as a court recognized in osborne liberty interest is privy once innocence with newly discovere evidence and s is the courts in osborne is a procedural due process to procedures need t be fair to vindicateha here the allegation is that there's a procedural due process violation based on the way the cot of criminal appeals and texas interpreted article 64. it is goertz as aistrict attorney who is given a facts to that interpretation by continuing to deny dna testing without due process of law because -- >> you mean by complying with the court ruling? >> he's enforcing the court li. i would back up and say as texas recognize on page five, he has authoryo a dna test. he has a choic he can either allow to say i've looked athe construction of article 64, a look at the way the cca has interpreted it and i'm going to n allow lead to conductnaesting. he's enforcing article 64. if the court were to say to him you must allow testingecause reid satisfies article 64 then would have to allow it but in this case he's enforcing article 64 by not permitting testing. >> he's permitting testing on some it

as the court said in osborne predal due process, the procedures ed to be fair to viice that interest.here, the allegation of mr. re'somplaint, there's a procedural e process vlaon based on the way the court of criminal peals in texas interpreted article 64. andt is the respondent ere who the district attorney, whs giving effect to hat ieretation by continuing to deny dna testing. without due process of law, -- >> you aby complying with the court ruling? >> i think he's enforcing the court ling, your honor, -- i would back up and say, as texas recognizes a page five of the red brief, the district attorney s thority to allow dna testing. so, he has a choice, he can either alw,or you can say i've looked at the constructon of article 64, i've looked at the way the cca has interpreted it, i'm going to not allow read to conduct dna testing on these items. he's enforcing article 64 in that way. if the court were to say to him, you must allowtesting, because read is satisfied aic 64, he would have to allow. it in this case, he's enfci article 64, by not permitting testing. >> he's permitting

i mean, isthat what the court said, and in osborne,you federal court.kind of claim in says this court in osborne >> two points, you're on. first, as this court puts in steel co-, that's essentially imp- holdings of the court, don't mind the court going forward. now, the court d make a regarding record feldman.ion ally is important in case also because the co determined in its opinion specifically relying ona concession that's not made by mystery,specifically that his claim was not challen anything that either the prosecutor did or that the court of criminal appeals it. reed has alre indicated in his response justice brett that his claim does, in fact, challenge certainaspects of how the court of criminal appeals reached its decision-making. so, even on t narrow rocker feldman point, skinner doesn't -- >> all right, what about the osborne point that seemed to preserve the ability to bring a 1983 claim that raised procedural due process concerns? and you are saying here that there really is no way formr. reed to bringsuch a claim in the circumstance? so,

for more in, if we can talk to reporter louise osborne louise, welcome along. what exactly are these synthetic fields that are exempt from the bomb? so we're talking about things like e curse in the mess and all e methane. these are fuel sort of made using carbon dioxide emissions and hydrogen, and a key component of that is also electricity. now depending on whether they use renewable electricity or electricity made from fossil fuels, will would tell us whether these e fuels are actually carbon neutral or not critiques of this decision that has been made. say that there aren't enough renew or sources in the to cover e feels being made a fuel. so actually 5 times more energy intensive or need 5 times more electricity than electric batteries, for example. so this could be a big problem. support is the thing though, that it would be better to be able to transition the, the car fleet in a more steady way using a fuels. there are a lot of carbon units over 250000000. so there's a lot that needs to be done. okay, so just so i understand about right, if i buy a dirty

thank you so much though, is osborne now the ross to embrace cleaner mobility has highlighted the need to ramp up the production of electric batteries. but getting projects off the ground isn't always straightforward. in hungry plans to build one of europe's largest electric batch of plants, huffy met with a fierce resistance from locals. here's why. oh, in the suburbs of debits and people are angry and frustrated over the construction of a massive chinese own battery factory for electric vehicles ramp you couldn't use the environmental lofty, and nobody cares about the interests of the people who live in this region in the group behind the protesters, mothers against a battery factory and align so mothers concerned about the potential affects on health. mariam bureau is one of the mothers. she's been taking through the streets for her children. she says, oh if the rest okay, plan to spend our entire lives here. that's for sure. now we're concerned about lack of water about water pollution. what they'll allow to go into the water, because then i can no longer trust that what i buy from

osborn hailed as a hero. >> touchdown, k.j. osborn!: making the play of his life saving a life on a texas highway. >> i look off to my right and there's a car that has crashed and it's on fire and it's under a bridge, hit a pillar and the air bags were out. >> reporter: osborn was in an uber when they came upon a fiery wreck under a bridge in austin. the 25-year-old who's played three nfl seasons running out of the car with his driver finding a man trapped inside his burning car. >> the car could explode. it's a man's life. his car is burning. i want to help. >> reporter: osborn, the uber driver and two other good samaritans uniting to save the man, pulling him from the wreckage. the incinerated aftermath seen here in this photo. >> we all ran down, i picked him up, was carry him 10, 15 yards away because we didn't know if the car would blow up. >> reporter: after emergency personnel arrived and brought the man to the hospital, osborn had a moment to breathe and take this selfie with the three people he called heros. >> they have famil

osborne says. he was just in the right place at the right time. actually excited to be able to, uh, find out who this guy was just to be able to shake his hand and god is real. and, um, you know, i'm just happy. you know, we were able to stay this next life. the man suffered minor injuries. kj osborne describes more on the rescue later on. good morning america. next a special delivery from rihanna superstar gifted a bouquet of thanks to some of her older fans, rihanna said, a present to kentucky nursing home where a group of women recreated her super bowl halftime performance there. video of rude boy has nearly four million views online, one person commented. do we have to wait until we're seniors to live there? for the party is next, a posh new pad for a big powerball winner. castro claimed his $2 billion jackpot last last month, he took a lump sum of just under one billion. records show he bought this mansion in the hollywood hills for about $25 million, so his new neighbors now include the likes of jimmy kimmel and ariana grande. and finally at

i am not i chair is george osborne. i am not makin: a chair is george osborne.ow that it has lost, effectively lost the shape that was going to take some of the trains on to leeds and the focus is on manchester to perhaps a lesser extent on birmingham, do you think we have reached a point where this�*ll be the final shape of hs2? do you think people can confidently invest in the north west for example, knowing the high—speed link will be there by the time the investments are kind of reaching fruition? . . ., ,, fruition? the chief executive of h52 soke to fruition? the chief executive of h52 spoke to katie _ fruition? the chief executive of h52 spoke to katie austin _ fruition? the chief executive of h52 spoke to katie austin last _ fruition? the chief executive of h52 spoke to katie austin last week - fruition? the chief executive of h52j spoke to katie austin last week and he was very clear about core routes between london and manchester was primarily hs2�*s focus because of the cuts to the eastern lead, it is likely they will be delivered in a different way i

osborne posted images on twitter with the words right place right time. new research shows a jump in concussions among high school athletes. it's part of a study that found injuries among teen athletes are decreasing in number but are increasing in severity. high school football had a concussion rate of 24% although the rate of recurrent injury dropped girls soccer had the second highest rate of injury and the highest rate among girls sports. a warning for parents about the dangers of so called edibles candies infused with marijuana after yet another case of school kids getting sick and even being hospitalized. here's a b cs lionel moise this morning growing concern about a rise in cases of young children nationwide ingesting marijuana edibles, some edibles there between the ages of 12 and 14 in boston. an investigation is underway after five children at this school eight marijuana infused chocolate bars, leaving one hostage. spittle ist students at the school range in age from kindergarten to eighth grade. he's six years old at the end of day. i have to

i wanted to help. >> this morning, kj osborne is telling his story. >> got israel. -- god is real.'m happy that we were able to save this man's life. jobina: women's day. there will be celebrations throughout the bay area throughout the week. in richmond, the 16th annual sisters in solidarity event will be held this weekend. this year's theme is embrace equity. >> it is very important to sure that there are equitable outcomes and that we are cognizant of the disproportionality in different areas, this month specifically, women. we want to do what we can to bring awareness to that. jobina: the event is saturday from 10:00 until 2:00 at richmond memorial auditorium. it is free but you need to register ahead of time. reggie: several bay area women who have excelled in their stem careers are being immortalized with barbies. these are the barbies honoring the sisters. the other scientists from china, mexico, and germany. these are one-of-a-kind dolls. mattel is only giving it to the women themselves and will not be for sale. jobina: we now know who will be playing at outside lands in au

george osborne replies that he should take out the word love which he is used in regard to his aid with and says should be mentioning his family and replying to them. in response to these messages, matt hancock said there is nothing new, that they've all been over to the covid inquiry. he added it was highly intrusive and inappropriate to publish them. police in australia say they've made what's thought to be the country's biggest ever drug bust, seizing cocaine with a street value of a—billion us dollars. the joint operation with the united states has led to 12 arrests linked to a mexican cartel. our correspondent phil mercer in sydney has more. us authorities intercepting a huge consignment of cargo allegedly bound for western australia. the authorities here in australia then substituted that cargo for fake drugs and dropped it out into the indian ocean about 40 nautical miles from the city of perth, western australia. there they waited. they put their packages and surveillance by drones and helicopters. eventually, it is alleged, that drugs syndicate members on boats game searching f

then the extraordinary message between matt hancock and george osborne, the former uk chancellor.ideo of his resignation, where he has set out that he has standing down, and asked mr osborne for his opinion, what does he think, ok in tone and content? george osborne replied he should take out the word love, which matt hancock has used in relation to his aide, to come up with who he was having an affair, and cc should mention his family and apologise to them. in response to these messages matt hancock said there is nothing new, they have all been handed over to the covid inquiry. he added it was intrusive and inappropriate to publish them. —— extraordinary stuff. thank you. the headlines. a senior official in the besieged ukrainian city of bakhmut has told the bbc there's fighting on the streets as troops struggle to prevent its fall to russian forces. police in australia have revealed details of an undercover operation leading to what's believed to be the country's biggest ever drugs bust. the white house says president biden had a cancerous skin lesion successfully removed from h

joining us with more on the rescue missions, kj osborne. thank you for being with us.th your uber driver spotted the burning car? >> right. man, it was crazy. first of all, appreciate you for having me on, man. it was a crazy situation. my uber driver had my head down, i'm in the back of the uber. and initially, you know, he starts making a lot of noise. i'm asking, what's going on? i look at the street, there's nobody there. then look off to my right, there's a car, like you said, under a bridge. it had crashed. and it was in flames. and my uber driver, whose name is abdul, you know, we stopped and we said we got to call 911. and initially we both ran to the car. there was another group that stopped. her name is rita and arthur. they both stopped. we all seen this car up in flames. and the driver -- we seen that he was alive. it was initially my uber driver that had went out. abdul went down, opened up the passenger door. he seen this guy who is in the vehicle. he seen that he was still alive. and the driver was able to muster enough strength to kind of move his body

osborne said he was riding home in a uber car in a workout joining others to save the guy. now to twos tell the story. thank you for coming on. normally we are interviewing you about the game but not this morning. tell us what happened. >> definitely a scary situation. on my way home, as you explained, i'm in the back of my uber heading down and my uber driver begins to start yelling and screaming. i looked up and i don't see anybody in the road. what is going on? to my right is a car that a pillar under a bridge head on and when he passed the car, the airbags were out and didn't see a person so immediately i was thinking the worst. i talked to the police and we have to go save this guy. we went to the car, the car was burning on fire. my uber driver, his name is abdul. there was another group, arthur and rita were there that stopped their car. and i ran into the fire, and abdul, i was thinking for a second, this car could blow up. we are not sure what can happen with this vehicle. but my uber car driver open up the passenger drive filmic driver store to see if the passenge

thank you for that to lose louis, osborne dw, and we'll hear some good news. after all as well for finland, at least it's been declared, the world's happiest country for the 6th year in a row. the world happiness report examines the happiness and gap between the top and bottom half of country's population and says, people are happier in countries where that difference is smaller, immersion to fill and the other nordic countries are well represented with for in the top ah. so his reminder of our top story this out with chinese president vision paying has arrived in moscow for told, with russian president vladimir putin as and she wants china to be seen as a pace maker. russia, however, is hoping for support. any school against your global banking stocks are down slightly after switzerland's biggest bank, you'll be asked to take over embattled rival credit suisse. the price of more than 3000000000 dumps move aims to calm the sector. i'm a fear of an ongoing crisis destabilize the global financial get. you can always get d, w and use a mac. go just download the a

thank you for that to lose louis osborne d. w. well, here's some good news. after all, at war for finland, at least it's been declared, the world's happiest country for the 6th year in a row. the world happiness report examines the happiness and gap between the top and bottom half of country's population and says people are happier in countries where that difference is smaller, immersion to fill and the other nordic countries are well represented with a 4 in the top. so here's a reminder of our top story. this chinese presentation pain has arrived in moscow for told with russian president vladimir putin as in j wants child to be seen as a pace maker. russia. however, he's hoping for support and it's war against you. frank global banking stocks are down slightly after switzerland's biggest bank you be asked to take over. it's impossible to rival credit suisse, the price of more than $3000000000.00 dumps to move aims to calm the sector. i may feel as an ongoing banking crisis, the stabilize the global financial get. you can always get d w news on the go. just d

louis osborne from d w. environment. thank you. take a look now at small storage making headlines around the world will start in the u. s. where stocks are fallen out of the central bank raise the interest rates again by a quarter of a percentage point. despite fears that it could add to financial turmoil after a string of bank failures for the federal reserve said the increase at aims to lower inflation. so i making consumer borrowing more expensive lease in bolivia, her 5 tea, a gas and rubber bullets at hundreds of teachers during a 3rd week of protests amounting education reforms and increased funding. teachers of called a general strike and road blockades for friday. if the government doesn't given to their demands, former british prime minister boris johnson faced a growing by a parliamentary committee investigating the so called party gates scandal. mister johnson declared that he had not lied to parliament about a series of parties held at his offices during the cove in 19 lockdown. if found guilty are deliberately misleadi

osborne says he remains in touch with the driver and the other heroes involved in the rescue.ns to senior roles in the upcoming cycle. an email to employees, the company said to ensure leader grows proportionately to that of the company. the people remains in cost-cutting mode in january. visio allows plans for 12,000 workers, 6% of google's workforce. those are your headlines we will check in with meteorologist janice dean. for the fox news weather forecast. >> what is your name? >> james. >> where you're from? tennessee. >> it is a big anniversary. >> 24 years. >> where is your wife? she's over there. she doesn't want to be on tv but we will put her on tv anyway. what is her name? >> rachel. i'm sorry, rachel. she shaking her head appear the things we do on "fox & friends." hi, rachel, we love you. take a look. she will be really mad at me. 37 new york, happy anniversary, 26 chicago. we have this cold front and persistent showers and thunderstorms along the front. we will see potential for heavy rainfall and snow for the northern plains and mid upper west with active weather

george osborne, desperate to lose osborne, is desperate to lose his marbles. he wants to return .ut just today, the prime quelled the rumours and said there were no such plans for their return. so discussing this earlier with my producers of them mentioned a key argument in favour of the return to the marbles, a split in half, and it would be better if they were unified. well simple. we can make space them in the british museum, the greeks could allow us to unify them here because we've looked after them . well, we've looked after them. well, anyway, enough . my views. vox anyway, enough. my views. vox populi. vox we asked the people about marbles. should they be sent to athens ? i think they sent to athens? i think they marbles should be returned to greece . they belong to greece . greece. they belong to greece. they were part of folk treasure that were brought here and displayed. and i do think they belong to us. i think worldwide heritage things. and that's not particularly something britain should have. yes no bearing towards . i should have. yes no bearing towards. i think th

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osborn picked the man up and carried him away from the burning car.s he has kept in contact with the driver and the other heroes involved with the rescue. good for them. now to a fox weather alert out of california. footage shows the resident lake tahoe drives between two towers of snow after a week of severe weather and the area is going to get even more snow through tomorrow. and then check out this footage posted by the california highway patrol. a trooper in truckie holds up a sign advertising free snow. for more on this story download the fox weather app. or stream fox weather on your favorite connected tv device. i would be giving away the snow too. nobody is going to take it. >> a little truckie humor. >> shovel it over here ainsley will take it. >> steve: i sent a text last week when i was in texas and i said hey, it snowed. i hope you are happy. >> ainsley: i know with a picture of your cute baby doll. your little grandchild. >> steve: meanwhile, if you are the top teacher in the country, let's say you are the president of the american federa

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at least 2000000 hears the climate time bomb is sticky attorney with harris speaking then i louis osborne from the w environment is with me as you, you've been working through this latest report was just been published today. couple of hours ago are watson, the report that we did nori not. so there's not actually that much that's new in the report. the report is actually more of a summary of reports that have been released over the past 5 years or so to really give a brief and concise plan of what action needs to be taken to reduce carbon emissions for policy makers and governments. moving forward with this, and it's really acting as a final warning that if we want to make sure that we don't hit this 1.5 degree limit or don't go over it by too much any way that action needs to be taken immediately. you there been so many final warnings and reports and, and, and all that. so what is it that we need to do now? so the report says that radical and immediate action needs to be taken and the emissions are still rising at the moment. so they need, they should be thinking, yeah, actually should s

that report was filed by louise osborne from the w environments, which ones is now. here in the studio is a new york negotiated meeting for you when water conference clearly important. you mentioned it in the report of what's really at stake. yeah. okay. so i mean, as we talked about before, there are almost 2000000000 people or more than 2000000000 people who don't have access to water. that's a quarter of the population that can't have safer, let the water to drink from. just imagine what that must be like. then there are people who are almost half of the population that don't have access to safe sanitation, so know clean toilets to use. also hand washing, i mean, think of their coven 19 pandemic. were washing hands with so important. think about not having water to be able to do that with these people are coming contacts than with diseases. cholera, diarrhea that are killing over a 1000000 people a year actually die. people, i like to tell you exactly. and they, these are preventable deaths. this does not have to be happening. and that is obviously something that

minnesota wide receiver kj osborn joins us now.play on thursday or sunday but tell us from the play were perspective what is so challenging? >> right, i appreciate you for having me on, first of all. but come out to a sunday game and back around to play on a thursday can come obviously, we play a very physical, you know i'm a hard game. to be able to turn that quick and get your body turned over and take the punches and the game plan. to have to play two games in a short period of time, tough from player safety trying to recover. we don't practice much those weeks. we play thursday night games and like trying to get your body right. and such intensity that we play, not getting that time to recover in between is obviously pretty tough. and it is a thursday night game, prime time game and a chance for your team to be on the national stage in looking at it like that and everything from a player, definitely tough to turn over. >> brian: this next season, playing so good and such an attraction that emma amazon once to put you want but n

wide receiver kj osborn.ber driver saw the car crash and managed to free the trapped driver ♪ a little bit like my daddy don't can ycuss around my momman upstairs [cheers and applause] >> brian: tampa, florida. this crowd is pumped up. opened up, serve. everybody is open early because "fox & friends" is coming down here. and they are pumped up. number one, happy we are here and happy to be in what they call free florida. and especially over the last couple of years. closed for three months. open ever since. businesses like this can thrive and, guys, it's been around since 1925. there is so many different stories and family stories that bring people down on a regular basis. and even though they are known for their burgers, also known for their pancakes. a huge breakfast crowd. on the weekends almost impossible to get a table. here open up an hour early for us. >> steve: that's great. >> brian: a lot going on. everyone has got an opinion, also, about what is most important. but i will tell you in terms of an ar

minnesota vikings player kj osborne helped pull someone from a flaming car wreck. he was in a uber when he spotted the accident, he and the driver and two others saw the need and step forward, they pulled the guy from the car. >> we had no idea if the car was going to blow up. you know, i picked the guy up and we walked 10 or 15 yards away from the car. >> he believes the men suffered only non-life-threatening injuries. now his personal team is working to reconnect with him. >>> trapped in the snow with no cell phone signal. what would you do? we will tell you about one man and his very creative call >>> another live look at the afternoo ne . drivers, it is slick so go slow and be safe. >>> did this next story like a movie plot, imagine being trapped in your car on a remote snow we road. your family is out of the country and nobody knows where you are. that happened to a guy in oregon. luckily he had a drone with him and it made all the difference. he typed a text to a friend saying where he was and attached his cell phone to the drone and send it several hundred f

next possession, charisma osborne, tough j, got. it ucla pulls off the upset. stanford denied.y'll have to settle for selection sunday. they are definitely heading to the big dance a. were usf, the dons, will have to win the west coast conference tournament. so far off to a nice start. they beat pacific, but the competition will ramp up from here. >> charlie, thank you so much. >>> shoyu may not have heard this name, but you might know the songs he's singing, how a bay area born cover band has kept the gigs coming for the past 30 years. ♪ sweet caroline good times never seemed so good. ♪ >>> whatever you do don't ever let anyone >>> cover bands are tough to pull off. you're trying to sound like one of the greats, but also make your own mark in the music world. this year the group super diamond is making history celebrating its 30th anniversary. juliette goodrich has the story that began right here in the bay area. >> reporter: at an undisclosed location in san francisco, a secret little sparkle. >> no one really sees you around here in your sequins, right? >> right. so got to k

and one things that george one of the things that george osborne very successfully osborne did very successfullyere it is now. where it is, where it is now. and my view that we should and my view was that we should stick tried to stick to that. now, i tried to implement that there was an adverse reaction among other measures, we took, and now measures, that we took, and now we've got a new prime minister, newish prime minister. we got a newish prime minister. we got a new chancellor which liz truss appointed wasn't rishi sunak of what i know, but she did that because she had to this like because she had to do this like safety first approach. he's not necessarily a chancellor that is espousing your sort of economic ideals, is it? well, well, we tried it one way. it didn't work . the prime minister changed course and i'm very much of the view that as a backbencher i should be supporting not only representing my interest, but i should be supporting the government, should be supporting the prime minister. and it's very irritating to see people who very high up in who have been very high up in govern

[cheering and applause] and from athens, georgia, it's the osborne family.pplause] everybody's here trying to win theyself some cash and somebody might have a shot driving outta here in a brand-new car. [cheering and applause]

that's where it used to be before osborne cut it. before george osborne cut it. let's not forget.wances, as we did in corporation tax, osborne corporation tax, george osborne got yeah tom, thank got rid of them. yeah tom, thank you for that. we shall see from tomorrow onwards. 11:00, of course special programme begins course, special programme begins here on gb news. so join us for that. coming up, we'll have all the latest on the strikes as well. of course, don't forget the, junior doctors are still out and also talking about the issue of police and the violence against and why that's concerning people first. latest headunes concerning people first. latest headlines with . tamsin park. headlines with. tamsin park. thanks very much. it's 131 headlines with. tamsin park. thanks very much. it's131 here. the headlines . a woman has been the headlines. a woman has been sentenced to and a half years in prison for , perverting the prison for, perverting the course of justice after falsely accusing a number of men of rape . 22 year old ed williams also made a facebook post alleged she ha

and the truth is that when george osborne cut corporation tax , more revenue came in to the tax, moree came in to the treasury, not just not just in terms of cash because the economy was growing, but as a percentage of the gdp proportionately , it raised more proportionately, it raised more . and the reason we're being told to put up corporation tax is because of more unelected bodies . not is because of more unelected bodies. not as it happens, the oecd and internal one, but because one of the least effective in national bodies in this country, that is the abbey , the office of budget responsibility , or the office of responsibility, or the office of bungling regiments. as as one can tell, because all it's forecasts are wrong and it's the obe, all that has saying that the government needs raise more tax when in one year it was out by £100 billion on the deficit from its forecast at the beginning of the year to what happened. and it's 30 billion out from its forecast. if i remember rightly, from november to january. it is so staggering wrong that it manages to make us make the wrong d

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