it was a lonely time. i was appreciative for the citizens giving me this responsibility and this duty. what i very, very quickly learned is that this is a very isolating job. 2021 was a lonely time. i turned 50 in 2021. probably one of the worst birthdays i've ever had. i spent it alone. so i have a clear recollection of 2021 being lonely. >> did mr. wade ever come visit you at the condo prior to november of 2021 when mrs. yearti was at the condo? >> so mrs. yearti and me were -- we didn't share the condo at the same time. >> so the answer would be no? >> we never stayed there together. it's impossibility. >> it's impossibility? >> yeah. >> now, mrs. -- so that -- mrs. yearti -- we need to get clarification on this. mrs. yearti stayed in that place. may have been a time that me and mr. wade visited, went and saw mrs. yearti. but me and mrs. yearti never lived there together, just so we're clear. >> maybe that was clear. but i'm going to have to try again. >> okay. >> was mrs. yearti still living in the con

he was not really usually most of the time he is very serious and sad face and and that time he lookme since 14 years he could come back to his home country, i got that pictures, that picture he was... surrounded by friends like, i know, i remember rafari, i knew rapari for from château and some other people, i didn't know, but uh, i will remember his face all my life, he was sitting here, looking through the window, looking to iran, his home country, he has not seen since 14 years and he didn't know at that time, eight days or nine days later, your country will change because of this return. i got these pictures and then after a short time, we were not sure what was going to happen because actually the plane was not allowed to land on the airport, we have to make another turn around and then we're allowed to to to land on the airport and i wanted... donc je suis toujours en train de chercher quel était le nom de la balise pour aller et on nous a mis là pendant une dizaine de minutes et ensuite on nous a autorisé à atterrir et euh je revois encore l'atterrissage début d'atterrissage

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and this time know ar. just thejoy, just the again. and this time know ar.the cop. joe wilson, bbc news, wimbley. ——joe wilson, bbc news, wembley. so cracking final at wembley — let's get some more now from joe who's at wembley for us. you could see how much this means to liverpool, and tojurgen klopp with the first of what they hope will be four trophies this year. what could this mean for them and the rest of the season? absolutely. i think at the _ the rest of the season? absolutely. i think at the end _ the rest of the season? absolutely. i think at the end of _ the rest of the season? absolutely. i think at the end of that _ the rest of the season? absolutely. i think at the end of that match, . the rest of the season? absolutely. i think at the end of that match, he j i think at the end of that match, he was as elated, klopp, and as animated as i think we have ever seen him and you can understand why. to win a final as tight as that, thatis to win a final as tight as that, that is one thing to celebrate, but four of the players, i've written their name

>> around that time. >> okay.n the spring of 2021, when you sent those -- or when you received those messages, you indicated it was messing around? >> it was. >> it was messing around in your mind. that's what your testimony was. >> yes. >> even when he said, can you please text me back? >> i didn't see his text message, so i didn't text him back. >> even when your phone logged missed calls? >> can you ask that again? >> even when your phone log showed missed calls from your son in that time period? >> no. >> now, you said yesterday about these messing around texts, you'll agree with me that there's no indication in any text message, either between you and your son or any facebook message between you and your husband, in any of those exhibits, in fact, anywhere on your phone, that indicated that any of those messages were a joke? >> no, there weren't. >> there weren't. we're talking about hundreds of messages between you and your son and thousands of messages between you and your husband. >> correct. >> and you do

champion , nine-time world champion, three-time olympic champion, a legend on the way to his fourthot of our fans in the stands. everyone supports alexander karelin. karilin is trying to carry out his signature reverse belt technique, but the opponent actively resists, the referee stops the fight and puts the wrestlers on the cross. the american was the first to emerge from the cross and karelin was awarded a point. more! this is a referee’s mistake, i didn’t win, which means i lost, and it doesn’t matter why. he fought with broken ribs and severe injuries, but he never complained or even thought about leaving the competition. at the sydney olympics, the russian wrestling team became the strongest team in the games. it was a victory for the new generation, which grew up looking up to alexander korelina. this was his victory. for outstanding achievements in sports, courage and heroism shown at the olympic games in atlanta. karelin was awarded the title of hero of the russian federation. the winner of three olympics continues to support and develop sports in russia and in his native n

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i remember times that he visit me at that condo, yes. >> how many times mr.ade visit you you at the condo from the time you moved in and prior to november 21 of 2020. >> i do not want to speculate. >> can we say more than five, more than 10? >> i will tell you the problems that i am having here. >> let's say more than 10 but i'm not sure that that is even accurate. granting some food to eat. i don't remember him being in that condo a lot. i am sorry. you want a number? >> your best recollection is all i'm asking for. >> that is all i can give to you how many times did anna cross come to that condo between the time you moved in november 1 of 2021. what about any other prosecutor that is involved in the prosecution of this chase. it was a lonely time. >> yes. 2021. i have a lot of things about this time period in my life. isolating jobs. 2021 was a lonely time. i turned 50 and 2021. i have a clear recollection of 2021 being lonely. >> did he ever visit you at the condo? the time. i am talking about prior to november of 2021 when miss garrity was at the condo? >

wade at that time? >> yes, we were friends at the time, yes. >> you are no longer business partners, you are no longer friends. >> if he saying were not friends then -- >> do you consider yourself a friend of mr. wade? >> potential bias. >> what i consider myself a friend? i would. >> you are asked about the circumstances of what you've done, do you recall those questions? >> i do. >> the firm remains the same as far as other employees in the partners of the firm, you are the one who left, correct? >> that is correct. >> you turned as a disagreement, do you recall answering questions? you had a disagreement. yes? >> yes. >> and that disagreement was that there was an allegation of sexual assault by an employee made against you. >> that is incorrect. >> there was not an allegation that you sexually assaulted one of the employees in the firm? >> that is incorrect, but, yes. >> so you sexually assaulted a member of the firm? >> yes, there was an allegation. >> as a result of that allegation, you left? you

yes, ma'am. >> the time. henry first it is exhibit 20 in 2021 accounts for the time. jennifer's, 2022 through december 1 of 2022. >> when did you release the relationship? >> let's be clear, i want to mix words. i would say she's been my friend since 2020. so if you ask about a personal relationship, i consider myself will relationship right now in a personal relationship with him and with andrew in a personal relationship with him as we speak right now. but i don't think that's what you're asking. >> when did your romantic relationship and ask. >> me and mr. wade, we are good friends. my respect for him has grown the last seven weeks of attacks. we are good friends. this would have been up friendship who have stopped having and you have submitted we will be friends until the day we die. >> you asked about personal relationships. >> it as one personal relationship ended. >> i would say late summer of 2023. i believe that what you're asking really. >> asking about your romantic relationship. >> i think me and mr. wade, he's a man, i would say june or july. i would say

so we gave them more time. senator graham reasoned a delay was necessary that president biden quote should get involved in border immigration negotiations unquote. well president biden did get involved and he gave senator graham the time he asked for. and yet again yesterday he asked for more time once again. in december at senator fischer refused democrats of not wanting to address border security saying quote my democratic colleagues support border security for taiwan. they support border security for ukraine and they support border security for israel. but what they won't support its basic border security for the united states of america. we are told our own border security is not related to the national security supplemental. that is absurd. that is what she said. that is absurd not to have border security in the bill in december. well yesterday she said she would refuse to even debate a bill that addressed her national security and border security not even debate. the entire process has been quite a roller

and just the limits of time. just a quick not a comment, please. just to save time for others. the first one coming in virtually is about arlington national, and i'll preface it by saying that here. here's an example of the fact some of the most permanent and well-remembered elements of presidential mourning are improvised because when john kennedy was assassinated, someone suggested arlington cemetery to jackie and she said, absolutely not. jack was from boston i think it's a funeral factory, it's cold. you know, it's sort of an assembly line. this is her language, not mine and she was argued out of that by people in the president's entourage who said, you know, the was a larger figure than just someone who should be buried in brookline, massachusetts in the family plot. you know, maybe you should reconsider arlington. and she had robert kennedy and robert mcnamara, the secretary of defense, go out to arlington and take a look at these three acres in front of the custis lee mansion. and she said, well, jack, really belong to history and this is more appropriate. so we have a q

at this time i'd like to yield as much time as he may consume to mr. lalota from the great state of new york. mr. lalota: thank you for your leadership in the small business committee. i rise to speak in support of my bill, the bipartisan d.o.e. and s.b.a. research act. the d.o.e. and s.b.a. research act would simply require the small business administration and america's 17 national labs to collaborate, to ensure that small businesses are better utilized within the department of energy procurement process. the department of energy is one of the largest procurers of small business goods and services in the government. through the d.o.e.'s national laboratories, small businesses can play a critical role in executing the d.o.e.'s mission. my district, which is home to one of these laboratories, brook haven national lab, which is leading the way by prioritizing working with small businesses. specifically b.n.l. in suffolk county small businesses have created a mutually beneficial relationship based upon cooperative research and technical assistance. despi

there many times i didn't feel _ not happen. there many times i didn't feel it — not happen.mes i didn't feel it would _ not happen. there many times i didn't feel it would happen - didn't feel it would happen because it was a complicated transaction which required a lot of— transaction which required a lot of patience and the sellers and understand the situation they're — and understand the situation they're in and they did want to sell to— they're in and they did want to sell to us_ they're in and they did want to sell to us there are a lot of obstacles in the way where to find their_ obstacles in the way where to find their way through obstacles and we did get to know— obstacles and we did get to know each other and help form a bond _ know each other and help form a bond in — know each other and help form a bond in relationships between ourselves and the family. | ourselves and the family. would ourselves and the family. i would you describe them and how they ran manchester united up until this point? i they ran manchester united up until this point?— until this point? i o

in stoppage time. unrelenting shocks and quite a bit of ridiculous late drama, the africa cup of nations will finish tomorrow when either hosts ivory coast or fellow former champions nigeria contest the final. our reporterjohn bennett is out in abidjan and looks ahead to the final now in the company of former cameroon defender sebastien bassong. excitement levels are rising here for the locals, notjust for the final but the possible party afterwards on sunday night and going through into monday. the locals will get a day off if ivory coast win. one person who hasn't had a day off during this africa cup of nation is seb bassong, he has seen nearly every game. thanks forjoining us. is this the best possible final for a neutral? i is this the best possible final for a neutral? ., �* , , a neutral? i wouldn't say the best ossible a neutral? i wouldn't say the best possible but _ a neutral? i wouldn't say the best possible but it _ a neutral? i wouldn't say the best possible but it is _ a neutral? i wouldn'

he's hoping for better this time round.r main competitors or not. formula 1 is obviously a relative sport, but at the same time we are focusing on ourselves, and from one year to the other we always try to look at what we can do better as a team without focusing too much on the others. we don't know where the others are at in terms of developments, so we will have to wait the real first lapse before to judge where exactly we are. and finally, it's an iconic moment from the winter olympics. a0 years ago, british ice dancers jayne torvill and christopher dean won gold and became the first dancing pair ever to receive a perfect six from alljudges in a skating competition. they are back in bosnia tojoin the celebrations of the 40th anniversary of the sarajevo winter olympics. the pair held a training session to try to inspire the next generation of ice skaters — just as they did a0 years ago. from winning the olympics in 811, we previously had won world championships within ice—skating, but there are so many sports involved in

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at the worst more time to hang one them more time to hang on hostages, time to seek to hostages, moreseek to get, resupply from iran and get, um, resupply from iran and their and take the their friends and then take the attack israel and, um, attack back to israel and, um, and visit more horror upon them. israel has asked to back down and back away when it's defending itself, and it's the only country in the world where, having had this kind of thing done to them, is asked not to defend itself robustly and seek to get its citizens back. so i wouldn't vote with the labour position for that reason. not least, way. i also least, by the way. i do also note that they are a political and be elected, neither which and be elected, neither of which prince at least give prince william is at least give labour credit that. labour credit for that. the second is second reason i wouldn't is claiming that statehood is the inalienable right of the palestine people. at the end of this statement, another position that because they're talking about the two state solution, another position that hamas does

, almost anybody at that time. and he was in this tremendously disruptive period, american history. he knew to write about it and he knew how to apply literature to it, which made him, you know, a blessing to encounter. so it refrained from using it. can you talk about his attitude toward native americans since you mentioned in your prolog that he swindled an indian tribe out of there, insists they did and a very that's that's that's something i it's just honestly what he frankly he his view of native americans was this when the time was viewed as a progressive viewpoint it was actually very almost, dare i say, genocidal. he had a great admiration for, native american culture, and he believed that all the races were capable of equal intellectual feats and had the same moral compass and things like that. but he was one of those republicans who believed that in order native americans to have their full and to be these truly equal parts of american society, you needed to get rid of their culture. so he believed very h

the imam komeni, at one time you couldn't go further up and he had to took an helicopter.is right, shahi asked all the time, saias, he has raison, he is right, and then from that place he moved to the second part of the story, he moved to alavi school where he stay for a couple of days, for 10 days before the revolution, but from that place, nobody could imagine 10 days later, the the country will change absolutely on nintendo. stay in a small school called alavi school outside next to the parliament, it's small again, when i say simple, simple place, it was just room like that, you know, 3 meter square. nothing else, i've been there recently and in the same place and when i look at the at the at the school at the window, it's so small, it's so, mean simple, you know, mean i i think you know how the difference you know, mean everything changed because of what happened, the emotion, but what you look at the place, i've got the pictures, it's just a simple simple school, simple window, mean like like nothing happen, you know, so simple. and my memory, it was like huge thing,

it'll be wet and windy at times, but it won't be raining all the time.f the meteorological spring. but overnight on tuesday into wednesday, our cold front clears the south—east of england. another warm front approaches the north and the west, so here cloudier, breezier, milder, but a touch of frost possible for england and wales. then rain starts to push eastwards as we head throughout the day. heavier downpours of rain across parts of north—west england, the welsh mountains in particular, and possibly south—west england, too, but largely dry for much of the day further east. if we do see any late brightness for northern ireland, we could see highs of 13 or 1a celsius along with that milder south—westerly wind. you can see the milder air, marked on the air—mass chart in yellow, being swept away through thursday with a couple of cold fronts. so things are going to be turning colderfrom the west, and the snow levels will drop. but some early rain, i think, across much of central southern england. flood warnings in force here. the ground is already saturate

they need to for a short amount of time and leave. they need to have a job and a and they need to get training. so it's almost a kind of vocational school for them to go back and work in the colonies. and that's really interesting because first, i mean, you know, the bordeaux was hard to find a kind of a link. there's very kind of real few concrete links. but the idea that the members of the academy would then go over to parliament and vote on the legality of slavery during in 1738 i think was really interesting. and the second thing that, you know, to get to to to look at this question a little bit more broadly, was that france for the longest was a had benefited from the free soil principle. this was something that was instituted during the middle ages. the idea that you would show up in france, you'd set foot in france and you would be free. and in fact, there were all french three are all kind of part of the same kind of etymology realm. and what happened in 1719 was that the regent who replaced louis 14th, the sun king, who had d

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as acleastcs tells us, there's a time for every season and a time for every purpose under hech. so serve kentucky has been an honor of my life, and to lead my republican colleagues has been the highest privilege. but one of life's most under appreciated talents is to know when it's time to move on to life's next chapter. so i stand before you today, mr. president, and my colleagues to say this will be my last term as republican leader of the senate. i'm not going anywhere any time soon. however, i will complete my job my colleagues have given me until we select a new leader in november and they take the helm next january. i'll finish the job the people of kentucky hired me to do as well. albeit from a different seat, and i'm actually looking forward to that. so it's time for me to think about another season. i love the senate. it's been my life. there may be more distinguished members of this body throughout our history, but i doubt there were any with any more admiration for the senate. after all this time, i still get a thrill walking into the capitol and especially on this ve

and so there was a lot of hesitancy at that time. so i think to build on that right became politicized. but from a public health standpoint, how do we in that and how do we build trust with communities and how we effectively communicate? i think these are all themes. you're 100% right. all themes that came up during the pandemic that we have the opportunity, learn from anything else. what do you think? yes, i think the effective social media and like the internet on how people get information about public health issues and like developments within the medical industry is a thing that people look back on. but i make absolutely so another theme with health communication, right? so i told you it's not enough, but is my jam. so another thing with health communication is what do we do in the era that anyone can say anything online and it becomes really, really hard to out who the expert is who knows why, who you can trust, expect actually when there's growing in the institutions that people traditionally turn to so absolutely that's a cha

it will take time. democracy is a process. we just have to continue to work to get to the answer for how we will do -- invest in our defense industrial base and how we supply ukraine with weapons to do that but i am confident the u.s. will get there. >> but it is the time that is working in favor of vladimir putin now. of course, everyone is looking at the u.s.. also, to speed up the process. i understand that democracy takes time. you have debates. at the same time there's a lot at stake, i think in the world. again, i turned back to history. three things we learned from the 1930's and the second world war were that first, everything spreads very fast in europe. secondly, that if america isolates itself, eventually, this will cost you more. and third, the aggression pays off somewhere and it serves as an imitation to use it elsewhere and that is a threat to global security. [applause]. >> thank you very much. now, we are opening this to the audience for questions. understand china and many other issues are on your agenda this

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or july i decided to go there again to take a chance to to see more because of course during that time there was more news about you demonstration in iran then when i came second time i remember very well the director of my agency told okay you can do whatever you want but you should think about the show of iran because if you do something with the with the family of the shah it will be published in the in the press you know because of course they interested by that, nobody cares about revolution, but the family of thesha will always interest be people, so i said, okay, why not, i took my chance and i went back to tehran and i applied to cover the family of the shah, and it was not so difficult, because i was a french guy, and they opened the doors. "to come here after 40 years, it's very strange. i was here exactly when the revolution to cover the palace, the place was a bit different, but there were many people in it, mainly pasdaran, mola and some journalists, we could go around this place without any problem, and since 40 years i've not seen this palace, of course everything has ch

returns to the moon for the first time in 50 years. one stock is rocketing higher on the news it's friday, february 23rd, 2024 you're watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc >>> good morning and welcome to "worldwide exchange. i'm frank holland. let's get you ready to start the day with the hourly check on the u.s. stock futures and take a look here. futures in the red across the board. s&p and dow are flat it is the nasdaq taking a leg lower at this hour what you see in the futures after a blockbuster day for stocks in the u.s. and all around the world h ahead of the open, the dow is above 39,000 for the first time after the 1% gain yesterday for the 13th record close of the year the nasdaq 100 sitting at or just a tick below all-time highs after 2% and 3% gains yesterday. all coming off the best one-day gains in more than a year. according to bespoke, the last time the nasdaq 100 saw a daily gain of 3% was in march of 2000. this comes on the back of the stock of the week, nvidia, off the 16% gain hitting a fresh all-time hig

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i hope you 9:00 to noon eastern time. michael goodman in the new york post, according to the tv guide, jimmy failla show is ready to go, fox news saturday night with jimmy starts right now my car is late so i'm going to have to stay here and watch. ♪ fox news saturday night. hopping. ♪ and just like that, cable news party back. good to see you, everybody. as you know, i spent most of my adult life driving a taxi in new york city where i conversed quite regularly with wizards and women of the night. this week's panel has one of each say hello to comedian and odysseus, karen fisher, there she is. fox nation and faith in the house, i'm going to try not to get emotional. comedian, actor and leave suspect in every missing person case in his neighborhood, chris is here as well, my man, looking good. hello, everybody like a million bucks. >> i was hoping to be a wizard. >> we are going to get there. you two should know this, karen does not like this. the real story, we found that, our friendship is based on the road again for we

it is about time. mcconnell has been there a long time.e in leadership and a different direction for the country. less government spending, and get control of deficits and debt. good time for this to happen. neil: you say less government spending, donald trump was no slouch in that regard, $1 trillion in debt. so he's not exactly a card-carrying member of the stop the spending nonsense crowd. >> you are right. chip roy mentioned that the 4. that something we have to get control over. we are $34 trillion national debt, running net interest payments of $1 trillion a year. this is unsustainable. we need sustainable budgeting that will get control of spending. neil: we never get it, ever ever ever, left or right, many years, when i bill younger man i heard these arguments. it doesn't happen. >> as you know, politicians need to get reelected and give out handouts and more spending, got to get control of this. this is a large national crisis going on, the excessive spending we've got to get control over. neil: if you return to omb or some other

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bradley was your attorney at the time, correct? >> at what time? >> at the time that mr. bradley received his contract from fulton county, which would have been the beginning of january, or in january of 2021, right? >> that the date of his contract? >> pretty close. >> i don't know what the date of his contract was, but if -- if it was after the date of the filing of the divorce, then yeah. >> i'm not talking about -- i'm not talking about after the date of the filing of the divorce. it's been represented to the court that you had an attorney/client relationship with mr. bradley from 2015 forward, correct? >> that is correct. >> when mr. bradley received his contract with fulton county, that was in 2021, correct? >> i don't know. >> we can prove that through other evidence. but at the time that mr. bradley was doing work for fulton county, if i understand, you still had an attorney/client privilege, at least you are claiming one with mr. bradley, correct? >> yes. >> when you talked about mr. bradley and his contract with fulton county, those were not covered by attorney/

most are not compensated for time spent waiting between flights in the airport or even time boarding the plane. another concern the danger of unruly passengers with incidents on the rise since the pandemic. >> then he spat in my face and sucker punched me in the eye. i was knocked back three feet before falling to the ground. >> i was hit in the head, knocked to the ground, and i sustained very serious injuries as a result of that. flight attendants scheduled to work have been encouraged to picket virtually. sfo is one of more than 30 airports across the world today expected to have a flight attendants joining in on this day of action, and today's demonstration here at sfo is expected to start right around 11:00. and go until about 1230. live at sfo lena howland abc seven news. >> all right. thanks so much, lena. the primary election is now just three weeks away. california's for leading candidates for u.s. senate took the debate stage last night here in san francisco. they spent an hour talking about everything from housing affordability to homelessness and crime and public safety.

were you conscious of that time? >> i was conscious. >> you were able to make that decision yourself. you are of sound mind to make that decision yourself? >> they did not have access to me to be able to -- >> there was then a disconnect of your ability to command the military through your secure communications because they cannot access you. >> it was determined -- they were advised by the doctors that they could not gain access to me. that is the tripwire to transfer authorities. >> let us talk about whether there was a break. you testified under oath or was no gap did the president of the united states no on the first of january you were going to the hospital and an ambulance? >> he did not. >> did he know on the 2nd of january that you had been admitted to critical care and ico? >> he did not >> the commander and chief elected by the american people, civilian oversight, did not know on january 1st or january 2nd. january 3rd comes around, did the president know? >> he did not. >> how long does it take -- we could

gold standard which was not as timely a times we were still reporting. again it was slower. we made a lot of improvements and thank you congress for those resources. we can almost get real-time and that gold standard data. that is what we are using. we are able to sunset those datasets that you are preferring to so we are in a better place with timeliness and accuracy of the mortality. we are still looking at a million adults who lost their lives and 1700 kids who lost their lives to cope it. we had to keep those tools at our disposal. >> you talked earlier, i was going to ask you about what's going on in china now. your assessment from what you know if it's not a novel virus quick >> correct. we have been in close touch with their counterparts in china and that information has been collaborated with other counterparts across u.s. government but also her european union partners so we feel confident. santa gets an institution with the world health organization. this is my assessment of it when coker broke out in china and sharing information so the rest o

rachel: this time, donald trump was right, his strategy was this is my time, not hers.0%. if you know donald trump, you know he wanted to be at 60%. but you can't underestimate what he pointed out, which is this is a record-breaking victory for any republican in this state, twice the amount that anybody's ever gotten. and if that's without really having spent much time in south carolina. nikki haley had a bus tour. she was running -- pete: for two weeks, yeah. rachel: she was doing merrills, and she's from the -- mailers and she's from the state, and she still lost. we debated on your show last night on fox nation, was this a concession speech? was the 2-hour delay a team behind the scenes debating do we stay in, do we stay out? even halfway through the speech we thought this might be a concession speech. but, no, she's doubling down. she's staying in. here's what she had to say. >> i want to congratulate donald trump on his victory. [background sounds] and i want to thank the people of south carolina for using the power of your voice. [cheers and applause] no matter th

the time in u.s..tors really grilled tech ceos on tuesday, including meadows or mark zuckerberg. most senators argue that the social media platforms should there are more legal liability when children are harmed online kron four's catherine heenan takes a look. >> this was 4 hours of intense questioning with testimony, including the ceos of meta and tiktok. one of the most dramatic moments when senator josh hawley ask mark zuckerberg to apologize to grieving families and the audience. people who say they have lost children to things like suicide and exploitation. >> they're here. you're on national television. would you like now to apologize to the victims who have been harmed your product showing the pictures? would you like to apologize for what you've done to these good people? >> what followed was an awkward mostly off microphone apology with soccer. berg's saying he is sorry for what families have been through. >> in a lot of ways, this is and acknowledgement by congress that all they have left to

time time is 536.announcement from one of santa clara county's biggest hospitals raising new concerns about access to emergency health care services. san jose's regional medical center is closing its trauma center this summer. they cite shifting demand in patient care that that has many hospital workers worried about their patients in east san jose. members of the california nurses association says those patients soon will have to travel across town to the valley medical center or go to stanford medical center in palo alto, depending on what time of day you're having your medical emergency, you could be stuck in 15 to 45 minutes of traffic to get to the nearest hospital. hospital officials say the number of patients going to its trauma center dropped over the past few years. at the same time, more patients are going into other areas of the emergency room time is up. 537 there's a new proposal in the state legislature targeting organized retail theft. it's called the california retail theft reduction ac