go ahead ramsey. and this is the policy that the americans have sponsored from the day that you start to there's no point in history as the u . s. government, any u. s. administration of as the champion and palestinian identity or palestinian sovereignty and all of that then no matter what is what has done or do they do, the americans will always maintain that position. but think about this way, they are talking about, oh well, you know, let's just clean up the mess them this going to get the gardens out in 15 years because come back what, maybe some of them don't, this damage the initiative or this is the initiative and the power back in the hands of the americans. and this is what i feel like the fear that many, many of us many palestinians outside outside does, doesn't mind you are experiencing is, is unrealistic. because the fact is, for 471 days pushed back. and that's all the i guess is what you meant to tell me. but it gives the worst of intelligence that gives american arguments against italia

lauren tom takes a look at what his departure means. >> my name is ismael ramsey. i am the united states attorney for the northern district of california. >> reporter: there will be a new top federal prosecutor in northern california. tasked to carry out president trump's law enforcement agenda. ismael ramsey who was tapped for the job by president biden in 2023 was fired on wednesday. and legal expert little says it didn't come as a surprise. >> i talked to him last week and said i'm surprised that you're still there. not in so many words he said yeah, me too. so it is a very powerful position to be the u.s. attorney. then you can add to that, frankly, the fentanyl drug problem which has plagued san francisco and san jose. and izzy ramsey should be credited with stepping up and really bringing the federal law enforcement resources to play. >> reporter: as the region's top prosecutor, ramsey launched a crackdown on fentanyl dealer ins san francisco's tenderloin. he launched corruption investigations in both the antioch and pittsburgh police departments. and distric

i think we have former police commissioner of philadelphia, chief ramsey, still with us. chief ramsey, let's just just recap what the latest that you have heard from people about where this hit and what the scene is and any information about, uh, anybody else who may have been injured? >> well, the plane went down on cottman avenue, which is a major thoroughfare. uh, the individual i was speaking with said that there are several cars on cottman avenue that are completely burned out, uh, as well as house fires that are taking place, uh, in that particular area, there are fatalities. um, i don't know how many, but it was described to me as multiple fatalities. um, at this point in time, the mayor is absolutely right. when you give a press conference, she doesn't have all the information. and of course, you always have next of kin. you've got to, you know, identify people. there's a lot of stuff that has to happen. so it'll be a while before we start getting an actual count. up of individuals that were either injured or killed in this particular situation, but it doesn't loo

joining me is the former philadelphia police commissioner, chief charles ramsey. ramsey. and chief, thank you for for jumping on. i mean, you heard from the mayor earlier saying no confirmed fatalities as of this moment, but what are you hearing? because obviously you're incredibly well connected in the area. >> well, there are some fatalities on the ground. unfortunately, when you look at that one video that you've been showing, it looks like it's from a dash cam. that plane went right down on cottman avenue, and it's been mentioned before, cottman avenue is a major thoroughfare. it actually crashed right in the street. and according to individuals that i spoke to, there are several cars in the lanes of traffic that are completely burned out. and just looking at that video, you can see that there was still a lot of heavy traffic on cottman avenue at the time of the crash, so it's very unfortunate, but they may not have numbers, but unfortunately there are going to be some some fatalities on the ground. >> yeah. just to think of this happening and going down in such a bus

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attorney izzy ramsey spoke with ktvu political reporter greg lee about what he's proud of, what's nexte's seeing at the department of justice. >> it really was an honor of a lifetime, and it was unique for me, having grown up here as well. >> ismael izzy ramsey, reflecting on his nearly two years serving as u.s. attorney for the northern district of california. among his priorities, while the region's top federal prosecutor and all hands on deck approach to cracking down on fentanyl, dealers. >> lives are being lost. we're being lost in large numbers. so i thought it was important for the federal government to bring its resources to bear. >> ramsey also touts his office's work on corporate fraud as well as corruption investigations into the antioch and pittsburg police departments, as well as the bureau of prisons. >> we're going to try to keep people safe and ensure public safety, power to police society or doing it appropriately and not doing it through racial animus or or abusing abusing women. >> this is a new doj. >> president trump fired ramsey last week. he joins a list of biden

attorney izzy ramsey spoke with ktvu political reporter greg lee about what he's proud of, what's next> it really was an honor of a lifetime, and it was unique for me, having grown up here as well. >> ismael izzy ramsey, reflecting on his nearly two years serving as u.s. attorney for the northern district of california. among his priorities, while the region's top federal prosecutor and all hands on deck approach to cracking down on fentanyl, dealers. >> lives are being lost. we're being lost in large numbers. so i thought it was important for the federal government to bring its resources to bear. >> ramsey also touts his office's work on corporate fraud as well as corruption investigations into the antioch and pittsburg police department, as well as the bureau of prisons. >> we're going to try to keep people safe and ensure public safety. we have to make sure that the people who are tasked with in giving this power to police society are doing it appropriately and not doing it through racial animus or or abusing abusing women. >> this is a new doj. >> president trump fired ramsey last

i think guys, i'm joined by my guess, ramsey's my route in seattle. he is a palestinian authoring journalist in dubai. we have, i've made a lean, he is an investigative emmy, nominated journalist and, and b route. we presently risk. he is a security and political affairs analyst. i drilled in cross soft roles and in fact, that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate, i'm going to go to ramsey 1st because he got up early is for this program, much appreciated. the audience always appreciates when you are on the program ramsey i, we were reflecting on what we heard on tuesday, which is world historic for any number of reasons here. but one kind of almost go test and take away from, from claiming he will own gaza essentially, i guess annex it. i mean the words were very nebulous and when pressed by a very feeble.

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ramsey talked to us about what he accomplished.or's job is to defend the constitution and keep the public safe. >> it really was an honor of a lifetime, and it was unique for me, having grown up here as well. i hope that, you know, whatever political happenings in washington will not deter people from from that mission. it's important for our country, public safety. you know, democracy now! >> ramsey says he's still deciding what he'll do next, but he's confident in the u.s. attorney's office in san francisco. >> san francisco's richmond district is getting its first speed cameras today. walk san francisco says the cameras will be installed at geary and seventh. the location was selected due to high crash rates and significant speeding issues. the group says it worked with traffic accident victims for six years to pass the legislation to approve the cameras. >> weak little system is brushing us here this morning. not much to it. some light rain around, i think 8 to 10:00 looks to be the main window. then after that, it will start t

as chief charles ramsey was giving us that important information. but from from where you stand in your area, the images that you've seen, major incident. what what does that mean here? >> well, if. >> you just look. >> where my my my vantage. >> point. >> you see fire. >> police. >> um, all around the incident. >> smoke coming out. >> i assume. >> that's where the plane is, but it's unclear. they sort of have cordoned off the area to prevent access from the general public. so they can just do their job, focus all their resources on taking care of people. >> and taking care of people. again, the unknown of these casualties. jared, can you describe the smoke that you're seeing right now? um, how much fire and how much smoke? how big is it? >> it sort of plumes coming up right off of, um, cottman avenue. um, it looks like, uh, a building, um, was damaged in and around there, but it's hard to say because, um, you got to let emergency responders do their job, so i can't get right up to it to really understand exactly where that smoke is coming from and

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attorney ismail ramsey, head of the northern district of california, was removed from his position yesterday. patrick d. robbins will be his temporary replacement until president trump appoints a new replacement. while this was not unexpected, it could signal a significant change in the kind of cases the top prosecutors pursue, more on that coming up tonight at 7:00. >>> up next, why disney is getting some backlash over changes to the disability policies at its theme parks. >>> plus, an 87-year-old's quest for perfection. >> at my ripe old age it's something i can still dave's been very excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five years of advanced securit. five years of a great rate that won't change. it's back. but only for a limited time. high five. five years? -nope. comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. powering five years of savings. powering possibilities. comcast business. >>> 20,000 healthcare research and technical professionals ac

and as soon as possible in thinking about iconic and tell him car ramsey couldn't come up with the lumber, gave me oh my sit at tea. but then you know there is a much slower and more modest vehicle that is captured italian hards for decades. i'm talking about the opposite, however, to the disappointment of many the manufacturer a seas production of the 3 wheeler in italy last year, but a reporter fund out in milan. but this doesn't exactly mean the end of the special love story between man and machine. for christian, so then jenna hoping on his ortho is about as good as it gets. he's being devoted to these honey and can take his whole life. in fact, we're not sure who's the 5th wheel here. he and his wife even took the best because on that honeymoon journey with hundreds of kilometers, we don't offer it. it's hard to describe driving an up to 3 with this. so it's like to call lounging comfortably while your mother or your wife hugs you. it brings you a cup of coffee quite straight off it quite stick without it. that's what it's like to right opposite your company. despite the size jump or

stacey ramsey lost her dream job at arkansas's buffalo national river. >> it was so sudden and swift. didn't have time to prepare myself at all for it. so that made -- that made it even more difficult. >> reporter: here in yosemite, with uncertainty mounting over staffing levels, officials have already put suer reservations on pause for several popular campgrounds, putting the park's peak summer travel season in potential jeopardy. nbc news spoke with more than a dozen current and former park service employees who warned visitors should expect significant impacts due to reduced staffing. from upkeep of trails, campgrounds and rest rooms, to longer lines and wait times, and even safety concerns. >> i'm the only person available to rescue someone, to do cpr, to carry them out from a trail if they got injured. >> reporter: near yosemite, alex wild was the only certified emt ranger at devils post pile national monument. if you're no longer at the park and an emergency happens, then what? >> maybe a local county fire department or search and rescue team could respond, and it would take hou

however, the attempts to break down the africans resistance where futile the white minority ramsey was due. in 1979, it could be delayed a year later, free elections warehouse, instead of racist road. the just the state of zimbabwe appeared on the world map and became a true vast yes, of the ideas of man african is of the, of the, the conversation was very useful. we not only listened but also heard each other. and i have reason to believe that the american side has begun to better understand our position. russia and the us hold the 1st high level meeting and he is touching on everything from improving ties to the warming ukraine. diplomacy. ultimately, it's based on actions based on commitments that are kept on the us delegation praises the talks as a huge leap for the sake of, of the permanent piece is the only acceptable end to the ukraine conflict. and while key of itself was in the tools, a lot of these the last.

post the cold blue of the what see, so i get knocked out of english as a cup by aston villa, jacob ramsey and moving rogers way to to know to the buildings, systems, nissan and nothing still hold the go back, but it was too little too late for the premium eaters livable was done by plymouth. the sidebottom of england seconds here were given a tendency for a whole. the alias had full fine holidays, stepped up and school to get some of the lead up to 53 minutes. one of the final school out of the composition limits celebrating the famous way call us l, correct. as one is 1st into attendence title. in lots of them, the top seed was up against alex them and when the final and he would suit a fight back from the australian to win to fits the one becoming the 1st spanish champion into 2 of them. it's 52 year history. it was also the 17th career title for the 21 year old. oh, correct. well now head to doha for next week's cover open. and then we'll leave a day for the time being. i'll have most bullets news of it like today. we'll see you later. thank you so much, peter. overall fleet, or is and

post the comedies of he watched the side get knocked out of the english as a tough for the sake of ramsey foot, but i hate doing just these things into them. that's what we'll do. i just made it to now after the break, talking to me signing with the stove, pull the gold back and stuff, it's done, but it's too little too late for space. but the winning to one and then for the 5th round, for the 1st time in a decade, premium. the lead is livable, was done by plymouth beside boston living and 2nd tier. but given a penalty for a hobby, it'd be a handful. wind, hardy stepped up and scold to give some of the lead off the 53 minutes. one know the final school level house of the composition called us all could i says one, he's 1st into attendance, startling. lots of them the top seed was up against alex simon. know in the final, and he what stood a funny sound from the australian to win to fits the one becoming the 1st spanish champion in the 2 of them. it's 52 year history. it was also 17 career sizes for the 21 year old. how could as well now it's a done for mix, the counselor opened. and that'

i taught by aston villa, jacob ramsey that are head just 57 seconds into the much more with moses and made it. who knows, the officers afraid something's in signing my to tell approved to go back and stuff . it's time that was too little too late. this past that, that went into on and in specific around for the 1st time. and it's called us outcries is when his 1st in dolton is tie. so in both of them, the top seat is up against the alex to me in the, in the final. and he would stood a flight back from the straightens when sees that's one, the coming the bus finest champion in between the 52 year history. there's also a 17th cris title, a full, the 21 year old, across and now had to go home for next week. all right, and that is what we have support for me, melissa through. all right, thank you very much. jenna. look forward to seeing you. a little later and that's it for this news our, my colleagues fully about people will be with you in just a moment. you are in great hands the or if you really want to find out how effective a wallace just ask is real. from the technical in the us, me

ramsey served almost two years as u.s. attorney for northern california.f a prosecutor is to defend the constitution and keep the public safe. >> really was an honor of a lifetime, and it was unique for me, having grown up here as well. i hope that, you know, whatever political happenings in washington will not deter people from from that mission. it's important for our country, public safety. you know, democracy. >> ramsey is still deciding what he'll do next, but says he has confidence in the u.s. attorney's office in san francisco. >> millions of americans could lose their medical benefits as the federal government continues to cut spending. the department of government efficiency is debating cuts to medicaid. many americans are concerned about the possibility of losing their coverage. the $880 billion program is financed mostly by federal taxes. advocates say low income seniors fear they could face increased costs and reduced care. >> today, california receives approximately 63% in federal funding to help pay for medi-cal. so the impact of possible cut

him to build relationships with folks like andy moore and take you know leadership from folks like ramsey moore in the sixties and i think he applied that to the algebra project so it wasn't about his idea it was about how can bring people together, how can you help them have a conversation and how can you first facilitate that conversation and lead some kind of consensus to lead to some kind of action? and so, you know, was a listener. he was a facilitator, was an organizer. and that's what he did with the algebra. and so when he won the macarthur, he had a little of money. and so that enabled him to begin teaching in our class. and so he started with my older sister. and so came in and you know, the school let him work her classroom and they saw kind of, you know, the impact of that work on her and the other students. and so he was able to organize parents that were part of that school community to make this a part of the experience for all the kids in that school. and so he just basically replicated it that so once he established that that was what he replicated in communities across t

coming up on the 6:00 news, much more from ramsey, including reaction to a wave of resignations in the wake of corruption charges also being dropped against new york city mayor eric adams. well, a group of employees who were terminated from the national park service last week are making plans to file class action lawsuits. the federal hiring freeze, enacted via executive order by president donald trump, is heavily impacting the department of interior. the department fired thousands of employees last week. as ktvu tori gaines reports, it could cause big problems for our national parks. >> the last five days have just been, i mean, just absolutely insane. the first couple days, i've never cried more than my entire life, you know, just felt like my world was swept out from underneath my feet. just really feeling. just really hopeless and gutted. >> ola kamara was hired as a custodian with the national park service in yosemite last year. since then, he spent his time doing a very dirty job cleaning up things like excrement and trash around the park. he earns just $40,000 each year before t

ismail ramsey was named to lead the office in 2023 by president biden.he northern district office confirmed in a statement that he left office on wednesday. his second in command, patrick robbins, will serve as acting u.s. attorney until president trump names a new u.s. attorney. observers say that the new white house administration typically asks for the resignations of u.s. attorneys so they can install their own candidates. a court order has paused the trump administration's plans for mass layoffs and deletion of data from the consumer financial protection bureau. a judge issued the order after the employees union filed a lawsuit to prevent the trump administration from dismantling the agency. today, their lawyers argued that fast action was needed to prevent large scale firings and deletion of its data. the order will stay in place until at least march 3rd, when a u.s. district judge will hear arguments in the case. >> outrage tonight that the trump administration removed references to transgender and queer people from the website of the stonewall na

. >> jeff ramsey ray walks around the charred rubble of his home, his livelihood, and his passion. 15 years ago, he and his late wife started village play garden, a preschool in altadena, after the eaton fire destroyed it. he began looking for a place for his students when he received a message. >> we may have what you need. and i was over there in a in a flash, and it has turned out to be a real godsend for us. >> we knew that immediately we had to do something, and we knew that we had some additional space where people could come in. >> the message from tim spurrier, the head of barnhart school in arcadia, inviting jeff to bring students and teachers to their campus for as long as they need while they rebuild. >> there's going to be a lot of families looking for preschool and kindergarten. and so we have a place. >> storytelling is something we do all the time. >> 140 students from pasadena high point academy also welcomed to their temporary classrooms at barnhart. their school, one of the few structures still standing in their area but closed due to smoke damage. >> seeing them wit

stacy ramsey lost her dream job as a ranger at arkansas's buffalo national river. >> it was so sudden't have. >> time to. >> prepare myself. >> at. >> all for it. >> so that made that made it even more. >> difficult here in yosemite. with uncertainty mounting over staffing levels, officials have already put summer reservations on pause for several popular campgrounds, putting the park's peak summer travel season in potential jeopardy. nbc news spoke with more than a dozen current and former park service employees, who warned visitors should expect significant impacts due to reduced staffing from upkeep of trails, campgrounds and restrooms to longer lines and wait times and even safety concerns. >> i'm the only person available to rescue. >> someone. >> to. >> do cpr. >> to carry them out from a. >> trail if they got injured. >> near yosemite. alex wild was the only certified emt ranger at devils postpile national monument. >> if you're. >> no longer at the. >> park and an emergency happens. >> then what? >> maybe a. >> local county. >> fire department. >> or search and rescue team. >>

. >>> jonbenet ramsey's father john spoke out, saying he feels hopeful about solving the murder of hisghter nearly 30 years after her death. this after meeting with the boulder, colorado police chief. >> they were just open to sincerely discuss the case. i'm just very impressed with the caliber of the leadership now, and that gave me great hope. >> he says he's hopeful that new dna technology could crack the case. >>> o.j. simpson's son has been accused of improperly taking over his father's home. justin moved into the home and has refused to transfer it to simpson's estate. the trust states his property should be equally divided among his four living children. justin similar pson has not resd to nbc news' request for comment. >>> kate middleton made her first public appearance since revealing she's in remission from cancer. she warmly embraced holocaust survivors in central london. >> she's warm hearted, kind, friend, like a friend. >> later in the week, princess kate visited a children's hospital in wales, taking over as the new princess. >>> this dog got a new bouncy toy. instead of

geoff ramsey and his late wife started village play garden 15 years ago.d of a middle school in arcadia offered a helping hand, inviting geoff to bring students and teachers to their campus for as long as they need while they rebuild. >> i was over there in a in a flash, and it has turned out to be a real godsend for us. >> we knew that immediately we had to do something, and we knew that we had some additional space where people could come in. >> seeing them with their teachers and connecting just makes me appreciate what we have as a school and what we have as a community, and by extension, to the barnhart community, who have welcomed us. >> 140 students from an elementary school were also invited to that campus. students and families from all three schools say they've enjoyed this temporary fix. [music] well, some of san francisco's muni lines are being dropped due to budget concerns. we'll tell you which routes will likely be eliminated. >> and a teenager on the peninsula is recovering from some severe injuries after a collision with a garbage truck. t