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randall ifi may. yes, thank you. to ick u- a randall ifi may. yes, thank you.o pick up a few— randall ifi may. yes, thank you. to pick up a few specific _ randall ifi may. yes, thank you. to pick up a few specific points - randall ifi may. yes, thank you. to pick up a few specific points from i pick up a few specific points from clause six, it strikes me that there is a very scanty requirements placed on the attending doctor. as far as i can work out the only restriction there is of their medically qualified and not related to the patient. there is nothing said about seniority or suitable qualification the attending doctor. that is of great concern. i can remember making terrible mistakes when i was a house officer and i was a house officer in the days of the liverpool care pathway. i remember of my own volition placing a patient on the liverpool care pathway which i thought was the right thing to do, stopping all medications and all oralfeeding and fluids stopping all medications and all oral feeding and fluids and a patient lived for several more days and cle

. >> randall is a north dakota democrat good morning. >> good morning.s is by far one of the most surreal interviews. when i was in charleston there is an airplane hangar. >> randall we are having trouble hearing w you. try again. >> i'm sorry, you hear me now? >> yes that is better. >> when i lived in charleston there is an airplane hangar that contained pallets of money they would fly over too afghanistan and distribute to the tribal leaders and whoever. forty-five reportedly billions worth of dollars missing in all audits of afghanistan. several hundred billion. the work for ukraine and most corrupt countries that ever existed. when i hear the word a tenor attorney general is one thing. when i hear attorney general of the defense department. >> inspector general randall. that's very different. so it randall, is your point there is no way that money is not being stolen and there is no way to track it and do proper oversight? >> yes for this whole interview is coming across -- the word robust is that you understand the word robust really means. i apprec

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he said, oh randall, you got to check out this. and he showed me the same as the footage of the blue shark. getting fed on his coast recombine in my boat. and i think this is one of the 1st evidence ever obtained of live sharpening happening right in front of us. the my career made a really important twist. they were here to get shirts for the shark fin industry in china. shark fin. soup is a delicacy. it's a matter of status. it's to show that you're prosperous. now, a key little sharp. vince can go for a 100 to a $150.00. but the meat of the shark only goes for like $0.50 of a dollar for the meat. if you catch one shark at sea and you have enough defense and fill the shark away, you can keep on fishing. so economically it makes total sense. asked, i say, can you say i yes, and i sort of bias cities. i'd like to add it. they'll allow you to coordinate any money close or you don't have to take us one moment to go ahead and book it. but it's when i ask a guy, lot doing it allows you to analyze the do. it only include that in us sing

but tell me, randal, we know it is a problem. we know we have to work and help protect these turtles, but you're ignoring the long line industry. the song sent us the answer, those kilometers. i mean, when i log in, it's almost like dining design, my cetera is more focused, alexia, you break up to a new model such as space, is that the 2 guys do it on these thoughts as best as best as christ. i'm a and many of them in the i can be in the 2nd and then the rest of us gigs and based on the able to get a phone on them online both. and we gave them a video camera and his mission was to obtain footage of sea turtles caught on these long lines. and he said, oh randall, you got to check out this. and he showed me the same as footage of the blue shark getting sent on his grocery come online boat. and i think this is one of the 1st evidence ever obtained of live sharpening happening right in front of us. the my career made a really important twist. they were here to get charged for the shark fin industry . in china, shark fin? soup is a de

host: inspector general, randall. very different. is your point that there is no way that money is not being stolen and there's no way to track it and do proper oversight? caller: yeah. this whole interview is coming across -- i don't think the word robust you understand the word robust really means. host: we will get a response in. guest: i appreciate the comment and the concern. all i can tell you is i have more than 200 people at my office who are engaged in different aspects of ukraine oversight between the three ig's who make up the court with our partners and between the three of us there or something like 400 people working on this, doing own -- investigations all sorts of support functions. we have more than 30 people for diplomacy in the region. people at the embassy in ukraine. we have 15 people working in country in addition to people in germany and elsewhere in the region so we are doing robust work in this area. it is challenging. we have a lot of experience doing this sort of oversight. so we are making sure we are gett

and his mission was to obtain footage of seat turtles caught on these one lines and he said, oh randall, you got to check out this. and he showed me the same as footage of the blue shark getting sent on his coast, recombining my boat. and i think this is one of the 1st evidence ever obtained of live sharpening happening right in front of us. the my career made a really important twist. they were here to get charged for the shark fin industry . in china, shark fin soup is a delicacy. it's a matter of status. it's to show that you're prosperous. now a key little, oh, sharp friends can go for a 100 to a $150.00, but the meat of the shark only goes for like $0.50 of a dollar for the meat. if you catch one shar could see and you have golf defense and fill the shark away, you can keep on fishing. so economically it makes total sense. asked, i say, can you say i use, you know, sort of bias cities. i'd like to know that they'll allow you to go and any money closer you sit on that back to customer moment. that good budget. but as when i ask a guy lot doing it allows you to allows the to do it on

randall park: it's a part of a progression of representation in tv. charismatic black dude. this drooling, pigment challenged mixed race woman is my wife. emily vanderwerff: black-ish is a family sitcom that is interested in talking about topics of racial identity in ways that television sometimes is uncomfortable about discussing. bow: you're not serious about naming our kid davonte are you? dre: i want a strong black name. rainbow: oh boy. dre: okay, because we've given our kids white names and they've all ended up black- ish. aramide tinubu: the father feels like his family is losing touch with their roots. he wants them to sort of know their heritage dre: i just want one of my kids to end up being black so i can love it. malcolm venable: whereas the cosby show was a much more sort of safe kind of here's us living every day, the black-ish family is very unapologetic about their blackness in ways that really hadn't been seen on prime- time television before. dre: so next saturday, when you turn 13 you're becoming a man too, a black man. because i'm

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speaker, i rise today with a heavy heart to honor the extraordinary life of the honorable kenneth randall huffstadler. his relentless dedication to public service and remarkable contributions to our community will always be remembered as a county icon. randy was the texan whose life exemplified faith, family and service. his tenure as a judge was marked by a steadfast commitment to upholding our united states constitution, with integrity and diligence, he interpreted and applied the law to ensure fairness and justice in every single case that crossed his bench. despite losing his battle to cancer too soon, randy's legacy of courage and strength will endure, inspiring us all. though he may no longer walk among us, randy's impact will continue to be felt in the lives he touched and the values he instilled. to his beautiful family, randy was the epitome of love, strength and devotion, cherishing each moment with him as the greatest gift of his life. and to the judge, we say farewell with gratitude and admiration. mr. speaker, i rise today to honor a distinguished texan, gerald sullivan, who

modern mind leaving primary source excerpts into trail-tracing ideas, beliefs and expressways here is randal writing modern mind. [laughter] this block was a little blockbuster. it's still worth checking out. cc had so much history and it split into 2. covered the making, the second year cc tackled the problems. during the depression economists, the second gear into a new deal primer. time magazine. very democratic and the exams were tough. look at question number 2 here. reserve requirements, regulations concerning readies counting of commercial paper and so on and i asked this one question and this goes on for 3 pages so very deep in the weeds on the new deal. but if the tax were hard, ccb field trips were great. you could tour the tunnel on foot. you could visit the stock exchange. in fact, you had to visit at least six of dozens of industrial sites and learned how they worked. also during the depression and this is key, colombia rebooted the important books course that john had offered in the 1920's, yes, this was the course that they took to chicago in 1929, birth of great books. new re

defense attorney and former prosecutor randall knox says that's an important point regarding the attempted murder charge to pap is now facing attempted murder. requires a specific intent to kill. if at the worst, it could be attempted voluntary manslaughter. if he did not have the state of mind necessary to intend to kill him with a level of malevolence. the first witness on the stand is san francisco police officer colby wilmes. he's one of the first responding officers and described details captured on his body camera video as well as efforts to arrest a pap after the attack. his partner, officer karl cagney, also took the stand today, prosecutor say paul pelosi could be called to the stand as early as friday. now, along with attempted murder, david depape is facing seven other felony charges, including burglary and assault with a deadly weapon at the san francisco hall of justice. i'm sergio quintana. nbc bay area news. san francisco is making an investment in downtown with affordable housing. the mayor joined community leaders to break ground on two new apartment buildings in the so-ca

own area, and that's where the engineers and scientists control it split us to the school. susanna randall and meet shift coordinator, steph, and me, scott, who's in charge today. he's currently checking a measurement, momentum for bucket. right now we're observing a galaxy miss missy $833.00. and it's a galaxy where there's quite a bit of star formation going on. and astronomers are very interested in understanding that star formation uh these, this dan, in student to, to 15 with help from various filters. the in for read images give rise to impressive shots, a distant galaxies like messy 8334 click. those are objects here in our milky way, like the corrina or the or ryan that'd be less the because the atmosphere causes light to flicker interfering with observations, the astronomers have figured out a way to adjust for it the laser guide star. the laser laser is short, high into the sky, creating an artificial star 90 kilometers a minute, which we then use to calibrate tom measurements to produce a sharp image. which is the adaptive optics and the v l team. we can get images. almost a sho

randall scott, executive director for the fisherman's wharf community benefit district, confirmed severalusinesses closed after the pandemic, but they're working on solutions, focusing on bringing down more locals. >> this is their wharf and, you know, putting on free concerts every saturday, the business owner behind these restaurants is not the only one citing san francisco issues as a reason for their closures. >> last year, westfield pulled out from operating the shopping center, citing the deteriorating situation in downtown san francisco. nordstrom's also left the mall. >> if san francisco can get public safety right, everything else will come together. >> attorney matt davis served as san francisco's deputy city attorney for about nine years. he believes lawsuits against the city could have merit, but only if they can show that the city took engaged in some affirmative conduct or engaged in an actual policy that caused the homeless to come to their particular area , or if the city somehow directed dangerous activity towards their premises, then they might have a claim against the c

randall's with the diamond. he makes a bank and a campus giant. they added another run late in the pelican say i have done my job. i brought you guys some good luck. the giants. they snap their two-game skid. >> they beat the reds 5 to one in the bird takes meanwhile, the a's fans were hoping that if they travel, they would bring some look to their own team up against the mariners tonight in seattle in the a's. well, they've lost 5 of their last 6 and they would like to turn things around in their fortunes in the emerald city that say. >> the game was tied at one on in the 3rd right here too long for us abraham toro hernandez laces a hit out to right incomes. lauren's bowler in the game is tied at one harris. a couple of batters brent rooker gives the a's the lead with the rbi single to right 2 to one. a defense came up with some nice plays. julio rodriguez rips the shot to looks like extra bases, but butler climbs the wall. you see there makes an amazing snaking. amazing catches well, he feels that he saw now is then a little bit later down the l

vladimir putin has previously said, but it's no secret that you took boots on the ground and you cried randal, sort of, she is there another company. so sometimes a military personnel from nato countries are present there. we know that we hear both french and english teacher there. there is nothing good in this. first of all, for them because they died there and in large numbers. and us intelligence reports and other sources. however, they will, the british prime minister wishes to not secretly send delegates of special forces to ukraine in 2023 without notifying parliament. the foundation of sole saves, say that 97000 nights have soldiers and offices already knew cried the number of nato soldiers and officers in ukraine is currently many times higher than the official figures. sources estimate their number at 6800, including 2500 americans, 1900 canadians, 1100 british citizens, and about 700 representatives of france. in addition, there are about 13004 and mercenaries operating and ukraine, poor also carrying out direct orders from nato as governing structures. it's french president, emmanu

so it is got a great history awesome traditions and with roosevelt marshmallows and the randall museum i've seen many people there we have great family engagements we have animal room, we have field trips are ucsf with the bug day coming up this saturday will be thousands of people there. >> we have a holiday craft gift making and halloween vent and have a randall on the road program because this museum is a free mime but actually at burr no heights we started a mobile randall on the road but that goes around and does lots of programming this managed by our director marcus. >> i i should say we wouldn't be able to do that without the nonprofit. >> next have tenderloin rec center it is youth rec center if you walk in without a kid you're not coming in the doorstep we have a very safe place for the kids of the neighborhoods one hundred to one hundred and fifty kids daily in collaboration with the programs which is we're grateful for the support and other community partners that help us over there and um, yeah, it is a wonderful place if you haven't been there. >> for noe valley rec cente

and i was taken off to jail randall the, as a lot of time to be, you know, in handcuffs, cnn and quite wrong. so i was just by letting me get a rest to find for that, you know, deadline to go to jail right now and never come back and never come back to school. never come back the i think this incident is, it was sort of of so many dynamics that are relevant in this moment. as a white person, i'm going to ask the white people to try to killer lens on. i'm just going to ask you to grapple with it. this lens is white, the being raised as a white person in this society. i was not raised to see myself and racial terms, but whiteness as a race. it is a killer position in the world and check killer world view and viewpoint. how has being white shape, how you experience the world? how does that shape here in perspective on this incident, the, the usually sources never predict. it looks ugly, it looks bad. it's hard, but necessary, a tops people were never going to change your mind. so people will never change their minds about the video. they think i was wrong, and that's it. so she will think

there for about an hour and comes before a paddy wagon came and got me, and i was taken off a jail randall the as a lot of time to be, you know, in handcuffs, cnn, and quite rooms i was just by how company let me get a rest to find for that you know their names go to jail right now and never come back and never come back to school. i'm never come back. the i think this incident is illustrative of so many dynamics that are relevant in this moment. as a white person, i'm going to ask the white people to try to kick killer lens on. i'm just going to ask you to grapple with a lens is white, the beam raised as a white person in this society. i was not raised to see myself and rachael turned. the whiteness is a race. it is a trick killer, position in the world and check killer world view and viewpoint. how has being white shape, how you experience the world? how does that shape to your perspective on this incident? the, the usually sources never product. it looks ugly. it looks bad. it's hard, but necessary at times people are never going to change your mind. so people will never change their mi

well, i'm, i'm randall, i'm afraid, i'm afraid we don't have time to get into a huge amount of background here. but we will keep an eye on the situation and see how it plays out in the coming days, nama z o rahman, the political analyst, and research of focusing on catch me. thank you so much for your time, sir. with us here on auto 0, the russia says it's taken 9 villages and it's new offensive in the kalki region of northeastern ukraine. more than 5000 people have been moved to safety as fist fighting for us. it's for 4th day and not border area. it's on home and reports now from cheese. the craze forces fighting hard on the new from the ne, in the heart of ki region, russian lowest across border, offensive on friday. and it's troops bouncing most cases, it's already taken several villages. ukraine says it's trying to contain via so but it's on the but so evacuation orders have been issued for thousands of people. the new fighting takes place, 500 meters away from my house, the rupture, rivers, 500 meters from my house, and the russians on the other side, ukrainian tanks rolling. shoot

so me concierge, i am going to, i'm randall 10. i'm very saddened to announce that the ministry of foreigners, this has been foamed by the ty embassy and tell of these that upon consideration of the available evidence and is ready to give them a committee which works on assessing the hosted situation. found that 2 ties who are on the list of hostages, who haven't yet been released have already died there. i believe, to have died at the beginning of the incident in october 2023. the ty government would like to offer as deepest condolences to the families of the deceased. oh, still had held, i'll just ever india's election dilemma will tell you why it's the worlds fastest growing economy plus unemployment is still on the rise. the the latest news rate was so intense, if this is all but it's less people are digging through debris and twisted metal to find anyone left alive in depth reports the entire gossip population of 2300000 people do not have enough prices is escalating and detailed coverage as well as prime minister relies on fo

fashion this years theme garden of time also the name of that spot in my yard right barry hit tony randallnger look at her doing her best to look like a floral trash bag. it's like a buckingham palace guard didn't know what to wear so she piled the garbage together look at that thing. here's rebecca ferguson looking like a boring glad bag on a sad note waiting outside of the curb picked up by sanitation never heard from since. kim kardashian was also there look at that wearing a skintight course that friends worried it might cut off circulation to her ass leaving her brain dead. [ laughter ] years the rapper carty be what those things you call shooting. she's like a squid exploding. interesting side note it's home to 91 illegal immigrants. you might be asking how did she walk around in that gallon great question with a bunch of dudes carrying it for her. is not about race it's about class. she's got none of it. here is jordan a roth a broadway producer dressed like the garden section from home depot just looking at him and gives me hayfever and here's alana delray what the hell is going on

that's absurd, he's not the one who decided to when said you randall who type of fi really so therefore the sanction against of this with citizen is no and voice. the sanction is invalid age and you have to have the courage to admit that it is. so if i look why should i make the switch to dish and we will have the final decision. but the chances of success or swim i can do that concept in motion that we have international bodies that discuss each name and explain why we put that same on the lips. expect of these all keys. in fact, you don't only have people who are directly linked to the pollutant regina, who, the but it's always people whose companies, parents or investment funds are financing the regime in one way or another of june . money able to not notice louis, you know, okay. and then you will probably find one or 21 just leave listed people on the whole list and it's a crisis that is an emergency situation say 90 percent and 99.9 percent of the cases. no, no, it's not people who know who to me personally for somebody and go for a glass of vodka with him. obviously a builder wit

. >> this is randall james. >> reporter: betty clings to her baby and her daughters and her husband.rol of anything in my life. the one person who made me feel like i could be in control was him. and i can call him to see if i am handling this the right way or -- >> reporter: as you are sitting here talking, you have been calling on him again and again. >> i like to think that. >> reporter: in the end, randy baker's daughter is just as tough as he was. maybe tougher. maybe she just doesn't know it yet. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline." i'm andrea canning. thank you for watching. watchin

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defense attorney and former prosecutor randall knox has been following this trial and says the interviewpape detailing his plans to kidnap the former speaker and his belief in conspiracy theories could be important for the prosecution and defense. >> it can work well for both sides, obviously a defendant's confession or admission is an important piece of evidence always. but based on my understanding of what he said, it also supports, the foundation for the defense saying the kid, the guy was delusional. >> the doctor said paul pelosi will likely have to deal with the aftermath of this incident for the rest of his life. now we are expecting paul pelosi to take the stand tomorrow, friday, at some point in time. the case expected to stretch into next week. it could be in the jury's hands by the end of next week in san francisco. christien kafton ktvu fox two news in the east bay, california, high school in san ramon was placed on lockdown after police say school staff received a phone call threatening violence. >> officers searched the campus and explosive detection. canines were also brou

this appears to be yet another attempt randall scott, executive director for the fisherman's wharf communityenefit district, confirmed several businesses closed after the pandemic, but they're working on solutions, focusing on bringing down more locals. >> this is their wharf and, you know, putting on free concerts every saturday. >> the business owner behind these restaurants is not the only one citing san francisco issues as the reason for their closures. last year, westfield pulled out from operating the shopping center, citing the deteriorating situations in downtown san francisco. nordstrom's also left the mall. >> if san francisco can get public safety right, everything else will come together, attorney matt davis served as san francisco's deputy city attorney for about nine years. >> he believes lawsuits against the city could have merit, but only if they can show that the city took engaged in some affirmative conduct or engaged in an actual policy that caused the homeless to come to their particular area or if the city somehow directed dangerous activity towards their premises, then

. >> reds here they have a man in the will benson hits a flare to live randall's right there with the the backhanded catch here in the giant. added another run and the pelicans my job here is done. the giants snapped their two-game the pelican takes off. >> and they beat the reds 5 to one was the final. meanwhile, the a's their fans were hoping that they could bring some look to their team against the mariners that in seattle. >> they lost 5 of the last 6 and they would like to turn things around because they have been playing pretty well before the last 2 series. they're in the emerald city tonight and the a's they were down one to nothing in the 3rd to offer abraham torres hernandez right here who lace is a hit out to right. right here. you see it becomes lauren butler. he comes into score and there you go. the game is tied one peace. and then a couple of batters later, brent rooker. he gives the a's the lead with rbi single to right here. so wanted one for the a's 2 to one rather for the defense. they came up with some nice plays. everybody's right here. rips the shot to right. loo

randall knox is a former prosecutor and now a defense attorney. he says each side is now trying to pick the jury they think will deliver the verdict. they want. but for prosecutors, the bar, he says, is lower. >> the prosecution's got a video. this is a 21st century case. they have the crime actually recorded, visually. so the question would be for the defense. can you find jurors that might be more sympathetic to somebody who's got a mental illness, who believes in a bunch of conspiracy theories, the jury selection process is expected to take several days. >> there is a hearing scheduled for next tuesday, the same day depape is due back in federal court, where he was already convicted in san francisco, christien kafton ktvu, fox two news. >> jury selection process is expected to take several days. there is a hearing scheduled for next tuesday. as we were talking about, it is the same day that depape is due back in federal court, where he was already convicted and sentenced to 30 years in prison. so this afternoon we learned that depapes defense t

defense attorney randall knox has also served as a prosecutor and sat in to observe opening statements. he says that video is a critical piece of evidence. >> he's a 21st century case because here you have the crime recorded on video. so if this was 30 years ago, you'd have to have police officers describing what they saw. but here it's clear and it's not disputed. >> depapes defense team didn't argue the facts in the case, instead saying he has a mental illness diagnosis and got caught up in an elaborate conspiracy fantasy and felt he had to act, in essence saying he didn't form the intent to commit the crimes for which he is now standing. trial >> this is more like a attempted murder requires a specific intent to kill. if at the worst it could be attempted voluntary manslaughter, if he did not have the state of mind necessary to intend to kill him with a level of malevolence. >> following opening statements, the prosecution began their case , first playing a recording of paul pelosi calling 911 the night of the attack. prosecutors then called the first officers to respond to the scen

consulted several morehouse alumni to support the writing of the speech to help craft it birmingham mare randall would fin former homeland security secretary jay johnson, montgomery mayor steven reid were you aedicula junior, also at princeton university. were you consulted on this speech? did you help out? >> i wasn't i wasn't consulted on this peach. i went down to morehouse about a couple of days before steve benjamin went down the school, asked me the alumni association asked me to lead a conversation was about 70 students among nine members of the board. it's kind of a family top. it's off the record so i can't tell you exactly what happened inside, but i will tell you i was i was it's amazed at the thoughtfulness of the students. their concern for both the people in gaza and for antisemitism. so i think we should not get those things can play a complete it and there were some people who are civil rights leaders who are older generation. we're civil rights leaders, wants to talk to them about how they focused on politics when it was their turn. so i the community kate it, some of what i lea

defense attorney and former prosecutor randall knox has been following this trial and says the interviewling his plans to kidnap the former speaker and his belief in conspiracy theories could be important for the prosecution and defense. >> it can work well for both sides, obviously, a defendant's confession or admission is an important piece of evidence. always but based on my understanding of what he said, it also supports, the foundation for the defense saying the kid, the guy was delusional. >> and prosecutors also called the neurologist who treated paul pelosi to the stand to detail how badly the then 82 year old man was injured. the doctor said that paul pelosi will have to deal with the aftermath of the incident, likely for the rest of his life. now we are expecting paul pelosi to take the stand, the witness stand as early as tomorrow. currently, that is the plan. the case expected to stretch into next week. it could be. and this is depending on how quickly they get through all the witnesses and how they get through all of the evidence. it could be in the jury's hand by the hands.

randall knox is a former prosecutor and now a defense attorney. he says each side is now trying to pick the jury they think will deliver the verdict they want. but for prosecutors, the bar, he says, is lower. >> the prosecution's got a video. this is a 21st century case. they have the crime actually recorded, visually. so the question would be for the defense. can you find jurors that might be more sympathetic to somebody who's got mental illness, who believes in a bunch of conspiracy theories? >> the jury selection process is expected to take several days. there is a hearing also scheduled for next tuesday. now, that same day, de papa is due back in federal court, where he was already convicted and sentenced to 30 years. as we've said, that may be up in the air. now. this afternoon, we learn that depapes defense team in that federal court case are asking for a new judge and are asking to halt that hearing where he could speak out in court after u.s. district judge jacqueline scott corley did not allow depape to address the court himself last week

defense attorney randall knox has also served as a prosecutor in san francisco and says that video is a critical piece of evidence he's a 21st century case because here you have the crime recorded on video. >> if this was 30 years ago, you'd have to have police officers describing what they saw. but here it's clear and it's not disputed. >> depapes defense team didn't argue the facts in the case, instead saying he has a mental illness diagnosis and got caught up in an elaborate conspiracy fantasy and felt he had to act. in essence saying he didn't form the intent to commit the crimes for which he is now standing trial. >> this is more like a attempted murder requires a specific intent to kill, if at the worst it could be attempted voluntary manslaughter. if he did not have the state of mind necessary to intend to kill him with a level of malevolence. >> following opening statements, the prosecution began their case, first playing a recording of paul pelosi calling 911 the night of the attack. prosecutors then called the first officers to respond to the scene to describe what they saw

randall knox is a former prosecutor and now a defense attorney.h side is now trying to pick the jury they think will deliver the verdict they want. but for prosecutors, the bar, he says, is lower. the prosecution's got a video. >> this is a 21st century case. they have the crime actually recorded, visually. so the question would be for the defense, can you find jurors that might be more sympathetic to somebody who's got mental illness, who believes in a bunch of conspiracy theories, is the jury selection process is expected to take several days. >> there is a hearing scheduled for next tuesday, the same day depape is due back in federal court, where he was already convicted in san francisco. christien kafton. ktvu fox two news. >> okay, we also learned some new information regarding this. this afternoon. we learned that depapes defense team in that federal court case is now asking a new judge for a new judge. and they're also asking to halt that hearing after u.s. district judge jacqueline scott corley did not allow depape to address the court him

randall knox is a former prosecutor and now a defense attorney. each side is now trying to pick the jury they think will deliver the verdict. they want. but for prosecutors, the bar, he says, is lower. >> the prosecution's got a video. this is a 21st century case. they have the crime actually recorded, visually. so the question would be for the defense. can you find jurors that might be more sympathetic to somebody who's got a mental illness, who believes in a bunch of conspiracy theories? yeah. >> now, the jury selection process is expected to take several days. now, there's a hearing scheduled for next tuesday, the same day depape is due back in federal court, where he was already convicted and sentenced to 30 years in prison. now, this afternoon, we've learned that depapes defense team in that federal court case are asking for a new judge and are asking to halt that hearing where he could speak out in court. after u.s. district judge jacqueline scott corley did not allow depape to address the court himself last week. so there are a lot of movin

they have destroyed soccer fields over at randall's island.rget other cities smaller purr portion, denver leading the charge actually have it worse than new york. >> steve: you know what? this story is going to have you scratching your head. i think these migrants who have set up. >> brian: you mean newcomers. >> steve: right the migrant newcomers set up that encampment under that bridge in denver, i think they have been watching cable tv. they have obviously been watching the protesters at college campuses. and what do all the protesters want? they have got a list of demands. you want us to, you know, stop protesting, we have got a list of demands. you got about 100 of these migrants, the newcomers, they put out a list to the mayor, of 1 demands they have got to get if they wanted the city to get them out of there. and do you know what? apparently they are caving because 100 left. >> ainsley: gosh. look at some of these demands. foods with fresh culturally appropriate ingredients, no premade meals. they want shower access without time limits,

we do have reare admiral wesley mcfall, brigadier general omar randall, with the blue star families and to let you know what that clapping is that you hear in the background one of the great things that happens here on the floor of the new york stock exchange. i have senior markets commentator mike santoli to break down the crucial moments of the trading day and phil lebeau and kate rogers on why stifle is getting more bullish on cava. >> what will we take into the weekend? >> it is pretty much a flat week for the s&p 500. we have been hesitating around this 5,300 level a minor shakeout yesterday is a reminder that while the trend is healthy, the market is not on the long reach, a lot of things have to stay in the right zone to continue to progress. including economic growth not seeming like it is going to re-heat too much at this point, and also, we lost some of that leadership going into the week i was talking about that a week ago. we have big reversals in commodities, and the inflation trade, and the utilities and banks also reset lower, so it's narrowed out of it i mean the nasdaq