb telescope sends back stunning images from space that scientists hope will increase our understanding of how life began in the universe. >> those are good images but so are these. this is a live look outside at san francisco on this saturday morning. not quite a look from outer space but good nonetheless. >>> welcome back. the time is 6:13 on this saturday morning. this is a live look at san jose. it is shaping up to be a beauti

armed forces minister to gordon brown, bill rammell and charlie rowley , former and charlie rowley, former special adviser to theresa may and gove, and charles, and michaelstart with you and the word michael gove. there is in our script for this programme. is he behind is he trying to behind all this? is he trying to push kemi banknock even push kemi banknock or or even penny number 10? penny mordaunt into number 10? i i don't think so. >> of course, i don't think there's , much in the stories there's, much in the stories over the weekend because as jacob was saying , if you chop jacob was saying, if you chop and change your leader again, the , forget about the the country, forget about the westminster bubble and forget about everybody follows about everybody who follows politics day basis. politics on a day to day basis. i think country would just i think the country would just be arms at the prospect be up in arms at the prospect that conservative that the conservative party has ditched to ditched yet another leader to install somebody else, but, you know, sticking with rishi sunak, sticking with a guy who seems to be doing a fantastic job in deliverin

michael beckert. i've served in every division of the court. i've served in every courthouse. icu's in the san francisco court. before that, i spent 21 years at the law firm mccutchen, doyle, brown and andersen. uh, and while i was at that firm, i was also, uh, on the board of the asian law caucus, where i served as the chair for several years. i was also on the board of the lawyers committee for civil rights, where i served as an officer of that board, and i was the chair of the asian american justice center, which is a national asian american, uh, organization devoted to social justice. uh, because of my history, experience and community involvement, i enjoy the endorsement of a great number of organized asians. uh, the democratic party endorsed me. uh, the vote was is that, uh, i think 26 members voted to endorse me. no one voted for my opponent. i have all 48 of the judges who are able to vote. uh who are able to endorse candidates, uh, supporting me on the san francisco superior court. uh, i, i have the support of all the state level san francisco elected officials. scott wiener, matt haney, and phil ting. i have the support of the san francisco sheriff, paul miyamoto, and