he sits simply and says what happened to a friend says.n well, bro, we didn’t tell vulgar jokes in betrayal. well, here's a rather old anecdote, you , i'm sure you know what he came up with. eh, nikulin, he came up with two sequels. that is , this joke means, and everything is the same start. uh, this, well, new comer. this person says, there, 147. complete silence is just dead, and he looks at everyone like that and a friend will change there. listen, don't be upset. there are just people who know how to talk. and this and well, another third option - this is already a joke, when he says there 210, yes, and again silence is rude. he says, well, listen, well, do not tell funny ones. yes? and this, i think, is also correct. you said that joke writing is a profession. i think this is a story someone is telling. in passing, if only yesterday it was like this, and the processed story is the narrator. yes, it gives some angle to the other, because agree that sometimes you know the same anecdote, but a person tells some little paint, and he play

i say, in general i say, create i say. at the door, and you are already saying, there are shura-mura. they are. yes. no, there was nothing, back and forth. well naturally angela let's reprimand i say you create i say, kostya says he lives with lena and you say here, well, some kind of relationship , turn your knees on your back. well, she says, there was nothing, there was nothing. i say now the time will come. i will tell her everything. kostya saw everything with his own eyes. well, there is no need now about the rules, what is there, what was, what was not, and naturally comes. well, that's all, and i already want to give this some other explanation konstantin, here's what irina saw well, yes, i can come in. okay caught, she us together, but we didn't do anything there. well , of course, you already know, you were dressed, your body was already standing as normal as it were. well, of course, i didn’t see the candle, didn’t hold what you were doing there. i saw everything that i just said. what i thought i can’t in my sh

so what do you want to say? well, just going to say? well, i was just going to say?g to say this actually looks like a very law. and i think the thing that's most interesting that's actually most interesting about this story is the british people have to talk about it. yeah. and the reasons it was brought in and like a lot of the things that happen in this country, we do not feel able to talk comfortably . these issues, talk comfortably. these issues, particularly if we've culture's a different from our own my friend sam ashworth he's who currently appears on this put out a tweet today to the effect that he said people just don't how to talk about this stuff without sounding prejudice and they end up saying it's they end up always saying it's an for the for the for an open goal for the for the for the far right. this just creates talking far right talking point for the far right because people are afraid of themselves far saying themselves far right for saying no this is wrong. you shouldn't we shouldn't we shouldn't be tolerating cultures to do this kind of thing. y

investigators say the suspect opened fire on his ex-wife and possibly other family members say say he first fired into a car in a parking lot killed a man there, then went to his ex-wife's home where she was killed. the man then went to 2 other homes, were more victims were found. police have not released a motive. classes and sports are set to resume at michigan state university as the community there is dealing with the aftermath of >> this week's mass shooting. the university says student athletes can is back into activities that their own comfort levels beginning this weekend, classes resume monday. 3 students were killed. 5 other people badly injured when a gunman opened fire on campus monday night. police say the suspect then killed himself. a new film pays tribute to the city of oakland and it premiers this weekend. details of the town. it explores history and culture by. >> taking an in-depth look at the place that became home to many black families who migrated here from the jim crow south kron 4 ella sogomonian here in the studio with a sneak peek l a. >> well, the name of t

he says. when you hear the shooting and you hear the explosions, what do you do? do you cover your ears do you think about something else "i close my ears and lay in the bed like this," she says. "i close my eyes and go under the blanket to protect myself if there is any shrapnel. sometimes i go under the bed. do you have enough food now >> yes yes. >> reporter: "yes, when the humanitarian aid comes, there is canned meat or rice. and it's enough for us" she says das is 10. what do you miss most about peace? "i miss my cousin. he is in poland now." he says. is he your best friend "he's my best brother. 4.5 million ukrainian children have been displaced, half of them taken out of the country. those who stayed are being raised underground. what's it like to be a child in ukraine right now? "i feel so sorry for our kids," she says. "kids run and play our kids have to hide in the basement all the time." who here wants this war to end very quickly? yeah both hands up. both hands up, yeah. yeah all r

let's say that you read a book and it says john doe is a shoplifter and you send any mail that says john doe is a shoplifter, you are using the internet. you are using the email system, but nobody things -- nobody thinks 230 is an exemption as long as you are courting someone else. re-tweeting -- but if you start down that road, anytime i send a defamatory email, i'm protected as long as i'm quoting somebody else. >> i guess i don't understand it logically why your argument wouldn't mean that i was communing -- why i -- that i was creating content. >> you would be, but i'm advancing an argument which is you are not a user within the mid -- within the statute just because you use or go on youtube. >> if you go on twitter and you are using twitter and you retweet or like, on your theory, i'm not protected by section 230. >> that's content you've created. >> that's content i've created. it's something that youtube set -- creates. what if they just screenshot? they don't do thumbnail? this is just about how youtube set it up. >> that's correct, in this context and this gets back to the conve

it depends on what it is you're saying. what saying? i mean, he says a lot of things. some of them are quite beautiful and egalitarian and then some of them are awful. a lot of them are not. and not a lot of them, but some solidary. and so the idea that african americans are an inferior race, i don't think he believes that. you don't think he believes. no. interesting. okay. that they are they cannot have social equality and political rights. no, that's right. he denies that. he denies that he ever supported it anyway. it says he is not. right. okay. that's right. that enforces on amalgamation. i have always been fascinated by why so much time is devoted to the idea that men, while black people be socially equal or have political rights because of amalgamation, where is that coming? what? what is why are white americans so concerned about that in the 19th century? if i could answer that question right. it's an obsession i don't understand. you have to have white supremacy. you have to have a clear definition and you have to have a wall between white and black. eliminat

mehan says. the plan for temporary shelters includes refurbishing old hotels and other unused buildings just to get people off the streets. two year old girl has been found safe, but police are still searching for her mother, who is accused of abducting the toddler . crystal mendez doesn't have custody of the child. investigators say she took the girl from home in san jose on wednesday. the toddler was later found at a relative's house in oakland. mendez is still wanted in connection with the abduction . she was last seen wearing a white hooded jacket, skinny jeans that erupted the knee. anyone with information is asked to call san jose police 7 36. san francisco police cracking down on prostitution in the mission district. police officers are now going undercover as sex workers catching suspected johns own cap street. seven people were cited wednesday night alone, and assistant police chief david lazar said it only took 13 minutes before the first john approached the undercover cop. if you go to

so when he says that we are open, it sounds like a bad victim, so he can say a lot of things.ess, we understand perfectly him personal thoughts and we also understand that a large part of the russian elites, even though they are very successful. they really want to return to the usual for them, uh, some kind of lifestyle of earning money or raising money there in russia and then spending it. they still understand and what do they without putin and they are very afraid that after putin there will be an unknown collapse. by the way, what is feared so far, unfortunately, and part of the west, but the west is also not as fast as we would like, but i see that it is maturing. so, in the west, thoughts are going in the right direction but unfortunately too slowly, mr. pavlo, we already have putin's synchronicity about what he announced about the suspension of participation in the treaty on strategic offensive weapons. what does this mean, let's explain to our viewers , that is, there are two countries, the united states of america and russia, and they control each other in strategic

what do you say to people who are just scared? >> you know, i say first and foremost, i'm a father. a husband. all families want to be safe, and they need to know that their air is clean and their water is safe to drink. >> reporter: today the country's top environmental official, here personally trying to reassure parents. was it the correct call to tell people they could go back and end the evacuation? >> you know, the state made that declaration in concert with both governors in pennsylvania and ohio. the state made the right call based on the data that we have. >> reporter: officials promising to expand environmental testing to areas further from the crash site, and urging residents to seek medical attention if they are feeling ill. norfolk southern, the train operator, telling the community we will not walk away, posting an open letter after saying it feared for its employees safety if they attended a recent town hall meeting. the company is facing demands for more accountability. >> they need to be here in the community, and they need to be answering questions. >> reporter: an

some weird old guy says . so i'm some weird old guy says. to be honest, one one of the things that concerns me is that i the things that concerns me is thati do the things that concerns me is that i do think there is a certain sentiment that certain amount of sentiment that wants go on to see wants to see putin go on to see him punished and ultimately to see either, you know, see him, either, you know, like, you kicked power, very you know, kicked out power, very possibly some sort of possibly held up in some sort of international war crimes or whatever. i remember the whatever. i can't remember the last somebody like putin last time somebody like putin was in somewhere was removed power in somewhere like replaced like russia and replaced something ceausescu. it something better ceausescu. it never ceausescu yeah, never happens. ceausescu yeah, that about the last that probably about the last time. yeah. so 91 over 30 time. yeah. yeah. so 91 over 30 years ago. i find it very strange that people on the right you know through lockdown. i was o

but advocates say that's not enough. only have 2 overnight warming locations. >> for, you know, 8,000 people. so that only that's for like 50 people out of 8,000. and for people, you can only take one animal, you can only take one bag of belongings. and that's just for a lot of people. that's completely impractical cart. right with unhoused response group homeless advocacy group has been passing out blankets to unsheltered people. >> she says the city needs to open up more shelters to we fought to have 5 signed late says he won't be looking for a warming center instead who write out the cold in his $70 micro home. if you're outside, you can feel it. but in here, you can feel that reporting in san jose, justin campbell kron, 4 news. >> a woman is recovering tonight after being shot at an apartment complex in san ramon. the shooting was reported on saturday at an apartment complex on waterstone place. when officers arrived, they found the victim suffering from a gunshot wound. she was then taken to hospital where she is no

well, what you well, i'll talk about what you guys saying. colin says guys are saying. we can't keep building housing. michelle losing michelle new homes means losing land that could produce we land that could produce food. we already of our already import too much of our food, he says. it's all about policies, bringing to policies, bringing them in to stop population stop the increase in population . colin do you mean stop the increase in population, i.e. you want to have like a one child policy like china? or do you mean controlling the immigration flow? i suspect it's the latter, but you can get in touch and tell me. matt says, how does net zero in with that? plans to zero fit in with that? plans to concrete the countryside , concrete over the countryside, jones says cover the country with housing and concrete and then wait for the floods. and then wait for the floods. and then the clothes sit down and blame climate change. phil says how always housebuilding how far is always housebuilding going eventually, all going to go? eventually, all villages towns be villages

it's another thing to say. so 11% can block legislation and i think 18% can control the senate. 18% can exert majority control over the senate. and that's not the way the country should work. no. and i also think the filibuster, it's not in the constitu lution. you know, as recently as the seventies they they lowered it from zero 67 senators to 70. i think very least they could lower it to 55. and that would be because i think you could get five senators to come on board and that would be something that would be done. but let's just talk about the 14th amendment. is that something that you've mentioned and you and you talk about it, you know, when water is a watershed moment in our nation's history and so supreme courts rolled interpreting the constitution in cases, in integrating schools interracial marriage. miranda the right to counsel, right to abortion same sex marriage, all this stuff. and i guess you mentioned the supreme court, but maybe talk a little about it, you know, as a constitutional lawyer, you

no one ever says. backbenches. no one ever says.sted on no one ever says i'm wasted on the backbenches. way the backbenches. esther's way still and still the backbenches and i agree with peter bone that she should be the next party chairman. she had chairman. i got worried. she had too sun and supported too much sun and supported jeremy our leader. this jeremy hunt for our leader. this is a man deeply unpopular with the members should the members and should be nowhere near downing street. so you've been on the dockside. you've show. we you've got some back show. we don't these the views that don't edit these the views that we read , we read them all out we read, we read them all out and lots of views about dominic raab as well. maggie says dominic raab stay in dominic raab should stay in office. the labour office. he's not the labour opposition. the opposition. if it's not the labour opposition trying to pick members government office labour opposition trying to pick me1various government office labour opposition trying to pick me1v

people were saying. i just think that the totally unfair. >> well, in contrast to the anti police terror project's executive director calls that identity politics saying it should have no place in picking the department's leadership. adding that armstrong's alleged failure to properly discipline. the sergeant and question should be enough to name him unfit to serve. and mayor tao did in their view the right thing. >> 508, the time. well in the north bay, we're talking about the norovirus and it's on the rise in rent count. it is. yeah. health officials there are sounding the warning now for parents on what to do if their child gets it. we have kron four's michael thomas standby up in marin county with more on this story. michael. >> hey, good morning, everyone. that's right. you know, norovirus often referred to as the stomach flu or the stomach bug. it is very contagious. it also has nothing to do with the flu. it's more of a virus. but, you know, the cdc actually says that they're seeing numbers nation

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the force says ms. conference. the force says ms.red some significant issues with alcohol in the past and has with the perimenopause . and has with the perimenopause. a lancashire police have referred to the police watchdog who shadow justice secretary steve reid says it's the right thing to do the police. should be sharing extreme private personal information about an individual without the consent of that individual. if they are available to give it and if they're not, then without the consent of their close family members, if they do that, they run the risk that . other victims run the risk that. other victims won't feel confident coming forward in future. so i think , forward in future. so i think, right this case is now being reviewed . we will see where this reviewed. we will see where this particular case comes out, what the principles of the confidentiality of victims must always be respected by police. a former security guard at the british embassy berlin caught spying for has been sentenced to more than 13 years in jail. da

i say, and the official say he says i'm not telling the truth.t, that is, here is the question, but the script that we must find and recognize that we need a little bit on another. what talking to people is wrong, what if you don't believe me, i don't know you i’ll put you in jail or i’ll call my parents to school, it’s not true, but it starts from school, that is, you need to be able to speak clearly perfectly and when you know how to talk, you already talk about history in a language they understand, you talk about some political questions about what is happening in the world and so on. this choice of language is not accidental when the dawn of the internet. uh, so, in my opinion, one of the representatives of, uh, there the american historical one said that and that means all sorts of groups about cats, conditionally, this is a way to collect audience, and then you start to say what you need in these groups about cats and thus form, of course. well , it’s just that you are all used to this group about cats, that’s how it works. now telegrams a

experts say the ski conditions up. there are excellent. >> it is keen arriving over the last 2 weeks has been, you know, been unbelievable, actually with those cold temperatures that cold temperatures at night, the clear signs that the moisture out of the snow so that keep it nice. and jackie, that colorado, as you know, that utah types know that you're staying on with defected because we've been seeing significant winds throughout the day is out of the east anywhere between 2030, miles an hour at the upper elevations. so the skiing is just for late out. >> if you plan to head up there for the weekend, caltrans suggest you leave early tomorrow morning. they say the roads are going to be dangerous tomorrow night and into sunday. >> former house speaker nancy pelosi was in san francisco today announcing a new 200 million dollarefederal investment for the presidio. the money will help pay for things like maintenance and help keep the park a free and open to the public. this is special day because this place is a one. my f

and they say say the problem could be a lot bigger than even this report details.hey have identified more than 6,000 children who at some point in the last year were in russian custody in one of these so-called camps. they found 43 facilities, 41 are ca camps that there is deportation. and orphans even more disturbing. they say the primary purpose is political reeducation of the children, so exposing them to russian centric material pictures. and in whotwo cases military education including firearms. take a listen to the spokesperson. >> network of facilities which the children are september a vast spanning from russia, occupied crimea, across russia itself itself, from the black see to t sea. the system of forced reeducation is a key element of the kremlin systemic efforts to deny and suppress ukraine's identity, its history and its culture. >> and they say the unlawful and deportation of the children is a breach of the geneva convention and therefore a war crime. and the russian reaction, they call the statements by ned price absurd and said we remind that russia

or say in life i will say. yes, i couldn't work.pectful of married women. and there is such a landing, he has a whale. what levin gives me to rest and somehow behave in general. well, in some way. femininity at the beginning of marriage, because what a big job she has ahead of her. and the liars, by the way, show themselves to be a wonderful talented host when they leave the city, but in general, they will give with this little girl. first of all, she has children. well, at least a daughter from a beloved man . god, what a charm, little, baby. secondly, there is a house, and vronsky is fond of architecture, they subscribe to magazines, and she was there to read something to him to retell there is a household, and there is an upbringing that will pick up there is a school. in the end, or hospitals. you can find yourself there, but instead it's not terribly annoying, what vronsky spends on this time you say, but that part of e history, when a woman has already lost her reputation, she lost her son. and i'm telling you to start at the

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yeah but what farmers are saying what the nfu is saying but that the nfu saying that the supermarketsns, the supermarket deny so they giving customers a better deal off the back of farmers . yeah. and squeezing farmers. yeah. and squeezing farmers. yeah. and squeezing farmers as we know they rely on fuel feedstock , fertiliser more fuel feedstock, fertiliser more and then finance we call it four fs of farming all. those things have become much, much more expensive for farmers that diesel's expensive and the red diesel scheme which used to give them, you know, tax a lower tax on their commercial diesel that's being phased out feeds stock, which is the what farmers feed their cattle their hens. that's why are so much more expensive fertiliser of course has gone through the because russia belarus have a lot of the potash that's in on the european landmass which is used for fertiliser gas is also used for fertiliser gas is also used for fertiliser and of course finance. a lot of farmers to some extent on borrowed money in order to finance the drilling of seeds and new equipment . seeds an

but he says he started recording immediately. so you have evidence of what happened. >> 24 hours after carlos sanchez was assaulted by this man who works at in tax auto parts. he was back working his food stand. sanchez says he was setting up saturday morning when the man came out with the bat and started yelling at him from a verbal abuse to physical abuse. and even after the camera and the fbi, even after the video and he called the cops and the attacker kept assaulting him. sanchez called san jose police after the assault and the man was arrested. >> police say he's a 43 year-old man with the last name. hope the first name was not provided. he was booked into jail on charges of assault with a deadly weapon. he also tried to move sanchez's vehicle by force. you can see in the video that led to a charge for attempted carjacking. flor martinez with the nonprofit celebration nation came out sunday to try and help sanchez. so we make them better. that kind of educate the public about how? >> i'm actually indigenous person of the na

officials say the immediate _ time. officials say the immediate objective l time. the | immediate objective is time. officials say the i immediate objective is to time. officials say the - immediate objective is to get this balloon out of us air space. peter bowes, bbc news. let's stay with that now. i've been speaking tojohn powell who is the president and founder ofjp aerospace. his company has launched 200 balloons into the upper atmosphere for research students and media companies. i asked him why the chinese are using a balloon rather than a satellite. well, balloons give you several advantages. one, it's much closer, and more timely. say you have a new camera or a new sensor, and you don't want to wait a year or six months, but want to fly it now. the balloon is built. it's ready now. how high do the balloons fly? how high is the first balloon, do you know? at first, they were saying 150,000 feet. now they've updated it and say it is 60,000. does it surprise you to hear that there is now a second balloon that has been seen over latin america? actually, what s

say, i have to say, i are out. say, i have to say, i do think you should be on a lead .ertainly when you're kind of in close proximity . but . certainly when you're kind of in close proximity. but i would be comfortable if there was big spaces that were fenced off, perhaps have free perhaps for dogs to have free run around . i get a little bit run around. i get a little bit uncomfortable when i see dogs charging all over the place . charging all over the place. when you've got little kids that are around. anyway, keep your thoughts coming in. that has got lots of you guys talking. are you someone that has a dog who lives a city? are you cruel? lives in a city? are you cruel? you tell me. i couldn't take a quick break. when we come back, i'll have some more of your thoughts. but want you to thoughts. but also i want you to ponden by thoughts. but also i want you to ponder. by the way, i forgot ponder. oh, by the way, i forgot to you the answer the to give you the answer on the dog licence, so i'll give you that when you come as well. that when you come back as well. but t

he says. now all the neighbors are checking their security cameras to see if they can provide police with video of the white car or any other information. hayward investigators are not giving any other details about the girl or how she may have ended up in oakland are times now. 4 33 turning to san francisco, where city leaders are being criticized for installing more barricades on capp street aimed at reducing prostitution in the mission district. ktvu is question captain says the fire department worries those barricades will slow them down when they're making emergency calls. cement barricades now block through traffic on san francisco's cap street, the latest effort to curb the sex trade that has plagued that street neighbors say those engaged in the sex trade simply moved or drove over temporary barriers like these. that's what's happened. they've they moved him and they they run them over. actually san francisco's firefighters union has posted a threat to social media reading, in part, qu

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they say that storefront could easily be converted to a cannabis lounge co owner dakari donaldson sayswould allow them to adapt to what their customers want. or more social experience being able to sell. uh you know, coffee muffins, even finding ways to sell entertainment. you know whether it be music or art, or, you know whatever it may be . these are all things that are big parts of cannabis culture. backers of the bill say cannabis businesses are struggling with an oversaturation of dispensaries. plus competition from the black market, says his bill could change the status quo and help those businesses adapt and survive. what we've done, unfortunately, is put these really harsh restrictions and taxes on these folks, and they're struggling, and this industry will not make it, they'll lose out to the illegal market unless we allow them to be creative and entrepreneurial . the bill was just introduced on friday and is now headed to committee. it could be up for a vote as early as this coming summer in san francisco christians. ktvu fox two news. alrighty a little warmer today. out ther

and as they say, well, this is a big problem for ukraine today.urself only to the purchase of mortars, well , the pipes themselves, and ensure that the supply of mortar shells to these pipes is not fixed until the end i think that this is now a serious challenge for our ministry of defense, which is actually responsible for the purchase of other things related to bahmut. well , i have nothing more to add. i don't know. the only thing is that the attempts to attack ugledar on some small areas there were failures. they had success, let's say so, their success was defeated by our guys, this is from what i know from talking with my brothers in certain areas. well, unfortunately, i can't go into more detail about what exactly, but i know that the positions have been restored. and let's say it, the guys are holding the defense. everything is holding up, although everyone understands that there is intelligence data . i think you also know that there was a very large concentration of personnel specifically in the ughledar direction, we understand why the

he says they never feel say, what has been the 1st of november the go. i didn't know. once we hear that any tension is taking place even before the 1st bullet is fired. we peck and leave our home because he is ready to find the tanks without prior notice in an any direction . they fire randomly at us. only ra helps with the reconstruction of houses for past unions living in border areas, putting it under additional financial strain. there is an enormous burden on owner was to make this need after the conflict in my 21. ah, we appeal to the international community for funding. we have either rebuilt or repaid over $7000.00 houses here in garza to make sure that people have the bare minimum acceptable level of shelter or housing. because of the constant wars in rounds of escalation, most palestinians in gulf said did not have said, but those who live near the borders are the most vulnerable. because they have to where else to go. gina, c, l, g zebra, ga staff for la had hair announcer, sarah pope frances, is about to meet these people displaced by rule in south su dawn o

federal prosecutors say.ed on conspiracy and money laundering charges. he was vice president of operations for dc solar, based in venetia. prosecutors say the company defrauded investors by selling thousands of mobile solar generators and never manufactured. it also falsely told buyers that they could benefit from federal tax credits. by leasing the units back to dc solar. an award winning chef is closing his popular san francisco restaurant hawker fare area chef james she about made the announcement on his personal instagram, the thai and laotian restaurant in the mission district was a personal project for him. he cited growing costs for food, labor and operations as a reason for the closure. time is 96 17. there's a new area code in northern california beginning today, a new 369 area code will go into effect in the same region. and as a 707 area code, and that includes much of sonoma county. it extends all the way north to eureka. new phone lines in that area can now be assigned a number with the 369 area

i say, well, let it go, i say where she lives, she lives with a friend. i say let her go. i tell her it will be so better give it to her. she says, i took the sim card from her. i i say, why did you take the sim card? you can do it with a girl, at least somehow. well, to be in touch, somewhere, at least by text messages, somehow correspond. no, i am responsible for it no sim card, and i say, why did you put it on the wanted list? she filed a wanted list. was vika still alive? i say why i put it on the wanted list. she tells me, well, everything is there, i'm there somehow, everything is like that. here. and so. and how much time has passed, after 4 days later they found a corpse. yes, after 4 days. the only child she will have is the eldest girl, olya, 30 years old from the first marriage. she separated from her husband. well, this is it, and vika and on her from her second common-law husband alexei nastya how old is nastya 8 years old nastya and where is this girl now, this girl, this girl was taken away by the guardianship authorities for non-organ guardianship. i'm sorr

experts say you're more likely to be attacked by a domestic dog. that amount line. >> a reward of up to $50,000 is being offered tonight for information leading to the arrest of somebody after a postal letter, carrier was rob 10 attacked. a usps inspector tells kron 4 it happened just blocks from the macarthur bart station on 41st street and telegraph avenue in oakland around 9.30, this morning. happened along the carriers, normal route. and it's not the first time he's been robbed at work according to the usps, the carrier was injured during the robbery and his postal keys were stolen. officials are asking anybody with information to call the 24 hour hotline. 8, 7, 7, 8, 7, 6. 24 55. >> beautiful if that this to happen to hear is just >> a final goodbye for tyre nichols. his funeral was held in memphis today, roughly 3 weeks after he died following a beating by 5 police officers. an incident that was caught on video and sparked a wave of protests nationwide. tyre, nichols, family and friends memorialized him with songs of faith and with various em

rubenstein: well, you know, just, i'll say you what want me to say if you say what i want you to say. that never happens, right? chair powell: no. no, it doesn't happen. [laughter] mr. rubenstein: and when you want to talk to members of the board, the federal reserve board, do you go to their office or do they come to your office? chair powell: i like to do both. i really don't like to sit in my office all day and have -- just have people come to see me. i like to go barge in on people. i think it's much better to get up and walk around and see people. mr. rubenstein: the fed has been pretty good at avoiding leaks of its decisions. how do you do that? because most people are not so good at that. how do you avoid leaks? chair powell: we've got very strict rules around confidentiality. particularly around written materials we have. we publish these things internally for the -- meaning the memos and the teal book. the other thing to remember, though, is we're not trying to hide our decisions from the public. we actually -- in the modern -- in modern monetary policy, we want the public to

police say he fell while drunk, his wife says otherwise. and now she's speaking out. this morning, a california woman is speaking exclusively to abc news about her husband's mysterious death at a mexican resort. he he was my rock my everything. elliot blair, a public defender from orange county, and his wife, kim , were staying at a resort in rosarito last month. according to kim, she went to bed first, the night of elliott's death and resort workers woke her up after finding elliott at the bottom of their four story balcony. police investigation determined he fell but kim says she believes something much darker happened. we had never been in this situation before. hours before his death, kim says she and elliot were driving back to the resort when local police pulled them over. the officers claimed the couple had rolled through a stop sign. and then she says, the officers demanded cash. elliott got kind of stood. his ground showed him his work badge and said, look, we're attorneys were not down here to mess around, but we're also not going to be taken advantage of. k

>> well, i'll say what you want me to say if you say what i want you to say, that never happens, right that doesn't happen, i mean. >> and when you want to talk to members of the board, the federal reserve board, do they come to your office or you go to their office. >> i do both. i don't like to just sit in my office and have people come to me. and i barge in and i think it's better to go and see people. >> the fed has been avoiding leaks for the decisions, how are you doing that? some people in washington are not. >> we have strict rules around confidentiality and we publish internally for the memos and the teal book and all that. but the other thing to rather though is, we're not trying to hide our decisions from the public. we actually, in the modern-- in modern monetary policy, we want the public to understand how we think, how we're thinking and you know, if markets really understand how you're thinking and a new piece of data comes in, the markets go, you're going to do this and it happens organically and it happened last year as we were talking about raising rates, the market p

while parents say they're angry administrators say they had no choice. then we are looking into that forecast. it's gonna be cold again tonight a freeze warning. you might have expected that in february. beautiful sunset, some rain down the road. we'll look at all of it after the break. the first a state of emergency inside the city of oakland, the concerns that a ransomware attack coul plag comes as ktvu tom vacar reports the issues could drag on for a while. as the city of oakland moves into week two of its ransomware siege, the city administrator issued a proclamation of local emergency that allows the city to buy or rent anything, including equipment and materials, as well as the activation of emergency workers needed to deal with the emergency. it also directs the city of oakland request emergency funds and service. from the state and federal government. other than that, the city remains tight lipped, too tight lipped as a council member . i have very limited information in terms of all the background that's going on over at the police headquarters,

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then the law says that you are within your rights to defend yourself. >> in this case, 5 says her close friend did the defending this incident comes on the heels of last week's press conference at city hall where fife lake by mayor saying towel and others as for help in dealing with voicemail messages and emails threatening to harm her and other female politicians. >> i can take all of the profanity, whatever. but when you come in my face and you're yelling at me and then york pressing towards me, that's a completely different situation at no one. no one should have to endure this. and william says he was hospitalized later that night as a result of injuries he suffered during the incident. oakland police officials say their officers world the scene during the assault. >> and immediately intervene that the responsible individual was cited and released and that the investigation is ongoing. i think that you for news. >> and now to some developing news at this evening. san francisco police launched a new strategy to deter people from soliciting workers in the city. as says the new d coy o

say. it's not because of racial buyers. but the irs is algorithm on selecting which tax returns to investigate. returns with the earned income tax credit, which allows low income workers to claim tax breaks or audited more often also audits people without business income because they're easier to audit and many black americans right now don't own a business. there is a company though building homes that can be set up in just about an hour with the goal of solving the housing crisis. stocks are rallying today on some good news . pembroke always looks for the good and everything else. dollars and cents. yes definitely try. there is some definitely some good news. the rally in tech stocks, helped by the better than expected earnings report from meta. we've been talking about that comments from like mark zuckerberg about cutting costs, stronger products and that $40 billion stock buybacks sent meta stock up 23% when the opening bell rang this morning that also helped take the nasdaq up. gained

he's always got a lot to say. we'll be speaking to him to say. so don't go anywhere . welcome back. it's 1127 now. one in six workers have permanently chosen to work from home, according to analysis by the owner, as most employees dodging the office are on a high income and teenagers and those in their twenties are expected to come into the office well. charlie mullins joins us now to discuss so working from home all you fan are certainly not i think it's going to ruin the economy i think since the covid situation i think many people think that they are entitled to work from home. and you've got something like i think 48% of the private sector working from home. and we know not quite when they're in the office, they that it is nearly 50% of the country working from home. and there's no way that can be good for the economy . obviously, it works for economy. obviously, it works for some people. you two ways about that. but overall all eight eight i'll call it working less from home if i'm being bit more i mean they actually want their out they want

but advocates say that's not enough. only have 2 overnight warming locations. >> for, you know, 8,000 people. so that only that's for like 50 people out of 8,000. and for people, you can only take one animal, you can only take one bag of belongings. and that's just for a lot of people. that's completely impractical. cartwright with unhoused response group homeless advocacy group has been passing out blankets to unsheltered people. >> she says the city needs to open up more shelters to we fought to have 5 lake an acre says he won't be looking for a warming center. instead who write out the cold in his $70 micro home. if you're outside, you can feel it. but in here, you can feel that reporting in san jose, justin campbell kron, 4 news. >> members of the community, the clergy and city leaders came together for a rally outside oakland city hall today to call on mayor chantel to reverse her decision to fire oakland police chief leronne armstrong we are voters. our fight is strong. and our fight is and we won't stop. we can't

joshua says.ne of the welsh island with one of the best guys, guys in the best guys, nice guys in the world. called gin and from world. it's called gin and from wind. and it's anything need still need any need and is officially recognised as the dark—sky sanctuary europe, newcastle from from dublin. no what's most well is again cardiff from cardiff all you're actually seeing good brightly done to you and what's the story so there's a welsh there's got really clear skies and is there's no light pollution it's all designated the dark sky sanctuary. i can't believe they didn't mention socks being a cassock is dark sky iron and they don't have light pollution . streetlights are illegal so you see the stars beautifully. and we've been we have been there. wonderful but so there. it was a wonderful but so exciting. sanctuaries are exciting. but sanctuaries are higher up. the retreats and all that. higher up. the retreats and all that . so higher up. the retreats and all that. so here's higher up. the ret

i say, why? that she was like a spare, that is, she definitely had to come there sit and watch you all. like you were on a pedestal and leave. that is, this colossal was a colossal push for her. and now i want to tell you about it and tell you that i later said such a phrase to her. and you know, you will go there, sit in the stands, and you will just look from the outside, how cool, how they accept, how the stands react to something, how the guys perform. it will be easier for you. you'll just see it already and when she came back to moscow, i met her, she was also different person. that's it, i realized that we can start. as they say, start and everything went. i mean, she seems to have dropped everything. and she came here, well, not to the olympics, but just to some kind of tournament, and she even went out to sing chernyshov lena told me, i'm even afraid. she's so good, don't be afraid to ride him, everything will be fine. and of course, here is her beginning. this is all to spur on, because

like you're saying what? it's like you're saying he's he does. he's got what it says he does.ally what he's done every week to me stupid talking about well stupid well talking about well we has the we have highest he has the lowest he's been for all lowest he's been elected for all of the problems we've come in here right. i love him. i love lee anderson. i think he's in. he is a dying mate. he's diamond in a very rough, arty. he is a dying mate. he's diamond in a very rough, arty . the in a very rough, arty. the conservatives are very, very lucky to have them him net. it doesn't even make sense, right? it doesn't he billions it doesn't he ignores billions and billions of pounds. it's pointless as constantine christians at the oxford union speech went viral , he said. if speech went viral, he said. if the uk sun you didn't do it, you might make no difference to climate change. net zero won't make a difference to climate change. that's a waste of money and beats the poor for middle class job where. the left get to be morally righteous , beating be morally righteous, beating the

saying that ukrainian troops aren't retreating, and the president vladimir zelinski saying that they will continue to fight for the place that he calls ukrainian fortress. he says that his forces will hold on as long as they can, but he has also said, seemingly preparing his country for bad news that may come from the front that things on the eastern front are getting more difficult and will continue to get more difficult in the days ahead, ukrainian forces say that they have killed a $140.00 to $200.00 wagner of fighters in 10 hours of fighting in recent days. saying that so called zombie soldiers, mercenaries working for wagner simply for walking wave after wave into machine gun fire. but they say that they are out numbered ukrainian forces are outnumbered by the sheer mass of fighters that russian forces are able to bring to bear to but more the city that remains under siege or russia says ukrainian missiles have had heavily congested civilian areas in a donia screech and it's unclear if any civilian casualties happened in not offensive. the battle on the eastern front line has be

what do you say that harassment is say to that.assment is already against the law in country and nobody is advocating for harassment or obstruction . for harassment or obstruction. what these bills do is far though, and they give local authorities power to prohibit certain that are otherwise lawful. such consensual conversations between adults and the public place. as father sean said, praying, praying. silently praying your head. providing and so on. and they are quite large . i think a lot of people listening may think that we're about directly outside the door of an abortion clinic, but for example, the censorship zone in extends for over 200 yards around the and down the public thoroughfare . so that's larger thoroughfare. so that's larger than a stadium and within that own, then have an extraordinarily broad range of things that are prohibited in quite an outrageous way when you think of the right to freedom of assembly, freedom of speech and freedom of religion as well. well, i mean great answer, but i think you're already co