and they are due in the old bailey in london injanuary next year. the old bailey in london in januaryear. ., ,, , ., next year. daniel, thank you so much. daniel— next year. daniel, thank you so much. daniel de _ next year. daniel, thank you so much. daniel de simone, - next year. daniel, thank you so l much. daniel de simone, joining next year. daniel, thank you so - much. daniel de simone, joining us from the newsroom there. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. a moment of silence for families and victims of the omagh bomb has been held to mark the 25th anniversary of the attack. 29 people, including a woman pregnant with twins, were killed by the bomb planted by the real ira in 1998. prayers were said at the glass obelisk marking the scene of the bomb on market street. a children's charity wants tech companies and mps to back the government's online safety bill, because of new research which shows the scale of online grooming. the nspcc says 42 police forces in england and wales recorded more than 6,000 offences involvi

daniel de simone there at the old bailey. wages have been growing at a record pace.new figures from the office for national statistics, regular pay grew by 7.8% betweeen april and june — that's the highest annual growth rate since current records began but it's risen by slightly less than the rate at which prices are increasing. our economics correspondent, andy verity, reports. in skegness this holiday park has just reopened after a big expansion and refurbishment. it has had to compete with 200 temporary and full—time staff away from other employers, bumping up the amount it is paying them by well over 10% was yellow to support the cost of living crisis we have had to adapt our wage offering and that involved a 5% pay increase for all the team across haven, alongside the national living wage we felt that is really supported the team that most need it at this time of crisis. the average pay rise was 7.8% in the year to june, higherthan it pay rise was 7.8% in the year to june, higher than it has been in more than 20 years and still not high enough to catch up with p

in london _ started at the old bailey in london. at started at the old bailey in london. �* ., ., londonhe judge _ london. at the end of four years the judge said - london. at the end of four years the judge said you . london. at the end of four - years the judge said you could go now, and that was the end of it. it was devastating, completely devastating, devastated my life. you know what? i will never get over this, i have been virtually unable to work for four years, it has taken my health, my family's health, our money, my career, and all because of a campaign against you guys, just as much as it is against tabloid journalism. a campaign against journalism. tabloid journalism. a campaign againstjournalism. many people against journalism. many people were againstjournalism. many people were put on trial, frankly they were put on trial, frankly they were show trials, time and time again, as in my case, ajury were show trials, time and time again, as in my case, a jury of 12 good people listen and threw it out. ., , , it out. you destroyed my career. _ it out. you destroyed my career, d

they are going to be on trial here at the old bailey in london, and the trial is currently due to start next year. six former metropolitan police officers have been charged with sending racist messages on whatsapp after an investigation by a bbc programme. last year, newsnight was passed dozens of messages shared within the chat by a member of the group. some of the posts referenced the government's rwanda policy, while others joked about recent flooding in pakistan which left almost 1,700 people dead. newsnight�*s uk editor, sima kotecha, gave us this update. these charges have come after our investigation that took place last october. six men have been charged. at one point, they all worked for the metropolitan police. and they were all part of a unit called the diplomatic protection group. it's now called the parliamentary and diplomatic protection command. now, they allegedly exchanged messages between 2018 and 2022. they were not serving at the time their participation in this group took place, says the met police. and in a press release today, the largest force in britain said the

our correspondent daniel de simone has been tracking proceedings and sent this update from the old bailey in the uk for between ten and 15 years, the three defendants are orlin roussev, bizer dzhambazov, and katrin ivanova. the latter two have been living as a couple in a series of suburban properties in london for about ten years. mr roussev arrived earlier in the uk, about 15 years ago, and he worked in financial services, in a technical role in communications, and later moved on to, he claims, own a company that was involved in signals intelligence, which involves the interception of communications. the other two worked, we're told, in health care jobs. that's what they told neighbours. they did own a local community group that supported bulgarian people who moved to the uk with english language classes and other things. this investigation was, is by the met police counterterrorism team, which has responsibility over espionage investigations. it investigated them in february. properties in london and great yarmouth were searched. and these three were charged with possessing fake id doc

daniel desimone, bbc news at the old bailey. children are being groomed, during the wait for new online safety laws. the charity says, across 42 uk police forces, more than 6,000 offences were recorded last year, that's an increase of more than 80% since 2017, when the first calls were being made for an 0nline safety bill. 0verall, 311,000 offences have been recorded by the police in the last five years. many of the victims are primary school children. zoe kleinman has that story. at the time, i thought that i looked a lot older than i am. but obviously, looking at it now, i'm like, "oh, you're a baby." aoife, now in her early twenties, was 15 when she was groomed online by an older man posing as a new friend her own age. once i downloaded the app, he'd asked me to send pictures of myself, and so i did. then, after that, it had kind of taken a turn. he had found my facebook and my instagram. and he found all my friends. he had taken screenshots and sent them to me saying, "i found this information. "if you don't keep sending me

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daniel desimone, bbc news at the old bailey.in the headlines in the uk. a children's charity wants tech companies and mps to back the government's 0nline safety bill, because of new research which shows the scale of online grooming. the nspcc says 42 police forces in england and wales recorded more than 6000 offences, involving sexual communications with children last year. more than 1000 people — including victims and witnesses — have had their data breached by norfolk and suffolk police forces. senior officers said the personal information was included in freedom of information responses — due to a "technical issue". the personal data included descriptions of offences including sexual and domestic assaults. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. his character spoke to me. 0ut his character spoke to me. out of all of the superheroes. he is definitely one of my favourite superheroes. the best but i think is it opens up and then stays in its place, so if i put it on real quick... so i can actually perform in this s

daniel, bringing us that. breaking news from the old bailey. we will be following that story closely and bring you more on that as we get it. in the us, donald trump has been charged with attempting to overturn his presidential 2020 election defeat in the state of georgia. the former us president and 18 others have been indicted on a total of 41 criminal counts, issued by a fulton county grand jury. mrtrump is facing 13 counts including racketeering and conspiracy. the list of defendants includes mr trump's former lawyer rudy giuliani, former white house chief of staff, mark meadows, former white house lawyer, john eastman, and a formerjustice department official, jeffrey clark. the charges refer to the defendants as a "criminal organization". the indictment document says mr trump "knowingly and willingly" joined a conspiracy to unlawfully change the outcome of the election in georgia and elsewhere. it's the fourth case brought against mr trump this year. this was the statement from the fulton county district attorney, fani willis. the indictme

then a further two and a half years on, on the fifth ofjanuary of 2015, my trial started at the old baileyd of four years thejudge said you can go now, and that was the end of it. it was devastating, completely devastating, devastated my life. you know what? i will never get over this. i have been virtually unable to work for four years, it has taken my health, my family's health, our money, my career, and all because of a campaign against you guys, just as much as it is against tabloid journalism. a campaign against journalism. many other people were put on trial. frankly they were show trials, as mine was, time and time again, as in my case. a jury of 12 good people listened and threw it out. it destroyed my career, destroyed my confidence, destroyed my marriage and nearly destroyed me completely. i'm obviouslyjust relieved at today's verdict, but there is no celebration whilst this witch—hunt continues against my colleagues, who still are facing the nightmare that i hopefully one day will wake up from. that is definitely rebecca brooks and her husband charles brooks. i think rebecca wen

they've yet to enter pleas to the charges and face trial here at the old bailey in london next year.sing amount of time investigating suspected espionage, especially related to russia. the concern follows the salisbury poisonings of 2018, in which a former russian double agent and his daughter were poisoned with a nerve agent. local women dawn sturgess died after being exposed to it. and in 2006, ex—russian intelligence officer alexander litvinenko died after being poisoned in london by assassins working for russia. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. bbc news — bringing you different stories from across the uk. his character spoke to me more than most of the superheroes. he's definitely one of my favourite superheroes. the best part, i think, is that actually it opens up and then stays in its place. so if ijust i put it on real quick. so i can actually do the full motion of everything he can do in his suit. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. it's two years since the taliban seized power in afghanistan, and

they are going to be on trial here at the old bailey in london, and the trial is currently due to startle pose delete macro have not said anything about that. prosecution in the uk. we are bringing the news today that this prosecution is happening and the court and that these of being assets, russian spies, intelligence assets, russian spies, intelligence assets in the uk. there's only so much that can be said at this stage of a court case, met has not said anything more than that they were arrested in february under the official secrets act. there were two other people who were and to. the three people who have been offences were also arrested under the official secrets act and have also been bailed, despite being in custody, for these offences and they are bailed for the official daniel, thank you ar thank you ound i the world and across let's look at some other stories making news. police investigating the deaths of two 18—year—olds, who attended the same dj event in glasgow have confirmed they are being treated as drugs—related. the first man became unwell at croy train station on s

the attempted murder of the woman, who is referred to in court as 99230, while appearing at the old bailey, west africa, have appeared on national television to say they�*ve seized power. they said they were annulling the results of an election on saturday, and had placed president ali bongo under house arrest. the country�*s borders have also been closed. judges will be given the power to order an offender to attend a sentencing hearing. it comes after the nurse lucy letby who murdered seven babies in her care did not appear in court to receive her full life sentences. the bbc has also discovered that the man who was chief executive of the nhs trust where letby worked said he was asked to take a topjob in london — after she was arrested. tony chambers has been accused of ignoring concerns raised by doctors who worked with letby. our social affairs correspondent michael buchananjoins me now. what have you found out about this? what did you find out about ernie chambers?— chambers? well paediatric consultants _ chambers? well paediatric consultants on _ chambers? well paediatric consultants

our home affairs correspondent tom symonds is outside the old bailey. tom.e a problem in the courts in major cases. it wasn�*tjust lucy letby. in this court, the killer of sabina nessa refused to attend when he was being sentenced, and in another case, that of zara alina. a deprives the families of seeing justice done in front of their eyes. judges are currently able to make an order requiring someone to attend which could result in a contempt of court if it is not obeyed. but the ministry ofjustice says it has only found one case in ten years where a judge has done that, hence two years will be added to the senses are given as an additional sentence if someone refuses to attend to hear their sentencing. the problem is, can you force somebody literally kicking and screaming into the dock? well, the custody officers who bring people to court do have the sort of training to allow them to do that, but they will, i am told, be able to say it is simply not safe to drag somebody who is intent on fighting their way out of the dark in front of a judge. they may also

the old bailey heard that joshua bowles, who's 29, punched and stabbed the victim multiple times outside the us national security agency and isn't being named. vaccines to protect at—risk people against covid and flu this winter will be rolled out a month earlier than planned in england because of the emergence of a new covid variant. anybody over 65, older adult care home residents and immunosuppressed people are to receive jabs from the 11th of september. the global video gaming industry is big business, reckoned to be worth around £250 billion in the next few years. well, now one big media company, netflix, has been telling the bbc about its plans to increase its presence in the gaming world, as steffan powell reports from liverpool. thanks to shows like stranger things, squid game, the crown and others, netflix helped change the entertainment landscape. now, if i said to you i was on the set of a netflix production, this isn't necessarily what you'd have in mind. you'd be thinking of big spaces, with cameras, actors and directors making television and movies. but it is development st

an old bailey jury assets. an old bailey jury deliberated for 25 hours to convict all three men.lice in northern ireland have arrested a man in connection with the psni data breach, a 50 year old man has been detained in county londonderry under the terrorism act and is being questioned . act and is being questioned. another man was arrested yesterday on suspicion of collecting information likely to be useful to terrorist . last be useful to terrorist. last week, the details of 10,000 police officers and staff were published online by mistake , published online by mistake, followed by a second breach relating to stolen documents and a laptop. >> do you think people like michael ? michael? >> meanwhile, police have also revealed they're investigating the loss of an officer's laptop notebook which fell from a moving vehicle yesterday. psni says the laptop was deactivated and had been recovered, but sections of the notebook are still missing. the contents of the book are unclear . gb news the book are unclear. gb news can reveal more than 25,000 migrants have crossed the channel sin

a barrister is led from the old bailey after an ira bomb.a picture of cecil beaton, the famous society photographer turned the lens back on a young roger and it was his youth which one him some of his most glamorous assignments. # there's a star man waiting in the sky... all these old boys in the newspaper said, "you can go off and do these noisy modern bands. " so he got in on the very early days with them, which meant that he made friends with them before they were terribly famous and ended up going touring, which was fun. years later at live aid he produced one of the most enduring images of that day. but back in the studio he always would find a way to get the right shot. well, roger didn't have a smoke machine, but if you were doing rock and pop in the '605, '705, '805 you had to have smoke. so he struck very early on on the device of getting the roadies to smoke two or three cigarettes at once. this picture is normally shown cropped, you know, like that, but we left it uncropped so we could demonstrate roger's home—made smoke machine.

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rashid gedel and shiroh ambersley have been sentenced at old bailey with a minimum term of 27 years.the business, well—known for its affordable everyday items, employs 12,000 people, has around 400 stores across britain. it says it's facing mounting cash pressures, and has taken the difficult decision to seek administrators as it tries to secure a rescue deal. you're live with bbc news. us and canadian fire crews are still battling to contain a wildfire that nearly engulfed the town of osyos in british columbia over the weekend, forcing hundreds of people to evacuate. teams on both sides of the border have been carrying out controlled burns to create a fire break. from british columbia, nedda tawfeek reports. canada has never experienced a wildfire season as treacherous as this one. in the okanagan valley region of british columbia, they're still battling the blazes that nearly engulfed the town of osoyoos over the weekend, forcing hundreds to evacuate to safer ground. all the smoke came out, started just blazing through. the maynards are still cleaning debris out of their back yard.

if you're tender please to the charges and fees trial here at the old bailey in london next year.vestigating suspected espionage, especially related to russia. the concern follows the salisbury poisoning of 2018 which a former russian double agent into the starterfor poison former russian double agent into the starter for poison with the nerve agent. localwoman starter for poison with the nerve agent. local woman died after being exposed to it. and in 2006, former russian intelligence officer died after being poisoned in london by assassins working for russia. formerly the head christopher steele was formerly the head of the russia desk at m16. i spoke with him earlier about the growing concerns in the uk intelligence community around russian espionage. there have been notorious incidents involving russian intelligence operations in the uk in recent past the attempted murder and 2018 and we know that the russian military intelligence foreign intelligence and security services have been involved. is this something that uk intelligence needs to be worried about? i intelligence needs

rashid gedel and shiroh ambersley were sentenced at the old bailey with a minimum term of 27 years.s heading towards administration. the business, well—known for its affordable everyday items, employs 12,000 people, has around 400 stores across britain. it says it's facing mounting cash pressures, and has taken you're live with bbc news. we have been taking you through the journey, a relatively shortjourney from the golf course belonging to former president trump in newjersey to the court in washington, dc. live now to boston, where the former executive editor of the new york times, thank you so much forjoining us. your thoughts on this, the third time that the former president is due to appear before a court? thanks, first off, for having me. it is, you know, remarkable and routine at the same time because, as you said in your previous guest pointed out, these are the third criminal charges to be lodged against the former president, and we expect charges to come from the state of georgia on his efforts to bully local officials into producing votes that were never cast for him to ma

they've yet to enter pleas to the charges and face trial here at the old bailey in london next year.ionage, especially related to russia. the concern follows the salisbury poisonings of 2018, in which a former russian double agent and his daughter were poisoned with a nerve agent. local women dawn sturgess died after being exposed to it. and in 2006, ex—russian intelligence officer alexander litvinenko died after being poisoned in london by assassins working for russia. now to hawaii where recovery crews are still combing through burnt homes and cars after wildfires devastated the island of maui. presidentjoe biden has said he will travel to hawaii as soon as he can. 99 people are known to have died and more than a thousand people are still missing. the governor, josh green, says it could take up to ten days to learn the full death toll, and that they could sadly uncover around 20 bodies a day. the deadly fire in lahaina is still burning and is about 85% contained, according to maui county officials. how the fire started remains unconfirmed, though it was fuelled by winds from nearby

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they have yet to enter pleas to the charges and face trial here at the old bailey in london next yearrterror police are spending an increasing amount of time investigating subsisted espionage, especially related to russia. the concern follows the salisbury poisonings of 2018 in which a former russian double agent and his daughter were poisoned with the nerve agent. local women don sturges died after being exposed to it. and in 2006 x russian intelligence officer alexander litvinenko died after being poisoned in london by assassins working for russia. what happens now? the three defendants — what happens now? the three defendants who _ what happens now? the three defendants who were - what happens now? the three defendants who were charged | what happens now? the three - defendants who were charged and to other people who were arrested with them who were not charged yet were arrested under the official secrets act in february. they will answer police bailfor act in february. they will answer police bail for those suspected offences next month. but the allegation here even with the pass

an old bailey jury assets. an old bailey jury deliberated for 25 hours to convict the three men .n convict the three men. police in northern ireland have arrested a man in connection with the psni data breach. a 50 year old man has been detained in county londonderry under the terrorism act and is being questioned . act and is being questioned. another man was arrested yesterday on suspicion of collecting information likely to be useful to terrorists . last be useful to terrorists. last week, the details of 10,000 police officers and staff were published online by mistake, followed by a second breach relating to stolen documents and a laptop . well, it comes as a a laptop. well, it comes as a psni officer's laptop and notebook were lost from a moving vehicle. the service says the laptop was deactivated and has been recovered, but sections of the notebook remain missing. the contents of the book are unclear . a teenager has been convicted of 22 counts of rape against six victims. cavan queen would meet his victims on social media before manipulating them and going on to cause the a

have meant longer prison terms for two men accused of murdering an elderly asian man. 28-year-old teaunte bailey and 59-year-old demetrius britton are charged with killing 75-year-old pak ho. both defendants are long criminal records. those who have followed district attorney price say they should not be surprised by this recent decision, given her remarks in this earlier interview. >> the problem is mass incarceration. enhancements are at the heart of mass incarceration. and those of us who have studied this problem and the remedies understand that the use of enhancements has devastated black and brown communities. >> in this case we are saying that, you know, we are very concerned if they will be paroled and come out and hurting people again. i think for many of us, and especially for the elderly, you know, when they're looking at a video, they may be thinking, like, could that be me, could that be anyone that i know? >> reporter: that was carl chen, an activist in the asian community. he's also organized an effort to recall d.a. price. in another case, d.a. price removed special circumstances

a 28-year-old teaunte bailey and 59-year-old demetrius britton are charged with the robbery and killing of 75-year-old pak ho back in march of 2021 in oakland. both defendants have long criminal records, but those who have followed price of the years, especially during her successful campaign for d.a., say we should not be surprised by this recent decision given her remarks in this earlier interview. >> the problems with mass incarceration, enhancements are at the heart of mass incarceration and those who have studied understand that the use of enhancements has devastated black and brown communities. >> in this case we're saying that it is very concerning if they will be paroled and coming out and hurting people again. i think for many of us, and especially for the elderly, when they're looking at a video, they may be thinking, like, could that be me? could that be anyone that i know? >> reporter: that was carl chan, an activist in the asian community. in another case, d.a. price removed special circumstances against two suspects charged with a 2021 murder in the 880 shooting death of j

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. >> and fawcett in the dock at the old bailey would have undoubtedly caused the king enormous problemsnd of king charles's reign . so they king charles's reign. so they made the decision that the king's future was more important than the law in this case. >> and i think that's a very important decision that they've reached a landmark in terms of king charles himself, i think we've always assumed that he's lost the mojo to some extent . lost the mojo to some extent. >> the fact that he didn't deal firmly with the sussexes , the firmly with the sussexes, the fact that he allowed prince william and kate to take over so much of his duties has shown that he really hasn't got the energy, in my view, anymore to impose himself in the same way as perhaps his mother did and change britain under his reign . change britain under his reign. >> you know, he's a man of 75, i think his wife is not that keen on endlessly travelling and i think he is going to be in every way a good caretaker. >> king but not the man he hoped that he would be. >> fascinating stuff. both sides of the story, of course, her

. >> and fawcett in the dock at the old bailey would have undoubtedly caused the king enormous problemsnd of king charles's reign . so they king charles's reign. so they made the decision that the king's future was more important than the law in this case. >> and i think that's a very important decision that they've reached a landmark in terms of king charles himself, i think we've always assumed that he's lost the mojo to some extent . lost the mojo to some extent. >> the fact that he didn't deal firmly with the sussexes , the firmly with the sussexes, the fact that he allowed prince william and kate to take over so much of his duties has shown that he really hasn't got the energy, in my view, anymore to impose himself in the same way as perhaps his mother did and change britain under his reign . change britain under his reign. >> you know, he's a man of 75, i think his wife is not that keen on endlessly travelling and i think he is going to be in every way a good caretaker. >> king but not the man he hoped that he would be. >> fascinating stuff. both sides of the story, of course, her

attorney has dropped enhancement charges against two men accused of killing a 75 year old man in oakland. d.a. baileyused of killing 75 year old paco during a morning walk in adams point. this was in march of 2021. police say bailey shoved ho to the ground during an attempted robbery and that britain was the getaway driver. ho died several days later from his injuries. just moments before the trial began today, the da's office motion to drop special circumstances charges that could have led to a longer prison sentence on the peninsula. a number of people became sick after a chemical leak prompted an evacuation. a hazmat team responded to a building just about 1230 this afternoon on island drive near marine parkway in the redwood shores community. the fire department said a free on lee came from a faulty air conditioning unit to 31. people were exposed, five of them felt sick and were treated there at the scene. this is a little unusual. it's not it's not unseen. there's mechanical failures on commercial buildings pretty frequently that will put an odor into a building. most time it doesn't cause a sy

attorney has dropped enhancement charges against two men accused of killing a 75 year old man in oakland. the d.a. bailey and demetrius britton are accused of killing 75 year old pat co during a morning walk in adams point. this was march of 2021. police say bailey shoved ode to the ground in an attempted robbery and that britain was the getaway driver who died of several days later in the hospital. just moments before the trial began. today, the da's office motion to drop special circumstance charges that could have led to a longer prison sentence. new calls for the federal department of justice to investigate and take over the antioch police department. brooks derose explains why. civil rights attorneys say the police department's problems are too big to fix without help. the time has come for major intervention. and this is what i'm asking in this four page letter to the us department of justice, civil rights attorney john burris calls for an investigation into the antioch police department, all for what he calls a sustained pattern and practice of racially biased policing. the department out of contr

who have simply got to go because they can't stand up in a witness box at number one court at the old baileyty, for example. that's absolutely fundamentally wrong. but again, i would be foursquare behind . i would be foursquare behind. sir mark rowley and other chief constables wanted to clean up their police services, but it's going to be a long and winding road now, just finally, of course, there has been concern about vetting in the past, in the last four years or three years, there's been this mad dash to recruit 20,000 extra police officers . police officers. >> lots of criticism about that process , about potentially not process, about potentially not enough vetting there to. >> oh, undoubtedly , because >> oh, undoubtedly, because they've gone for quantity and not quality. we may remember bofis not quality. we may remember boris johnson saying we'll recruit 20,000 police officers when he was serving as prime minister and when a prime minister and when a prime minister makes that kind of pledge, senior officers feel that political pressure . and that political pressure. and it's blatant

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district attorney dropped enhanced charges against two men accused of killing a 75 year old man in oakland, t.a, baileyold pac ho, who was on his morning walk in adams point in march of 2021. police say bailey shoved mr. ho to the ground during an attempted robbery and that britton was the getaway driver. mr. ho died several days later from his injuries. renters in pittsburgh are urging city leaders to pass stricter rent control ordinances. some of them spoke at last night's city council meeting. they want a cap on annual rent increases of 3. the alliance of californians for community empowerment action is leading the effort. organizers say some people have seen their rent increase. if we don't wants people and we don't want people constantly evicted because that's what's happening. i mean, i could be evicted because i have issues paying my rent. i think it's going to come to a point where there need to be a cap on the rent here. this is very ridiculous. rent control advocates also spoke at san pablo city council meeting last night. overall, they are pushing for stricter rent control measures throughou

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and stanford could get left behind as more schools are expected to leave the 108 year old conference. we have baileyom. she has more on the future of the conference and what it could mean for these bay area schools. bailey good morning, james. the future of the 108 year old pac 12 conference as we know it hangs in the balance in this almost all comes down to one of the lifelines of college football and athletics as a whole. a media rights deal or the ability to reach a deal, which just hasn't happened yet. as of right now, just nine schools remain in the pac 12 conference. last year, usc and ucla announced that they would be leaving the pac 12 colorado following suit this week, finalizing a deal that sends them to the big 12. now, more schools could be following suit . according to espn, the university of arizona is deep in talks with the big 12. and barring anything crazy and their board of regents meeting, which is expected soon, a deal would be not far off. now here's what cal football head coach justin wilcox had to say about cal and stanford's possible future. well, that falls into the category

. >> reporter: lieutenant antonio bailey quickly confronted the gunman, later identified as 21-year-old ryan christopher palmeter >> what appeared to be a tactical vest up under a shirt and mask >> did you ever in your mind ever consider not confronting this suspect? >> no, i did not this is what we signed up for >> reporter: the gunman sped away and later opened fire at the dollar general nearby before taking his own life while the local sheriff says it's not clear that the gunman planned to target the university, the school's president has no doubt why he went there first. >> do you believe that if he had not confronted the suspect, do you believe that this attack would have unfolded here on this campus >> i absolutely do >> reporter: tonight the fbi is investigating the shooting as a hate crime. the sheriff here says the gunman had written down racist rants. the victims identified as jerrald de'shaun gallion, a.j. laguerre jr. and angela carr. >> this is so unreal oh, god. >> reporter: carr's daughter ashley says her mom was an uber driver who leaves behind three kids and 16 grandchi

teaunte bailey and demetrius britton are charged with the robbery and killing of 75-year-old pak ho. this was back in march of 2021 in oakland. both defendants have long criminal records, but those who have followed d.a. price over the years, especially during her successful campaign for district attorney, say we should not be surprised by her recent decision given her remarks in this earlier interview. >> the problems are with mass incarceration. enhancements are at the heart of mass incarceration. those of us who have studied this problem and the remedies for it understand that the use of enhancements has devastated black and brown communities. >> in this case, we are we have seen that, you know -- we are very concerned if bailey is paroled and coming out and hurting people again. i think for many of us, especially for the elderly, you know, when they're looking at a video, they may be thinking, like, could that be me? could that be anyone i know? >> that was carl chan, an activist in the asian community who has organized an effort to recall d.a. price. in another case, price remov

lieutenant antonio bailey quickly confronted the gunman. later identified as 21-year-oldtopher paul matter. >> he had a tactical vest, a pardon shirt, and mask. >> did you ever in your man ever consider, not confronting the suspect? >> no i did not. this is what we signed up for. >> the government sped away, and later opened fire at the dollar general nearby, before taking his own life. the local sheriff says it's not clear that the gunman planted to target the university. they have no doubt why he went there first. >> do you believe that if he had not confronted the suspect, do you believe that this attack might have unfolded here on this campus? >> i absolutely do. >> the fbi tonight is investigating it as a hate crime. they said the gunman had gone and racist rant. the victim, identified as -- , and angela lowe car. >> this is so unreal. >> the daughter, ashley, says her mom, an uber driver, leaves behind six kids, and 16 grandchildren. >> she has touched the lives of hundreds, if not thousands. >> today, president biden meeting with civil rights leaders, commemorating

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