neville: i think -- the other side of the atlantic. neville: i think that is true.y factor in credit markets, real estate, but actually, what was really notable for me in the financial stability review was what wasn't in it in terms of what they were worried about. a lot of the details in the document about the performance of bank assets and in particular nonperforming loans, it is really striking that if you turn the clock back 12 or 18 months, that is exactly what we have been worried about coming out of the pandemic, and instead, the quality of bank assets, the quality of loans, the quality of corporate balance sheets has been good, and that really does help underpin a solid recovery because you don't have the kind of economic scarring either in the real economy or the financial system that we saw a decade ago really impeding the pace of economic recovery, so i think that is encouraging. alix: it really feels like you are quite positive on the european economy, especially versus the u.s. is that a fair statement to make? i say that with surprise because we are st

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and when neville wrote his big biography on kennedy he did will swiss research.at means they go to the church churchill archive personally.they didn't see when still winston churchill reveling inhis own hand . dythey didn't see the note, the researcher missed the note. thank goodness we won't have to hear kennedys papers any longer when we're in the house of commons. these are all things that i believe in doing research so i found these, yes. but nobody, nobody had been to the royal archive before me. and it's a bit of a thing to get into the royal archive. anybody who is accredited with a publisher can do it but it takes a long time for it to happen so i think nobody else has written about what king george thought about him that's why the book is important. >> thank you. another question is about joe's relationship to jack and how did he help him even though there lives were so different? >> i think it's easier to answer the second one in the first one. i went to the first one as well but the second one first. when joe junior died, jack was still in the hospital

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neville, are you still there? >> yes, i am, joe, and i think president honda understands the issue exactly. if they were to leave the excavation the way it was, it would need foundation and retaining walls. it would appear that infilling it -- the department is not in a position to tell the applicant what to do, but just looking at the two options, it would appear that the infilling would be the least expensive and least problematic. >> clerk: okay. thank you. anything further from d.b.i.? >> no. i think the question was, you know, would we consider the geotechnical engineer's advice to keep the slurry the way it was? standard engineering practice would say no to that. [please stand by] it. >> shop & dine in the 49 promotes local businesses and challenges resident to do their shop & dine in the 49 within the 49 square miles of san francisco by supporting local services in the neighborhood we help san francisco remain unique successful and vibrant so we're will you shop & dine in the 49 chinatown has to be one the

neville, are you still there? >> yes, i am, joe, and i think president honda understands the issue exactly. if they were to leave the excavation the way it was, it would need foundation and retaining walls. it would appear that infilling it -- the department is not in a position to tell the applicant what to do, but just looking at the two options, it would appear that the infilling would be the least expensive and least problematic. >> clerk: okay. thank you. anything further from d.b.i.? >> no. i think the question was, you know, would we consider the geotechnical engineer's advice to keep the slurry the way it was? standard engineering practice would say no to that. [please stand by] >> once i got the hang of it a little bit, you know, like the first time, i never left the court. i just fell in love with it and any opportunity i had to get out there, you know, they didn't have to ask twice. you can always find me on the court. [♪♪♪] >> we have been able to participate in 12 athletics wheelchairs. they provide w

neville, are you still there? >> yes, i am, joe, and i think president honda understands the issue exactly. if they were to leave the excavation the way it was, it would need foundation and retaining walls. it would appear that infilling it -- the department is not in a position to tell the applicant what to do, but just looking at the two options, it would appear that the infilling would be the least expensive and least problematic. >> clerk: okay. thank you. anything further from d.b.i.? >> no. i think the question was, you know, would we consider the geotechnical engineer's advice to keep the slurry the way it was? standard engineering practice would say no to that. [please stand by] . >> the meeting welcome to order. to the friday, november 19 meeting of the public safety and neighborhood services committee.i am supervisor gordon mar joined by matt haney and erin peskin. i'd like to thank jim smith and corwin cooley forstabbing this meeting. we are in receipt of a presidential action memo according supervisor

and russian. batt separatist has been getting worse. chance dropped reports now from the village of neville skit near don . yes. this is what heavy weapons do to people's lives in eastern ukraine. it was one a. m. when the shilling started nearly and her husband were fast asleep. they woke buried under the rubble of their home and they were rescued by the neighbors that thought of a hard to be woke and our home had been completely destroyed around. i prayed that if we were to die, then please god, make it quick that a couple i hear you can hear her. do the roll. this is all right. i have so much emotional pain. i wanted to die. we have ever seen. we need it in life. now it's gone. people try to comfort us, but it's so very hard to cope. around 400 people used to live in this village before the conflict between ukraine and russian back separatists started more than 7 and a half years ago. now, fewer than 40 remain, and most a leaving because they're afraid of more shelling. tice's home was also hit. she's lived here for nearly 50 years. she's diabetic and spends most of her $100.00 a month p

he introduces him to people including neville chamberlain thewas at the time chancellor of the-- alsointroduces him to tankers and lows of other people and he gets the idea i think i would like to be ambassador to britain and i think i could help my children get some international experience. anyway 1935 and there's going to be at 36 election again to reelect roosevelt and so joe goes to work and figures if i don't become secretary of the treasury maybe i can becomeer ambassador, so he writes a pamphlet over the winter called, i'm for roosevelt, aimed primarily at-- [inaudible] the one thing roosevelt had trouble with was big business in america. they hated him and thought he had communistic tendencies and there were rumors spread against roosevelt, so the other person kennedy gets-- [muffled audio] now bishop francis, it wasn't a cardinal as of yet, but he spent his entire youth-- [muffled audio] he was effectively the translator for the pope as well as eugenia put kelly who is pictured below with his own entourage. joe kennedy's to the left. pacelli wants to come to america and joe

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thank you very much, dame pauline neville-jones. just to - pauline neville—jones.has been named locally as david perry. borisjohnson has acknowledged that his handling of the row about the former conservative mp owen paterson could have been "better". the issue returns to the commons later, as a growing number of mps face criticism about their conduct. the government tried to block mr paterson's suspension ten days ago, then backed down. he's since resigned as an mp, but denied any wrongdoing. let's speak now to adam fleming, our chief political correspondent what happens today in the commons, adam? , ., ., ., ., adam? there is emotion in front of mps today which _ adam? there is emotion in front of mps today which basically - adam? there is emotion in front of mps today which basically signifies | mps today which basically signifies the end of the big government u—turn over this affair. it would censure owen paterson, it would approve the standards committee report that found he was guilty of egregious breaches of parliamentary rules when it came to lobbying the g

neville, are you still there? >> yes, i am, joe, and i think president honda understands the issue exactly. if they were to leave the excavation the way it was, it would need foundation and retaining walls. it would appear that infilling it -- the department is not in a position to tell the applicant what to do, but just looking at the two options, it would appear that the infilling would be the least expensive and least problematic. >> clerk: okay. thank you. anything further from d.b.i.? >> no. i think the question was, you know, would we consider the geotechnical engineer's advice to keep the slurry the way it was? standard engineering practice would say no to that. [please stand by] it. >> shop & dine in the 49 promotes local businesses and challenges resident to do their shop & dine in the 49 within the 49 square miles of san francisco by supporting local services in the neighborhood we help san francisco remain unique successful and vibrant so we're will you shop & dine in the 49 chinatown has to be one the

"fox news live" continues with molly line and arthel neville. griff: i'm griff jenkins in washington, thanks for watching and have a safe and happy weekend. ♪ arthel: the world is on high alert as the u.s. and several other nations impose travel the restrictions on south african countries after the emergence of a new covid variant. the cdc and state department now warning americans not to travel to those countries. hello, everyone. welcome to "fox news live," i'm arthel neville. welcome, molly. molly: glad to be here, i'm sitting in for eric shawn. omicron is classified as a, quote, variant of concern. the u.k. today becoming the latest country to report cases of omicron which has also surfaced in belgium, israel and hong kong. no cases have yet been reported in the u.s. new york governor kathy hoe cull has issued an emergency hospital order limiting elective surgeries just in case. president biden with these words of caution as he and the world await more answers on the new strain. >> we don't know a lot about the variant except that it is of g

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neville, this is where i will pass it off to you and thank you. >> you scott. >> the information sheet was retracted. at the request of the state fire marshal. as to the definition on requesting. this is specific information that relates to an area that's 25 feet away from the building. and it allows people to receive it and show things. while the department is fighting back fire.however, the emergency rescue window is required. so it requires somebody to come and the department has determined if you're not able to get their equipment then they need to find someone else to do an outline. and in the absence of a passageway. [inaudible] it's 25 foot down and it doesn't meet the commission's needs. so the immediate reaction was to subtract that. we've had patience with them in the spots and ... [inaudible] >> thank you from a tenant perspective , knowing the egress it was very important . and is the standard that they have to have a ladder? there's not a workaround like providing a fire escape or any other kind of means to i guess get to the ground? is this the issue we're talkin about? o

. >> investigators say the dealer who sold the pill on snapchat to amy neville's son killing him is connectedo two other orange county deaths. >> most people e g but the numbers tell us each one of you know someone who is using or soon will. >> michelle reporting now come the d advice for families to talk to your loved ones about fentanyl and tell them they cannot tell the difference between a legitimate pill and a counterfeit one that can kill. >>> a fight to hold the drug industry accountable for the opioid entered epidemic. the supreme court cast out a $465 million ruling against drug maker johnson and johnson. a lower court wrongly interpreted the states public nuisance law. johnson & johnson has not yet responded to the decision. >> san francisco city leaders celebrated the groundbreaking of a new affordable housing project. what was once a parking lot and balboa park will be converted into 131 affordable housing units. one of two development to break grounds in the city's 11th district this year. it will also feature a renovated bar station at the plaza. the design includes a number of

more than a 1000000 people who have already been forced to flee their homes. cha stafford al jazeera neville ski eastern ukraine police in iran of arrest, and 67 people during protests, against water shortages. they frontier gas to disperse demonstrations in the city. this for hon. you're in your authorities of promise to compensate farmers for losses incurred in drought at areas. human rights groups in democratic republic of congo, say chemical spills from cold mines. runing people's livelihoods. the country produces 2 thirds of the world's cobalt supply is one of the most sought after minerals in the world, with global demand predicted to saw by 100000 tons in the next 4 years. that's because of a global drive towards cutting carbon emissions from oil and gas to move towards clean energy. cobalt is used in batteries for electric vehicles and to store energy from wind and solar power. it also used in millions of products including mobile phones. welcome, where report some chem, one tender in lower lava province. lizard work is not all of sarah in kasan goes fish dead. he says he found them

john stripe algae, 0 neville ski eastern ukraine. moreland, taylor, us, diplomats, intelligence operatives and military officials have now experienced unexplained neurological trauma. as for some of them to leave, korea is the body administration is investigating, but says it doesn't have answers to who is doing this. there is in the state department corresponding rosalyn jordan speak, see one of the earliest victims of what has become known as the have vanish syndrome. cia officer mark palmer, romulus, went to moscow in 2017 for meetings with russian intelligence officials. paula morales never thought he'd come back to the us with a career ending traumatic brain injury. it's been 4 years of age. 247 headache, which is you know, not only of painful physically, but just in from a medical office doctor, it's pretty, it's pretty debilitating. so while i've gotten better now, because the treatment i received at walter reeves, national, intrepid center of excellence, that's on the world's leading traumatic brain injury programs. i'm still not there yet. i'm still suffering. paula morales says h

gary neville said via instagram... patrice evra via instagram... michael owen via twitter...omen's super league leaders arsenal right now in the early kick off. it is still goalless at half time at the leigh sports village. you can watch that live on bbc two. and there are four other games to look forward to throughout the afternoon. there's been gold for britain's bryony page this morning at the trampoline and tumbling world championships in baku. page won in the women's trampoline final with this routine. she's already won two olympic medals, including a bronze in tokyo this summer. but now she has her first individual gold on the world stage. page won gold in the team event back in 2013. the final round of the season—ending event in golf�*s european tour has reached its conclusion in dubai. and for rory mcilroy, itjust wasn't his day. the world number eight teed off the final day with a one—shot lead, but momentum began to shift after hitting the flag on the 15th, as 24—year—old collin morikawa claimed victory to become the first american to win on the european tour, finis

more than a 1000000 people who have already been forced to flee their homes. cha stafford al jazeera neville ski eastern ukraine, known escalation, and the fighting between who the rebels in the army in central yemen has forced another 90000 people from their homes. they are now in displacement camps adding to the world's worst humanitarian crisis. is mohammed vol. i say is doing what she can to feed her 9 children. what when it comes to the fierce winter cold of humans? mary province, she stands helpless. the family lives in this war, now tent, in the summer camp for this place. people. this is their 3rd stop in a few months after they fled, there holds my luck. i don't know quite enough. my children are freezing to death. i'm saying the truth, god is by witness. we've been suffering all our lives, gaping from one place to another route. it wouldn't let us lead a normal life. i'm not crying in vain. have mercy on our poor soul. i walk miles for some water, but there are more than 1200 displaced families of somebody a camp. they fled the fuel fighting between the horses and the national army

more than a 1000000 people who have already been forced to flee their homes. cha, stripe al jazeera neville ski eastern ukraine. thanks. a police have been deployed to the iranian city of is for hon. a day after process of a water shortages turned violence on friday. the police fire t, aghast to disperse stone throwers will then 60 people were arrested. a river that runs through the city has dried up. the government has promised to compensate farmers for their losses in drought. it areas, young people are being offered free, vocational training in the northeast of nigeria. officials in born of state hope it will reduce unemployment and keep more young men from joining arm groups and criminal gangs. asked me to address reports now from the state capitol. my degree isaac peter, has landed his 1st job while still in the middle of training program to be a metal fabricate. the 25 year old has already started dreaming big. i want to be among dar begonia and a wall so that my name will be counting among those successful people in the world . isaac, along with 10000 other young men and women, whist

more than a 1000000 people who have already been forced to flee their homes. cha, stripe algae, 0 neville ski, eastern grain, now doctors and democratic republic of congo have noticed a high rate of birth defects in babies. born near coble mines, demand for the metal is soaring, as wealthy countries promised to switch from fossil fuels to electric vehicles. often webb has the latest in his reports now from coal whizzy in the south of d r. c. when glue awesome bye was born with a cleft lip. her mother henrietta was worried there hoping that can get help at this hospital in the democratic republic of congo. flores grandmother. miss ingram . willa has seen clef lips before i, michelle, she, i don't know what causes this, but one of our neighbors also has it, and he struggles to speak other people in the community habit, but none of them have had surgery. they just live with the henry s s l food and drinks in one of the many informal coble mines here in lieu elaborate province. doctor william kong says he's seen far too many left lips and other malformations in newborn babies over the 5 years

more than a 1000000 people who have already been forced to flee their homes, jaw stripe, algae, 0 neville sky, eastern ukraine floating close in less than an hour and cook a stone and parliamentary election just stays on the claims of fault of its very president started a job. he has promised a free peaceful election lost his election was disputed triggered rides from outside the previous government of cases, a bus roaming line for in bush, gac saying nobody voting has just closed for the day talk with through the day. well we're right up here at the finish line in bish check the polls, as you say are about to close. there's just about 40 minutes left for people to cast their ballots. and then the conversation will turn to counting the votes and possibly contesting votes and turn out if there's any problems with the result. now we've come to a polling station in the south of the city. this is the most densely populated part of the city and election workers tell us that the numbers of people they see in coming in throughout the day really closely mirrors the presidential election back in j

more than a 1000000 people who have already been forced to flee their homes. cha stafford al jazeera neville ski eastern ukraine. a new ministers will hold, crisis talks in kelly on sunday to dress cross channel migration between the u. k and france. it comes up to 20 settle before ground trying to get across on wednesday. but the u. k. has been uninvited from the meeting french president in missouri, my whole cues, british prime minister bras, johnson not being serious about sorting out the problem. he posted a letter calling on the french side to take actions. algerians are voted in local elections that are basing as a test of support for president of the machine to boon mezz. municipal and provincial councils were on the ballot. observe, as predicting a low turn out to boon came to power off to his predecessor was ousted in 2019 by pro democracy protest. back on the head of the army police in iran, of arrested 67 people during protest against water shortages. and they find pagans to disperse demonstrations in the city is for hon. rainier authorities are promised to compensate farmers, but

more than a 1000000 people who have already been forced to flee their homes. cha stafford al jazeera neville ski eastern ukraine. even carriers found a braving the snow and faint to vote in a parliamentary election. president saw the panel has promised to make sure the selection is free. fair as people last as election was defeated triggered riots that offered the previous government. across one in st. louis spoke to president southern to power off in kirsten's capital. bish kick on the eve of parliamentary elections. curtis jones, president southern power of said his government has done everything possible to crack down on the long standing problem of vote rigging. on his watch, he says, results will be legitimate and post election street and will remain protest pre island custom. gonna have all of that, not going to if every citizen wants to ensure his future ensure a good future for their children, regardless of the cold, regardless of rain, regardless of snow, regardless of rocks falling from the sky, they should come the the week leading up to election day saw police raids on alleged qu

arthel: welcome to fox news live, i am arthel neville. hi, eric. eric: thank you for joining us here at the fox news channel. i am eric shawn. the three other stories where color following closely, president biden addressing inflation, he says the infrastructure bill will help bring prices of everything we've been paying for go down. critics are saying the president's policies in the crisis, who will take a look. reaction to the newly released e-mail to show national school board association what the white house and department of justice, the letter comparing the threats from some angry parents to domestic terrorism. the humanitarian crisis of the southern border getting worse by the day. migrants keep coming in the caravan with what we are told up to 10000 more people taking shape in mexico headed to our country. live team fox coverage for you, bill melugin has more on the border. explicit e-mails from lucas tomlinson and the fight against inflation. live in kenosha, wisconsin with the trial, they expect the rulings from the judge today. reporter:

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hello, welcome to fox news live, i am arthel neville. hi, eric.c: thank you for joining us here on the fox news channel. other big stories this hour. house passing bipartisan infrastructure bill after months of vision between moderate and progressive democrats, still hanging in the balance, president by costlier billion-dollar social spending bill. i'll have the latest on that. a report from of the administration paying migrants up to $450,000 each, lawsuits over the trump administration separation policy but it turns out the white house coachella big bucks. live team fox news coverage. the house approving the first part of the biden agenda. americans on the crisis continuing on the southern border. let's go to houston with the tragedy unfolding at the concert. garrett. reporter: eric, apparently this was a chaotic crowd all throughout the day yesterday but there are a lot of questions how it turned into mass casualty event in one of the deadliest concerts in u.s. history. you can get a sense of what the crowd was like in this video from earlier i

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one concertgoer described chaos to arthel neville this afternoon. >> they do nothing, for whatever reasoney just wouldn't help. i don't know if it's because they were streaming live or whatever the case was but bodies were being held up because it was so compact. >> what did you say was in front of you? >> dead bodies in front of us. jon: live in houston with the latest, garrett. reporter: a lot of people who attended last night are sharing similar stories, people trapped with nowhere to go and almost no one willing to help. roughly 50000 people at the festival last night and they were packed inside. you can get a sense of how young most of the crowd was by the ages of the victims who lost their lives. the youngest were 14 and 16. the others were in their early to mid 20s. thirteen others are still hospitalized including five under the age of 18. local officials are rightly calling this an absolute tragedy. >> no one, no parents, no friend, no sibling should see their loved one off to a concert by world renowned artist and not expect them to come home safely. reporter: witness after witne

welcome to a brand-new fox news live, i am arthel neville. eric: thank you for joining us, i am eric shawn. police telling fox news the accident discharge may have been near the main security checkpoint at the airport. video as you can see posted on social media shows people running for safety they abandon bags all over the passenger areas. airport official use have given the all clear in the investigation is underway. here are the breaking developments. reporter: which repeat there was no loss of life, no real threat but the panic with the possibility became a real potential danger. cell phone video shows panic passengers and asians running away from the terminal during what was thought to be an active shooter situation and chaos afterwards. it turned out to be accidental discharge of a weapon. flights were briefly halted happened neared the main security area at america's busiest airport, made even more 50 a few days before the heavy thanksgiving weekend. airport officials tweeted, approximately 1:30 p.m. today a weapon accidentally dischar

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. >> now neville chamberlain who was prime minister thought he had the answer to everything.easement was a wonder. singing praises back to the state department and to the white house getting him even angrier. he said that the president enjoyed and liked talking to and the replacement secretary of state or foreign minister. but he was a bit too protestant for his liking and extremely religious and highly anglican. but halifax, the first time you met he was not surprised he was swearing like a trooper and actingct terribly. so now marching on march 11 he was in london and was the ambassador but now foreigno minister to germany. and then i laugh because you take one look at the sky and think oh my goodness. because then in poland in the 1920s and then in the early 1930s moved to tokyo and was responsible for bringing japan closer to the axis powers. now he is in england and under strict orders to befriend kennedy and already by june they have two separate meetings in which kennedy is loose lips and he is actually betraying american foreign policy. the day after this meeting, ken

"fox news live" continues with molly line and arthel neville. the world is on high alert as the u.s. and several other nations impose travel the restrictions on south african countries after the emergence of a new covid variant. the cdc and state department now warning americans not to travel to those countries. hello, everyone. welcome to "fox news live," i'm arthel neville. welcome, molly. molly: glad to be here, i'm sitting in for eric shawn. omicron is classified as a, quote, variant of concern. the u.k. today becoming the latest country to report cases

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todd: we might need to take a look at mister neville chamberlain to see how well appeasement works.if not lying. >> i don't say we shouldn't investigate claims of someone who was a well-respected bridge intelligence officer, couldn't have known somebody who is a primary source lied to him. >> i disagree with your premise. not to say we should have foreseen the advance to christopher steele. none of that was undercut. >> the credibility of it. >> that was you on the view to be the first media person on the media to call him out for this. where is msnbc. >> and. and they were supportive of that. we have to have politicians. it was a little naÏve that he might be reflective on that time. with chuck todd and the interview you showed, the truth is there is no way of knowing these sources would have lied to steal, that is why the dossier was an unverified document. that's why you take the intelligence community and fbi and law enforcement personnel and you that information because people in sources lie all the time and anyone has been two days in the intelligence community knows this and

this is from gary neville — former player with solskjaer and pundit for sky sports.r—wise, yesterday, many of us were still in the mild with temperatures at 11! degrees, todayit today it is a cold and fresh feeling day. this was the picture a little earlier on as the sun rose above eastbourne. through the course of the day, we are expecting a chillier feel wherever you are. sunny skies in general but also some showers in the forecast of the showers today will be towards the east. that is because higher pressure are sitting out to the west. you can see the winds rotating in that area, coming in from a northerly direction bringing us that cold air mass and wind chill that you will notice out there, particularly close to those east coast. the northerly breeze driving showers and across eastern scotland, wintry over high ground. rain, showers and perhaps hail mixing for the likes of east yorkshire, northumberland as well write down towards kent and east sussex. furtherwest, police are looking largely try. for much of the day, you will notice that wind gusts will be betwe

hello and welcome to fox news live i am arthel neville. eric: thank you for joining us at fox news channel this afternoon. reaction to the rittenhouse acquittal ripples across the nation. there has been protested several cities ongoing this weekend with police declaring one minority in the riot and lawmakers weighing in on house judiciary chair jerry nadler he calls for the department of justice to review the verdict. kyle rittenhouse his mother on what she says her son is thinking and feeling. >> he does have remorse. people said if he could do it again, he will do it again but talking to them now, he will never go down there if this ever happens again. he will never. >> first let's go to correspondent mike tobin live in wisconsin. >> the very latest a small demonstration is underway in front of the kenosha courthouse this is a location to year end a half ago the demonstrations gave way to repeated clashes with police and less than a mile from the location where kyle rittenhouse killed two people and wounded a third. you know the jury ult

black activist in new york, he said the welcome to a brand-new hour of fox news live, i am arthel nevilleable. eric: thank you for joining us i am eric shawn. the mayor elect adams who has retired nypd captain who one law and order, he's doubling down on his campaign promise to address rising crime by bringing back a reinvented version of the anti-crime unit, that unit consisting of undercover officers was pulled off the streets by current mayor bill de blasio. the counter virtual move that could explain for an increase in crime. brian yanez live in the newsroom with the very latest on this controversy. >> the commissioner of the new york police department is the high-profile important at mayor elect eric adams will choose. he promised to choose the first nypd female commissioner and according to the new york post the top candidates are former seattle paris police chief and your police chief and philadelphia's first black female commissioner danielle outlaw, he won the election by promising to fight back surgeon crime. on wednesday adams was put to the test at a contentious meeting with l

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arthel: hello everyone i am arthel neville. those who disagree with the verdict are protesting and calling rittenhouse nothing but a vigilante. some turning violent. what in portland, oregon declared a right but despite the outrage some legal experts say the verdict was no surprise. >> they spent a very long time deliberating in the ended up acquitting on all accounts. that was not a surprise in closing arguments i wrote a column saying this to be a hung jury or an acquittal because the case fell apart from the outset. the prosecution witnesses gave testimony for the defense. ultimately i think the prosecution has very little credibility with the jury. arthel: let's go to jeff paul standing by and kenosha with more of the reaction to the verdict. >> all quiet and kenosha a day after jury found kyle rittenhouse not guilty on all accounts. there were a few people out here who were protesting the verdict locally and visibly, still upset over the decision but when you talk to the folks on the side of kyle rittenhouse, people like h