cbs news reached out to officer grubb's _ wrong. torneys - wrong. cbs news reached out to officer grubb's attorneys and - wrong. cbs news reached out to j officer grubb's attorneys and say wrong. cbs news reached out to i officer grubb's attorneys and say he is waiting in countyjail until his arraignment tomorrow where he is expected to plead not guilty. talks are due to begin on wednesday to end the civil war in sudan which has claimed thousands of lives. talks in switzerland follow brutal months of conflict. the sudanese government will not be represented. a fast spreading new variant of m pox has been declared a public health emergency in africa. since the start of the year there have been nearly 111,000 cases and a50 deaths been nearly 1a,000 cases and a50 deaths recorded in the democratic republic of congo. it has also been recorded in other african countries. next to greece and you have probably seen the images of those huge wildfires that had been threatening the capital athens. the good news is authorities now say they have b

where is the point, there’s nowhere to go, around him is a new office, i’m a stranger there, if you had assisted, they would have listened to you, and how can i be useful, you know yourself dmitry andreevich always turned to the wrong address, i’m not a specialist in working with personnel and not a financier, i catch spies, i understand, and i mean i’m at the right address, when you sent me the general figure out, because of which i lost all the contracts in iraq, what are you lying? a person connected with the cia, that means you are not connected with the cia, yes, and what about you then covering for your yakovlev when he ran off to the americans, now you are accusing me, yes i need you to accuse you, as if i have nothing else to do, vyacheslav ivanovich, well, is it really impossible to just help me once as a human being, why are you whining like a woman, for what reason, should i still help you, have i not done enough for you, can't you work? don't work, stay at home and don't call i want to know more, what's new in the ministry of foreign affairs, can you imagine what a boom it i

the home office is setting out plans to smash the criminal gangs, including new specialist officers, rk white has more. >> well, those plans include 100 new investigators for the national crime agency and a plan to remove 14,000 illegal immigrants every year. >> hoping for a miracle. divers begin day three of the search of the capsized superyacht with six people still missing. tech tycoon mike lynch is one of those whose former business partner, david tabizel spoke to gb news. >> but mike stands out to me as a champion of free will and really should be celebrating in this country as a leading entrepreneur and as a as a freedom fighter in a way . freedom fighter in a way. >> and the chancellor's getting tough as winter fuel payments are scrapped. this winter. rachel reeves is set to raise taxes, cut spending and get tough on benefits to turn the economy around. ray addison have more on this one. >> absolutely zero support from pensioners here in crawley, with one man describing it as monetary abuse of the elderly. >> and lovely whipsnade zoo in bedfordshire is hosting its annual weigh

now in the 21st century, the french news agency is aware of the appointment of a new officer of the royal tower of england, who previously participated in the missions of the british navy in afghanistan, iraq, and the north pole. the fear of iran's revenge has gone to the point where the zionists live occupied lands have become a soothsayer and psychologist. ramals are crowded in the occupied territories. do they predict whether iran will attack or not? will they attack? yes will they press the button to fire the missiles? yes anxiety waiting the residents of occupied palestine had a nervous breakdown. imaqi first it's been a week that we haven't slept at night and we bought all the goods in the stores. i even dug a shelter for myself in the basement. our reporter liran shammam could not continue his work this week due to the fear of response from iran and hezbollah. the truth is that the entire government is holding its breath and waiting for an answer. that's why we took liran to a psychologist to calm him down. the emptying of the shelves in the city of eshbah has attracted the attenti

they say she has expanded efforts to recruit new officers by raising officer salaries and has, quote, the right direction to hold criminals accountable and support crime victims. meanwhile, candidate daniel lurie also has a new endorsement. the san francisco deputy sheriffs association endorsed lurie, saying in a statement they back him for his, quote, dedication to public safety, including his commitment to fully staff the sheriff's department. they also noted his plan to use technology to go after drug dealers. >> homeless advocates in san francisco are now demanding the city end its crackdown on encampments. sweep two housing hills rescue, housing hills. organizers are calling this citywide protest stop the sweeps. it comes in response to a program mayor london breed launched three weeks ago to aggressively clear homeless encampments across the city. critics say it won't solve san francisco's homeless problem. >> like if somebody has a tent up on a street, that means outreach workers know where they're at and can find them and can further the process of, you know, getting them serv

good day, thank you for your work, we will work further we, the news editorial office, will tell you all the details about the main thing at this hour, then, be yourself, boris kidnapped the bosses in a scheme to evade mobilization. and buchansky district trade centers of kyiv oblast. according to the investigation, they offered the men assistance in avoiding the draft. for only $37,000, ukhilyand received a complete package of documents for removal from military registration, as well as support during the vlk. more than 20 clients have already been identified, during searches the sbu found more than 1,200 thousand in the residences of suspects dollars, and the middleman was detained in a capital restaurant at from new clients, all in custody, they face up to eight years in prison. the occupiers finally destroyed the first green school in ukraine and the only one in the kherson region in the village of antonivka, the kherson city military administration reported. the russians attacked the educational institution twice in half a day. it was built with the help of the finnish governmen

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together very soon putin's motorcade rushes along the central streets of the shining formidable new houses, officegs, new streets and districts, minutka square, this name is remembered by everyone who lived in russia in the nineties and noughties, how was it revived? the main thing, this is what akhmad khadzhi understood, then in one, at one meeting he said: i have been through a lot, i have understood a lot, and i am convinced that in order for chechnya to develop normally, so that people feel comfortable and safe, and could live with dignity, and feel free, could profess their own direction in islam, chechnya must be with russia, very decently, devoted. no, i'll go, i have to be there at home, and it was blown up, as you know, death will come when you are destined to leave, and so it came to me more than once, over the course of 4 years, the last 4 years. the president of the chechen republic, akhmad khadzhi kadyrov, fulfilled his duty to his people with dignity and courage, he was a truly heroic man, with all his activities he most convincingly proved that there is not and cannot be any sign of

now in the 21st century, the french news agency has announced the appointment of a new officer of the royal tower of england, who was previously in the missions the british navy has been present in afghanistan, iraq and the arctic. family budget. the british royal reached more than 124 million euros with an increase of 5% earlier this summer. clash in the turkish parliament. clashes started after one of the representatives in his speech described the representatives of the justice and development party of turkey as the representatives of the biggest terrorist organization in turkey. after the exchange of insults between the representatives of the justice and development party and the workers, the conflicts spread to other representatives and the parliament turned into a scene of chaos between the representatives of different groups. said at least one of the deputies was injured. ireland announced the development of restrictive laws for the use of cyber space. the government announced to the managers of social networks that the application of these rules is mandatory. ireland's advisor

they say she has expanded efforts to recruit new officers by raising officer salaries and has, quote, moved public safety policy in the right direction to hold criminals accountable and support crime victims. >> the san francisco deputy sheriffs association has endorsed three candidates in the mayoral race. the union posted a statement on its website supporting former mayor mark farrell as its top choice supervisor asha safai and philanthropist daniel lurie round out the top three. the union cited these candidates, quote, strong position on public safety and commitment to addressing the critical issues facing san francisco. >> the san francisco board of education has a new board member. at the end of the first week of classes for the district. mayor london breed appointed phil kim to serve out the term of departing board president lainie motamedi. kim was sworn in this afternoon. he has taught middle school and currently works for the district in an executive role. he called this a time of great change and challenge for the district, which is facing a budget shortfall of more than $14

and very soon putin's motorcade is racing along the central streets of shining grozny, new houses, officeings, new streets and districts. minute square, this name is remembered by everyone who lived in russia in the nineties and noughties, how they revived it, it was amazing, they remembered what was here once, and here there were only ruins, yes and generally formidable ruins, we with akhmad khadzhi thought. chechnya developed normally, so that people felt comfortable and safe, and could live with dignity, and felt free, could profess their direction in islam, chechnya should be with russia, very decently, a devoted person, devoted to his small homeland, a big homeland, and of course, a real man very courageously, very courageously, real. did a lot for the chechen people, i think that in many ways he saved the chechen people, the interests of which, he has been leading this all his life, he was not afraid of death, the president lays flowers at the grave of akhmat kadyrov in his native village. what did he die for? for chechnya, for the chechen people , for russia? i still can't forgive

heard her, this is the situation there, shops are closing, remaining goods are being sold, the new post office the authorities are already working on the phone, that is, everything is set up so that people leave there, the curfew there is now from 3 p.m. , that is, from 3 o'clock in the afternoon to 11 o'clock in the morning, there are only four hours in the day when... well some institutions can function, the new post office worked until the end, they tried to give people the opportunity to take out some of their property, but the branch in merinograd has already closed, the city is turning into a wasteland right before our eyes, you can constantly hear the work of artillery, both enemy and ours, well, that's the atmosphere depressing i would say. i understand that when the invasions took place there on february 22, for example in the sumy region, when the enemy suddenly found himself just under sumy already and or traziv for example, they are already, they are already driving through the streets of bucha, and there absolutely peaceful, which did not even think that it would ever be possible,

news. >> hi there. it's time for the latest forecast from the met office for gb news.e northwest overnight , drier northwest overnight, drier elsewhere. and for all of us it will be a relatively mild, if not warm night to come. a couple of low pressure systems heading our way. the one to the south, contains the remnants from hurricane ernesto. no longer a hurricane, but containing a lot of tropical moisture, and that moisture resulting in a lot of rainfall across north western parts overnight, especially western scotland, where there's a rain warning in force because of the risk in places of 100 to 150mm of rain, especially west highland and skye , a risk of highland and skye, a risk of localised flooding. additionally, increasingly strong winds will affect irish sea coastal areas. the hills of northern england and southern scotland, and some higher routes as well could be affected by those winds. first thing to the woods of southeast largely dry overnight and during the morning on thursday, if rather cloudy. by on thursday, if rather cloudy. by this stage, the rain is

everyone is always remembered at the new post office because we go there every day to send mail. materials for future jewelry, he says. ivanna is chosen not cheap, so that the accessories last a long time. the cost of one decoration is from uah 150 to uah 550. during three months of hard work, the volunteer and her mother purchased 10 uavs, which were handed over to the needs of our military. we send these drones to various brigades in the 103rd, 80th and 44th, those that were previous ones martusya believes that her birds on their wings will bring. ema stadnyk, andriy polikovsky, espresso tv channel. well, in the meantime, the espresso tv channel and the vesna charitable fund opened a fundraiser for the purchase of modern drones and electronic warfare systems for the third separate assault brigade of the 110th and 47th brigades of the armed forces of ukraine. the defenders in the donetsk direction hold back the enemy every day. defending our freedom and future. it was these soldiers who stood to the last and defended the avdiiv direction in the spring. teams are urgently needed

when that's new offices in town, they splotched over $8000000.00 on house thing. bush mainly on smit ads on it, paid off bush. no, never mind the polls show, but she genuinely represents the electorate on the golf issue. she's out and serves the champagne. united democracy project congratulate surprise rel, progressive leader, wesley bell and his victory, all representative corey bush, being price ro is good policy and good politics. and this is an a one off fellow as well, critics jamal, and also found himself in a box price. has the bro rack holds by pouring $17000000.00 into topping this a single mine? then that was sent to dave men who? yes. why design us? well, he wasn't a whole lot cool scientist enough. despite states senate amend supports are free as well and a broad coalition of endorsements from the jewish community. a number of republicans don't us at the american these well, public affairs committee upset that he has called for being the attend yahoo to be held accountable for the security failures on october, the 7th. and that's in the who's failure of leadership during

in particular in the west, well, it's a pity, but i must now involve my colleagues from the news editorial office, marta techenko, a licensee, was in touch with us. year in the 23rd year, also the manager who waited, did not start to the student career center of the ukrainian catholic university, but anna eva melnyk has already appeared, anya, thank you, without me, so i'm passing the baton to you, sorry for the delay, so what, introduce all the most important events for this hour, thank you antina , the news editorial office will continue to work, we will tell you about the main thing, in particular, about the fact that muscovites... bombarded the kherson region with drones, injured two people, all the details later. the russians attacked the suburbs of kherson with drones, two people were injured, the regional military administration reported. actresses under enemy attack a man was hit, he had an explosive injury and a shrapnel wound to his foot, and a local resident was injured in the garden in the yard of his own house. the fire at an industrial facility in the ternopil region, which broke ou

their offices, and the amount and payment of their salaries, but o he has erected a moat tude of new offices and sent hither swarms of officers to harass our people and eat out their substance. o no. he has kept among us in times of peace, standing armies without, the consent of our legislature. bo o no. he has affected to render the military in of and support area to the civil power. o he has combined with others to subject us to a jurisdiction foreign to our constitution and unacknowledged by laws given assent to their acts of pretended legislation. quartering bodies of armed troops among us for protecting them by. a mock trial from punishment. any murders which they should commit on the inhabitants of these states for cutting off our trade with all parts of the world, for imposing taxes on us without out our consent consent, for depriving us, in many cases, of the benefits of trial by jury, for transporting us beyond seas to be tried for pretended offenses, for abolishing the free system of english laws, a neighboring province, a therein an arbitrary government, and enlarging boundaries s

news. >> hi there, time for the latest forecast from the met office for gb news. of the uk, a series of low pressure systems queuing up to arrive from the atlantic, one heading towards iceland , another heading towards iceland, another one containing the remnants of ex—hurricane ernesto. that means, although it's a fairly typical area of low pressure that we see in the north atlantic at this time of year, it does contain air of tropical origins and a lot of moisture. all that moisture will be dumped over western scotland, northwest england, parts of wales and northern ireland overnight and the winds will pick up as well, with gales 50 to 60 mile per houn with gales 50 to 60 mile per hour. wind gusts around the irish sea coast first thing thursday, as well as the hills of north wales, northern england and southern scotland could cause some transport disruption dunng cause some transport disruption during the thursday morning period. drier towards the southeast , a lot of cloud period. drier towards the southeast, a lot of cloud around and a breezy start to the day,

honor for me, and i am proud that i am ukrainian, that's all i have, i say see you soon 15, the news office is working, we are following what is happening in ukraine and the world, in the next issue we will talk about the most important let's talk, meet antin borko later on the air. glory to ukraine, dear tv viewers, an informational and analytical day continues on the air of the tv channel. i would like to congratulate you on the great and glorious ukrainian holiday, flag day. this holiday acquires additional importance during the russian-ukrainian war. we understand how many heroic deeds were done by our soldiers, precisely for this reason. this national flag, so once again i congratulate you on the day of the national flag of ukraine, take care of it. well, the information day continues and i will inform you now about all the most important things. the third informs a separate assault brigade on the offensive in the kharkiv region, stabilization actions are ongoing, the enemy's logistics have been seriously destroyed. yes, this was stated by the press officer of the third brigade of a se

the measures one as you mentioned is hiring 100 new intelligence officers into the national crime agencykeir starmer�*s slogan was to smash the gangs. the other measure is about re—opening a couple of old immigration detention centres. that will mean about 300 more people can be held in detention before being removed. and there is a new target, yvette cooper saying she wants people to be removed at a faster rate than they have. the government hasn't put a number on that, but that seems to suggest they want to remove about 14,4 hundred people who are here illegally over the next six months. ., ., months. reaction from the conservatives? _ months. reaction from the conservatives? they're - months. reaction from the - conservatives? they're welcoming months. reaction from the _ conservatives? they're welcoming the cou n le conservatives? they're welcoming the cou-le of conservatives? they're welcoming the couple of measures _ conservatives? they're welcoming the couple of measures i _ conservatives? they're welcoming the couple of measures i mentioned, - conservatives? they're welcoming the

so it's uh, a new office. and so you know, today's supposedly independent barrier. and it appears to me that there must be a language barrier that i think occurring in the word independence must have some of the means. because here's the countries, the largest beggar, nice, normally for in the, in the world is talking about, you know, thinking mom, again the pivots, you know, is that obviously is, has said that russia would fail the rough. oh yeah. the cranium, right? in all aspects. because supposedly no one cares about most of the red lines anymore . what do you think about that rhetoric? this is the blake and threats that come from natal tumors or shot from the mouth of the ukrainian. i will say again, i elected leadership hopefully hoping to sponsor something more in need to realize at some point that, that they have lost and that they should build their profits to change the policy. but i think that now russia cons 3 lead a negotiate with the leadership of the state that has banned the of the orthodox space. now this is the time when the lexia has 2 dates on mo

the technocratic measures, one of them is hiring 100 new intelligence officers to be brought into thecy to investigate the people smuggling gangs. keir starmer�*s slogan during the election was to smash the gangs. the other technic traffic measure is about reopening a couple of old emigration centres, that will mean capacity for about 300 more people to be held in detention before then being removed. then there is the new target, yvette cooper saying that she wants people to be removed nevertheless of this year at a past of a at any point since 2018. the government hasn't put a number on it but that seems to suggest that they want to remove about 14,400 people who are currently here illegally over the next six month. reaction from the conservatives? - over the next six month. reaction from the conservatives? they - over the next six month. reaction from the conservatives? they are| from the conservatives? they are welcoming _ from the conservatives? they are welcoming the — from the conservatives? they are welcoming the couple _ from the conservatives? they are welcoming the couple of

myself. every day that i live in our country, last week was the opening of the first inclusive new post officekyiv, and it is without exaggeration one of the most interesting events that i have visited in general in this country, because i saw the space in which people did everything for people. and when we were on our way to the opening of this barrier-free space, this new post office, the circumstances so happened that in the evening we had an event in nezlamny, in the rehabilitation center, and this event was organized by the forbes company, and the next day there was already a big event, and i was the speaker at this event and because of that i had to leave there, for example, at 9 p.m. with my brother, there is also an amputation, already a veteran there a week ago he was discharged from the ranks of the armed forces of ukraine, i was discharged from the ranks of the armed forces of ukraine two weeks ago. to what i, when we stopped in kyiv, this was somewhere nearby. at about three o'clock in the morning, we were met by the national guard and asked for the password? i say: friend, look, w

news agency. hello , welcome to another part of the environment magazine. we present to you this week's program from the environment editorial office of sed and sima news agency. in minutes next, we review some of the most important environmental events of the past week. hundreds of pakbans from the country's municipalities became iraqi pilgrimage cities to provide services. people's groups they also voluntarily serve the pilgrims of imam hossein by cleaning the arbaeen walking path. every year , millions of pilgrims participate in the arbaeen pilgrimage , and some of these people are left behind , such as iranian and iraqi pilgrims. they collect them. while helping to collect waste, popular campaigns also invite fellow travelers to reduce waste production, including single-use containers. it is very valuable to observe and not create waste in any part of human life. but in the path of seyyed al-shahda , the path of karbala ma'ali, as much as a person can , he should pay more attention to this issue and observe it more. more valuable and more beautiful. according to the head of the meteorological organization, the country's infrast

news. >> hi there. time for the latest forecast from the met office for gb news. series of low pressure systems queuing up to arrive from the atlantic. one heading towards iceland, another one containing the remnants of hurricane ernesto. that means, although it's a fairly typical area of low pressure that we see in the north atlantic at this time of year, it does contain air of tropical origins and a lot of moisture. all that moisture will be dumped over western scotland, northwest england, parts of wales and northern ireland overnight and the winds will pick up as well, with gales 50 to 60 mile per houn with gales 50 to 60 mile per hour. wind gusts around the irish sea coast first thing thursday, as well as the hills of north wales, northern england and southern scotland could cause some transport disruption dunng cause some transport disruption during the thursday morning period. drier towards the southeast, a lot of cloud around and a breezy start to the day. but the wet weather pushing into south—west england, wales and northwest scotland and having dumped 10

officer with a taser. then, the manchester evening news data obtained cctv footage live footage showing those two brothers e police officers were all knocked to the ground and in this press conference, at this hotel imagine that behind me, this was an attempt by the family of those two brothers to add some extra contacts. they are concerned, there is suspicion as sleaze, was that that extra cctv footage was released by manship police to change the narrative and to make the police look better. because the police were get a lot of criticism. there were protests outside rochdale police station where those two men are from and there were bright as he imagines it as well. the family when he felt that it was time to put their side of things across and there was concern that the release of that extra footage could prejudice the e ongoing investigations into this. one of the police officers is facing a criminal investigation, the police —— mugged by the police watchdog, the iop sea. the greater manager believes also it was time to put their side of things across and there was concern that the release of that extra

a search-and-rescue operation is ongoing, and muscovites also destroyed the branch of the new post office in the city. employees are alive. in one of workers contusion, according to the head of the donetsk region. under the military administration of vadym filashkin, terrorists attacked the city with barrel artillery. two people were killed, including a child, and six more were injured, such were the consequences of enemy shelling in sumy oblast, the ministry of internal affairs said. during the day , the occupiers struck 30 settlements almost fifty times. in total , 130 strikes were recorded in the region. three schools, 17 residential buildings, a post office, utility buildings, etc. were damaged. administrative premises of the agricultural company. four people were injured due to enemy attacks in the kupyan district of the kharkiv region. at night , the occupiers killed several times in the district center and the suburbs. they targeted private houses and a two-story store. fires have broken out - informed the head of the regional military administration oleg synigubov. at night, the e

what, have you come to see if my new office lives up to the distinguished name of sarin?et's go, i'll show you. well, no need. yes, our family is going through hard times. i was young before, lucky, now. now you finally admit that the loser in our family can be more than just me. i, yes, dad, look, i actually did a good job, you checked this company well, what kind of office is it, and what kind of questions are you asking, dad, we have a good lawyer, i think, no, it's just, don't you think it's strange, that you were thrown out of everything, and then bam, a fat piece of pie, why is that, maybe because i'm a good specialist, i didn't think about it, good, but there are many like that, kirill, you can't trust anyone in business, you checked this komarov out well. i collected information about him, you know, dad, i'll tell you this, i finally got a job, and a good one with growth prospects, unlike you, this is my chance, and i won't miss it, that's it, i don't like something there, the sweet life, amazing, i couldn't even imagine that i'll come with my business, it's your

news. >> hi there. it's time for the latest forecast from the met office for gb news. windy, increasingly so in the northwest overnight, drier elsewhere and for all of us it will be a relatively mild, if not warm night to come. a couple of low pressure systems heading our way. the one to the south contains the remnants from ex—hurricane ernesto no longer a hurricane, but containing a lot of the tropical moisture and that moisture , resulting in that moisture, resulting in a lot of rainfall across northwestern parts overnight, especially western scotland, where there's a rain warning in force because of the risk in places of 100 to 150mm of rain, especially west highland and skye. risk of localised flooding. additionally increasingly strong winds will affect irish sea coastal areas, the hills of northern england and southern scotland, and some higher routes as well could be affected by those winds. first thing to the woods of southeast largely dry overnight and during the morning on thursday, if rather cloudy by this stage, the rain is pushing into northern england, wal

should know more information about the officer who was killed as well as the person they believe responsible for this in a news all happened on saturday night on monterey road in south san jose. the 2 community service officers and they are not officers in blue. they in fact, show up in their white vehicle. they actually are not police officers, but of course, they are as much a part of the san jose police department as the officers that you see patrolling the area, they were out there helping with traffic control. but according to investigators, all of a sudden a driver comes out of nowhere slams into 2 of them. one of the community service officers dies at the scene. the other rushed to the hospital. james, the saving grace. as far as that, that officer should survive their injuries as far as you reaction. well, we went out there and talk to the community members, monterey road. i'm quite familiar with is an area where people drive fast. it is a big street. here's reaction from people who live in that area you never know. if someone is paying attention on their iphone if they're drunk because i drive by one

lee'snvadg confederate forces and a sne of stalwart new y african-american volunteers a heading to a recruitment office were prominently displayed as full-page images in harper's weekly and the new york illustrated news. the latr engraving was all the the more strike thing in light of the incendiary picrial report in that newspaper following the emancipation ocmation in january, a full-page fifth avenue scene showing affluent black nice neww yorkers common deering the sidewalk as awe they, quote, igred the privileges of their why not breath remember, unquote -- brent remember, unquote. moreover, in the aftermath of the riots, the sacrifice and bravery of black soldiers was for depicted in fort wagner, south carolina. and the cover of the august 15thish hsu of the -- issue of the new york illustrated news depicted the capture of a confederate near buford if, south carolina. the rebel officer was a common centrally powerful african-american private serving in the 1st south carolina colored volunteers. the pictorial coverage of the draft riots exemplifies many of the capacities and limitations to what was

they say she has expanded efforts to recruit new officers by raising officer salaries, and has, quote, moved public safety policy in the right direction to hold criminals accountable and support crime victims. candidate daniel lurie also has a new endorsement in law enforcement. the san francisco deputy sheriffs association endorsed lurie, saying in a statement they back him for his, quote, dedication to public safety, including his commitment to fully staff the sheriff's department. they also noted his plan to use technology to go after drug dealers. >> new. this morning, san jose police are investigating another deadly collision involving a pedestrian. officers responded to hostetter road outside the costco store there last night. they say a man hit by a car was taken to the hospital and pronounced dead upon arrival. the driver remained at the scene. we are working to learn if the pedestrian was in a crosswalk at the time. this is the 34th fatal collision. 13th pedestrian death in san jose this year. dozens of people gathered near downtown oakland last night to demand safer streets

obviously as the new office on one which is uh, white uh, taken by the idea of free speech unaltered free speech. but again, uh, undercurrent circumstances for speech itself isn't the results machine. it wrapping up all the june edition tactics. whether it concerned because we needed jewels like richard made her steel. he's full. what was the time for about the 24 hours without being seen finding the charges of the array to it'd be i rags on their dimitri symes, uh, a residence in west virginia and uh the recent events concerning, that's going to be the so there's overall a general uh, wrapping out of box tracking down on uh, free speech to be happy to, to you for a joyless to do their job and, and reward the objectively on any topic that may deem that to be sensitive. 5, the establish lunchtime and your office only, but the latest victim of this rapid now. and we can expect this to increase, especially as we head into action season. it went through us. all right, we have to leave you here now, how to devil a have political consultant in human rights defend that. thank you so much fo

they say she has expanded efforts to recruit new officers by raising officer salaries and has, quote, direction to hold criminals accountable and support crime victims. candidate daniel lurie also has a new endorsement. the san francisco deputy sheriffs association endorsed lurie, saying in a statement it backs him for his dedication to public safety, including his commitment to fully staff the sheriff's department. it also noted his plan to use technology to go after drug dealers across the bay. oakland police are investigating two overnight homicides. investigators say police responded to a shotspotter activation around 11:00 last night on macarthur boulevard in east oakland. this is video from citizen app. police found a victim suffering from a gunshot wound. he died at the scene. was the second homicide that happened in oakland last night. the first was on ninth avenue around 7:00 near parker elementary. police say nearly 30 shots were fired in that area. one man was found dead outside the campus. there have been at least four homicides in oakland since last saturday. we had two p

1975 during the chaos of the afghan civil war and took charge of the islamic republic of iran news agency office in mazar-e-sharif. how long did i spend in afghanistan? now, close to themselves, they are looking for news about the civil wars in afghanistan with the taliban, where mahmoud was, many times, we had pictures of him on the front with the forces, as stated in the will , saying that he was either on the side of afghanistan or a prisoner , and he is the same. as promised until the last moment he stayed with the people of afghanistan and narrated the oppression of the people of this border. he was finally martyred on august 17, 1977 while delivering this message. mazar-e-sharif fell on august 17, 1977. this is the iranian consulate in mazar-i-sharif, mahmoud sarmi, a reporter for the islamic republic of iran news agency. some taliban people are seen in the consulate's mohabbatein. and the efforts of the journalists of the country are appreciated. well, this picture was the same picture that was shown in mr. mentioning last year on this same day in reporter's day martyr president ayatollah

that's why the new york police department is starting to train officers in a specialized form of martialarts. cbs news new york's ali bauman got a first look at the course and why proponents argue it'll make it safer to put a suspect in handcuffs. - here am i hurting you? - nope. - okay, can you breathe? - yes. - we're in the nypd police academy. as officers are learning how to train the future officers in brazilian jiu-jitsu. why train them in jiu-jitsu? jiu-jitsu and wrestling are both sports that utilize minimal force to control a subject. so by using minimal force to control a subject, you prevent injuries to both the subject, the civilians, as well as the officers. - [ali] let's roll in 3, 2, 1. the nypd has brought in world-renowned jujitsu coach rener gracie, to teach about two dozen officers his new method for restraining a non complying suspect, even if they're armed. - there's no joint lock, no pressure point, no choke hold, and no compression of the lungs or diaphragm. so it's the safest method of two on one restraint that has ever existed in law enforcement. - from safe wrap,

news. >> hello. very good morning to you. time for the latest forecast from the met office for gb news.t today for many of us. but it is going to turn increasingly wet from the west. wettest in western scotland, in fact, from mid—morning, that persistent rain already setting in across western scotland starting to cloud over with outbreaks of rain moving into northern ireland by lunchtime and some spits and spots of rain across western england, as well as wales generally clouding over through the midlands, the south and southeast, but staying dry here and relatively warm 2122 celsius or so, where further north and northwest it's going to feel decidedly cool as the wind picks up and the rain sets in. and in fact, it's going to turn even wetter and windier into the evening with the most persistent and heaviest rain arriving by this stage . and as arriving by this stage. and as you can see, a marked contrast between western scotland, where it's going to be thoroughly 509931, it's going to be thoroughly soggy, and eastern scotland, where we've got some good rain shadow and so much drier here

now more than three years later, those three officers have been charged with manslaughter. >> new at five tonight, our crime reporter henry lee is live at the alameda police department with the latest. henry >> well, this case has certainly taken many twists and turns. the three officers were initially cleared by the previous da and now charged by current da. pamela price, who has pledged to prosecute alleged police misconduct. but today, it seemed like everyone on both sides of the issue were upset at her. police officers james fisher cameron leahy and eric mckinley made their first court appearance friday on charges of involuntary manslaughter in the death of mario gonzalez in alameda. they did not enter a plea in a case some say was undercharged for a case like this, a case that not only was all video that it was a murder committed and the charges aren't even murder, it's actually manslaughter. >> that's only a three year minimum. and that's a huge, huge problem. >> the three men were working as alameda police officers when they restrained gonzalez near park and otis in 2021. an in

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commanders of the iranian armed forces following the election of yahya sanwar as the head of the new political office of hamas, a promising choice. i found the increase in traffic of arbaeen pilgrims on the routes leading to iraq for the first time at the beginning of the month of travel. we are tired for the first time. arbaeen ticket went to his face and prepare a comeback and the paris olympic games, mehmadi and ismaili are on their way to the final match, saravi's fight to win the gold medal in a few minutes, in the name of allah , the most merciful, the most merciful. gives. mr. mezikian emphasized that we welcome constructive criticism. of course, criticism should be honest and fair. be the president also stressed that today we must promote unity, cohesion and solidarity in the country. mr. bizikian said: if we are going to criticize the previous governments , we will not see anything other than hypocrisy. i met the reporter with the reporter. i myself became very hopeful about the person. people's livelihood is creating a favorable environment for criticism. what news do you hear from mr. pres