her out of the box solutions. >> congratulations . >> reporter: robbie montoya throws her arms aroundple living with homelessness. >> absolutely the dorothy day ways to help others do the next right thing when nobody is looking. it begins with outreach. >> reporter: says 2019, ronnie has headed up the dorothy day house, a berkeley nonprofit serving the homeless. she rolled out an unconventional 24-hour shelter two years ago, the horizon transitional village. 50 unhoused people pitched their tents inside an empty warehouse. >> we have to treat people as it adults. that is one of the things that we did immediately as we got rid of curfews. >> reporter: horizon had fewer restrictions, more room for belongings and lounge areas to build community. gregory warner felt safer. >> family , the connection. >> reporter: of nearly 150 people who lived at the village, all of them had medical benefits, and a third got permanent housing. >> we are really working on health and well-being. >> reporter: when the warehouse police expired in september, the city help secure a hotel. so robbie now temporar

by the way, robbi is looking for another warehouse.an nominate your local hero for a jefferson award online. go to kpix.com/hero. >>> california has 1100 craft breweries, the most of any state. now they are reflecting the state's diverse population. one asian american brewer is creating a buzz in the industry. >> reporter: it's day one of a week's long process making this milk stout. he is one of the faces of california's expanding craft beer industry. >> i felt like being authentic to my heritage and culture, we could bring something different to the market. >> reporter: that includes one of the best sellers. >> we added chili and ginger in there. it's tart and refreshing and a little bit of heat when you drink the whole can. >> reporter: definite korean flavor >> yeah. >> reporter: only about 2% of owners are asian. with new players and creative recipes and an art form of thousands of years old. >> turning the malt into sugar and boiling it. >> reporter: the brews are gathering steam. he drove hundreds of miles a day after launching

it was horrible so i talked to robbie _ it was horrible so i talked to robbie and robbie and i broughtbbie and i brought a lawsuit against donald trump. and yesterday. — lawsuit against donald trump. and yesterday, despite prosecutors and special— yesterday, despite prosecutors and special councils and investigators compiling — special councils and investigators compiling all these legal snarls, it was this— compiling all these legal snarls, it was this five foot three, wily female — was this five foot three, wily female attorney in this elderly 79—year—old advice columnist who finally _ 79—year—old advice columnist who finally holding donald trump libel. was there any point during the trial where you are concerned, questions about your credibility, saying you didn't remember exactly when this happens and he talked about this facebook post when he said you were a fan of the apprentice, where you shakeit a fan of the apprentice, where you shake it at all during the trial? it was three days of testimony, i was shaking _ was three days of testimony, i was shaking quite a bit. i felt stron

. >> reporter: robbie montoya worked in social services for more than 40 years.he is known for her out of the box solutions. she throws her arms around people living with homelessness. >> help others do the next right thing when nobody is looking. >> it begins with outreach. >> reporter: dorothy day house a nonprofit serving the homeless. she rolled out a shelter two years ago, the horizon transitional village. they pitched their tents inside an empty warehouse. >> we have to treat people as adults. that that's one of the things we did immediately got rid of curfews. >> reporter: unlike a traditional shelter, there was fewer restrictions, more room for belongings. gregory warner felt safer. >> family, connected. >> reporter: of the 150 people that lived at the village all of them had medical benefits and a third got permanent housing. >> we are working on health and well-being. >> reporter: when the lease expired in september the city secured a hotel. so she now temporarily houses 27 people in their own rooms at the berkeley inn. >> for a lot of people, this is t

by the way, robbi is looking for another warehouse.ch of a beer drinking myself but california has 1100 craft breweries, the most of any state. now they are reflecting the state's diverse population. one asian american brewer is creating a buzz in the industry. >> reporter: day one of a week's long process making this milk stout. the he is one of the faces of california's expanding craft beer industry. >> i felt like being authentic to my heritage and culture, we could bring something different to the market. >> reporter: that the sters. >> we chili and esd a little t you drink the whole can. >> reporter: definite liquor ryan flavor. >> yeah. >> reporter: only about 2% of owners are asian. with new players and creative recipes and an art form of thousands of years old. >> turning the malt into sugar and boiling it. >> reporter: the brus brews are gathering steam. he drove hundreds of miles a day after launching the small business one month before covid lock downs. >> it was tough. i had to drive around the city doing door to door, home

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thanks to robbie kaplan.'s such a mash of overwhelming emotions, it's hard to put into words. >> what about appeals? we heard the president say they will appeal. our paula reid with her brilliant legal analysis earlier talked about that's going to be a tough appeal to make. what would the grounds be when the trump team didn't present a defense and he didn't step foot in that courtroom? your perspective? >> we heard donald trump say on the tape that the judge went out of his way to be unfair. able actually, the opposite is true. he went out of his way to be fair to donald trump. he gave him multiple opportunities to show up in the courtroom and testify and donald trump decided not to. there are no issues in this case on appeal. they will make them, but there are no serious issues on appeal and your colleague is absolutely right. >> if trump had -- well, first, do you wish he can come? >> yeah, i did do. >> what would you have said. >> i would have loved to see robbie put him on the stand. i just would have lov

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robby. >> you did it. we as a country are innured to the idea not just that politicians tell lies, right, we are innured to the specific thing with mr. trump in which he lies about even checkable things and he lies in ways that are very hurtful and designed to ruin people's lives and there's no consequences for it at all. cruelty makes him seem stronger, cruelty makes him seem more macho. cruelty makes his adoring public adore him all the more. you are the first people to have punctured that by using the legal system to say you have to be held accountable for what you say. i was going to ask you how that felt but you're only realizing it for the first time now. >> well, when the verdict came, i think we ascended to the ceiling. >> we did. >> and it was the happiest day of my life. and on top of having the happiest day of our lives, was added -- we were so proud to be in america and see democracy actually work. so to put that on top of our happiness. and robby was -- you see this hand? it is three times sma

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and senior editor and best selling author from reason, robbie solve way -- robby soave rounding things out. what a delightful night. maybe not so delightful for those border patrol agents, jim. what kind of pictures can we expect to see in the next few days? >> remember that college bar that didn't check id? that's our border right now. biden has turned our country into the college bar that doesn't check id. once the word gets out that anyone can get in, everyone shows up. and that's what's going on. when mayorkas says, ah, the border's closed, you know, it's so closed that 10,000 people a day are getting in. shame on this man because they created this humanitarian crisis, and they're not coming because there is, oh, i don't know, not a lack of legislation there, they're coming because they're getting in, okay? it has nothing to do with the system they inherited and everything to do with the lack of security at the border. and really quickly, where are all the kids in cages people? under trump, oh, we've got kids in cages. now it's t biden's migrant influence collusion -- inclusion res

from reason, robby soave. hello, bottom line it for me, charlie, your top 4 of those who have entered or about to enter. >> i would start with donald trump. i disagree with you, i think he could win a general. the polling right now is irrelevant. i do think that it will be -- you know, people were so furious in 2016 with politics and politicians, i think that people are even more furious today. and so he has the same wind at his back. second, i would ron desantis for all reasons you pointed out. florida is free, he has a great record, he will be president one day. i just don't think that it will necessarily be in 2024. vivek ramaswamy, i want to be careful about this, this is ron paul fan club headquarters but vivek ramaswamy reminds me a lot of ron paul, she so interesting and out of the box and very principled by, talking about principled political things which i love, and number 4 spot if we talk about covid if it election is about covid there is one governor in america who was principled on covid that was

robby with, it was unwatchable at tile.nn underestimate the challenge of fact checking trump this realtime as he steamrolled caitlin collins? >> i think you can criticize the format. at the end of the day, the audience people who liked trump, trump-sympatheticked moderates and conservatives, so they didn't agree with the kinds of questions she wassing asking. those are not things the audience wanted to hear, so it was a weird juxtaposition, and i think it's a fair to criticize that. however, the criticism we were hearing from aoc, from msnbc is the idea of doing it at all. look, he's running for president whether you like it or not. you can't shut him down, keep him out of the i dialogue. so that kind of criticism, that this was dangerous -- aoc suggest suggested it was like retraumatizing sexual assault vix given the e. jean carroll verdict, he's going to speak, and it's the job of journalists to talk with him. howard: that's why i led with it because it seems to me we've got a year and a half of in this to go. he would sa

miller, marie harf and robby soave. use is no reason on kick someone out, but if others were denied a visa because they were honest about their drug use, they should be let back in. >> i am a revolutionary american male in favor of kicking brits out for any reasons. but i don't think using like heavy handed government tactics over past drug use is the way to go about this really who cares. if you were ma marry through that and sit through interview of interview of her trashing her family, i have to have heavy drugs. >> my problem is, for other people who have been honest, and denied in entry, i'm sick of special favor for hypocrites. 3450 mary. >> >> and gingers. kennedy: i love them. >> i love this is what team are spendings their time and money doing, suing to get prprince harry's immigration record. dhs has a lot more important things they should be doing, i don't care if he gets to stay or not, i atry t agree with you rules are rules, we should not keep people out for being honest. i am over the whole harry and megh

, there will be lots of chapters about robbie kaplan.she and this brilliant team of lawyers had miso prepared. had me unbelievably prepared. i went in because i was so ignorant, confident. it was like getting hit by board when mr. tacopina did my cross-examination. but i wasn't doing it for myself. i was doing it for the women in the country. and i -- i got very little sleep. [inaudible] every day was exciting. it's an incredible feeling to feel the waves across the country behind us. and at the end when i told what happened, i was heard, i was heard in federal court. i was heard in federal court. in front of a jury of my peers. they weigh the evidence, and the truth was established. the system works. it's amazing how this process worked after two weeks. it was astounded. that it actually worked. and the reason worked his, robbie kaplan. it helps to have a good lawyer to make this work. ve a goo>> you had a jury of nix men, three women on the jury. once things are in the hands of the jury, you never know what each individual's juror is b

>> i certainly appreciate that perspective, robbie.you do hear from business owners, obviously, increasing of wages has to be built into the product or the service that a small business is providing. that does contribute to the inflation. i'm not saying it's the primary factor. it is something that does contribute to it. it does increase the cost of it. when you are working on a fixed contract, or, getting a government payment such as medicaid or medicare. it does squeeze. you have to make it be more productive. make the dollar go further. it is certainly a challenge we hear from our members. i hear that concern,. robbie >> on taxes i want to get your reaction to president biden defending his tax proposal in a speech recently in philadelphia. here is what he had to say. >> i was elected, i don't know the exact number because it varies, around 650 billionaires in america. now there is over 1000. do you know the average tax they pay? federal tax? 3%. the hr e. 3%. no billionaire should be paying a lower tax than somebody working as a sch

it was horrible, so i talked to robbie, and robbie and i brought a lawsuit against donald trump.s and special councils, and investigators compiling all these legal snarls, it was this 53" wily female attorney and this elderly 79—year—old advice columnist who finally holding donald trump libel. —— liable. was there any point during the trial where you are concerned, questions about your credibility, saying you didn't remember exactly when this happens, they talked about this facebook post when he said you were a fan of the apprentice, were you shaken at all during the trial? it was three days of testimony, i was shaking quite a bit. but i felt strong because i knew i was telling the truth, and i just stuck to it. you also at one point said you didn't go to the police earlier because it felt shameful. is any part of you blaming yourself to have this go on so long? absolutely, i blame myself after having hourly, i was too ashamed to even think, what a stupid thing i did. how about yesterday in the court room, the first announcement was made and he wasn't found liable for rape, what

introduced the second big thriller barbie movies with ryan gosling and margot robbie in the video.ded the plot of the picture, many barbies and kens live in barbeland. until the heroine marga robbie is kicked out because she is not perfect enough and she is thrown into exile with her. filming the tapes ran from march to june 2021 and was directed by greta garwig, who previously worked on little women and lady bird. the film is slated for a worldwide release on july 21st. and here is another very high-profile movie story that everyone is talking about, also the other day, dua lipa released a video that was made especially for the barbie movie. in the topic. you only know up to the alip. this is a brunette barbie well, this is margot robbie blonde barbie and ryan gosling gosling ken turns out. that's the blonde, yes, and now i don't know how much money was spent on the pr-company, but to discuss the heroes of this film, but in particular the actors began even before the start of filming, they say, rangoling, well, how could you choose him for a role? kena wasn't that handsome after a

i think for shawn as well and robby and e. jean, we hope this gives anyone who has suffered sexual abuse or rape we hope they think to themselves i can come forward and people will believe me. i can say my truth and i'm not go to be dismissed. i'm not going to be ridiculed. and it's not going to be this -- i'm not going to walk into court and have my past dragged out. the people are going to believe me. and we hope it gives courage, you know, to anyone who has been through something like this. >> so shawn, i'm curious, moving forward, especially preparing for an appeal, are there any constraints as to what you can include as you prepare to defend yourself against an appeal, prepare to defend e. jean carroll, like the manhattan d.a. case the judge is saying he can't talk about evidence and things like that. if he continues to defame her in the public arena over and over and over again, can that be used in the appeal? >> it can't be used in the appeal in this case. in this case the appeal is contained in the record that's existi

be believed. >> so, robbie, trump has also threatened again this morning to appeal.us through what you think that will look like, and how long it could take? we certainly would know that trump's legal strategy is to try kick things down the road as long as he can. >> that's right. he has a right to file public papers. he will definitely do that. he has no good arguments, though. and the courts are already very familiar with his strategy, as i mentioned, delay, delay, delay. so, i don't think they're gonna be able to do it. he's not gonna be able to do very much here. i expect six months to a year, maybe sooner, you can get them to expedite. >> can i ask about jury selection, because it's important because of the reaction we've seen from supporters of trump yesterday, and again this morning, when they said, of course, it was a new york jury. of course, they were out to get trump. mark rubio, an attorney went to law school, said that jury is a joke, suggesting that we should ignore this because it is a new york jury. you had tommy tuberville, a senator from alabama thi

in terms of the best arguments for both sides, i think you featured already robbie kaplan 's argumenter argument that was made today by robbie kaplan which is very affective, which is this case is not about money for e. jean carroll. even if the jurors find that this was not a high value case, and that there wasn't a huge amount of economic loss, robbie kaplan didn't even ask for a specific amount of damages. you still can vote for e. jean carroll. what she wants is her reputation restored. she wants the truth to come out. this is not about money. and this is a way of signaling to the jury, even if you are concerned that perhaps miss carroll did not suffer as much as the plaintiffs say, you can vote for her. you can have a unanimous verdict. on the other side, mr. tacopina, for trump, i think got way out over his schemes, because he said explicitly, in a sort of a breathtaking manner, that e. jean carroll was better off, was e. jean carroll better off for her violent encounter with trump. he said her life was sexier, more fun, more high publicity. she was hoping for money. and i think

the communitarian crisis sparked by the conflict into that is spilling over the same bus robbie l g 0 barrel to eastern chad. sweden has won the 67th your vision song contest the u. k stepped into host event after last year is when a ukraine was unable to do so because of the war from livable. so have, i'm and resource as to the we, all the winners again, it was squeezes, leading that particularly lead level back and such as the united scrap. and finally, in living the suite of the rock and descend, pulled into boats began and again with a soul to become the 1st woman that i'd be the 2nd contestant. as a, when the countess twice, she lost one in 2012 with the song euphoria in the lead up to the gland to find the famous elliptical waterfront was spinning quickly with sands and visitors. all the good to get to just the little bit more of your vision experience. the whole city brief, your vision is so weird, like people walk around, people say happy or vision is like really, really great. really with them. ukrainians, bulls from the home country also here, grateful the contest was being

bus robbie and brought out in eastern chad at a camp housing by all accounts. the single largest population of refugees displaced by the latest fighting and threw down the high low. they will start by looking at the satellite image of south asia, which shows that extremely powerful flight to making land full on the coast lines of bangladesh and me and ma, now it's already caused flooding. and over the next few days, it will take that very heavy rain towards north eastern areas of india, baton and the pool. we are expecting more flooding and possibly land slides. now on tuesday, as it breaks down, we are expecting a wave of heavy rain to flood further south into areas that have already been flooded. and so that situation could west and to the west of this, i'm much dry, a picture for india. it's a story of heat here to the for the east coast. we have got a heat a lot out and it is set to get hotter across the north, west with gusty winds blowing and that could kick up some dust, possibly ascend storm to time, just continuing to rise across the move in areas of p

same bus robbie reports now from east and chat. the 10s of thousands of new refugees of poured into chad from west are for the latest and perhaps clear assign violence insights through them is getting worse civilians abandoning the homes in exchange for their lives. only to find themselves almost immediately in another flight. so far there chatting and host, try to elect fears. but the situation here local official say is getting out of hand. well, why do i know that if they don't get tense, if they don't get wolfing food? if they don't get close to where they will die in this place, just as you see them now, i'm asking you to help these people help is coming. but slowly, 8 agencies, the local government, military and police, all agree. they haven't seen anything like this so far since the conflict again, if we just walk over here, you can get a sense of how in norm is the scale of this humanitarian crisis is the tents and this makes shift curb. they just keep going and going really, this represents an enormous humanitarian challen

same bas robbie reports now from the capitol and jimmy. now the battle of hard to fight for 2 dogs category could ignite conflicts across the continent. and that is the view enabling checked the land lock nation in the heart of africa is politically fragile from its own rebellion a few years ago. so despite tens of thousands of refugees streaming across its eastern border from sea, done, and more on the way the wheel where a child's leader say, these maintaining national security comes out of the company. so let's go ahead utilize, once a conflict endures and plunges a country into chaos, it leads to armed groups. that's a formation of factions that are uncontrollable by the state. and it also impacts the economy. if the conflict in sudan continues chad will have many security problems within a country western allies hope could some day be in oasis of stability began expanding military spending even before the price of 6 of the chad really is a place that is boxed in by conflicts south west, just across the river, behind me is come a route

your area to discuss safe passage with civilians caught up in the fighting and arrival. political robbie's into a key a week before, one of the country's toughest spots. next, the thank you for joining us. we start with the coordination of the case. king charles deferred in queen camilla a day of pomp and pageantry in london. king johns arrived at westminster abbey after a 2 kilometer procession on a horse drawn carriage from buckingham palace within 2000 and guess where present screens with place around the more knock bobby archbishop of canterbury anointed him with holy oil. charles officially became king when he st. edwards crown was placed on his head is the only time here where the solid gold crown camilla is ceremony with shorter and simpler. she wore a 112 year old crown made for queen mary the king's great grandmother. now to nearly 2 hours the sovereigns left west, miss abbey, accompanied by representatives of the royal army, navy air force and the commonwealth. thousands of world wishes feels them all to see the king queen, and not the members of the royal family. on the balcony

robbie kaplan needed that client, that client needed that lawyer. i've seen that kind of lawyer find relationship and that kind of bond that happens in a crusade like this. it's very special. it is a closer, and ultimately better bond then a doctor who saved your life. because a crusade goes on longer, for years and years, and has ups and downs. and to see them live through it the way they did, with robbie kaplan, you really get the feeling that she never had any doubt. that there was a captain at the helm of that ship who knew that there were always on course. >> she intended it. she took the case and intended to win it. we've seen some of that still on her spine, she mentioned the charlottesville nazi case that she let against the nazi gifts in charlottesville as well, that took a different kind of bravery and different and spine. she takes the cases and she says she can win. them with eugene, not only is there other defamation case that's already pending against trump, likely to move forward in some significant way, they said in the next couple o

ashlee:ill marshall, robbie shgler, and chris bosh house and.hree of them worked at nasa ames. they totally fit this mold of these space hippies, these idealist. what they realized was that smartphones -- we are going back to 2009, 2010. things like smart phones, they got very good. not only that, they were full of all these answers and cameras and really had much of the innards of what you might want an imaging satellite to do. they sent smartphones into space to see if they could survive the rigors of a launch and conditions in space. it turned out they could. once they have this proof, they realize, i think there is a company here in making much cheaper satellites. the traditional imaging satellite might be the size of a school bus. it might cost $1 million and take years and years to deve they built instead, sh size that a lht that cost $100,000 each instead of sending out just a handful of them, they sent up hundreds. they have over 200 of these satellites orbiting around the earth today, taking many photos of every spot on earth every sing

robbie's played in chicago. i've played in michigan, you know, he said. played in. so you know, it's a lot better weather in the winter, especially, um, so it's nothing that i can't handle. and here are some important offseason dates for you. there are workouts in may and early june. mandatory minicamp begins . june 13th training camp begins in late july. the first preseason game again is against the raiders. well, a pink up pie the home for the first ever exclusive live stream nfl playoff game. the wild card playoff game on saturday, january 13th 2024. or will only be seen on peacock. it means you have to watch it on that digital platform. it will not be available on tv or cable. the nfl has eight months to get ready for any possible backlash that will come along with that decision, francisco's district attorney says even though she won't fall charges against the security guard who shot a shoplifter, the homicide investigation is not over here. the guard described the reason he decided to pull the trigger bar, train and pickup truck on a collision course

he attacked robbie, who was taking the deposition.e system. i guess trump is unapologetically himself. that means that he will stop at nothing to say whatever pops into his head to protect himself and attack whoever he perceives to be slighting him. >> it was like a word salad though. >> always is. >> when he said, i studied history for the last million years. men have been doing this to women unfortunately or fortunately. just stop talking, man. >> what is it about the "access hollywood" tape, playing it and asking him about it in the deposition, that was so important? >> i will let sean speak to the deposition. in terms of the -- at trial, it was twofold. the obvious thing in the tape he is describing what he did to e. jean, natasha and jessica. moving on them without any sort of warning. >> why? what he did and why he did it. >> at the beginning of the recording, he describes taking a woman furniture shopping and moving on her. what we said was, that's what he did with e. jean. he was shopping with her until he wasn't. we thought t

in terms of the lawyering here in the advocacy here, and what else robby kaplan has done in the lasting to be an important part of this moment in u.s. history and is part of it. but i do think that you are right about the pain and the trial, for lack of a better term, that e. jean carroll went through here in order to relive this, be attacked for, it put herself out there, go through this entire process, go through this in tylee difficult adversarial process with joe tacopina, trump's lawyer, the point of it was to be heard, to have her claims tested in a way that is factually based and evidentiary based under a fair process that is transparent and everyone can see and we get the truth known. and that is the fundamental basis of moving forward in a democracy that requires us to behave constructively and to live in a shared reality. her bravery and putting herself through that did something for the country in terms of establishing a truth there that yeah, you can speak at it and pretend it didn't happen, but all fair minded people will recognize that it did and that the jury did its j

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do not hurt robbie kaplan. >> listening to the deposition was mind-blowing. trump is a bit pathetic. mine of the wic week is one from the, nurse justin ricketts, he is a high school rising senior it's on coast community high school in florida, and he got a perfect score of 1600 on his sats. only a person of the class of 2021 scored above a 1400, making his 1600 perfect score an incredibly rare feat. go south florida. finance gun appreciate that. he's from our part of florida, from south florida. so go justin ricketts. he's going to be somebody huge sunday, hopefully. fernando, tim miller, that's time to read out. turn out tonight tonight for stephanie ruhle's exclusive interview with president biden. all in with chris hayes starts now. >> tonight on all. in >> only supreme court justices refused to allow their conduct to be investigated or reviewed. it's a cover-up in plain view. >> more secret money from conservative donors. this time directed to the wife of a supreme court justice. tonight, senator sheldon whitehouse on the ongoing cover-up in plain view, a

jean carroll was brave and robby kaplan is a great litigator, and it was good they were together. >> i agree. i would boil it down to something even simpler. the synopsis of his deposition was, yeah, i did it. >> and i liked it. >> yeah, i did it. adam, cynthia, and tim, thank you all very much. we have much more on the historic trump verdict coming up. >>> first, the day's other major breaking news. serial fabricator george santos is expected to appear in court tomorrow to face undisclosed federal charges. what we know so far when "the reidout" continues. there it is. that feeling you get... when you can du more with less asthma. it starts with dupixent. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. and can help improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. dupixent helps prevent asthma attacks... and can even reduce or eliminate oral steroids. can you picture it? dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe. get help right away if you have rash, chest pain, worsening short

to kenya, the plane of the foreign minister landed at the airport of the capital of the country on robbieminister has a number of meetings with the leadership, including with the president of the republic and the speaker of the national assembly, this is the main legislative body of the country. and, of course, we expect political statements following the talks. the last time lavrov visited kenya was in 2010. so there is something to talk about this is already the fourth visit of the russian minister of foreign affairs to the african continent over the past year in the summer of 22. he visited egypt and guardians and the congo. and this winter, south africa from tulle angola or treya, moth mauritania. sudan russian travelers. regardless of which plane they take abroad, additional expenses await, domestic insurance companies have begun to increase the cost of medical policies for our tourists, according to analysts. prices will soar by 20-40% insurers explain this lots of relaxants. that is, those who left for a new place of residence. at the same time , he remains a citizen of russia, but

robby has played in chicago. i've played in michigan, he said. you've ever played in . so you know, it's a lot better weather in the winter, especially, um, so it's nothing that i can't handle. and the nfl has announced a plan that will maybe earning some new viewers and alienate some older ones for the first time ever come playoff time. one of the wild card games will be seen only on a digital platform and not over the air or on cable. the january 13th night game will be seen on peacock only league should begin preparing for the outcry that will undoubtedly come along w ie on a monday nightl team has apparently used what happened to the houston astros as a learning experience rather than something to avoid doing. the head coach of new jersey's atlantic cape community college, resigned last week after it was learned that his team had been using illegal communications devices. they weren't banging trash cans as much more sophisticated than that atlantic cape players were found to have communication devices in their helmets was allowing them to kno

we do have take that minus robbie williams and we do have of course katy perry, your very own, coulder controversial there, but you know, the bigger picture really is to see some real british rock and rollers like sir tommy steel , and big names like that, because that really is the audience that would have made the party go. neil: but i guess what i'm trying to, you know, goose you along with is whether there's any angst with the royal family or what, you know, this isn't the queen. this is her son, they love the queen. they aren't so sure about the son. there's all the drama around, you know, the family and whether they are all in this together. is that playing any part of this and that these entertainers feel they can't win if they say yes or no? >> not really, because actually , if you look at say the queen and king charles, or prince charles as he was then. he was far more into the arts, if you remember that picture of the spice girls grabbing his bum in manchester, and stuff like that so he was far more game. he wouldn't dare do that to the queen. neil: well we don't know that

in total, the stiff oakwood has had nine robbies. nearly 60% involve the gun. about 30% were strong arm robberies. so what is the answer? >> the key is to hold them accountable. to hold these perpetrators accountable that could involve various testing, they must go through as a condition of probation or while they're temporarily incarcerated. all sorts of things could happen but you have to catch them first. >> residents say they're frustrated but still hopeful and it is all easier said than done. >> we love oakland. i want to continue to do the work. we need change and we need it now. >> reporter: audrey asistio, nbc bay area news. >>> thank you. shattered again. a restaurant in san francisco's mission district cleaning up again after their window was smashed for the second time in less than two months. check out. that's surveillance video from early saturday morning. it captured the moment that someone went up and threw a brick through the window on 16th street. the restaurant had a rainbow banner set up in the window for pride month. they're afraid they may

. >> reporter: robbie said he's not thrilled to pay more but he says he understands the strap so he has to find more money, and hopes he can spend it on budget priorities. >> we hope we can reduce crime in general, any one of those would be useful. >> reporter: it is not entirely clear how much extra revenue the extended parking hours would generate, plus, they are in popular tourist spots first and gradually expanding to the rest of the city by the end of next year. according to sf mta, the city offered free sunday parking since 1947. a time that phillips calls the good old days. >> it kind of sucks, i like to get back to the old days where it was cheaper and you didn't have to pay a lot. >> the plan will be phased across the city over 18 months, it starts july with fisherman's wharf and the dog path. >>> now to the big buzz in the sports world as we take a look at levi stadium, the super bowl may be coming back to the bay area in 2026. our st posting. r they are searhostrights the 49 the meeting rlmi up next we that means 2026 would be a really busy year with sports in the bay, with l

. >> reporter: robbie says he is not thrilled to pay more. but he says he understands the cash strapped city has to find a way to make more money and hopes it gets spent on budget priorities like public safety. >> we would love to reduce crime in general around property crime or auto theft crime. any one of those. >> reporter: it is not entirely clear how much extra revenue the parking hours will generate. plus, they are being phased in to popular tourist spots and gradually expanding to the rest of the city by the end of next year. according cie sunday parking since 1947. call good old days. >> kind of sucks. i liked it back in the old days where it was cheaper and you didn't have to pay a whole lot. >> those days are gone. the plan will be phased in the next 18 months. it will begin this july with fisherman's wharf and the dog patch and we have a full breakdown of the plan on kpix.com. >>> the original pair of blue jeans is celebrating its 150th anniversary today. and san francisco based levi strauss and company opened a popup shop in the c

so i talked to robbie kaplan and we brought a lawsuit against donald trump.nd yesterday, despite prosecutors and special counsel and investigators compiling all these legal snarls up to trump, it was this 5' 3" wylie female are finalls eldey adce columst >> was there any point din concerned?were ppedngidn't mber exact wis they talked about the facebook posts where you said you were a fan of the apprentice. did it shake you at any point in the trial? >> it was three days. three days of testimony. i was shaking quite a bit. but i felt strong because i knew i was telling the truth. i just stuck to it. >> you also at one point said you didn't go to the police earlier pause it felt shameful. is there any part of you that blames yourself for having this go on so long? >> yeah, absolutely. i blame myself after having hourly, i blame myself hourly. i was too ashamed to even think what a stupid thing i did. but now i feel -- >> how about yesterday in the courtroom? the first announcement was made and it was that he was not found liable for rape? what were you thinking

in record g agency has deployed teams to chad, but tens of thousands of seeking shelter samples. robbie has more fun, but also in eastern time, the hey groups, local government, the military, the police, they all agree. they've never seen anything like this so far. since the fighting and sudan begin, this is easily the single largest population of refugees that are floods to dawn from the slightest fighting in any one place so far in this conflict. and that the mixture of tents just keep going. this camp has been set up for a few days a few weeks. it's hard to tell when people started arriving here. but what we do, though, is that this is an enormous humanitarian task ahead. these people have arrived with nothing. resources are extremely scarce. and the one thing that is a consideration at the moment is how remote this place is means that the humanitarian task ahead challenges ahead to meet this crisis are enormous. volunteers in east a democratic republic of congo, trying to create a debris of last week's devastating floods. and land slides, more than 400 people have been confirmed dea

we now turn to our exclusive journalist robby meyers, also a witness in this case.or being here on a newsworthy night. >> it is a newsworthy night, and it's a pretty happy night for people. the minute i read it, i took a breath, because i think a lot of people assumed this wouldn't be the outcome, and partly because -- i don't want to criticize anybody, but when you walked into that courtroom, there were six men and three women, and i think a lot of women were sort of afraid that maybe the men wouldn't believe e. jean and some of the things that had happened to her. it was very dramatic. i have to say, i think it was a good day for men, because all of them and the three women stood up for e. jean and believed what it was she had to say. >> when you were testifying what did you glean from the jury? >> i was the last person to testify. i think they had a long two weeks and i think they heard a lot of really upsetting things. we know that there was -- sort of his lawyers kind of went after e. jean and the other witnesses in a way they didn't come after me, and they wer

she was on stage today with john mccain talking democracy as well in dependent analyst. mackey mac robbie. next time we will talk for longer for the meantime, thanks for joining us. we appreciate that the leader of a death cult in kenya is under investigation for murder is accused of encouraging followers to stop themselves to death in order to meet that god. local authorities have now revealed, among more than a 100 bodies, found in a mass grave with several children who had been strength. generally, most of them showed signs of starvation. we saw the features of people who had not eaten. there was no food in their stomach to showed signs of 60 ation. the investigation is really looking into one of the worst cult related tragedies in history. the the t pathologist. mr. hanson or dawn came out with us with his initial findings from the 10, a bodies that he had been looking and to. and they had amongst the bodies were mostly of children and one of an adult female. but we talking 9 children who are age to between 18 months and 10 years. and when one thinks of that one can only imagine the h

margo robbie welcomes us to the dream house when it opens on july 21st.hen it comes to all these movies, how about a nice big toast to it. we have all the accompaniments that it needs to celebrate >> yeah. >> summer and everything in between. >> another huge sign that it is summertime, cinco de mayo, which is today it's a celebration of mexican heritage and cinco de mayo commemorates the battle of pueblo in 1962 they did it with money and weapons that the u.s. gave them. it's very much a victory that americans honor as well. a huge parade is held avenue y e every year and it often includes a traditional drink. joining us today to celebrate is bar and bev rerage consultant what are you going to make for us >> a spicy paloma a lot of celebrations incorporate margaritas, which are not necessarily a mexican tradition. why not spicy paloma >> two of my favorite things >> so we will take a hot pepper. >> you're starting spicy right off. >> i like spice. >> i'm with you. >> and then we will add two ounces i mean you could use tequila or mezcal >> people are eith