i realize with new innovations come new fears.how many times have we been told to some new tech platform would change the way we live? only fort seemingly to make it worse. so it is only reasonable for folks to ask why will ai be any different? well, here is how i see it. the future of generative ai is yet to be written. new jersey can be the author. this is not just economic opportunity for our families, it is frankly an imperative. if we do not take the lead on ai i guarantee you someone else will. and our nation's competitors like the people's republic of china are already working feverishly to own the future of this realm. no one really knows no matter how big an expert they might be with the road ahead will look like. but here is the road i envision it is a road that heads right down route one new jersey's core door of innovation. lined with the names of institutions like records, bell labs and princeton. i see a future in which new jersey's top minds harness ai to discover new cures for debilitating diseases. giving healthca

, new york, new jersey, philadelphia, and baltimore. we do know now that philadelphia and baltimore had been removed from the ground step list air traffic operations resuming as quickly as possible. so we're continuing to follow this genie cifar of the faa says that crews there at newark and at jfk still need to inspect the runways. are greg wallace listening to air traffic control audio is that's coming in in real time. he says crews from the port authority of new york have inspected the runway. they're at newark. it seems like some flights are departing right now. but some flights are having to be diverted that we're bound to new york. remember new york is sitting on the move, never sleeps and the thing here is the impact on the infrastructure in new york, those in california made short all about this but new york is very much a bridged and underground city. and so new jersey transit is treating out that all of the lines on the new jersey transit system are being held by about 20 minutes, right now because of inspections that need to

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news flash." statements will be heard today in the hush money trial of former president donald trump. prosecutors are also expected to call their first witness, david pecker, the former publisher of the tabloid "national enquirer." >>> the supreme court will hear arguments today on whether cities can punish people for being homeless. the case centers on an oregon town which was giving tickets to homeless people for sleeping in public parks. an appeals court has previously declared the policy unconstitutional. >>> and this year's inductees into the rock and roll hall of fame have been announced. with mary j. blige, cher, and dave matthews band among the hall's class of 2024. for more download the cbs news app n your connected tv. i'm wendy gillette, cbs news, new york. >>> ukraine gets a lifeline to hold off defeat. >> okay. >> after months of political battles the house passes a series of bills giving billions to ukraine and other foreign allies. >> i'm sorry, democracy is kind of a messy business

more on our breaking news this morning. a 4.8 earthquake in new jersey, centered in new jersey.ents from philadelphia up to boston. any injuries as a result unknown at this time. in new york governor hochul said her team is assessing impacts and any damage that may have occurred. we're expecting to hear the governor speak in about 11:30 eastern. we've just learned that president biden has been briefed on this. we're back now with nbc news and weather producer katherine in midtown new york. any new information, katherine? >> reporter: yes. since we last chatted, i'm getting information about how far the shaking was felt. the usds puts out information. we're seeing reports of folks who felt the shaking as far as new england, northern vermont, northern new hampshire for example. i also came across two seismographs, one in massachusetts just outside the boston area and one in southern connecticut that also registered the shaking. >> yeah, and it's -- again, we have no reports as of right now of any damage. certainly we're in all the tri-state area canvassing all of the areas. as we

i'm carissa lawson, cbs news, new york. >>> breaking news.d trump's new york trial is seated. >> i'm supposed to be in a lot of different places campaigning, but i've been here all day. >> the dramatic day in court as 12 americans are selected to decide the former president's fate in the so-called hush money trial. >> the jury called you selfish. how did that make you feel? >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> good evening. i'm norah o'donnell, and thank you for being with us. we want to begin tonight with that breaking news. a jury of 12 new yorkers has now been seated for the first criminal prosecution of a former president of the united states. seven men and five women have been selected for the trial of donald trump, who's charged with falsifying business records to hide an alleged affair and influence the 2016 presidential election. now, earlier in the day, the case appeared to be heading in the wrong direction. that's because two jurors who were already seated were then removed. tonight prosecutors are also asking the jud

in new york.ltimore today where he will view the wreckage of the francis scott key bridge and meet with the families of the victims of its collapse. on thursday, the army corps of engineers announce thatd that i expects to open a channel to the port of baltimore by the end of april. >>> the march jobs report will be released today. it comes as a federal reserve official says interest rate cuts may not come this year if inflation continues to level off. >>> and paul mccartney is showing some love to beyonce and her new cover of "blackbird" by the beatles. mccartney called her version magnificent and says it reinforces the civil rights message that inspired him to write it. for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm chanel call, cbs news new york. >>> tonight the breaking news, the warning from president biden to israel, protect civilians in gaza or risk future support from the u.s. >> is the white house warning that it may remove military aid? >> there are too many

>>> our nbc news exclusive. the biden administration announcing new automatic emergency brake rules for new cars. how it could save pedestrian lives. >>> five years after the san diego zoo said good-bye to its giant pandas the exciting new announcement. >>> and the amazon return with a secret stowaway and her more than 1,000-mile journey back home. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening and welcome, everyone. there is breaking news tonight as we come on the air. three members of a u.s. marshals task force were shot and killed today near charlotte, north carolina. five others were wounded including four charlotte police officers. officials say they came under fire while trying to serve a warrant today. they were all part of a multiagency law enforcement task force. other task force members continued to exchange gunfire with multiple shooters, prompting local police to warn residents in the area to stay indoors as the confrontation played out. tonight the police chief there say

"nbc news daily" starts right now. ♪♪ >>> today, friday, april 5th, 2024, breaking news, tremors shake tri-state, the powerful earthquake rattles the northeast, new york city skyscrapers rock, forced to shelter in place. the dangers that may still exist. >>> warning heard, israel takes drastic action to allow more aid into gaza following president biden's sharp warning to prime minister benjamin netanyahu, as israel dis misses two high-ranking officers over the deadly strikes on aid workers, how the white house is responding. >>> box band its, from the brazen to those disguysed as trash bags, thieves are taking advantage of the rise in home deliveries, how some homeowners are fighting back against so-called porch pirates. >>> countdown to darkness, an influx crowd on the solar eclipse. could cloudy skies put a damper on the show? >> i'm leaving on sunday to drive up the maine. that's where you'll see me on monday. >> definitely catch the show. but thank you so much for ending your week with us, we are going to begin this hour with breaking news, an extremely rare earthquake shaking the

the 4.8-magnitude quake in new jersey centers between new york city and philadelphia. over 40 million americans maryland up to maine feeling this. skyscrapers shaking. homes evacuated. some buildings condemned tonight. the >> david: tonight, breaking news. the earthquake hitting right outside new york city and just moments ago, the aftershocks felt just before question came on the air. a preliminary reading in these aftershocks, 4.0. this was the strongest quake in the region since the late 1800s. the 4.8-magnitude quake in new jersey centers between new york city and philadelphia. over 40 million americans maryland up to maine feeling this. skyscrapers shaking. homes evacuated. some buildings condemned tonight. the shaking can be seen in the earth cam video of the statue of liberty. tonight the crews inspecting bridges, tunnels, and rails. will there be more aftershocks? what authorities are saying to be prepared for tonight. >>> the deadly nor'easter leaving hundreds of thousands still without power. tonight, the new cross-country storm already on the way and what it

radio transmitted a new encouraging voice. assert my firm belief that the only thing we have to fear is fear itself itself. throughout the trying days of the depression, radio brought the heartening voice of the president to the people. fear vanishing and confidence is growing on every side. out of radio in the national fireside chat. radio gathered one of the largest audiences in history when edward abdicated. but i can't help. i'm so proud of the women i know. radio brought people of positive to great. and sometimes events. radio reporter herb morrison was describing the graceful arrival of the zeppelin hindenburg at lakehurst new, when suddenly none of the black and white gathered together, not even by that impression. that's right. terrible. all right, get out of the way. made it funny. four years later. radio reporter john daly made this shocking announcement. we interrupt this program to bring you a special news bulletin. the japanese have attacked pearl harbor, hawaii, by air. president roosevelt has just announced that

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i'm martin daubney on gb news, britain's news channel. now your news channel.rkill. weather with alex burkill. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hello. welcome to your latest gb news weather update brought to you by the met office. across some central southern parts. there will be a bit of sunshine tomorrow, but otherwise it's looking pretty wet and there's some come tonight as some rain to come tonight as well. that's because we have an area low pressure the area of low pressure to the southwest us, that is southwest of us, and that is driving feature northwards as driving a feature northwards as we through the rest of today. we go through the rest of today. so ending day across parts so ending the day across parts of northern ireland, northern england on a mostly dry note. but in the southwest will but rain in the southwest will feed across much of feed its way across much of england, wales and into northern ireland some ireland overnight, with some persistent rain continuing across eastern parts of scotland, bringing

you're with gb news, britain's news channel welcome back to gb news.rren grimes. on your tv, online and on digital radio. i'm reading through some of your comments that you've been sending in to gbnews.com forward slash. your say jim has written in, and jim says having that many bald managers in football is definitely hairiest. we need to organise a protest march to protect the jobs of people with hair. do you know at the rate i'm going, my next guest, i'll explain. you know , i think i'll explain. you know, i think i'll join you on that march and richard says voting reform will not win a single seat in tory held seats is basically voting for a labour government. i'm sure many of us disagree with that sentiment as well. now, yesterday was a very good day for leicester city fans as leeds united defeat to queens park rangers confirmed the foxes promotion back to the premier league afterjust one season. happy days for them. meanwhile, liverpool, of course , confirmed liverpool, of course, confirmed their new manager next season, meaning that all of the pr

, "fox news @ night". a live look now at columbia university. the campus was shot down because of hundreds of anti-semitic protesters. many of them are still there. we will cover breaking news on that. and a short time ago anti-israel protesters lighting players near the campus. police lined up with their helmets. you can see them trying to keep the crowds back. we will keep you updated on that. meantime to columbia university president testifying on capitol hill that she has seen no anti-semitic protests. watch. >> when mobs or people are shouting from the river to the sea palestine must be free or long live --, are those anti-semitic statements? yes or no? it's not how you feel. >> i hear them as such. some people don't. we have -- >> is that a yes? >> we have sent a clear message -- >> i'm not asking about the message. does that fall under the definition of anti-semitism? yes or no? why is it so tough? >> because it's a -- it's a -- it's a difficult issue. >> have you seen protesters saying we are again

we debate tonight is gb news biased? is gb news impartial? does gb news fit with the law? are providing due impartiality? ihave are providing due impartiality? i have a feeling actually the traditional broadcasting industry are beginning to get rather scared of this channel. we'll talk defence spending. the prime minister says we're going onto a war footing. we will increase spending by 2030. but why not just do it now if we're really on a war footing and liam halligan will come in to pay personal tribute to frank field, somebody who'd been in british politics for over 40 years, and one of those very rare figures that commanded respect from both sides of the house. we heard this morning the announcement of his death at the age of 81. but before all of that, let's get the news with ray addison . the news with ray addison. >> thanks, nigel. good evening. i'm ray addison in the gb news room. our top stories this hour. a teenage girl has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after two teachers and a student were stabbed at a secondary school in wales while our tv news

good news. there is actually going to be a brisk, northerly westerly wind replacing that southerly wind from yesterday. >> it's going to help us out a lot with that. feels like condition. your view outside right now is showing a lot of cloud cover sitting up above. we are going to see peaks of sunshine today, but definitely a mostly cloudy one. again, winds have shifted direction. as i noted, it is going to be breezy towards the coast. tomorrow, though that's going to be an especially windy one as a cold front passes across the region. temperatures right now are in the 50's low to mid 50's currently oakland double in concord at 54 while san mateo at 51 degrees looking outside later today, we will be in the 60's yet again under mostly cloudy skies. i know this trend of greater days. maybe isn't your favorite, but there are some changes ahead of us that will get rain. all right, john, thank you for that. let's get you rolling on a thursday for everybody making their way into the city. the meteor l

in new york city we felt it.spokesperson has not repeated seive sport of damages, that something they will investigate. railways will be investigated, buildings will be investigated to make sure there's no damage. this is one of the largest earthquake to hit the northeast in the last century. for new jersey it's the largest to hit since 1884. that's what we are hearing. philly saying there are no major traffic disruptions. there were some ground stops at jfk. jfk is operational, the train that goes into the airport is closed for the time being. governor hochul got on the air and said there were no life-threatening events which is great news but she talked about the earthquake. >> we are taking it seriously and here's why. there's always the possibility of aftershocks. these are widescale possibilities. >> if it happens, drop to the ground, hold onto your neck and hold onto something steady. she encouraged everyone in the new york new jersey area to check your home for damage. all important things to keep in mind.

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. >>> we begin with breaking news and new fears of escalation in the middle east conflict after israel carries out a military retaliation against iran. >> it follows iran's unprecedented strike on israeli targets last weekend, also called a retaliatory move. "today in the bay"'s brie jackson is live in washington. what's the white house saying about this? >> reporter: good morning, marcus, laura. so israel's strike ups the ante on middle east tensions and it comes despite president biden's calls for restraint. this is new video of the israeli strike targeting a military air base near central iran. local state media says nearby nuclear sites were not impacted. the u.s., we're told, was not involved, and flights in iran are resuming this morning with no restrictions, after reportedly being suspended earlier in several iranian cities. israel vowed to respond to iran's strike saturday. that's when iran launched more than 300 drones and missiles at israeli targets. most all of which were intercepted and caused little damage. u.s. secretary of state blinken spoke in the last 90 minutes at th

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abc seven news reporter j.r. stone talked to church leaders who say this is all part of a bigger problem. yellow crime scene tape flapping in the breeze. >> outside of not only one of san francisco's most well known churches, but a spot where witnesses say a church parishioner was stabbed in the leg on sunday. >> several units your suspect has blocked shorts. unknown length of the knife there in the middle of the street. >> church leaders at north beach's saints peter and paul church tell abc seven news that the eventual suspect, who they believe is unhoused, first came inside during a confirmation service. the archbishop of san francisco was there, along with a very large congregation. due to safety concerns, leaders escorted the man outside. witnesses say he was speaking with someone saying, quote, jesus is not real. end quote. those witnesses went on to say that a short time later, that man stabbed a church parishioner in the street man's wife then called 911. church leaders tell me that several people actuall

fireworks, a new parade and new food and new shows. at pixar in emeryville are getting an entire celebration at disneyland resort dedicated to their work. >> and this morning we're getting a sneak peek of pixar fest, which is taking over both parks at the resort, tony cabrera, a bay area native from our sister station in la, joins us live from disney california adventure. good morning, tony. >> what's up south bay? >> good morning reggie amanda i'm born and raised san jose, east side san jose, evergreen okay. went to yep, went to silver creek. yeah. say it. so i'm all about the bay. bay area okay. i got family still there. all right, all right. see see, my credibility just got lifted with you guys. i think we see you. cool cool cool. well, i am here. i'm here with myrna hughes, with the disneyland resort, who is so excited about pixar fest coming starting tomorrow. right. >> it's coming back starting tomorrow. so pixar returned to disneyland resort from april 26th all the way through august 4th, and it is the perfect destination for an

news.the row over returning migrants to the uk from ireland is gathering pace . from ireland is gathering pace. and last week saw some violent protests against the rising number of asylum seekers there. you can see pictures on your screen now . and that was a site screen now. and that was a site about an hour south of dublin that was firebombed by locals. and the irish government announced emergency laws to return them to the uk, saying the increasing numbers were down to rishi sunak rwanda plan. but the uk government has indicated that it won't accept any returns until eu wide asylum rules are changed. well, i'm delighted to say i'm now joined by herman kelly, who's the president of the irish freedom party. herman, welcome to the show . how are you welcome to the show. how are you doing, mate? hello, martin. yes, we can hear you . fantastic. we can hear you. fantastic. lovely. now, i know you've got a lot to say on this topic. it seems to me astonishing that the irish politicians are blami

we are live at the scene with new details on the unfolding investigation. >>> rolling out new safety changes after the san francisco traffic accident, the added layers being added to keep pedestrians safe. >>> the next steps in donald trump's criminal trial and the major endorsement president joe biden is set to receive. >>> this is "today in the bay." good thursday morning. 6:00 right now. thanks for starting your day with us. i am laura garcia. >>> i am marcus washington. we will get a look at the commute coming up in a bit with mike. first, let's start off with the forecast. vianey in for kari this morning. are you bringing in sunshine. >> look how pretty that shot is. that's live. >> did you do that? >> that's live. >> we have a sunrise, not just in san josÉ but in san francisco. seems like we have seen whacky weather, from 60s to snow and now we are seeing the 40s and 50s. we have areas of patchy fog stretching in through portions of san francisco up through parts of the north bay and stretching through parts of the east bay. that's not going to linger for long. we will see that

more news economy, tv news agency projects are also available on social networks in our mobile applicationde on the screen. have a successful day , stay on the button on the first button. belarus' gold and foreign exchange reserves are growing for the second month in a row. minsk has overtaken astana in the volume of trade turnover with russia; zimbabwe has a new national currency. you are watching news. economics with you, i am svetlana lukinyuk. good morning. belarus' gold and foreign exchange reserves have grown due to an increase in the price of gold, according to a review of experts from the eurasian development bank. so in march they increased by almost 134 million dollars and amounted to 8.352.5 million. as noted earlier in the national bank of belarus , reserves are growing for the second month in a row. this year they fell only in january. belarus has overtaken. kazakhstan in terms of trade turnover with russia. last year , the neighboring country's trade turnover amounted to $710 billion. asian countries occupied half of this volume, european countries a quarter, and the middle e

the front page of usa today, new york court delves into new territory.hey are right in the lead story, jury selection in that hush money trial of trump is set to start. here is how the process reward. this from the abc news story on that topic, they note that the jury will be made up only of people who live in manhattan. all english-speaking u.s. citizens over the age of 18 who have not been convicted of a felony and are eligible for jury duty in new york. court officials identify potential jurors from a list of registered voters, taxpayers, drivers license holders, public benefit recipients and others. they will have to be chosen at random. people can volunteer for jury duty but they can't pick what trial they will serve on. the former president of the united states on his truth social page last night previewing today's events, talking about this upcoming trial saying that just four years ago i was a very popular and successful president of the united states, getting more votes than any sitting president in history. tomorrow morning i will be in crimina

yeah, i hear well, i was going to give you some good news. good news? things are improving overall on the roadways. we'll start with a live look at the traffic maps in the south bay. because overall there have not been too many problems there. you see a couple icons there about some reported fires, but those are off the freeway, not on the freeway. and there's no traffic slowdowns or backups really, here to tell you about. now it's another story. if you're heading farther south from here by big sur highway one, as we've been reporting all morning, there is a partial road closure there because of the highway was going away during this weekend's storms. but here in the south bay, this port part of the south bay, you are just fine. so let's show you a live picture of 280 as you pass downtown traffic moving smoothly . and then from there we'll head up to east contra costa county and take a look at that part of your commute. you do see some very slow traffic in the westbound direction of highway four at bay point. no specific crashes here, just a lot of peop

very bad news.his morning i met with great people, construction workers, some teamsters and other unions and some non-unions and we had a fantastic morning. you were there, some of the persons there. great show of support. as you know, some tremendous polls came out over the last 24 hours where we are up in all of the swing states and up nationally. but one came out we're down very little in new york. new york isn't won by republicans anymore. 50 years ago it was, not anymore. i think we have a good chance of winning here and big it a big chance. we'll go to the south bronx and doing a rally at madison square garden. we'll have a big rally honoring the police and honoring the firemen and everybody. i think a lot of people, including teachers, by the way, we're honoring teachers. they have been very badly maligned with some very poor leadership. but we'll be honoring the people that make new york work and we'll be doing a number of large rallies. it will be very exciting. we think we have a good chan

wallace kron. 4 news. >> breaking news to tell you about.w you live pictures where you see la pd officers in riot gear on the campus of usc in los angeles where there have been some violent outbreaks between protesters there and officers. the protesters are demanding a in gaza and they have been clashing with police there. this is a scene that we've seen it campuses across the country. most of the campus protests have been peaceful, but at columbia university in new york, they actually had to cover classes because just weren't able to get around the campus to get to their classes. we just told you about the protests taking place. it sproul plaza in berkeley and those protests have so far been peaceful. but it is a different story at usc it looks like it's fairly calm now. but just a few minutes ago, there were some tussles going on between officers and protesters. yeah, at least one person i know of that has been detained there from usc from earlier today. police did remove. >> several from the campus earlier today. and that is when the argu

thanks, sandhya. >> new at 11.s like san francisco mayor london breeds persistence has paid off. >> yes. she says the city is going to be getting some giant pandas. the idea first started circulating during the apec summit last november, but in february, it was announced san diego would be getting some pandas. breed provided this update from her current visit to beijing. >> i have some really exciting news. we have some cute, cuddly black and white beauties coming to our city. ladies and gentlemen, welcome pandas to san francisco! >> pretty exciting. the zoo ceo spoke with our media partners at the sf standard. she hopes to renovate an existing facility so the pandas can arrive by 2025. that will cost about $4 million, followed by $20 million for a new exhibit. the zoo plans to launch a major fundraising effort. >> it's the hotly contested name change this month. the san francisco bay oakland international airport and the city of san francisco is now suing the port of oakland over it. let's take a live picture from

lester hold joins us live from new york right now. >>> breaking news tonight, the new >>> breaking newstonight, the new aftershock as we come on the air after that rare earthquake rocked the northeast, one of the strongest in the last century. the earth cam from atop the statue of liberty capturing the images as the 4.8 magnitude earthquake shook new york city, the tremors felt as far south as washington, d.c., as far north as maine rattling homes, barber shops, coffee shops and now the concern after that new 4.0 aftershock. >>> also tonight, israel's military dismissing two senior officers from their positions after that deadly strike on aid workers. what it now says went wrong. >>> and our nbc news exclusive. my conversation with the families of american hostages nearly six months since hamas abducted them. >> how do you put one foot in front of the other? >> like, i live my life in agony, in sadness. >> their new plea to

. >> he's calling for news 2. >> thanks for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 2. i'm justine waldman this afternoon. there are allegations of racism in the alameda county justice system. the alameda county district attorney has revealed that a federal judge has issued an exhaustive review of 35 death penalty cases that go back several decades. kron four's terisa stasio. joining us now live for news or with more on what's happening here and what they're hoping to fix really just in the review comes as the alameda county da says that her office found the scribble notes which may show prosecutors strategize to block black and jewish chores. >> from serving on these death penalty cases. now, legal experts say that these are profound allegations was sweeping consequences. >> it's a very disturbing development. this is probably just the tip of the iceberg on wednesday. legal experts weighing in on the bombshell dropped by alameda county district attorney pamela price that a federal judge has ordered the review of 35 death penalty cases after these scribbled notes were d

but his new policy doesn't allow for a way to enshrine those new issues. opening it up to still more criticism on this issue. savannah. >> we will continue to watch that. on the legal front, the president facing multiple developments in some of his cases. >> in new york city, a >> let's run through them. in new york city, a last-minute effort by trump's attorneys to delay the start of the trial by requesting a change of venue yesterday, failed. an appeals court yesterday dismissed publicity in new york city. jury selection is set to begin there on monday. overnight, the special counsel jack smith filed a brief to the supreme court opposing mr. trump's claim of presidential immunity in the election interference case. this is basically the government's opening argument in a case that will be fully argued before the supreme court on april 25th. savannah? >> garrett haake in washington, thank you. >>> it is sentencing day in the first parents convicted in a connection with their child's mass school shooting will learn they fate in a michigan courtroom today. p

the faa tells nbc news it's investigating new whistle-blower claims first disclosed by "the new york times," made by a boeing quality engineer who warns the 787 dreamliner's fuselage was improperly fastened together. in a letter to the faa, his attorney writes, "it is likely to cause premature fatigue failure over time in two major airplane joints that could cause the plane to break apart after many thousands of flights." >> he is alleging that boeing knowingly took a series of manufacturing shortcuts in the construction of the 787. >> reporter: but boeing strongly objects, insisting the 787 is very safe and has undergone intense stress testing, saying, "these claims about the structural integrity of the 787 are inaccurate and do not represent the comprehensive work boeing has done to ensure the quality and long-term safety of the aircraft." still, the new claims come after two fatal max 8 crashes overseas, and the max 9 door plug blowout in january, all to be the subject of congressional hearings next week. >> boeing is putting profit and production speed ahead of quality and safety

we believe that this new name will ultimately be misleading to customers. >> this is ktvu, fox two news at six. >> hello again everyone. >> i'm julie julie haener and i'm mike mibach. we begin with the polarizing life and legacy of oj simpson, who died at the age of 76. >> simpson was born and raised in san francisco. he played little league at the potrero hill rec center and ended his football career playing for the 49ers ktvu crystal bailey joins us here in studio. >> and you spoke to a retired 49ers executive about his roots here in the bay area? >> well, that's right, mike. he's remembered for the 1990s murder trial of his ex-wife, nicole brown and her friend ron goldman. but before the infamous bronco case, before he was acquitted of murder, oj simpson was a hometown hero and a bay area hall of famer with humble beginnings, it was 1947, in the poor neighborhood on potrero hill, where orenthal james simpson was born and raised. >> when o.j. lived here, there was a lot more public housing on the hill than there is now. >> he spent his days developing his talent, playing sports at the

gb news. way. >> hello and welcome to gb news sunday. >> hope you're having a wonderful weekend out there. >> i'm dawn neesom and for the next couple of hours, i'm going to be joining you with a brilliant, brilliant show coming up you, online, on telly and up for you, online, on telly and on radio. and coming up in the first hour. are you proud to be english? well, labour leader keir starmer says labour must not flinch from flying saint george's flag, declaring that his party is the patriotic party . now, don't think he paused before that, but i did then. a teacher has revealed her shock when she asked her pupils if they hated britain and 30 of them, 30, raised their hands with some muslim pupils claiming that the taliban made afghanistan a better place to be. how on earth have we ended up in this position ? and up in this position? and research shows that smiling customers were able to barter for a price reductions of almost 10% on products. so i'm asking is offering a discount for cheerfulne

and two news. sports short in the beach volleyball final of the open asia tour in thailand, the iranian team with the composition of askari and aghajani lost to the australian team and became the runner-up. we are najmeh khemati and ashraminah in the shooting world cup in brazil and in the 10m rifle final. iranians, by being placed in the sixth, fifth and seventh place, lose the olympic quota. thank you very much for your company, have a good night and god bless you. tomorrow is wednesday the 29th of april. at midnight in the city tonight at 23:19, morning call to prayer at 4 and sunrise at 5. it will be 29 minutes. thank you very much for being with us in this news series, now we have a special conversation with my colleagues in this group, ms. emami. hello, we are with you, belji. i greet you, god bless you and all my hardworking colleagues in broadcasting sima news . i also say hello and good time to the esteemed viewers of the national media of one tv channel and khabar channel, who tonight, li

they said they heard about the new plan on the news the same time as everybody else. now, part of the reason why sfmta is able to crack down and increase the number of tickets that they are issuing here in san francisco is because they say for the first time since the pandemic started, they are fully staffed with parking enforcement officers in san francisco. i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> families of the victims of two boeing 737 max crashes met with prosecutors from the justice department, and what they want could further sink the airline maker into more legal trouble. as kevin corke reports from washington. now they want the federal government to criminally prosecute the airline manufacturer. >> prosecutors, with the department of justice meeting with family members of victims of two deadly boeing 737 crashes, the back to back crashes in 2018 and 2019, then launching a probe by the fbi and the dot. the justice department faulting boeing for how it communicate with the faa. about 737 max flight control systems and later sent the jets into fatal nosediv

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american television news. barbara walters had had to scrap and struggle every step of the way and diane sawyer to have a much easier path to getting to this job of being of anchoring her own interview show on abc and i think that diane, who i interviewed for the book was taken aback by the ferocity of the rivalry that barbara greeted her with. what astonishes and again i was white house in washington i was not in new york when when the two of them competed to try to get the same newsmaker interviews. but i do remember didn't see it as it happened. bill clinton was president. united states. and as people may know, the white house hands out network interview not to the white house reporters, but to the big anchor stars. and it was kind of abc sees turn what happened. so roone arledge decreed roone arledge the head of the news division decree, said that it was turn and diane would get if the network got a bill clinton interview, which wasn't guaranteed, but they thought was entirely possible. that it was supposed

well, now to other news: the new people party merged with the party of growth.greement on the merger of the leaders of the two political movements was signed several months ago, but only now it has been formalized legally. today, the participants of the joint congress unanimously supported the initiative. details from anna voronina. for the party, new people are only the fourth congress, but the delegates are addressing large-scale issues. a final unification with the party of growth is on the agenda. the behavior is atypical for political movements; new directions are more often separated from parties, but as noted in the leadership, new people and the growth party complement each other. among the new people there are entrepreneurs, but in the party of growth there are also a lot of them, but among the new people there are also youth activists, students. those who see their future in russia, people are involved in ecology, there are a lot of the so-called educated class, and we see that the party’s agenda is also focused on the future, and not on the past, so t

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a new analysis found.a is leading the nation when it comes to cutting emissions from transportation. san jose came in at the top spot, according to streetlight data's report. the south bay ranked high for cutting the number of miles traveled and ev adoption. san francisco and oakland ranked third among metro areas. transportation is still the biggest driver of planet warming emissions around the country. >> the east bay is about to get an influx of new e-bikes. lyft and the metropolitan transportation commission are set to announce tomorrow. the expansion of the bay wheels bike sharing program. 500 next generation e-bikes will be rolled out in oakland, berkeley and emeryville, along with 24 new docking stations. lyft says they hope this expansion will grow ridership and reduce operational costs. and there it is, complete totality. >> amazingly beautiful. once in a lifetime. >> i had no idea we would see this much of it here. it's so cool. >> i'm just grateful to be here. it's a blessing. >> the incredible

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>>> right now on "ana cabrera reports," breaking news here in new york. donald trump back in court for day two of his jury selection in his hush money trial. and there is something happening today that could impact his potential testimony in this case. >>> plus, the trial and betrayal. a campaign split screen as president biden kicks off a campaign swing while trump sits in court. >>> also ahead, more breaking news at the supreme court. we're watching for decisions any moment as justices prepare to hear a january 6th case that could have big legal implications for trump. >> and good morning. it is 10:00 eastern. i'm ana cabrera reporting from new york. we begin with the breaking news out of a manhattan courthouse. day two of the hush money trial just getting under way this morning. the court will resume efforts to find 12 jurors who will decide this case. plus six alternates. they have yet to seat a single juror. also happening today, a discussion about trump's potential testimony. nbc's vaughn hillyard is outside that courthouse. vaughn, not only do we h

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i'm carissa lawson, cbs news, new york. >>> it's friday, april 19th, 2024. this is "cbs news mornings." breaking overnight, israel strikes back hitting iranian soil in retaliation for last weekend's unprecedented drone and missile attack. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. israel has been warning it would retaliate, and today cbs news has confirmed it did less than one week after iran launched hundreds of missiles and drones at the jewish state. tehran is downplaying the attack which happened in the city of isfahan, about 260 miles south of the capital of tehran. all sides are being tightlipped, and details are very preliminary. jarred hill is here to help us sort things out. >> still early with this, but here is what we know right now -- two u.s. officials have confirmed here that israel's missile did hit iran overnight. a senior israeli official told "the washington post" that the strike was intended to signal to iran that israel can attack its territory. state media posted this video of iran's air defense shooting down what t