kevin c o'connor and mrs. christine f o'connor. >> dr. justin wolfer's and dr. betsy stevenson. >> mr. jeremy lieu and ms. emily lieu. >> mr. james keogh and ms. celine us. >> the honorable john berry and mr. curtis e. --yee. >> tried to say hello to all the australian mates. >> how are you doing? >> the honorable jeff holland, secretary of the interior and ms. aleta suazo. >> the honorable caroline kennedy ambassador of the united states to australia and dr. edwin schlossberg. >> mr. don gray and mrs. mindy gray. >> the honorable brad cooper and mr. matthew brett. >> the honorable anthony j blinken secretary of state and the honorable ms. evan m ryan. >> ms. valerie biden owens, ms. missy evans and mr. cuff owens. >> the honorable bonnie jenkins in the honorable matthew d stein helfer. >> the honorable katherine clark, united states representative from massachusetts and mr. nathaniel towels. --dowels. >> the honorable michael mccaul united states representative from texas and mrs. linda mccall. >> condemning him on supporting israel and it passed overwhelmingly

o'connor and mrs. christine o'connor. >> dr. justin wolpers and dr. stevenson. >> mr.u, and ms. ellie liu. >> mr. james kio. >> the honorable john berry and curtis yee. >> the honorable holland, secretary of the interior. >> the honorable caroline kennedy, ambassador of the united states to australia, and dr. edwin schlock burn. . >> mr. john gray and mrs. mindy gray. >> the honorable antony j blinken, secretary of state. >> ms. valerie biden owen. >> the honorable bonnie jenkins. >> the honorable katherine clark , united states representative from massachusetts. >> the honorable michael mccaul, united states representative from texas, and mrs. linda mccall. >> i think we will pass our appropriations bill and the israeli -- iran bill, and then the security package. that will be russia's threat to ukraine and europe, china's threat to the pacific, the threat to the middle east, and securing the border. the reason why we are linking the threats together, -- >> do you have a message for president biden tonight? >> [indiscernible] it is all about national security. and wha

o'connor has pleaded not guilty to all charges.akland police are asking for community assistance for the unsolved homicide of a 17 year-old. it happened over 4 years ago as a gray davis also known as dz was fatally shot on 54th street near emory high school on september, 7th, 2009 davis's family is asking anyone with information to come forward and help their family bring get closure. if you know anything about this case, please get in touch with oakland police. educators in the south bay held a rally demanding an increase in pay and health care benefits. today, teachers and union members with the san jose ever great community college district rallied outside the district office in downtown san jose. they say despite nearly a year of talks, administrators have refused to provide essential benefits to part-time faculty members. and demonstrators today said a lack of those benefits have negatively impacted their quality of life. and the education they are able to share to give to their students. >> for every $100 that the full time m

a less in the going o'connor back. and these include the leadership of what is now former governments of the self declared states and nicole, no car box, they've dissolved themselves. and they have been meeting with the officials, them as a by john, essentially to tie blue sands. i say they're also the to look for the bodies of people killed in the lightning as a by johnny assault of september, 19th and 20th. and those people killed in the fuel deco exploit explosion a few days later. when not sure of yet is the status of those full moleed is what will happen to them that the presence of as a by john l. and how we describe the leadership of nicole know car back as a criminal jump to who will face justice. so there may be some negotiations going on as to whether they're allowed to leave nicole and o'connor back whole. they face arrest as others have for the final figure. the latest figures, people have less, they're going to come back is $100514.00. and the belief is that he's pretty much everyone the who was living in

o'connor. we printed what you posted one week ago which says the biden administration is promoting and enabling the invasion, that is what your post says, right? >> yes. >> it goes on to say, if this does not stop quickly, the entire usa will be invaded with millions of military age the men from many different countries who are ready to cause total havoc while getting paid $2200 per month in welfare to do so. >> did i write that? >> you re-posted it. and said it was a engineer that spiral. >> may i respond? >> when i am done with my question >> demolition of united states of america. >> ma'am, another posting from your professional linkedin account and lc michigan telethon to raise money for 16 alternate electors. that is your professional account? >> it is. >> mr. turley, professor, in 2006, you wrote an op-ed in the guardian entitled, "stop persecuting polygamists." you like and polygamists to persecuted minorities and you said polygamy is "a practice with deep and good-faith religious meanin

prosecutors say o'connor encourage teen boys to drink and sexually assault intoxicated girls.lso told them to keep the gatherings a secret and on several occasions helped teen sneak out of their homes in the middle of the night to attend them. according to court documents, 17 alleged victims testified at the grand jury hearing. connor will remain in jail without bail while her case is open. the former mlb player and bay area native accused of killing his father-in-law in lake tahoe. faced a judge today for the first time daniel serafini was extradited from nevada to placer county last week. surfing and another suspect, samantha scott both arrested in connection with the 2021 shooting in homewood on top, who's west shore. sarah phinney is accused of killing his father-in-law roberts for and trying to kill his mother-in-law. wendy wood sarafina was born in san francisco and went to a high school in san mateo. jury selection starts today for the murder trial of the man accused of beheading his ex-girlfriend with a samurai sword last year at san carlos, the state office, alana lun

o'connor has pleaded not guilty on all charges. kaiser permanente has reached a tentative deal with unions representing 75,000 employees. the agreement includes increased minimum wage for all california. kaiser workers starting in june of next year. workers in our state will get $23 an hour and that will increase by a dollar every year. the deal also includes protected health care benefits and improved retiring medical benefit. the agreement comes a week after nurses, medical technicians and other support staff held the largest ever health care strike in u.s. history. union members start voting to ratify the deal next wednesday. all right. let's talk about our weather now. taking a live look outside at san francisco. looking beautiful out there in the camera. >> even shaking a little bit because that seems like there's a bit of a breeze out there, too. let's check in now with gayle ong has been tracking all those weather conditions for gayle. >> hello, stephanie. good afternoon, everyone. we have some patchy fog over the golden gat

we're talking about shannon o'connor accused of throwing underage parties with alcohol and nonconsensual son and his friends. in fact, the "mercury news" reporting this morning o'connor is now facing more than 60 felony and misdemeanor charges. they include child engagement, aiding and abetting sexual assault and providing alcohol to minors. that report claims 17 alleged victims testified at a grand jury hearing and also says the judge told o'connor no bail and stay in jail. we're watching that one closely. >>> safety a concern in oakland and leaders there always trying to get a fix. mayor sheng thao and business leaders announcing new program today. it's called five at 5:00. how does it work? it's a pilot program providing secure parking in the downtown area where businesses say they've lost revenue to crime. >>> well, get ready to mask up in certain places and nothing to do with halloween. starting tomorrow, several bay area counties will require masks in hospitals and skilled nursing facilities. kenny choi has more from marin. >> reporter: linda spence sit patiently in a waiting year

i think justice o'connor was last justice who served in the legislature before going on the court. >> i think that is right. justice o'connor looked served in the arizona state legislator and it may have been that state legislature that made her particularly committed to the federal. that is the balance of those nonlawyers in the room which is the independence of states and our federal system. >> please quiet down and allow the lecture to continue. demonstrations and disruptive -- disruptive behavior are not authorized inside the auditorium. >> please quiet down and allow the lecture to continue. if the disruptive behavior does not cease, we will be compelled to invoke minnesota statute and disruptive parties will be required to vacate the room. course it is ordered that this disruptive behavior sees. the university revokes any claim of right of individuals to continue to disrupt this event. all those who fail to comply with the violation of minnesota statute -- interference with the use of public property and minnesota statute 609.60 five, trespass and will be placed under arrest by

colombia since justice sandra day o'connor joined the court from stanford in 1981 read why do you think this is so and you think it's a good thing? >> i think it's a mutual thing and i love all of my colleagues and never criticize their alma mater. it's true it has been like that but it hasn't always been thatha way. for example thinking about it i was reading some books over the summer and it's striking to me that when justice frankfurter wastr on the court renowned justice he had been a professor at harvard but he was there simultaneously with justin jackson per justice jackson learned lot of time where he studied law by being an apprentice and simultaneously he had gone to the university of alabama law school. so it's true that recently the court has been populated more with the ivy league law schools but that hasn't quite been the case and i don't think it always needs to be the case but i think the university off minnesota and notre dame in plenty of places that excellent lawyers and they should not be overlooked. >> in addition to the fact that most of the justices graduated from

marianne o'connor. dr. marianne , marianne o'connor. dr.ch for your time today . can i start by time today. can i start by asking you, have we had a real insight into what this does to a person from lockdown, for example? i'm sure there were couples that up during couples that broke up during that period perhaps seeking divorce and all the rest of it, but were forced to continue living together. >> yes, i think that we've often we have known about couples who've divorced with children or who've divorced with children or who want to divorce with children , and they can't afford children, and they can't afford to move from the home where their bedroom is enough for the children unless they both sell up and both live in bedsits or both leave their rented accommodation and live in very small places. but i think there's this new phenomenon of young people who may be in a shared house sharing a room with their boyfriend or girlfriend , their boyfriend or girlfriend, and then they break up and they don't have the money for deposit on a new flat .

justice o'connor served in the arizona state legislature. and it may well have been her experience as a state legislator that made her particularly committed to federalism. which is the balance nonlawyers in the room, which is it's states' rights but the independents of states and our federal system. >> not any more. not today. >> please quiet down and allow the lech staour to continue. demonstrations and disruptive behavior are not authorized inside the auditorium. >> what do we do? >> please quiet down and allow the lecture to continue. if the disruptive behavior does not cease, we will be compelled to invoke minnesota's statutes and disruptive parties will be required to vacate the room. >> what do we do? >> the university revokes any claim of right of individuals to continue to disrupt this event. [applause] all those who fail to comply will be in violation of minnesota statute 624.72 subdivision iii, interference with the use of public property and minnesota statute 609.605 trespass. and will be placed ufrpbd arrese university police. a

o'connor has now been in custody for nearly two full years. she is accused of endangering juveniles with alcohol and encouraging them to have sex. the new indictment is expected to clear the way for a criminal trial. >>> new developments overnight in the middle east. here is a live look from israel at the gaza border. united nations this morning is turning up the heat on israel and unfolding humanitarian crisis in gaza, which remains mostly cut off from the oud outside world with a few trucks of aid arriving each day. the u.n. calling for a humanitarian cease-fire, saying it is now a matter of life and death for the people of gaza. that cease-fire would allow for more aid to enter into the area. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu yesterday reiterating there is no chance of a cease-fire. >>> new video this morning of a barrage of explosions this gaza. idf says it was expanded ground operations. overnight dozens of hamas fighters were killed, all of this as the military drives deeper into gaza, calling for immediate release of all hostage

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john: anahad o'connor, a health columnist for the washington post. thank you very much. >> thank you. john: on this last weekend of hispanic heritage much the story of a graffiti artist who has helped bring the medium into the mainstream and along the way give voice to latino artists. it is part of our series, hidden histories. these days, the works of lady pink are in the collections of big new york art museums like the whitney and the metropolitan. the most influential female artists in the field, she passes her knowledge, skill and passion on to a new generation, teaching mural painting at new york's frank sinatra school of the arts. but new york subway cars were her first canvas. >> graffiti is more than just a style, it's a culture. it's an entire culture. it's an underground culture, there's thousands and thousands of kids. everyone knows each other, it's like family, and the way you dress the way you talk, the way you act, the way you write, it's all graffiti. john: born in ecuador in 1964 to a seamstress and an architect, she always had artis

shannon o'connor due back in court next week for a preliminary hearing. the indictment filed yesterday includes more than five dozen o'connor has been in custody for nearly two full years. she's accused of endangering juveniles with alcohol and encouraging them to have sex. that new indictment is expected to clear the way for a criminal trial. >>> developments overnight in the middle east, we have a live look at israel from the gaza border. the united nations is turning up the heat on israel and the unfolding humanitarian crisis in gaza, which remains mostly cut off from the outside world, with just a few trucks of aid arriving every day. the u.n. is calling for a humanitarian cease-fire, saying it is now a matter of life and death for people in gaza. the cease-fire will allow for more aid to enter that area. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu yesterday reiterated there is no chance of a cease-fire. >>> new video this morning of a barrage of explosions in gaza. idf says it was ex handed ground operations, and overnight filled dozens of hamas fighte

o'connor has been in custody since her arrest two years ago. >>> a key route between san mateo and alameday is shut down. caltrans closed all eastbound lanes of the dumbarton bridge at 7:00 tonight. and the trains will stay closed until 5:00 in the morning. the eastbound lanes of the bridge will be shut down every night from 7:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m., so crews can repave the road there. >>> another closure in the eastbound this weekend. part of southbound 680 will be shut down in the pleasanton area so workers can repave that road, starting friday night at 9:00. all southbound lanes of 680 will be closed to dublin to senol. drivers will be rerouted to 580. all lanes are going to open by 4:00 on monday morning. you can get the latest on traffics, closures and other delays. tune into "today in the bay" at 5:00, for traffic reports. >>> new at 11:00, alameda county district attorney, pamela price, is filing a motion, to disqualify the defense attorney. the d.a. claims he misappropriated privileged work from an attorney in her office. the defense attorney is calling the d.a.'s claims absurd. pete

her name shannon o'connor and accused of throwing parties with alcohol and reportedly nonconsensual sex and friends. she is now facing more than 60 charges including aiding and abetting sexual assault and providing alcohol to minors. that report even claims that 17 alleged victims testified at a grand jury hearing. also says that a judge told o'connor no bail and stay in jail. >>> in san jose, the suspect is a 15-year-old boy who police say ran a red light in a stolen car. that killed preschool teacher april zoglauer. her unborn child delivered by doctors but did not survive. and new this morning, in addition to the 15-year-old, police say there's a search for a second suspect. >>> and you know traffic deaths and crime top of mind in san jose. and leaders are responding with action. in fact, last night, the city of san jose boosted the amount of license plate readers and hopes they will deter crime. mayor matt mahan posted on social media the installation of the city's 108 automatic reader, he says the cameras have already made the city safer. >>> we know safety is also a concern in oak

prosecutors say o'connor encourage teen boys to drink and sexually assault intoxicated girls. she also told them to keep the gatherings a secret and on several occasions, help teams of sneak out of their homes in the middle of the night to attend them. according to court documents, 17 alleged victims testified at the grand jury hearing. connor will remain in jail without bail while her case is open. stanford university is currently investigating a cyber security incident involving their department of public safety. they say that this happened last week and officials say that that cyber attack has not reach other parts of the school so far, including police emergency response functions. stanford officials released a statement up on their website saying that the investigation is ongoing and is being looked at by outside specialists. turning now to some big news for the niner nation. the forty-niners are buyers at the trade deadline strengthening up their defense by trading for washington commanders. defensive end chase young kron. 4 sports reporter aaron wilson joining us in the

a less in the going o'connor back. and these include the leadership of what is now former governments of the self declared states and nicole know kind of back, they've dissolved themselves. and they have been meeting with the officials from as a, by john, essentially to type loose ends. i say they're also the to look for the bodies of people killed in the lighting as a by johnny assault of september, 19th and 20th. and those people killed in the fuel deco exploit explosion a few days later. when not sure of yet is the status of those full moleed is what will happen to them the the presence of, as of i don't know how we have described the leadership of nicole know car back as a criminal, jump to that, who will face justice. so there may be some negotiations going on as to whether they're allowed to leave nicole and o'connor back whole. they face arrest as others have for the final figure. the latest figures, people with less, they're going to come back is $100514.00. and the belief is that he's pretty much everyone leav

i think sandra day o'connor was the last one who served in legislature before going to the court?they serve in the arizona state legislature and it may have been her experience that made her particularly committed to the balance for those nonlawyers in the room which is the state rights and the independence of states. >> [indiscernible] not the court -- not today! >> please quiet down and allow the discussion to continue. disruptive behavior is not allowed in the auditorium. >> [indiscernible] >> please quiet down and allow the lecture to continue! if they disruptive behavior does not cease, we will be compelled to invoke the minnesota statute and disruptive parties will be required to vacate the room. c-span.org [indiscernible] -- >> [indiscernible] >> this disruptive behavior needs to cease. the university revokes any claim of right of individuals to continue to disrupt the commitment. all of those who fail to comply will be in violation of minnesota statute 624.72 subdivision three. minnesota statute 60 9.605, trespass. will be placed under arrest by the university police. all

today they held a day of action at three south bay hospitals, saint louise in gilroy, o'connor and valley med, both in san jose. one nurse tells us they're seeking a pay increase but also a staffing shortage and other issues are fueling the frustration. >> we are dealing with short staffing, constantly being short-staffed, not having enough people there to support the nurses and to support our patients. our nurses are being abused on the floor. we're being expected to continue to work with violence against us. we're being assaulted, spit at. >> the nurses' contract expired yesterday. they say they're going to negotiate with the county in good faith but warn that a strike is possible if their demands are not met. >>> okay. this is your warning. less than an hour from now, a key route between san mateo and alameda counties is going to be shut down. this is a live look from menlo park where all eastbound lanes of the dumbarton are going to shut down overnight for repairs. that closure begins at 7:00. eastbound lanes will be shut down every night this week from 7:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. so caltr

. >> andrea o'connor explains how patients are already feeling the impact. >> reporter: kaiser workers making sure they were heard and seen as they kicked off the biggest strike of healthcare workers in american history, but it is where they were not that their message might be hitting hardest. >> i had nowhere to pick up my antibiotic. i expected to have a smoothie -- it stays open until six usually, they said they were closing at five today, under staffed due to strike. >> reporter: megan engel was one of few lucky customers in san jose who managed to get her prescriptions filled. others were turned away. >> i did not even get to walk inside, the guy stopped me at the door. pharmacy? we close at 5:00 p.m. sharp. >> reporter: kaiser made the move to close some pharmacies, or in this case shorten hours, as 75,000 workers walked off the job. they are members of the coalition of kaiser permanente unions, and they include pharmacists, therapists, technicians and others. doctors and nurses are not part of the strike. at issue is the pay. >> for me, personally, inflation has gone up so much

former. the minister of justice and internal affairs of slovenia, ales zalar, as well as maureen o'connor, an american lawyer, a retired judge, they have three deputies, at the same time, ukrainian members participate in the procedure, for example, the council of judges delegated the head of the supreme court of ukraine, during yanukovych , yaroslav romaniuk, who supported criminal dictatorial laws on january 16, president volodymyr zelenskyy delegated oksana vasylchenko, director of the educational and scientific institute of law of kyiv national university named after shevchenko, to the advisory group of experts. the verkhovna rada has yet to decide on its delegates to the advisory group of experts. at the end of last month, the united states embassy handed ukraine a list of priority reforms for the fastest possible integration into the european community. many of the recommended steps, which the us strongly supports, relate specifically to judicial reform in ukraine. it is about restoration of the declaration of assets of judges, completion of the restart of the supreme council of just

back to the 1978 san francisco 49ers, oj simpson, and then pete, fired after nine games, fred o'connor up the mess and then bill walsh and then super bowl champions >> that worked out well. >> not for him. >> right, for the 9ers. >> then, the coach of the oakland raiders, 2007, and then a few games into 2008, he was gone. al davis hired him, hated him, fired him, press conference and showed why he fired him with an overhead projector. >> i will never forget that. >> that was crazy. >> coaching usc. you saw what happened there. >> nobody from nowhere, tom, great defensive line coach came in after jim harbaugh was fired. they paid him $14 million to coach one year. he finished 5-11. famous for letting the team take social media breaks during practice to check their phones. any way. offense sputtered. the team failed. he was gone. went in and got chip kelly. when chip kelly

what then about the refugees, you and monitors have now arrived in in nicole and o'connor bass. is it anyone less there to monitor? that's a very good point because it demonstrates the angry reaction myself included through the rather too little too late arrival of united nations. ironically they hit the ground just as the last of over a 100000 armenians were forced from their homes. however, it is a stark contrast. the un family of agencies from units of to you and hcr are doing very good work on the ground. meeting the needs of this you met at terry and catastrophe. and we must note the real victim. here is the overwhelmingly civilian and vulnerable of the army and population types of joining our service. just get a go see of some of the visual studies sent to indiana as being well practically old. i think i mean, is a flat look over the counter back of the as a version of the seas control in september, around a 120000 people feeling for the safety of cross the border into armenia. the deputies that dimitry pulled me off and i met some of them. they left everything behind was

ocurrió en el hospital regional san luis de gilroy y también en los hospitales o'connor y valley medicalciendo nuevos fondos para apoyar a los propietarios de pequeñas empresas en las zonas de alta criminalidad de esa ciudad. así lo ha anunciado el alcalde lamassoure. Él enumeró la inflación la falta de vivienda y también los delitos violentos como problemas que han llegado a afectar negativamente las áreas comerciales de esa ciudad. por eso anunció una nueva inversión de medio millón de dólares que ayude a los propietarios de pequeñas empresas en antioch que han luchado con para enfrentar esos desafíos. >> hablamos de la anhelada noche de brujas por muchos. ya se acerca. y si usted piensa salir a pedir dulces con sus hijos o ser parte de celebraciones, agencias del orden piden que tome precauciones. >> jessica gallegos habló con bomberos de san josé y nos tiene recomendaciones de seguridad. >> se acerca la celebración de la noche de brujas y desde ya, grandes y pequeños se preparan. >> bueno, para mañana tenemos con mis compañeros de apartamento salir al downtown de san josé, el willow

what then about the refugees you and monitors have now arrived in in new going o'connor bath. is there anyone less there to monitor? that's a very good point because it demonstrates the angry reaction myself included to the rather too little too late arrival of united nations. ironically they hit the ground just as the last of over a 100000 armenians were forced from their homes. however, it is a stark contrast. the un family of agencies from units of to you and hcr are going to colorado. some of the people stay in here say that even before the as their by johnny to cover they had legal choice but to leave the territory go. we were starving for several months. all i had to eat where vegetables from my small garden, potatoes, pumpkins, things like that. this man tells us he has cancer and he's waiting to resume his treatment. for now, he has to stay in this reception center, which has very basic conditions and problems with heating and water supplies. there is a sense of abandonment and hopelessness in this place, which is being held together by efforts of local volunteers. the

former minister of justice and interior of slovenia, aleš zalar, as well as maureen o'connor, americanretired judge. they have three deputies. at the same time , ukrainian members participate in the procedure. for example, the council of judges delegated. of the supreme court of ukraine during the yanukovych era, yaroslav romaniuk, who supported the criminal dictatorial laws of january 16. president volodymyr zelenskyy delegated the director of the educational and scientific institute to the advisory group of experts rights of kyiv national university named after shevchenko, oksana vasylchenko. the verkhovna rada has yet to decide on its delegates to the advisory group of experts. at the end of last month. the embassy of the united states has given ukraine a list of priority reforms for the fastest possible integration into the european community, a goal that the united states strongly supports, many of the recommended steps relate to judicial reform in ukraine. it is about resuming the declaration of judges' assets, completing the restart of the supreme council of justice, creating it

justice who served in the legislature before going on to court. >> i think that's right and justice o'connor served in the arizona state legislature. i may well been her experiences state legislature that made her particular committed to federal which is the balance for the nonlawyers in the room which is the states rights by the independence of states in a federal system. [background sounds]. [inaudible]. >> please quiet down and allow the lecture to continue, demonstrations and destructive behavior, are not authorized inside of the auditorium. >> please quiet down and allow the lecture to continue in the disrupted behavior does not cease, we will be compelled to invoke minnesota statute it and instructed parties will be required to vacate the room. [chanting]. [chanting]. [chanting]. >> q the slide please and is ordered this destructive sit behavior season the inner-city revokes any rights of individual to continue disrupted this event. [applause] [applause] >> all those who fail to comply will be when violation of minnesota minnesota statute subdivision three and interference in abuse of

how people planned to rebuild their lives, of the, from a village house in the hills of the going o'connor back to a temporary, unfurnished, flat, an hour outside the air than any gregorian husband. us. yes, battalion and the children must auto everything they owned, they left behind in the rush to leave change, but we never imagined leaving. we thought maybe they will give a small part of the land and they will come down, or that they would negotiate and come to some agreement. but we didn't think that cut about who would be left with no armenians. as about jones, as we have to call meetings, security is guaranteed, but no one here believe the 10s of thousands of people have died fighting for and against and the going know kind of back in the last 30 years. the men of our generation cannot live with the us every johnny's, maybe the women could live somehow or the elderly. when i talked to my grandfather, he says, well, we were living together, but then, but maybe their generation can somehow deal with it and live together. but our generation cannot, we saw so many wars. how can a person w

most of no golden o'connor box, roughly 120000 residents, have fled after lightning military operation, in which, as by john to control that the dispute are breach in the enclave. lives within us by johns internationally recognized borders. buffalo's until recently controlled by a median separatist officials of cold on ethnic, i'm meaning and residents to stay. bunch of media accuses as a by john of ethnic cleansing and sparking a mass exodus that's close to a refugee crisis. smaller and joined by dw reported imagery on yacht, and it was in the median town due to john and has been meeting people as they arrive from they're going to cut our bug. you met with people they. what's your impression of the situation and their hopes of a long term solution as well. been basically everyone uh refugees in volunteers and local residents across armenia that are helping them to get used to this new situation. uh, pretty much disoriented and confused about what to do next. uh, the volunteers are telling us that they made some homework up to the previous conflict in 2020, when a lot of refuge, if a r

he has co-edited an essay collection of flannery o'connor. >> hello. so glad you are here. it isti my distinct honor to introduce and to interview jeff shaara, his new book which i will note the sign is at 3:00 and i i think you want to be the after you hear this. and jeff is well known to us. he's signed many of his books here in the state. he's the author of more than 15 "new york times" bestsellers. you certainly would know gods and generals, of the book succumb to my come the last full measure and, of course, his new historical novel "the old lion" about teddy roosevelt. and rather a than read this standard bio, , i thought i woud tell a tell a story. so i jeff and i have known each other for about 20 years when we were younger, let's say, and the mentioned,t was just the u.s. government project operation homecoming where we worked with our troops in afghanistangh and iraq as they were rotating in and out of war, helping them share those stories, helping them in many ways unburden their experiences and the domestically with military families and some of our world war ii

sukhotska, former minister of justice and internal affairs of slovenia, aleš zalar, as well as maureen o'connoryer, retired judge, they have three deputies, at the same time, ukrainian members participate in the procedure, for example, the council of judges of the delegation .

media and capital yet on we understand that just him full of ethnic armenians, a lot in the going o'connor back. and these include the leadership of what is now former governments of the self to class states and nicole know, car box, they've dissolved themselves. and they have been meeting with officials from as a by john, essentially to type loose ends. i say they're also that to look for the bodies of people killed in the lighting as about johnny assault of september, 19th, and 20th. and those people killed in the fuel deco exploit explosion a few days later. when not sure of yet is the status of those former leaders and what will happen to them that the presence of as a badge on the, on how we have a describe the leadership of to go know kind of back as a criminal junk who will face justice, so there may be some negotiations going on as to whether they're allowed to leave. nicole hogan or back, or they face arrest as others have for the final figure. the late to speak with people with less, they're going to call her back. is 100514 the belief is that he's pretty much everyone who was li

se llama mary o'connor, tiene 49 años, fue acusada formalmente por un gran jurado en el condado de santarcury news. la medida allana el camino para a una audiencia preliminar que se ha retrasado. por cierto, ya múltiples veces, mientras que la fiscalía del distrito del condado de alameda, pamela price, presentó una moción para pedir la descalificación de los abogados de jason fletcher. este es su policía de san leandro que ha sido acusado de homicidio involuntario. el equipo es liderado por michael raines, quien, según la fiscal, obtuvo documentos de la fiscalía cuando este era liderada por amílcar botsford, pero que en ese momento estaba de licencia administrativa por presunta mala conducta fiscal. raines, por su parte, dice que la intención de price es absurda y que solo busca removerlo porque teme perder el caso. >> y miren esto. arrestaron al presunto responsable de chocar y dar muerte a una conductora embarazada y su bebé la semana pasada. se trata de un menor de edad que, de acuerdo a la policía, ya tenía antecedentes penales. aquí lo que se sabe del caso. este lunes la policía de

my favorite for my fourth birthday which featured a drawing and justice sandra day o'connor surroundedhat bobby wrote to her soon-to-be mother-in-law during her final year of college at cornell. the letters provide a fascinating and moving glimpse into a young woman in love and excited to be married and ready to be done with college. each of the letters i found span an entire academic year for a 3-cent stamp featuring a profile of the man who drafted the declaration of independence, thomas jefferson. i am sure bobby would be thrilled beyond words to learn she will be joining the ranks of founding fathers and others who inspired her like susan b anthony, alice hall and ella baker. not to mention opera legend before we go we do have a few thanks yous to send out and a few announcements to share. we would like to thank all our guests and participants for making tonight such a special occasion. first kim singer everyone the national portrait gallery for testing this evenings event and making us feel so welcome . [applause] donner, the u.s. postal service thank you for choosing this locatio

lieutenant jeffrey o'connor. the county office represented by the police department. detective radley carleton. the agent in charge, watson, why met on site. new york state department corrections and community services mark dicello, karen -- >> acting agent in charge, even, watson when met yesterday onside. new york state department -- marcelo. new york state department of environment for strangers -- as i mentioned, when you hit the 48-hour moment, you realize it's going to be tough. and you start thinking the worst. but what happened was extraordinary. the case started to break at 4:20 a.m. this morning. and the family's home that was being guarded by state police when the parents were still starting another day at the campsite but they had last seen their daughter with, for 20 a.m.. upper pulls up to a mailbox, something is left. state police rarely go to the mailbox and identify what is we iran some note that had been left behin d

it used to be a rock, a used to be the russians, used to be o'connor, and all kinds of other groups.and now it's iran. and it's ironic the u.s. negotiated an agreement. a very good agreement with iran on nuclear issues and sanctions. but iran has seen that the u.s. public sphere and the political in the media is a really terrible menace. almost as bad as china is in the u.s. eyes. therefore they keep playing this, overplaying this sense of, we are going to stop iran from doing this and doing that in iran shows no sign of wanting to be involved in the war. so i don't take very seriously with the u.s. is about the middle east ideological and political moves so neither do most people. >> rami khouri, great to have you with us. your insights and experience. >> thanks for having me. >> we'll take a short break. when we come back, israeli reservists from around the world heading to southern israel for the massive ground incursion into gaza looking more likely with each day. >> welcome back to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm john vause. you're watching cnn ne