i'm raj mathai. next on nbc bay area news tonight, one year on the job. how is she doing? san francisco d.a. brooke jenkins promised a crackdown on repeat offenders and open-air drug use. so is it working? the district attorney is with us tonight. >>> also, oakland mayor sheng thao makes a big swing to keep the a's in town. details of her secret meeting she had with the baseball commissioner. >> this is san francisco. we won't have that anymore. sad. >> this one hurts. san francisco's anchor brewing closing after 127 years. what's behind the abrupt decision. >>> and wildlife officials still looking for that sea otter repeatedly stealing surfboards in the monterey bay. why its behavior is so concerning. >> good evening. this is nbc bay area news tonight. i'm raj mathai. we're going get to all the stories in just a few moment, including our breaking news about alameda county district attorney pamela price. >>> but first, our weather alert. it's going to get dangerously hot. parts of the bay area bracin

>>> i'm raj mathai. next on "nbc bay area news tonight," a lot of hype for one of the biggest concerts we've ever seen in northern california. thousands of swifties at levi's stadium right now. taylor swift taking the stage within the hour. >> taylor swift is just like -- like mother. like she's just so -- >> will fans without tickets be allowed to listen outside the stadium? we're live at levi's. >>> also a big controversy involving little people at a wrestling show coming to the sonoma county fair. >> and frankly, it was shockin. >> tonight, therere are calalls cacancel the s show. >>> plus, a r ride on b.a.r.t. mesmerizining thousanands of vis on youtube.e. wewe're talalking to the filmma who did an unauthorized documentary on b.a.r.t. >>> good evening. this is "nbc bay area news tonight." i'm raj mathai. we have made it to the weekend. a lot happening on this friday. a lot of positive energy around town. we start with taylor swift. the 33-year-old megastar, whether you're a fan or not, you can apprec

. > i'm raj mathai.n nbc bay area news tonight, the national spotlight is on san francisco, and it's not very flattering. >> i don't do this job in fear of losing it. i'm born and raised in san francisco, working hard for this city every single day. so i'm going to keep doing the best job that i can possibly do. >> we go one-on-one with mayor breed. her big ideas to bring people back to downtown. could we really see a soccer stadium or a new uc campus? >>> also, the chp has the worst 911 wait times in the state. >> were you aware of this? >> i am aware of that. >> our investigative unit gets some answers from the chp. >>> and giants fans joining the fight to keep the a's in oakland. the show of support happening right now at oracle park. >>> and will swifties show up even without a ticket? the push to allow taylor swift fans to gather outside levi's stadium this weekend. >>> good evening. this is "nbc bay area news tonight." i'm raj mathai. we're going to start with an update on our breaking news. a mess

i'm raj mathai. a lot happening at this hour. and as we start the week. we'll get to those big changes at twitter and the new protest by a's fans. >>> but we want to start with alameda county's district attorney, pamela price. the embattled d.a. facing new criticism this evening, this time from the police chief of livermore. he's expressing his frustrations in a formal letter to the d.a., requesting additional charges known as enhancements to an armed robbery suspect. the d.a. says no, she won't do it. the charges that she's filed, she says, are more than enough. according to livermore police, 20-year-old colby barry robbed two women at gunpoint, violently attacking one of them before stealing their purses. police say barry was on parole at the time. his court-ordered ankle monitor showed he was at the scene of the robberies. the police chief is calling on the d.a. to add special enhancements for using a firearm and for being a repeat offender. d.a. pamela price releasing this video statement, explaining her objection to enhancements. we'll start, though,

. >> and i'm raj mathai. >>> a bit of relief making it in the bay. rental prices are down, and the job market is heating up. this could bring more people to the bay area. our business and tech reporter, scott budman, with some of the new data. scott? >> we're getting fairly close to a goldilocks economy, raj. we're looking post-pandemic. remember, we saw all-time highs for rent for about six to nine months. the last couple months, though, we've seen prices dip as job cuts have risen. looking ahead, though, how perfect can this last? economists aren't so sure. they say things are heating up tech wise which means we could see higher rents in the near future. the latest numbers show a cooling off in bay area rents. >> modest declines in most of the san jose market and the san francisco market. >> reporter: real to ever.com, based here in the bay area, says local rents have dropped by 1.5% since this time last year largely because of recent tech layoffs. here are the newest jobless numbers. locally we're still lower than california as a whole. >> we're n

. >>> i'm raj mathai. next on "nbc bay area news tonight," hot today and hotter tomorrow. 100 degrees in many bay area cities. we'll tell you what to expect as we head into the weekend. >>> also, a car careens off the road, crashing into the ocean. our skyranger was there for the rescue. >>> and a lot of people having a hard time meeting their basic needs. an alarming rise in people looking for help to pay their utility bills. >>> when your sister is 5 centimeters dilated and they send her home and she has the baby at home 30 minutes later. >> it's an at-home birth going viral on tiktok. >> i think it's crazy, and i never expected anything to happen like this. >> these two new parents in solano county give us the inside story. >>> the celebs are in full swing, golfing for charity. we're live in lake tahoe. >>> good evening. this is "nbc bay area news tonight." i'm raj mathai. we have made it to friday. let's start with our big story. that is our weather, of course. potentially dangerous heat blanketing a l

raj: thank you, geoff.♪ geoff: barbie -- the name conjures up feelings for many generations of women and men across the world. and as you have likely heard, the plastic wonder is featured in a new movie. "barbie," the film, raked in a whopping $155 million this past weekend, making it the biggest opening for a film this year. jeffrey brown looks at the global phenomenon as part of our arts and culture series, canvas. >> what are you doing here? >> i'm coming with you. >> did you bring your rollerblades? >> i literally go nowhere without them. jeffrey: barbie is getting a big screen makeover in director greta gerwig's new film, but it's just the latest update in a long history. >> ♪ barbie, you're beautiful. ♪ ♪ jeffrey: barbie -- her original full name was barbara millicent roberts -- was created in 1959 by ruth handler or the mattel toy company. she stood 11.5 inches tall. that mostly hasn't changed, but her look certainly has, as the full-chested doll became a cultural phenomenon of the postwar era. her m

or there's an impairment of which is good, that they're raj boxes, party, and we do see a nama raj, a box this time, the former president mind the rajah fox and also increasingly coming into the publics here. we see them trying to re establish themselves and enabled by president, don't know, that kind of thing. so hence, accountability, i would say is nearly a pipe dream. you know, i remember talking to last the time that these protests were coming. and i remember us discussing a, this mood amongst the protest as it please. the data is perhaps a faster shot at some political change from everything that seemed talked about right now. it appears that political change is way off. so that means we do one that if, if you look at all is ready for political change, i think you look is definitely keyed ready for political change and but the people struggle did it made at least the 2nd section of the population a bit more politically aware it made them realize that they have also civic duties, not just rights. it made them whole or to that elected representatives accountable . so we do have a

>> so there are three things, raj. the first is that a lot of people have gotten vaccines in the u.s. more than 75%, at least one or sometimes two shots. the second is that 3 out of 4 people have already had covid naturally. when you combine those groups, it hits more than 95% of the population. the third is the tools that we have, including paxlovid and things that keep people away from the hospital, things that keep people away from dying. >> very clear there. do we still need boosters this fall? i know that's a low-hanging question, but that's right on top of my mind. >> yes. i think we are expecting an increase in cases during the winter period, like influenza. we're not really sure. of course covid is unpredictable. but it's going to be reformulated, and it will be available, we think, by the third week of september with the flu shot. >> dr. chin-hong, i've asked you this for three years, what it's like, the bedside manner when you go into your hospital at ucsf dealing with covid patients. obviously the numbers ar

>> reporter: you know, they're definitely taking a hit, raj. it's been a rough week for twitter going back to a saturday before last saturday when they started rate limiting people, which meant that after a certain number of tweets that you saw, you were actually kicked off the site. that led to a lot of anger. it also led to meta speeding up the launch of threads, which has gone really well. 100 million is nothing to sneeze at although it comes with a caveat that it's a whole lot of instagram users. the company really porting them over smoothly, and twitter right now is struggling a bit. although i do love the back and forth between the ceo of one company and the other saying, hey, this is posturing at this point. the fact is there's another good site out there, and that's good news for us consumers. >> it's interesting. for most of us, including me, threads came out of in where. yet here we are all of a sudden enrolling into threads. you said they accelerated its launch. was this a thing that was supposed to come out a few months ago, and may

have a good evening. >> thanks, raj. see you. take care. >>> let's move on. another story that stood out to us. we hear this phrase a lot nowadays. if you see something, say something. in this case, if you see something, do something. a man in vallejo may have protected nearby homes from flames. alex bello says he was driving back to his vallejo home on saturday, last weekend, when he noticed a man using flares to set grass and other vegetation on fire. he called 911 and asked the dispatcher if he could take down the suspect. shortly after he was given permission to do so, he says the man tried to get away in a stolen tesla. bello says that's when he used his mma background to take down the man until police arrived and arrested the arson suspect. joining us now is alex bello. nice to have you on the program. we got to ask, were you ever in any sort of law enforcement training or security training? >> security, yeah. i was. but no actual, like, official like cop -- >> walk us through what happened. you're driving home, and you see a guy trying to set things on

the raj tracked the forest to provide stable security of the lines and banned hunting., the lion queens. now they are part of a team that perform more animal rescues than any other wildlife park in the world. 0n on average, the unarmed rangers cover 25 kilometres a day and have to tackle venomous snakes, leopards and poachers, as well as lions. if they did get agitated, how would you be able to tell from the animal? how would you know if you're safe being this close to them? and it did get dangerous early on in her career here. applications for women for these posts have rocketed in these posts have rocketed in the rangers are role models and trailblazers in the region today. 0h, trailblazers in the region today. oh, look at that mouth! the good news is from once being in danger numbers have climbed to over 500. the much more welcome problem is whether the sanctuary is big enough for the sanctuary is big enough for the growing population. so, the first part of my travels across india come to a close. but next week, i head to the north—east of the country. i'm on the ban

>>> i'm raj mathai. next on "nbc bay area news tonight," a street vendor at a local home depot confronted by security guards. this viral video shows one of the guards kicking over the vendor's strawberries. we have the exclusive story. >>> also, is google's multi-billion dollar plan to build a new downtown in san jose ever going to happen? >> it makes sense that at this moment, they wouldn't necessarily want to break ground on a new multi-billion dollar campus. >> san jose's mayor, matt mahan, is with us tonight to give us an update from the google village and pro soccer. >>> plus, hundreds of swifties waiting in line, not for tomorrow's concert but for something else. we're live at levi's stadium. >>> good evening. i'm raj mathai. we're going to get to all the swifties at levi's tonight, and the high-profile player who is a no-show at 49ers training camp. >>> but let's start with former president donald trump. he is facing new charges related to his handling of classified documents found at mar-a-lago.

he was voted in by go down there raj boxes body, which means he's to behold into them just yesterday. the last couple of days, again, we've seen news reports that they planned to give them up books, positions and maybe ministerial portfolios to present some good top is a large boxes party. so it's pretty much, you know, it's business as usual in, in some way. it's going to be a $100.00. i was blame for. they cannot make prices that you're not confounding, sent in and not just him or other members of his family. they were also in government including mine, that i was about to his brother. is there any sense of accountability, does it appear that to gustavo dodge of bucks? so and the government, the previous government, at least officially, we'd be held to task. well, let me give you an example of it. that is a parliamentary select committee that has been established. you look into the comic prices, the causes of economic crisis, and the persons who are members of this committee, or people from mainly from their history lock up, or there's an impairment of which is good, that they're ra

i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm raj mathai.have new details on how the oakland diocese is trying to seal the names of priests accused of sexually abusing kids. >> we have learned two of the accused priests are active and currently working in the east bay. here is investigative reporting candice nguyen. candice. >> reporter: oakland diocese attorneys say the names of accused priests should be sealed to protect their privacy during this ongoing process. but alleged victims say the identities need to be public to encourage more people to come forward and because some of the priests may pose a present-day danger if the allegations are true. >> it started when i was 9 and 10. >> reporter: in 2021 john doe was first to file a lawsuit and publicly accuse monsignor john mccracken of sexually abusing him as a child. become mccracken's death in 2012 he was one of the east bay's longest serving priests. >> he would have me come in his office and tell me that i had been a very good boy, and then that turned into taking my clothes off and t

i'm janelle wang. >> i'm raj mathai. timing could not be worse as san francisco continues to fight the fentanyl crisis and dozens of drug cases are being dismissed because of the alleged misconduct of a narcotics officer. >> reporter: amid san francisco's struggle to crack down on drug markets a scandal in its police department is forcing bay area prosecutors to dismiss dozens of drug cases. the drug narcotics officer christina hayes is being investigated for an alleged inappropriate relationship with a confidential informant which the defender's office -- public defender's office says compromises her work and makes her an unreliable witness. san francisco's da confirmed they are reviewing 132 cases and already dismissed 82 of them tied to officer hayes. they added our case by case review and analysis includes pending cases, cases in bench warrant status, cases that have been convicted and defense counsel has been and will continue to be notified in each case as needed regarding how we intend to move forward. the public

try y the roast t beef or papasi frenench dips totoday only at togo's >>> i'm raj mathai. next on "nbc bay area news tonight," a major local freeway closed for hours because of a chemical spill. why it's taking so long to clean up. >>> also, hollywood actors and performers going on strike. >> this is a moment of history that is a moment of truth. >> the impact it could have in the bay area for netflix, apple, and pixar. >>> and get ready for the heat. triple-digit temperatures arriving tomorrow. how long it will last and where it will be the hottest. >>> and what went wrong at anchor brewing, and could the legendary beer-maker be saved? we've got some answers. >>> good evening. this is "nbc bay area news tonight." i'm raj mathai. several developing stories at this hour. new details about that hollywood strike. and, yes, there will be picket lines in san francisco. >>> also, the updated timeline on the heat wave that's coming our way. >>> but we start with our breaking news on the peninsula. a nightmare commute for thousands of people. a two-mile stretch of highway 92 in sa

raj? >> okay, scott, thank you. >>> let's talk now about our weather. be prepared for that big weather event. dangerous heat beginning friday and lasting through monday. it could rival some of the worst heatwaves we've seen in some certain areas. the state says heat actually causes more deaths than any other natural disaster. so it's stepping up the state of california, action and coordination for services and medical care. the very young people, very old people, and pregnant people are most vulnerable. warning signs of heat-related illnesses vary, but can start off with sweating, cramping, headache, nausea, and can go as far as heatstroke or death. >>> a suspected south bay arsonist is in jail tonight. there have been 30 suspicious fires in gilroy and morgan hill in the past couple of months, and detectives say they've arrested a man who has confessed to starting at least half of them. nbc bay area's ian cull has been following the story and broke the news of the arrest last night on social media. >> reporter: after a series of suspicious fires in gilr

nermeen: raj patel, which also respond to the findings of this report and in particular speak of wherey food security has increased they say, for instance, food insecurity is less prevalent now in latin america and also in parts of asia but then in africa it has been in decline -- hunger has been increasing for the last 10 years? >> food insecurity, we are hearing so many numbers and so many different kinds of understandings of what hunger means. the sort of really chronic, high-risk food insecurity when you're in a conflict area. food insecurity is the uncertainty about whether he will be able to eat over the next few days, weeks, or months. 2.4 billion people are food insecure. but that security can be an million rated not -- and million rated not by producing more food, but by government interventions, by having a functioning social safety net. there are places where governments have been able to divert funds during the pandemic to provide some sort of cushion for their citizens. the capacity to do that has a lot to do with debt. sub-saharan africa is particularly indented and is pa

and the episode lingers as a reminder of the last days of the raj in india.e nawab's legacy as an animal lover extraordinaire continues, with the most regal of creatures. lions may have iconic status here. they're a royal symbol. they're in hindu mythology. at the beginning of the last century, they were threatened with extinction. i'm going somewhere now, which is the only natural abode of the asiatic lion. the nawab banned hunting. these lions are smaller and paler than their african relatives. and these are their modern—day protectors, india's first female forest rangers, the so—called lion queens. now they're part of a team that performs more animal rescues than any other wildlife park in the world. on average, the unarmed rangers cover 25 kilometres a day and have to tackle venomous snakes, leopards and poachers as well as lions. if they did get agitated, how would you be able to tell from the animal? how would you know if you're safe or not being this close to the animal? and it did get dangerous early on in her career here. applications from women for

. >> and i'm raj mathai. an exclusive story and now viral video of two security guards confronting a street vendor at a home depot in san jose. one of those guards knocks over the vendor's strawberries. >> the guards are out of a job. damian trujillo has the story. >> reporter: the incident happened here one week ago today. the store took swift action when they found out about it. street vendors say this is one of many confrontations they've had to face. the video shows two guards approaching the vendor. >> if you don't leave i will put you under arrest. >> reporter: signs are posted sayihis is private property but this is where day workers and other vendors congregate daily. what happened next is what made the video go viral. one the guards appears to kick over the vendor's strawberries. the other guard calls police and says this. >> they're ganged up and refusing to leave and calling their friends for help. >> reporter: the guard tells the dispatcher the vendor and his friend could have hidden weapons. >> t

i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm raj mathai. >>> a bit of relief making it in the bay.l prices are down, and the job market is heating up. this could bring more people to the bay area. our business and tech reporter, scott budman, with some of the

nice to see you, raj. thanks so much for talking soccer. >> of course. you're not playing anymore, but how excited are you to have this ramp up? we're just a couple days away here. >> i am literally sleepless at night thinking about all the potential outcomes of this world cup. this is the biggest world cup ever. 32 teams. if you look at the u.s. women's national team, they have 14 players who have never played in a world cup before. that's unprecedented. they're going for a three-peat. that's unprecedented. this is a really big deal. >> you mentioned a lot of eyes are on this. it's expected to be the most televised, also the highest attendance. what's the key? what's happening around the world, not just in america, to spark this sport? >> well, i think we've always been here. we've always been playing good soccer. we've always had great players. it's the fact that fifa, its organizing bodies, you know, federations realizing the power of women in sports and women's soccer specifically, that it is a global game, that it speaks to everybody, that they can

i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm raj mathai. another layer to the ongoing scandal within the antioch pd. another batch of racist and homophobic text messages sent by police officers. the texts revealed in court documents include racist remarks aimed at the city's black police chief. nbc's pete suratos has the new details. >> it is what it is. it doesn't change anything, the

i'm raj mathai. we are kicking off the fourth of july weekend. a record number of people expected to travel, and we already have travel headaches and weather alerts. it's going to be dangerously hot. temperatures today soaring past 100 degrees in various spots. now, when it heats up, this is always a concern -- fires. take a look. this brush fire near petaluma. you can see those flames there. it burned about 38 acres. thankfully, no reports of any damage, at least not yet. firefighters stopped it in its tracks before it reached any nearby homes or buildings. they are still on-site. again, this is near petaluma, putting out any hot spots. let's bring in our meteorologist rob mayeda. we had 50s along the coast in half moon bay and 90s and close to 100 inland. >> this view around dublin out towards livermore shows the conditions we had today. concord very close to 100 degrees. santa rosa in the 90s. san jose upper 80s. there you go. san francisco only in the 60s due to the fog and the sea breeze there. but for livermore, the first 100-degree day of

i'm raj mathai. a couple of breaking news stories. we want to start with the headlines that we are closely watching. violence on the eve of the women's world cup. two people are dead and six other people injured. this happened near two hotels where some of the soccer teams are staying. here's what we know at this hour. the shooting happened about seven hours ago in auckland, new zealand. police stay gunman started firing a shotgun at a construction site, and then continued to move through the building, firing as he went. the gunman later turned the gun on himself. new zealand's prime minister says there is no additional threat now to national security or the world cup or any of the events. the opening match, by the way, is at midnight our time tonight. team usa plays on friday. >>> and just into our newsroom, antioch police chief steven ford says he is retiring. our own pete suratos broke the story on twitter a few minutes ago. the chief tells pete he plans to retire in the coming weeks. this comes as the antioch department deals with

i'm raj mathai. >> i'm jessica aguirre. businesses awalking away from 5 million square feet of office space is happening in san francisco over the last three months. tonight the office space is sitting empty. new numbers coming from a new quarterly report by a global company that tracks commercial real estate around the world. our investigative reporter hilda gutierrez has been digging into the numbers and joins us with a look at which neighborhoods in the city are suffering the most and which are showing some signs of stability or even recovery, hilda. >> yes. commercial office space in san francisco according to real estate company cbre closed the second quarter of the year at

i'm janelle wang. >> i'm raj mathai. th

happy co-anchor anniversary, raj. just two amazing people there. i'm so lucky i get to work with them. >>> all right. amazon's prime days are under way, and people are spending record amounts. maybe yours are as well. yesterday was the first of the event. and adobe analytics says consumers have already spent $6.5 billion on amazon just yesterday. that's up nearly 6% from the same day last year. we're told appliances and toys hot sellers right now. experts predict prime days will end up generating amazon between 12 to $13 billion. >>> well, the nominees for the 75th emmy awards are out, and one network dominated the field. yes, hbo shows succession, the last of us, and the white lotus garnered a whopping 74 nominations combined. that suggests a network can dominate even as streaming outlets have taken over so much of elite tv. and speaking of ststreaming, te lasssso toppeped all comomedies 21 nominations. the emmy awards will be held in september. >>> okay. we now know who the 2023 gerber baby is. and her name is madison mendoza. and she comes from

i'm janelle wang. >> i'm raj mathai. was it car thieves out for a joy ride or something else? sfpd not giving us much information about the bizarre crash over the weekend near delores park. >> a white car launched off the sanchez street dead end over the stairs and security cameras caught the whole thing on video. here is nbc bay area's sergio quintana. >> reporter: it looks like the full sized lincoln four door didn't slow down as it approached the sanchez street dead end. in a second angle from 19th street you can see the big car tumble nose first down the cliff on to some trees and land upside down on the 19th street sidewalk. this morning public works crews were still cleaning up some of the mess left from the crash. several neighbors came by to see the scene. janet covey says seeing video of the car careen over the cliff was surprise bug she was most interested in those inside the white sedan. >> it felt like a clown car. i watched the video of them getting out. i think about five got out. >> reporter: we zoomed in for a better perspective. a person wearing a hoodie gets

george world of shares outside of the realm of this shrinking of most people is sharply a cherry raj game, which it's a game of nations. and it's their game of individuals who are see the world. there's some kind of a chessboard and they are trying players. it's a, it's driven by a form of ego menu. i mailed it with megalomania which can only produce bad results for people all over the world. and it's why is a street or such case as soon toward this is why he must be pardons. this is why the world should not just pray for security, but understand that he's a symbol of everything has gone wrong and government very dirty secret that has ever been buried. so the weight weight, 506070 years or more to find out what really happened. even the publications that we can't think spotlighted with like the guardian tried to destroy his reputation, arguably the un special rubber to it was mailed. so people can watch our interviews with him. would you be in band by youtube on rumble. do you said that he met judy and assigned? did he strike you as a unimportant journalist and truth seeker, as oppos

this has been described by the regional governor as a now the night to attack of the monsters by raj of miss styles raining down across odessa, hitting residential buildings, also landmarks in the historic center of the city, including this historic cathedral, a missile crushing through and destroying half of the roof throughout the day volunteers have been coming along daunting hauled hats going inside with helping with the clean up operation as we get into sunday evening, hit crowds have been coming along, people from odessa coming along to see for themselves the destruction here many of them in disbelief, shaking their heads. what fail witnessing them? what they witness last night by raj of miss all, some of them ranging from supersonic massage to cruise missiles were fired and the bottom is the lensky, the premium presidents has condemned the attack, saying that that will be retaliation for what he describes as the russian evils. also to be 3 collab are the foreign minister of ukraine condemning this attack, saying this biologic themselves is not only killing civilians, he says,

what they witness last night by raj of miss all, some of them ranging from supersonic massage to cruise missiles were fired and the bottom is the lensky, the premium presidents has condemned the attack, saying that that will be retaliation for what he describes as the russian evil also to be 3 collab are the foreign minister of ukraine condemning this attack, saying this biologic themselves is not only killing civilians, he says, but also destroying iconic unesco protected buildings such as this one. and also saying that an attack on such a vital port city as a desa given it's important that to food security should be considered to be an attack on the international community. this has been the 6 consecutive nights of a tex, the latest uptake and fighting the gun with monday's attack on the coach bridge. russia then scrapping the black sea a grain deal, and then we have had repeated attacks. but for a 6 nights throughout the week, despite that's of love to me, is the lensky, the probably new president says, that's the a bridge that connects russia to crime a given the fact that it is tra

this is after days of political and media pressure over the handling of the closure of nigel raj�*s bankounts. emma simpson was in the newsroom. we are getting a lot of reaction to this already. what has been said, and then we will go onto what has been said by nigel al—faraj. it what has been said by nigel al-fara'. . , , ., , al-fara'. it has been a terrible few weeks al-faraj. it has been a terrible few weeks for natwest. _ al-faraj. it has been a terrible few weeks for natwest. yesterday - al-faraj. it has been a terrible few weeks for natwest. yesterday the | al-faraj. it has been a terrible few- weeks for natwest. yesterday the ceo resigned, admitting a serious error ofjudgment and discussing mrforage with the bbc. now the ceo of coutts, prestigious private bank for the wealthy, a subsidiary of natwest, he too is stepping down. coutts is at the very centre of this political storm over the handling of these accounts. mrflava said in a statement that his handling of the case has fallen below the bank's high standard of personal service. the question now is whether this is enough to d

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repeat of the 2019 finalist and netherlands hills reigning champion usa to a draw in their group stage. raj match the sarah kelly, welcome to the program, and the share of soldiers say that president mohammed by zoom has been removed from power. the force charged with protecting the democratically elected leader announced on national television that they had taken control of the country. earlier they barricaded the president inside of his palace in the capital. several nations and international organizations have conduct and to move the gunfire outside and just presidential palace. after president mohammed buzzer is detained by his phone protection from us. then came the announcement. jasmine that you had who was the one bedroom, selected government that we the defense and security forces under the national committee for the salvation of the people have decided to put an end to the regime. you know, this follows the declaration made in view of the security situation and report economic and social governance level. there's been a week associate the presidents and the tensions and both of the

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