smith: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from minnesota. ms. smith: i ask unanimous consent that notwithstanding rule 22, the senate consider the following nominations en bloc. calendar numbers 1137, 1138, and 1108. that the senate vote on the nominations en bloc without intervening action or debate, the motions to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table, that the president be immediately notified of the senate's action. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection. the question occurs on the nominations en bloc. all in favor say aye. all opposed say no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. the nominations are confirmed en bloc. ms. smith: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to legislative session and be in aered pooh of morning business, with -- in a beard of morning business with senators permitted to speak therein for up to ten minutes each. the presiding officer: without objection. ms. smith: mr. president,

at that point couriers arrived from grant and smith urging hancock to support smith's impending attackock is surprised by the urgency of these orders. he's under no illusion at this point that he's expected to participate in the fight and it was almost impossible to find out where smith wanted him to go. there was poor staff work and there were no maps so wartime is a lapse for this. now smith will finally be successful. he identified a routine that provided some depp allayed between battery six and seven. that's where highway 36 goes under the road and his plan was to send a reinforced skirmish line really in order to make the attack. he said my best chance of success was to form a heavy skirmish line which would not attract much artillery fire but would yet be sufficient to do the work if the enemy was not very strong. he would initiate the attack triggering responses like john martindale's division is right and the black division on his left. he further thought it would be best to degrade the confederate defenses with an artillery bombardment. he gave orders to his artillery command

smith, you were raised in new orleans. what was your life like? mr. smith: it was great. it is the best city in the world. it is one of those places you do not fully appreciate until you are not there anymore. i was 17 years old when hurricane katrina hit new orleans. this week marked the 17th anniversary of katrina. it was a surreal moment for me to reflect on the fact this was half a lifetime ago. in so many ways, it feels like yesterday. i have been thinking a lot about how new orleans shaped me as a husband, a father, a writer, a person. but also thinking about all the ways my life was offended in ways i do not think i have fully processed yet. i just wrote about this incredible documentary, "katrina babies," and done by a young man -- will he is similar age to me -- but 13 when katrina hit. he made a documentary about the way young black children who were children when katrina happened, who did not necessarily have the language or vocabulary to express how they were experiencing this trauma, he is giving them a platform to do a retrospective and look back and explain

realty— parliament —— iain duncan smith. realty to — parliament —— iain duncan smith. that report from coming _ investigation, and that report from coming out. she is heading for real trouble _ coming out. she is heading for real trouble. with a no—confidence vote being _ trouble. with a no—confidence vote being planned by certain plotters by christmas — being planned by certain plotters by christmas. who could possibly want the top _ christmas. who could possibly want the touioh— christmas. who could possibly want the topjob being uk prime minister at this— the topjob being uk prime minister at this particularjuncture? you have _ at this particularjuncture? you have a — at this particularjuncture? you have a 10.1% inflation, set to go to possibly— have a 10.1% inflation, set to go to possibly 13.5% by christmas. galloping along to maybe 15 or 18%. nationai— galloping along to maybe 15 or 18%. national rail strikes, postal strikes _ national rail strikes, postal strikes happening with more to come, looming _ strikes happening with more to come, looming teachers and nur

of a stabbing onjames smith cree nation. morning were at milford detachment approximately a5 kilometres from james smith cree nation. they were dispatched at fivedot for three a. m.. dispatched at fivedot for three a.m.. the second call came in at 5:59am and that was a report of two injured people at a residence onjames smith cree nation. police were already on their way to the scene. rcmp officers arrived at the first scene at james officers arrived at the first scene atjames smith officers arrived at the first scene at james smith cree nation at six: 18 a.m.. at 6:20 am, one of the two police officers left the first scene to attend another scene on james smith cree nation. he arrived at the second scene 12 minutes after the per —— departing the first. at 6:35, due to the significant risk to public safety that had been identified, the saskatchewan rcmp prepared to issue an emergency alert. it was drafted, reviewed, verified and issued at 7:12 a.m.. the magnitude of this investigation is immense. over the past four days over

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can give us direct evidence about laurie smith's state of mind is laurie smith. and having her testify is a very difficult strategic decision that her attorneys have to make. >> i want to bring in robert handa who was in the court today. as we know, robert smith has been sheriff for some 24 years. she's weathered a lot of storms so far, but this one has caught up with her. >> yeah, this is sort of a culmination of a lot of different things. kind of indicates the bad year that laurie's had because people of today kept coming up to me and saying oh, is this about this? or is this about that? so when you have that many things that are floating around, that's what kind of happens to you. but essentially, as we heard, the concealed weapons permit is really her giving those out to vips, people who donated to her campaign. she was also accused of getting sweet at the san jose sharks game. all of these different things add up. as you remember, it was back in december that a civil grand jury came back with the allegations, calling them corrupt and willful misconduct. and

so i make adam smith the founder of modern economics, kind of a in laissez faire that government but if government would just people fulfill their own self-interest that you would see an increase in prosperity more people would be involved and it would be a way to increase the standard of living. so he the hero system of natural liberty the hero. and then i judge every to what extent do you build this the house that smith built or are you tearing it down or are you trying to build another building which is what marx did and to some extent. cage so and then i have adam model left for dead then is resuscitated by the french laissez faire school by the austrian, by the british school, by the chicago school, by the austrians. and then it in typical american fashion ends with the good ending the collapse of the berlin wall. the collapse of central socialist central planning and. capitalism flourishes after that. still lots of challenges. so it's been popular that rutledge published or now goes through its fourth edition. and i've stuff on global warming on inequality on inflation lots of

smith has been sheriff of santa clara county since 1998. and in march, smith announced she would not be running for re-election. her term ends in january. but if the jury finds just one count to be true, she would be removed from office early. the man accused of murdering an 8 year-old hayward girl has pleaded not guilty. dante jackson is charged. >> with first-degree murder and child abuse for the death of sophia mason. her body was found in are sent home back in march. he was supposed to be formally charged last week, but the case was delayed because he did not have a lawyer. mason's mother, samantha johnson is the co defendant in this case. she pleaded not guilty last week. time is running out for governor newsom to make a decision on a bill farm workers say would give them more union right? >> it comes as the governor has stated that he has concerns with the legislation as correspondent wallace now a celebrity in favor of the bill is getting involved, hoping his voice make a difference. >> today marks the 24th consecutive day. the unite

sheriff laurie smith has begun. smith is fighting a number of corruption accusations from a civil grand jury. she's being accused of trading concealed weapon permits for donations to her reelection campaign and mismanaging the jails under control where mentally ill inmates die. smith is also accused of withholding documents concerning an internal affairs jail investigation. and light on campaign finance forms. she's denied those allegations. smith has been sheriff of santa clara county since 1998, and in march, smith announced she would not be running for reelection. her term ends in january. but if the jury finds just one count to be true, she would be removed from office early. well, the man accused of murdering an 8 year old hayward girl has pleaded not guilty. dante jackson is charged with first-degree murder and child abuse for the death of sophia mason. her body was found in jacksons were sent home back in march and he was supposed to be arraigned last week. but the case was delayed because he did not have a l

. >> catherine smith. >> daniel laurence smith. >> gary smith. >> george eric smith. >> heather smithmes gregory smith. >> jeffrey r. smith. >> joyce patricia smith. >> karl t. smith, sr. >> kevin joseph smith. >> leon smith, jr. >> moira ann smith. >> monica rodriguez smith. >> rosemary a. smith. >> bonnie smithwick. >> rochelle monique snell. >> christine snyder. >> diane snyder. >> leonard j. snyder, jr. >> astrid elizabeth sohan. >> sushil s. solanki. >> ruben solares. >> naomi leah solomon. >> daniel w. song. >> michael charles sorresse. >> fabian soto. >> timothy patrick soulas. >> gregory thomas spagnoletti. >> donald f. spampinato, jr. >> thomas sparacio. >> john anthony spataro. >> robert w. spear, jr. >> robert spicin. >> maynard s. spence, jr. >> george edward spencer iii. >> and to our sister, celeste torres victoria. celeste was a model not only in fashion and style but because of who she was and what she stood for. my brother in spain brought to my attention her name, celeste torres, means heavenly tower or sky tower. like a heavenly tower she was tall, slim, elegant, in

a lot of respect for geno smith . >> reporter: with the red and gold report, and charlie walter . > >> the unusual spot coming up that was just named >> this is pretty wild. yelp red its list of the top places to eat and the number one restaurant will surprise you . it is just about highway 101. it it is an unassuming storefront attached to a gas station and they serve everything from yourl your traditional spacey and not traditional blueberry cobbler. yelp named it the number one restaurant in the bay area get a a surprising it is in a gas stan gas station. that will do it for for us at 9:00. for those who will stay with us here on kpix 5, this is what is coming up next on "the drew barrymore show" for more local headlinesn us on ostream in service right now cbs news bay area. the tub commute into san francisco is getting busier. are businesses feeling a bump? we ill m so excited. we're kicking off our first ever segment of drewber with none other than idris and sabrina elba. it doesn't get better than that. [music playing] [cheering, applause] love you. i love you more. you smell so

smith: thank you very much. we will turn to our next witness. >> thank you so much to the committee for hosting today. i am the cofounder and board chair of work works america. i have worked in direct service since 1998 in new york, philadelphia, and metro denver colorado. i'm here to talk about the work works model as an example of how we need to expand our toolkit to address homelessness in cities across this country. thank you for my fellow witness and for both senator smith and senator rounds for your introduction. i do not need to tag on more around the need. but what i do want to talk about a solutions and what we need to do to expand our response. the work works model was founded 30 years ago. it has since been scaled to six communities nationwide. we regularly get requests for many more. we are in atlanta, georgia, colorado, philadelphia and working in texas and maine. what we know is the combination of paid work and social enterprise, coupled with transitional base supported housing and support services

smith will take the stand. oakland mayoral candidate loren taylor now has the endorsements of 3 currents bay area mayor's oakland, mayor libby schaff san jose mayor sam liccardo and san francisco mayor london breed all announcing their endorsements this week. endorsements also came in from 2 other mayors from cities in california. we talked to taylor earlier today and got his reaction. >> i i grateful. for the endorsement of the >> big city mayors. these are mayors who represent and have lead the largest 5 cities in northern california. >> we have continuing coverage on oakland's mayor or race. just go to kron 4 dot com. >> and now to a developing story today. the federal reserve raise interest rates again by three-quarters of a point for a 3rd straight time and signal more large rate hikes to come. this move boosted its benchmark short-term rate to a range of 3% to 3 and a quarter percent. the highest level since early 2008. >> my colleagues and i are strongly committed to bringing inflation back down to our 2

i'm shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc >>> hurricane ian is now making land fall. with winds of 155 miles per hour that is just shy of a category five. >> the storm is incredibly dangerous. it's life-threatening. >> this may be the best depiction i've ever seen of what storm surge actually looks and feels like. >> didn't expect it to be this bad here. >> we're getting hammered right now. these are some of the strongest winds we've seen. >> three hours earlier, there were cars lined up on the right and left now look at it. >> it is going to continue to move through the state through much of tomorrow, and there's going to continue to be a number of adverse effects. >>> also tonight, the urgent warning to americans still in russia >>> ambush in philadelphia, the deadly attack on high school football players. >>> and an alzheimer's drug shows early science of remarkable success >> announcer: live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith >>> a treacherous night ahead for florida as darkness begins to fall and hurricane ian continues its catastrophic

the nasdaq up 222. 2% >>> i'm shepard smith on cnbc. it's the bottom of the hour.e top of the news, and hurricane ian battering florida's gulf coast still a live look at the tampa bay sky bridge the storm making landfall as a catastrophic category 4 hurricane just after 3:00 eastern time today it's one of the most powerful storms ever to hit the united states its wind speed at landfall ties it with just a handful of other storms as the fifth strongest hurricane ever recorded. >>> and the storm is still a category 4 as it plows inland with winds now at 130 miles an hour sustained and gusts still hitting 180. the danger nowhere near over the florida governor ron desantis warning in his news conference tonight, the destruction will not be limited to the gulf coast. >> that damage is ongoing. that's very, very important, but the fact is, there's going to be damage throughout the whole state and people in other parts of the state, be prepared for some impacts. >> and, of course, we've already seen significant damage in places like naples where storm surge turned streets

smith >> joyce patricia smith >> karl t smith >> kevin joseph smith >> leon smith, jr >> moira ann smithh. >> rosemary a smith >> bonnie smithwick >> rochelle monique snell >> leonard j snyder, jr >> astrid elizabeth sohan >> sushil s solanki >> ruben solares >> naomi leah solomon >> daniel w song >> michael charles sorresse >> fabian soto >> timothy patrick soulas >> gregory thomas spagnoletti >> donald f spampinato, jr >> thomas sparacio >> john anthony spataro >> robert w spear, jr >> maynard s spence, jr >> george edward spencer iii and to our sister. celeste was a model not only in fashion and style, but because of who she was and what she stood for. my brother brought to my attention that her name celeste torres means sky towers. and like towers she was tall, slim, elegant, intelligent with an amazing personality. celeste attended nyu and graduated cum laude in journalism. she used the platform to advocate for justice, children and women's rights. celeste understood education played a major role in her success and modeled that same principle and her daughter. jasmine, her daughter,

the oil smith foreseeable? sure. but his line. so he, he went to the only you bought the color yes. luscious this in the corner, low. as always seem reasonable us. the more that you that when you foot but you will be, she saw it, mr. bleeding, i've got to learn. so shall, is it, you, will, she will you, should i fix your, always luxury hebrew? did he believe roswell, is that one of the suit? the 6 heroes was the only 2. i'll only do i use jesus lyford, you're the one you see. but also, what are you on also on last was a pull on it that crystal that you can put on switch. it wants to live the da smith, my cousin, what i want you to try to eat to come up with your lead. so we need those and you plan, i don't get called you because those are the pretty low, but you or you are being able to stoop like are you going to suit the village of a spin off girl lies near the as of style steel, bottom of the battle for murder you both. as all militants retreated to the plan through the village. they destroyed houses looted and terrorized the l

like smith nick id yet fully 5 years. but the most that i need wait at the new boy in the morning as i spoke with you, i just wanted to kinda get more fresh. come in with my own get really bad news. just missed sending. ya and i read you publish just because ah, a . so what we got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race, this very dramatic development only personally and get into this. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult. time to sit down and talk the sanctions package. russian flags back. those from entering you. port belgium, gary, lithuania, romania in italy. we're now would be close to russian ships a half hour. ah, now there's talk of we routing oil and gas exports to asia as myself, but i with the additional booth on the eastern part of the northern sea root has never been around a little cold with what is a good she's done yet. but of course, that all, ah ah, the physical integrity of the bottled zappa rosier nuclear power plant has

criminal defense attorney paula canny says a guilty verdict can't mean jail time for smith. the worst outcome would be smith being removed from office and can't run for office again but the sheriff had already announced her retirement for january 2023, which is the end of her term. >> it's not like you can go to the code of civil procedure and figure out which rules apply, because it's a hybrid, it's not a criminal case and it's not quite a civil case, even though it's being prosecuted by a district attorney. >> reporter: it's unclear at this point if smith will take the stand. that could change the outcome of the case as well to leave more of a criminal prosecution if that does happen. so far the very latest that's happening inside the courtroom, they're dismissing jurors based on their questionnaire. we'll continue to follow the story as it unfolds. we're live in san jose, ginger conejero saab, nbc bay area moves. >> thank you. >>> make sure to stay with us for complete coverage of the trial. we're going to bring you the latest on air, as well as online throughout the day.

like smith nick id yet fully 5 years. but the most that i need might say that the new boy and the boys i spoke with you, i just wanted to catch me no more that the fish come in with my own cake. really bad news just missed the media and i read you publish just because that with a with final referendum results in the castle region with 96 percent. same years to joining russia. that's has preliminary data and the public's and the probation region. so over 90 percent in favor of correspondence for poor communication, we find ourselves at the information center here in the people's republic. chris places the new hearts of the referendum. here in the la guns people's republic. video evidence emerges, showing what's been described and president of damage to the north.

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joining us is congressman adrian smith republican of nebraska and a member of the ways & means committee that deals with taxes and the trade in the. subcommittee ranking member republican. let's begin with president biden wednesday at the white house talking about touting his economic suppose it would have been for the economy so far not get your reaction. >> guest: . >> the historic american rescue plan and economic crisis, jobs are up. people are back to work. we have created 10 million jobs a record for any president to this point. 3.7% unemployment nearly 50 year low in this country. american manufacturing is coming back, 6680 manufacturers. who wearsri it written that america can't lead in manufacturing? where is that written? guess what for all the criticism i got in the help you gave me on gas prices they are down more than $1.30 a gallon. since the start of the summer. we are making progress. we are getting other prices down as well. we have more to do. we are getting there. he passed the wants andnd generation infrastructure lot that will modernize american roads clean water hig

the other recent development is that james smith cree nation, the first community where the stabbingeclared a state of emergency, due to the murders and assaults that occurred this morning. so, leaders there are asking for help from the red cross and other mental health organisations to help residents deal with some of the traumatic things they witness today. yeah, i can well imagine why they would want to do that. i mean, just trying to piece this together — 13 possible crime scenes across a number of towns — i mean, it's an extraordinary — i don't know what you call it, rampage? yeah, this is something people are used to seeing in major in major cities. it's the type of thing we read about when talking about new york or los angeles. to see this happen in small—town saskatchewan — the james smith cree nation, 2,000 people — and weldon, the other community hit, only has about 200 — so, they have very small numbers of people, so it's shocking for people. everyone is going to know someone either who has been killed or is now in hospital. any more on the rationale behind all of this, ja

smithe noit is not a criminal trial, it is civil and it coulde smith from office before the term expires. she already said she will not run again. >> you demand the district to pay employees now improperly and and make sure there are no more mistakes. >> reporter: -- >> union members -- the board meeting demanding the district fixing month-long payroll probl. payroll problem. a new system launched in january and has been has been full of bugs, resulting resulting in hundreds of checkst were incorrect or missing altog. missing altogether. the district district voted to spend millions to fix the system. it could take months. >> checks are cut short an insurance canceled. >> a spokesperson told us, it ig to resolve payroll issues. the district has brought in more sut to clear the backlog. is the nur one priority to make sure employees are paid accurately o to put in all new cars. check why you could get hundreds of dollars in the mail in a few we. few weeks. > >> a downpour drenches one city. . what are we in for q more rai. more rain. > >> showers are hanging out off the coast. the bay are

"the news with shepard smith" starts now i'm jim cramer see you tomorrow "the news with shepard smith" starts now >>> hurricane ian comes ashore as one of the strongest storms to hit the u.s. in decades the strongest ever on the southwest florida coast leaving residents stranded in homes with nobody to rescue them. we're tracking where the massive storm is now and where it's headed in live news team coverage across the battered region i'm shepard smith. this is "the news" on cnbc >>> hurricane ian is now making landfall with winds of 155 miles per hour that is just shy of a category 5. >> the storm is incredibly dangerous, life threatening. >> this may be the best de depiction i have ever seen of what storm surge actually looks and feels like. >> wild and crazy right now. didn't expect it to be this bad here. >> we're getting hammered right now. these are some of the strongest winds that we've seen. >> three hours earlier there were cars lined up on the right and cars lined up on the left. now look at it. >> the storm is doing a number on the state of florida. it is going to continue

smith: i thank the ranking member from ohio for his leadership and for his kind word. and i would like to thank the chairman of the judiciary committee for sponsoring this extraordinarily important piece of legislation. you know, mr. speaker, everyone remembers where they were and what they were doing. i was in washington here. chairing a veterans' affairs committee hearing when a group of radical jihadists hijacked four airliners to perpetrate the worst act of terrorism in american history. today, 21 years later, we remember the horror and pain suffered by those who were murdered and the anguish felt by their families and friends, both then and now. on the morning of 9/11 i got a mere glimpse into the sense of horror suffered by the victims' families when i couldn't reach my own brother, tom, a captain who often piloted flight 11 from lowingen to l.a., the flight that crash into the north tower. after several hours i finally made contact, he was ok. but he was friends with the crew of flight 11, all who were killed that day. i asked my colleagues to strongly support h

peter smith, thank— unprecedented in its scale.mith, thank you for _ unprecedented in its scale. peter smith, thank you for your - unprecedented in its scale. peter smith, thank you for your thoughts and no doubt we will find out more details about what the government or new prime minister does plan to do in the next few days. police in the republic of ireland are questioning a man about the deaths of three siblings in what they've called a �*violent incident�* in dublin. lisa cash, who was 18, and her eight—year—old twin brother and sister christy and chelsea cawley were pronounced dead after being taken to hospital. mark simpson reports. three people died and two were taken to hospital, all from the same family. they lived in the south—west of dublin. those who died were eight—year—old twins chelsey and christie. their teenage sister, lisa, also died. she was 18. their 14—year—old brother remains in hospital with serious but non—life—threatening injuries. their mother was in hospital, but she has now been released. exactly what h

smith has denied the allegations. the trial is the first step in a process that could lead to her removal from office. >> santa clara county is taking steps to make pricey medication prescriptions more affordable. medications are being added to the that assist program. middle income earners are sometimes forgotten when it comes to financial aid. >> folks who are making what we used to think of as a middle-class income are eligible for this program because it is designed to serve the missing middle of health care. the missing middle is the folks who make a little too much to qualify for government support typically. >> according to county officials, nearly 120,000 people and santa clara county have diabetes. >> news from san francisco schools. student enrollment is up. the district expected fewer students so the budget ended up being lower. our reporter is here to explain what happened and the ramifications. >> it's a pleasant surprise. somewhat. san francisco unified has a $1.1 billion operating budget. part of that w

>> thank you, senator smith and madam chairman. thank you for your work on the veterans committee and on your comments about how important that is. i apologize for not being able to stay, but i just wanted to think, i wanted to stop by and thank chair smith and ranking member rounds for the terrific work they. do they work together as well, bipartisan -- chair, vice chair, i have seen in this institution, and i appreciate them for them. jack reed has been working on combatting homelessness almost as long as tina and i have been alive. so certainly -- >> before we were in the senate. >> before we were in the senate, so thank you for that. this is a serious public health issue that i am hopeful we can address, if not, in this reconciliation package that i wrote for sure. thank. you >> thank you, mister chair. >> we will now turn to miss kathy thunberg, who joins us remotely. i am delighted to have kathy join us as well. we have had the opportunity to work together on a variety of environments over the gears, so, welcome, cathy. >> th

smith: i was aware of them. i don't think i was -- i was certainly not aware of the history the represented. that is part of the success of the lost cause. this idea that, after the civil war while the union won the war, the confederacy won the war of ideas. for generations following the end of the civil war people were talking about the distorted sense of what the world was about. there was a concerted effort, state sanctioned effort, to prevent people from understanding the dynamics of what the war was about, what people were fighting over. i remember growing up and, again, you're in the city 60%, 70% black and the biggest statue is robert e. lee. not having the full sense of what this man represented. the iconography of the confederacy was so ubiquitous across the country. i had never been taught about the declarations of confederacy session. in 1860 and 1861, as states were seceding, they were outlining what the war was being fought over and why this was happening. mississippi in 1861 says, our position is i

like the smith my card yet fully 5 years. but the most of the, i mean it might say that the new boy and the boys us was with poor. i knew this was 20. can i get no more that the fish come in with my own cake? i'm really bad news. just missed the media and i read you publish just because i ah a wrong one. i just don't know if you have to fill out the same becomes the kid an engagement. it was the trail. when so many find themselves well the part we choose to look some common ground ah, with ah, a spring 2022 europe began closing boards to russian vessels, one after another. the sanctions package. bonds, russian flags, vassals from entering you port, belgium, bulgaria, mania. romania. lee announced that they would be close to russian ships, harassment carrying guess i'll call a similar decision was taken by canada, him later by the united states. ah .

smith, nick id yet fully 5 years. but the most that i need wait at the new boy and the boys are slowly put i just wanted to get a fresh come in with my own. get really bad news. just miss them with publish just because ah, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy foundation, let it be an arms race is an offense, very dramatic development. only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successfully very critical time. time to sit down and talk. in louisa hunter, russian state will never be tied up on the no, i'm seeing with within the 55 with speaking with will van in the european union, the kremlin community, up machine, the state on to russia for date and r t spoke neck. given our video agency, roughly all bands on youtube and pinterest and with a, with a physical integrity, y'all. vm bottles up a rogia nuclear power plant has been breached several times. according to the head of the u. n's nuclear watchdog, who saves the agencies representatives will remain

it's also unclear if smith will take the stand?e outcome could bring a criminal prosecution. >> they have tried for baby two years and have not been able to do it. it could change if sheriff smith testifies. >> reporter: in a last attempt to dismiss the information, she tried to get a supreme court ruling on the gun ruling. a judge dismissed at least one of the accusations. in san jose, stephanie. >>> protesters are urging to halter policy to charge 16 and 17-year-olds as adults. >> if i say youth, you say justice. use -- justice. >> reporter: they marched up the steps to take the message directly to jenkins. >> even though she says she will only use it sometimes, we do not trust her. >> in 2016, black youth in relikely to be tried as an adult than white people. >> reporter: jenkins responded with a statement, "a new juvenile review team will review cases of minors accuse of heinous crimes like murders or rate. and will seek input from both defense and the victims family. >>> new details on the pg&e plant fire. ended after 12 hours

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smith as stated. that means, uh, unlike german nazism, but these ideas in england, they are of an aristocratic nature. very introverted aristocratic environment they are aristocratically marginal, that is, people, despite the fact that they possessed public social weight, nevertheless they could not put these ideas into practice, and this was the mistake of ges, which flew off. in fact, negotiate with them. this is what churchill did. churchill leans with one foot on jewish capital, especially after kristallnacht. that's when it became clear already to say the orientation of germany in this sense, and the other foot rests on uh, the lower middle class of england england who hated germany since the anglo-boer war. there were a number of political mistakes by wilhelm which resulted in this layer. well, what is called the lower middle class. he treated germany very badly. chelsea is building its political career on this on the bottom and on jewish capital and is pursuing a tough anti-german policy with a

obviously, during this extremely difficult time for everyone on the jam smith coronation, and also in the neighboring village of wealth as well, where a person was killed to this sort of event. it's rare and canada isn't it? is that any clues as to the motive for this brothers killing spree? right now, there is no rhyme or reason as to why the brothers decided to go on this murderous rampage. they one of them, the miles, it was just captain, has actually been on. catherine's most wanted list since may, and the police had been looking for him cuz he was released from prison and then disappeared. and then he came out of nowhere to do this math, stabbing attacks across the james smith, 3 nations with his brother, his brother, sustained injuries that were not self inflicted. but right now we don't know exactly how his injuries were inflicted. like did it come from someone defending their house when they knocked on the door or could have inside. there's an area that miles and damien had some sort of falling out as well. while they were doing this, the demons apparently might want to stop o

the the niners will face a new quarterback with geno smith whos taken over for russell wilson. e is charlie walter with gold rep > >> time for your red and gold report. sunday will be the firt time the 49ers face the seahawkt russell wilson since christmas eve 2011. with n lo g e seahawkswin monday night against the broncos with t line of 23-28 and 2 touchdowns passing. the 49ers defense, sounds like not much of a drop f from wilson to smith. >> he is a great quarterback . a little different in the play style but obviously russell did his thing. i have a lot of respect for geno smith. >> with the red and gold report, i'm charlie walter. >> the sports team is getting you ready for the nfc west to match it. catch the red and gold report tonight on 7:30 p.m. p.m. on kpix. you have a chance chance to recognize your favorite 49ers super fan. it out your cell phone now and scan scan the qr code on your phone to nominate members of the 49er faithful. all season long, we will highlight the super fans. s get to first alert meteorologist alert meteorologist jessica bur. last week, they w