non-implementation of the programs completely, now the third program you mentioned that the state accounts court has given the statistics of the 6th plan, which has been implemented by about 30%. this year is the first year of implementation of the 7th plan , it is the first year of the 14th government, and the first year of the 12th parliament, first of all, i would like to ask what is the position of the 7th plan in your future government, and since you mentioned the pathology, what solutions did you foresee for the full implementation of the 7th plan? see , i said that we must abide by the law. if something becomes a law, we have no right to violate it. this is a principle. if there is a problem, we must fix it legally. mirror. that we will be forced to give some amendments, now that article 35 of the addendum that i said, for example, he himself made a serious reference to give the government a plan, this has opened our hand, this is a weakness of the plan, but it will benefit the executives, as the legislator's plan itself pointed out that mr. we give it to you so that, for example, you can

every state judge in the united states is held accountable to a code of judicial conduct. the supreme courtnot have a mandatory and enforceable code of ethics righ. what the statements told me is that needs to change right because no person as the long-standing principle goes, no pe judge in their own case.s@ and here you are asking the themselves whether or not they will be partial and must but simply cannot be the standard be held to account to the judicial. >> after is the flags justice alito put up thetent reasonable person who's not motivated for ideological consideration or desire to affect the outcome of the supreme court cases wouldapplicm thy-bound and project from the senateáí■ that's a sene democrat. i sent from senator durbin senatorte to chief justice roberts about this that is wrong that is just wrong. any norma looking in this case would say he needs to step aside he cannot be fai and impartial. in the generate six cases one of the aents they made is not the one that flew the flag it was his wife who flew thela him. feels the need to expresses if e themselves politalt way tha

united states is held accountable to a code of judicial conduct. the supreme courtited states tha does not have a mandatory and enforceable code of ethics now. with those statements told me is that that needs to change right no as the long-standing principle goes,o personhere, y's to decide for themselves whethed must recuse. that simply can't be the standard. the justices must be held to recusing in a way they should buy the code of judicial conduct. host: after the incident with the flag with justice person whs not motived by political consideration or desire to affect the outcome of the supreme court cases wldmeet ther recusal. i am therefore duty-bound to reject your recusal request from the senate. that was his response to the letter senator irvin and white house to chief justice roberts about this issue. st wrong. i ink this would say that he needs to step aside and he one of the arguments he made flag, it was his wife that flew i teach judicial ethics. always tell the judges that if there that feels the neo express themselves politically in that way if the ca

but later refused to testify, and only in court during the hearing of the parties, he stated that he had a serious illness, the court took this fact into account the process? a process of this kind that took place in less than a year, and we are delaying the process, god forbid, you attached the documents why at the end of the meeting, as the diagnosis was made and operations were carried out. relevant documents with lightning speed, after receiving an extract from the medical history, the relevant documents were presented to the court the next day, the examination will last at least a month, then the court will again begin accepting the parties and the last word of the defendants. the diagnosis itself and the medical documents that were provided by lopshin during the judicial investigation before the stage of argument between the parties do not indicate that it is impossible for him to serve his sentence; for this it is necessary to obtain a conclusion. his participation in the summit of the heads of police agencies of states, members of the un, which was held in new york. during the trip, the head of the ministry of internal affairs held man

taking into account the evidence presented by the state prosecutor, the leninsky district court of minsk. the defendants were found guilty of kidnapping, robbery combined with violence, and robbery with infiltration. in their home, they were sentenced to 7.5 to 9 years of enhanced security, as well as a fine of 8 to 1000 rubles. the solemn opening ceremony of the health camp ready to serve the homeland, a field training camp for cadets, was held in borisov on the basis of the 72nd guards joint training center for the training of warrant officers and junior specialists. more than 300 tenth grade students take part in the rally. schools in the country for children, a nine-day program, classes in fire, tactical, medical and engineering training, radiation, chemical and biological protection, lessons in military topography. the purpose of this gathering, let ’s say, is to introduce or help cadets in choosing their future profession, so it is no coincidence that the 72nd training center was chosen, because here, well, probably, like in no other part , are represented... as much as possible al

this bill will bluntly curtail the united states' ability to court to advance our interests in supporting justice and accountability processes. and critically, to share relevant information that can impact the outcome, and the sanctions will have a chilling effect on states who wouldcj otherwise be inclined to align with us inen suring the court delivers justice and avoids overreach. only that, this particular gislation is overly broad. it would sanction our allies around the globe who support the i.c.c. through resources and pers■fonnel. further proposed texts, anyone who has offered financial, material assistance to the courtll be, shall be sanctioned. so let's look at what that means when we break it down. if you go to a list of the largest funders of the i.c.c. and a list of america's closest allies in europe and in asia, they would be virtually identical. the u.k., france, germany, italy, and japan. as this legislation is drafted, the ad would need to be sanctioned for providing material .s would also need to be sanctioned for appropriating funds to go to the i.c.c. i.c. interpartary tra t europe couldecom a s

the court, taking into account the position of state prosecutors, sentenced the perpetrators to 12 years with the first year to be served in prison, followed by 1 year of restriction of freedom in a maximum security correctional colony, as well as 12 years of imprisonment. it is not yet known whether aggressive fishermen will appeal the verdict; according to the law, they have... 15 days. olga zhirenkova, mikhail shirin, oleg posobin, dmitry manushev, lead. duty department. a forum of chairmen of the supreme courts of the brix countries has started in sochi. it will take place over 4 days. the summit started with bilateral meetings, which the chairman of the supreme court of russia irina podnosova held with the heads of foreign delegations from china, egypt, ethiopia, belarus, india, iran and the uae. the parties discussed issues related to ensuring uniformity of judicial practice and harmonization of legislation, as well as prospects for cooperation between judges. rospotrebnadzor identified suppliers and manufacturers of products which caused potulism in four regions of russia, as the

the ownership of empty land is not demarcated, it is worth taking into account the position of the constitutional court, which statedf formation of a land plot or the absence of a record of state registration of the rights of a local body. control over it does not mean that the latter has actually renounced his ownership right, or is indifferent to the legal fate of this land plot, that is, in simple language, the constitutional court said that if the land that interests you is not actually demarcated, it is still owned by the state and it is impossible to obtain ownership of this plot by acquisitive prescription, so here we we would recommend solving real estate issues through local authorities. another important point: do not listen to tempting offers from unscrupulous snt chairmen. according to the law, they have no right sell other people's land, including neglected ones. for example, you and i have an abandoned plot of land next door, and we understand that no one uses it, but in fact the owner is somewhere, and if we have the owner of an abandoned plot, then it is only possible to deprive him of ownership thro

control officer in icy water the fsb, they were found guilty by the court, the court, taking into account the position of state years and 6 months in prison. with serving the first year in prison, subsequent years in a correctional colony strict regime restriction of freedom for a period of 1 year, as well as 12 years of imprisonment. it is not yet known whether aggressive fishermen will appeal the verdict; according to the law, they have 15 days to do so. mikhail shirin, oleg posobin, dmitry manushev, lead the duty department. and now again news from news agencies. the investigative committee publishes footage of investigative actions at the scene of the shooting at the ryazan installation of preparation. you can see them on yours. screens, there is a resident of the skopinsky district due to the conflict, fired several shots from a hunting rifle at the workers of the enterprise. as a result, possession was obtained and the woman died at the scene. the man was hospitalized in a medical facility, where he is receiving the necessary assistance. it is also reported that the attacker has been detained, a criminal

court ordering a contempt fine of nearly $112 million. >> the judge is ordering that the state put that money in a special account reserved for inmate help. it is a case that's been battled out in courts for decades, but the lawyer representing those incarcerated says it's not exactly something to celebrate. >> the court here has been grappling with for 30 years. is getting the state to provide some minimal care in the prisons. and it can't really be done without staff. >> court documents show the population of incarcerated people with serious mental health issues has doubled since they have been asking for more resources right now, 30% of positions from psychiatrists to social workers, need to be filled with many jobs. having been open for years, the cdcr says inmates have offered greater access to mental health care while in custody than would exist for people not in prison, and will be appealing the contempt order. new at 11, three suspects were arrested in connection to a carjacking yesterday afternoon in alameda. >> cjacking happened on central avenue, not far from broaay. police say the victims were approached by two suspects who r

accountable because they are appointed by the executive, the elected executive the president of the united states is a massive shift of power from these and politically accountable actors to the courtcts americans on everything from the air we breathe, the food we eat, the safety of our workplaces, civil rights, health care you name it affects every aspects of americans lives. shannon: i agree all lawsuits we are all lawyers edge of that's good or bad thing but more lawsuits are coming i went to touch on the fisher case generally six defendants of this obstruction statute applied to me came in the wake of enron and its member financial crimes of it is not rightly applied to those who showed up at the capitol generally six. the court said there is not a proper application it was flawed for this could potentially impact hundreds of cases including president trump. >> this fits squarely in the courts a precedent on things like this if you've got a list of a type of thing and you say and otherwise do that it has to meet along the same lights it's like if you had a football regulation that said you cannot pull or twist their helmets or otherwise harm them does not cover trash talking or

accountability. if this goes to court as johnson has stated that is going to get stuck there is not going to do anythingd and hoping to bring that accountability. maria: i know when the actual transcript of the special counsel interview with president biden in the written transcript, there were things edited out, were there any other worries, why must you hear the audiotapes that you didn't get from the transcript, was it doctored in any way. >> i believe it is possible that it's been doctored but i think it's going to show the american people whether or not biden is capable of making those decisions. we have a foreign-policy debacle and russian warships off of our coast and if he is not able to stand for this president i don't think you be the nominee this november that's what democrats are trying to protect him and the d.o.j. you don't think is good to be the nominee? >> not of the tapes come out, they have big problems and i think his cognitive inability is the number one issue for him currently. >> what do you think about all of this, what goes through your meeting with president trump how did it go

court said we don't have standing in this case. we're grateful the case will continue with three states hoping to hold them accountable for its actions>> they're continuing to challenge access to mifepristone using the same legal argument used in the case the court rejected today. this time, though, they're framing access to mifepristone as challenges to state rights. there are still restrictions on this pill at the state level. last month louisiana where abortion is already banned, became the first state to classify both drugs used for medication abortion as controlled, dangerous substances, effectively shutting down access to this pill, both pills through the mail. joining me now is nancy northrop, president and ceo at the center for reproductive rights. nancy, thank you for being here. i'd first sort of like your general reaction to the supreme court ruling today. was it one of optimism, anxiety, pessimism? how did you see it? >> well, it was huge relief because if the supreme court had upheld the ruling of the u.s. court of appeals for the fifth circuit, then availability of medication abortion by telemedicine, receiving it by ma

june 20 the california supreme court removed the taxpayer protection and government accountability act from the november 2024 ballot finding it illegally revise the state constitution. this would have raised the thesh hold from simple majority to 2/3 and supporters of the initiative have however indicated they well continue to work on a narrower proposal for voters to consider in 2026. turning to local issues, the curbside electric vehicle charging pilot program was launched annoyanceed by mayor breed. it allows charging provider to provide online instillation of chargers throughout the city, supported very much by our chair supervisor mandelman and many board as well. the program is complementary to the sfmta ongoing feasibility stud afor curbside electric vehicle charging. happening in parallel, which we are advising and supporting on as far as the funding and other strategies to bring about implementation and accelerator ev curbside charging. we hope to bring a item next month for your consideration to help bolster the implementation and outreach planning steps. turning to neighborhood events, the public space study is underway. the transportation p

june 20 the california supreme court removed the taxpayer protection and government accountability act from the november 2024 ballot finding it illegally revise the state constitution. this would have raised the thesh hold from simple majority to 2/3 and supporters of the initiative have however indicated they well continue to work on a narrower proposal for voters to consider in 2026. turning to local issues, the curbside electric vehicle charging pilot program was launched annoyanceed by mayor breed. it allows charging provider to provide online instillation of chargers throughout the city, supported very much by our chair supervisor mandelman and many board as well. the program is complementary to the sfmta ongoing feasibility stud afor curbside electric vehicle charging. happening in parallel, which we are advising and supporting on as far as the funding and other strategies to bring about implementation and accelerator ev curbside charging. we hope to bring a item next month for your consideration to help bolster the implementation and outreach planning steps. turning to neighborhood events, the public space study is underway. the transportation p

the fact is that the property accounts of the scandalous blogger were arrested by court order. at the same time, debts to the state a million a day. here blinovskaya came up with a new marathon for herself, how to save her valuables. if she is declared bankrupt, all money from her accounts will be seized. the real estate will begin to be put up for auction. but as soon as the debt is repaid, the rest will be returned to the owner, because 60 billion rubles were confiscated from her, and she owed less than one and a half billion, in general, bankruptcy may turn out to be purely technical, what she asked to bring, here is a bicycle debager without brakes, a vyzhevsky policeman, even some local residents really want to meet the rider who arranges a real vochonalia on city streets, rushing along the sidewalks at great speed, almost knocking people down, flying into the roadway, forcing drivers to slow down, and then immediately throwing a tantrum. and provokes a fight. read more daniel sakharuchko. this first-person video has been discussed on the internet for a week now. a cyclist rides along the warm streets of vese

the court released him after accepting his guilty plea to one count under the espionage active proceeding and publishing state secrets. the judge said that she took into account the fact that he had been i have already so 5 years and the british legal system. i know also she took into account the case of chelsea money. now. chelsea mountings, you might remember was the us army with some flow who actually gave the documents to wiki, likes that to us, obviously to relates. now as a mountain mounting has heard sentences from uses by president obama and the judge . so taking that into account and the fact that a sanchez spent so much time in prison, that she was allowing him to walk free before he was released. he told the cause of what he had done. he had done so as a journalist that he believed that his actions would be protected on the us constitution under the 1st amendment, which protects the freedom of speech and the freedom of the press. but that the case was just too difficult to mount against a and that he would kind of that he, that's the reason that he was accepting the play deal. um he walked out of the quote, a free man. he didn't take any questions

whether they're state court prosecution, whether they're federal court prosecutions, and i wish some prosecutors would actually rise up and begin to call them out and hold them accountable for it. because they seem to stand for nothing other than just a naked power grab in the way they per ereceive, i think, their chances of retaining power is to make sure they never break from donald trump. so i don't understand it, but i hope it comes back to haunt them come november. >> evan, molly's correctly identified media bubble be let's talk about the truth, because republicans are arguing that the justice system is being weaponized, but sit those every republicans that are openly advocating for politically persecuting their opponents. while at the same time while donald trump just stood trial, guess who else is, the president's son and new jersey senator bob menendez, at this very moment. what is going on here? on what grounds can republicans say this? >> sometimes you ask me hard questions, it's a difficult challenge for me to answer them. i've got to dig deep. >> if we knew the answers, we wouldn't have you on. >> but sometimes these questions are just like straight up polit

conflicting recollections and accounts of the economy are arguing who was to blame for economic circumstances in the united states. so there's also the fact that the u. s. supreme court overturn the rovers is way decision and states across the united states now have the right to outlaw abortion. and that is an issue that many republicans and trump supporters think is a good staff. it's something that many biden's supporters are opposed to. trump continued to raise the issue of migration even in questions that were not related to that question, but he brought it up over and over again because that is an issue. that is a lot of importance to many americans, particularly americans who word might be likely to go and vote for trump in the fall. um. and they did also uh trade barbs. uh when it came to uh, aspects of criminal records. we had, you know, donald trump's recent criminal conviction brought up by joe biden. we had a trump then bringing up hunter bite and the son of joe biden, the side of the president of his criminal conviction that just happened. and there was quite a bit of back and forth on those issues, but at this point, people are looking on at the whole si

accountability processes in the international court of justice. and in the, in the international criminal court. it calls an all states to support those processes in every possible way. the commission welcomes the listing of all apologies to conflict in the 20202023. 63 general to report on children and conflict for committing grave child rights violations in the occupied palestinian territory and is a recall on the list of parties to immediately end all the good a violations against children and in cooperation with the u. n. adopt time bound commitment to and, and prevent great violations against children. in conclusion, all well faces, the biggest threat of impunity for violations of international law, unless perpetrators help to account and justice is delivered for or victims. the protection and promotion of human rights remains a paramount obligation of all member states. thank you mister president. i thank you miss a mrs. navigate a chair woman of the so i on ok. 5 for the scene in territory issues with his island and the new site for presenting the reports of your commission today before the conference causing s

court. i know we need urgent action t t extremists accountable. it is extremely disturbing that the united statest, the highest court of our land, is the only court that does not have enforceable code of conducts. justice thomas, which my residents call corruption clarence, has received over $4 million in and 193 gift, including multiple vacations, flights on private jets, helicopter rides, mr. speaker, and yacht trips from republican billionaire megadonors like harlon crow who have cases before the court. and we are supposed to expect this court to hold itself accountable? give me a break. one of these luxury trips actually cost $500,000. and it's not just corrupt clarence, it's justice alito who has also been hit with numerous scanls including accepting luxury trips and flying insurrectionists stop the steal flags outside of his home after the attack on our u.s. capitol. yet, here we go, the american people are supposed to trust him to decide the cases around january 6. and these unelected justices serving lifetime appointments, mr. speaker, continue to strip us of our rights, shred our voting

[panting] >>> accountability and acknowledgment of history denied in oklahoma today at the state supreme courtof the tulsa race massacre. the lawsuit sought reparations for the attack which took place in 1921 when a white mob killed as many as 300 american residents of tulsa. it destroyed what was known at the time as black wall street. since that attack, 103 years ago, there has been no legal or financial accountability at all. joining us now is my colleague, nbc news correspondent antonia hylton. today felt like it was about more than just state supreme court in oklahoma denying this case. >> i agree. but in a way, you know, i'm not surprised by this. and i think the community surrounding these two women, these two survivors who were leading the way on this lawsuit since 2020. i don't think that they are surprised, even if they are heartbroken right now. you know, for anyone who hasn't been aware of what's going on here, these two survivors, 109, 110 years old, lesie randall, and viola fletcher, both called mother by people in the greenwood area, broader oklahoma, they have been fighting for

states supreme court. from the overturning of roev. wade to under mining of the protection agency. federal relations are designed to protect american citizens. the inability of a ham strung congress to hold the supreme court accountable shopping under scores this urgency. the battle to save our democracy will be waged in state courtrooms. americans aren't really accustomed to thinking of state constitutions as an additional check on our system of government but throughout our country's history, there's been this tug of war between state and federal powers with one stepping up when the other falls short. americans forget that state courts have at times being key drivers of social change and progress in america for example, same-sex couples began marrying in massachusetts state courts in 2004. more than a decade before the federal salespeople court -- federal supreme court. you often hear about red states striking down abortion states. four states amended their state constitution to include that right. 14 states are holding similar referendums this upcoming november meanwhile 11 states recognize a right to an abortion independent of the u.s. constitution. on the issue of voting rights where the supreme court has notori

. >> paul pelosi testifies in the state trial against the man already convicted of attacking him in federal court. his account says felt like a nightmare, and the a's had some work to do after being down three. >> nothing aga st the braves. jesse ea deal to end the nearly eight month long war against hamas. the plan would include a withdrawal of israeli forces and an exchange of hostages. phase two would see the cease fire become permanent and phase three would see the reconstruction of gaza. protesters in support of palestine are gathered outside the federal building on seventh street in san francisco right now. >> the group jewish voice for peace bay area, says the rally is about ending the israeli invasion of rafah and calling on the white house to stop sending arms to israel. >> san francisco's now shuttered anchor brewing company will soon be up and running again under a new owner. it has been purchased by the billionaire founder and ceo of chobani yogurt. the sale includes all of anchor's assets, including the beer's trademark recipe and potrero hill brewery. the new owner says he plans to preserve the

court said the clients don't have standing in this case. we are grateful the case will continue with three states working to hold the fda accountable for its today republican attorney generals in missouri, idaho and kansas are continuing to challenge access to mifepristone using the same legal argument in the case the court rejected today. this time they are framing access as an infringement on states rights. even if this challenge fails in federal court, there are still restrictions at the state level. last month in louisiana where abortion is already banned, it became the first state to classify both drugs used for medication abortion as controlled, date -- dangerous substances. effectively shutting down access to these pills through the mail. joining me now is nancy northup, president for the center for reproductive rights. i would first like your general reaction. was it one of optimism, anxiety, pessimism? how did you see it? >> well, it was huge relief because if the supreme court had upheld the ruling from the fifth circuit, then availability of medication abortion by telemedicine, receiving it by mail, things that made it much easi

state for abortion access since january of last year. this accounts for more than 15% of the estimated 1 million abortion procedures during that time, 14 states have near complete bans on abortion since the supreme courtversus wade in 2022. texas has one of the most restrictive bans. coming up, mask pardons for marijuana convictions. we're going to check in with our dc bureau for more on the landmark decision that was made in maryland. >> and today, some key amendments to several california retail theft bills. we're going to check in with our capitol correspondent for the latest on what's happening the latest on what's happening there. looking for a smarter way to mop? try the swiffer powermop. ♪♪ an all-in-one cleaning tool, with a 360-degree swivel head that goes places a regular mop just can't. ♪♪ mop smarter with the swiffer powermop. hey, flex. considering there's a heatwave, it's kinda chilly in here. oh, that's because i'm pre-cooling the house with the ac before 4 pm. then i'll turn our thermostat to a comfortable 78 or higher that way i could stay cool later. ooh, what about me? you're never cool. oh. >> the governor of maryland has issued a mask pardon of marijuana convictions. this happened

court has left this troerns open for future fights. medication abortions account for approximately 63% of all abortions in the united states. and today's ruling means that in most states where abortion is legal, women can still receive the pill by mail and without seeing a medical provider in person first. but there are currently 14 states with a near total ban on all abortions, including the use of this pill, mifepristone, medication abortions. in addition, five more have taken moves to restrict the practice of prescribing abortion pills by telemedicine or delivering pills through the mail. anti-abortion rights activists today vowed to keep up their fight. >> it was disappointing, but it's not the end. we'll be out here again. >> reporter: and it's not over yet, david. in his opinion, justice kavanaugh opens the door, he says, there may be other plaintiffs that could bring a suit, though he doesn't specify who. and three states, idaho, kansas, and missouri, have already sued the fda, they say mifepristone interferes with their state laws, impacts their state budgets. and that case could be back here at the supreme court wi

on state leaders to put out a comprehensive plan for holding cities and counties accountable for being part of the solution to end homelessness in san francisco. city leaders say the supreme court's decision today will have a big impact on the way the city enforces its policies. mayor breed says the city in some cases can now cite people for not clearing off sidewalks if they refuse shelter . here's nbc's sergio quintana. mayor london breed says san francisco will continue to offer shelter to people who are in homeless encampments in the city. but the supreme court's decision on grants pass will allow the city to be more aggressive in clearing some persistent encampments. we are setting up the appropriate capacity so that when we are offering people, we can get them off the streets, but this is about people who are refusing. since december of 2022, san francisco has been under an injunction by a u.s. district judge that barred the city from enforcing certain anti-camping laws. mayor breed says about 60% of unhoused people who are offered shelter and services refuse it. city attorney david chu says this supreme court decision allows the city to do more, if that happens, if they re

state is bidding, if you have been caring for such a plot for more than 15 years, you can try to register his ownership through the court. still have questions, want to understand the topic? accounting of property, subscribe to our telegram channel, ask, and we will talk with experts and be sure to tell you about everything in one of the next editions of the instructions, shoplifting, robbery, gazui, you ran away from an orphanage five times, six topics , who got away from the hands, all the hope is on you, completely wild guys, we need repulsed mentors, forgive me, lord, what did you want from me? miracle, this is your obedience, just save from others, i saved myself, i had no contact with you either, but what were you doing, you stopped lying, disobedient people, cultural centers in russia are experiencing a rebirth, thanks to the national project, culture was renovated in 5 years. a little more than 800 people live in the village, there are as many as 12 creative associations, including two folk ensembles, all rehearsals and concerts are held in this assembly hall, after renovation. a costume room has appeared, here artists not only store clothes, but create images for performanc

state court in new york. he could already be in prison. it feels like we are forever thirsting for accountability and it so rarely comes. but if we now look at the fact that navarro was serving a prison term. steve bannon has been ordered to report to prison on july 1 and donald trump will be sentenced for 34 felony convictions on july 11. dare i say accountability might be trending at this point. >> yes, justice grinding slow, but exceedingly fine at this point. the last thing is there is so much open talk now. we are going to prosecute our political enemies because they are our political enemies. they dropped any pretext. we are going to use the tools of the state to put people in prison. frankly authoritarian promises. what you make of those promises? >> i mean this is the danger. frankly even the way we have these conversations about accountability. we should make clear the reason it is good that accountability has come is because there was always a lot of evidence. >> correct. and a long process of a trial and appeals. yes, all of that. >> right. right and what donald trump has done is skipp

environmental quality act took into account the noise of building more housing, and the agency is required to revisit alternative locations. the state supreme courts expected to publish an opinion at 10:00 this morning. today, volunteers and crews will be back at work in san francisco ahead of constructing an iconic display for pride month. crews will pick up supplies needed to build this year's pink triangle atop twin peaks. the annual tradition represents the pink triangle used by during world war two. concentration, concentration camps to identify homosexuals. installation gets underway tomorrow and is expected to be complete by saturday. the triangle will stay up through june 30th. well, anyone heading up to help in the city? what are we going to? what are they going to see? it's going to be hard to see in the morning and then you'll have sunshine for the afternoon. cooler temperatures coming our way. after reaching 80 yesterday, we're back to the 60s throughout the weekend and there will at times be some low visibility and some fog in the early morning, late evening hours. but it's definitely going to be much better. and we also have oakland

india and courting movie and movie what the nice is that is in september, secretary of state anthony blinkin. so the united states expects those responsible for new years killing to be held to account. we want to see accountability. the state department declined a request for an interview. as moody dined at the white house, indian intelligence agents were allegedly finalizing their next assassination. this time on american soil, the the indian spies plan to count a seek activist in new york city, according to an indictment filing us federal court last year the, the target was one thing for news. a lawyer who advocates for a separate state for seats in india. he was friends with nature in their last conversation, just hours before nature was gone down to one point noun that they were both targets. so he did telling me that he has been informed that there is a direct cut to his life that i need to be careful. there are hickman out there who are looking for you. he's voted to test can so true. according to the indictment indian intelligence agents hired a hit man in new york city to assassinate noon, the price a $100000.00. but the human was an undercover us law enforcement agents who

spirit of the supreme court decision today, i'm calling on our state to put forward a comprehensive statewide plan for holding every county and every city in the state accountable for doing their fair share to expand shelter, capacity and inpatient treatment capacity. >> san jose currently has the fourth highest homelessness population in the country, the latest city census showed there are more than 6200 homeless residents in another major ruling, the us supreme court made it harder to charge defendants in the us capitol riot with obstruction. >> the justices ruled 6 to 3 on a case brought by a former pennsylvania law enforcement officer, who prosecutors say stormed the capitol on january 6th, 2021. one of the charges against joseph fisher is obstructing an official proceeding. the supreme court sent the case back to the lower court, saying that if someone is going to be charged with obstruction, there must be proof the defendants tried to tamper with or destroy documents. former president trump has also been charged with obstruction. >> the importance with respect to president trump is number one. does jack smith have to supersede his indictment? because the

account killing at least $32.00 palestinians. the u. s. supreme court has ruled to temporarily allow portions in idaho for pregnant women facing medical emergencies. that reinstates a lower costs decision that the states nick complete found on abortion contravene. the emergency medical treatment and labor act, president, jo, buttons, administration, have food, idaho, arguing the out takes precedent of a state. no, it's gonna share per ton c as long for as in washington d. c at the supreme court. she have. so what has the court found? take us through the supreme court decision. this is a very technical decision, very effectively saying, look, we took this case on too early. it still should wind its way through the lat codes before it reaches us. but having said above, the supreme court has an exactly the bays itself in glory for several reasons. first of what we knew about this isn't 24 hours ago because someone inadvertently posted it on the website very briefly. but secondly, the supreme court and take me out because this decision had said, the emergency room abortions were to be outlawed unless the life of the mother was in danger causing in moments amounts of total amount and danger to mothers in i

this bill will bluntly curtail the united states' ability to engage the court to advance our interests in supporting justice and accountabilitye outcome, and the sanctions will have a chilling effect on states who would to an with us inen suring the court delivers justice and avoids overreach. only that, this particular legislation is overly broad. it would sanction our allies around the globe who support the i.c.c. through resources and further who has offered financial, material, or technological assistance to thehall be, shall be sanctioned. so let's look at what that means when we break it down. if you go to a list of the largest funders of the i.c.c. closest allies in europe and in asia, they would be virtually identical. the u.k.,nce, germany, italy, and japan. as this legislation is drafted, of these countries would need to be sanctioned for providing material assistance to the i.c.c. . bodies would also need to be sanctioned for appropriating funds to go to the i.c.c. europe couldecom a sanctionable is sction mare or malonima maloni smart policy? that's absurd on its face to bik sanctions on the over900 staff members

courts in terms of holding him accountable. we talk about changing the election. it is wisconsin, michigan, and pennsylvania. and in two of those states. if you extend it to arizona, georgia, nevada. , there are state investigations and criminal indictments around these fake electors. while that might not be the overarching movement to hold donald trump accountable, it does remind people on the ground of what happened in 2020. there is something to the people in your neighborhood being part of a plot to steal the election no matter where they are getting their information or what their social media feed is. >> absolutely. they are central to these cases. it will be an important reminder and those are the three states. you mentioned arizona, nevada, georgia. but the other three he could win with, he is much closer in. so i do think that look, for as much as 2020 is the topic of conversation, this is good news for biden. all of these taken together are products of lawsuits or criminal action. he is prosecuted or litigated which a fine way to get come up pans in our world. what would be great is if republican politicians en masse could l