tom smith, competition — definitely a threat. tom smith, competition lawyer _ definitely a threat.mpetition lawyer at - definitely a threat. tom smith, competition lawyer at geradin. competition lawyer at geradin partners in london. in the middle east, israeli forces say they've killed 50 palestinian gunmen in continuing fighting around al—shifa hospital in gaza city. combat has raged for days in and around the complex, which is crowded with patients and displaced people. our bbc arabic team have been speaking to one of the women trapped inside the al—shifa hospital's complex. she told them doctors and journalists have been taken by the israeli soldiers. translation: i swear by god, they just take those _ who consider to be saboteurs of the hamas movement. they searched the medical staff and put them in the courtyard outside of al—shifa hospital. they left one or two males nurses in the hospital so they could look after injured patients inside. besides that, they took them all. there are no remaining journalists, they arrested all of them. it's been two days without any food, water

early i spoke to tom smith, competition lawyer at geradin partners in london, and former director ofs authority. i asked him, was this expected. when the biden administration came in, they talked to anti—trust agencies. so it was always a question of when and not if. they already have big lawsuits against google and amazon. so not afraid to take on some of the big players. what is the aim of the us administration in this case? it looks like a massive, full frontal attack on apple. full frontal attack on apple's most profitable businesses. it accuses apple of monopolising consumers in all sorts of areas from the apps store to cloud gaming. it is going to be a huge lawsuit. we had from our business correspondent michelle fleury, talking about this walled garden approach where, from apple's perspective, they encourage everyone to use apple products and they make it easy to link between apple products and perhaps difficult to link to other phones. listening to the attorney general, that seems to be what the problem is. absolutely. apple likes to have overwhelming control over everything

and tom smith in a pile of 12 months go to shuffle a has a share of the lead. heading into the final round of the arnold palmer invitational, the american had been 6 shots back, but one part to the spinal 7 greens on saturday to get himself to 9 on the pa that's level with on. and she mallory really, matt corey, is full shots back in the winter. it will take him full $1000000.00. and how about this for so finishing the latest round of the snowboard cross road called kansas elliot front and just edged over the line of american jake said to include tina and it's lee space fig tree of the season. right. that is all useful. now people will have more later 0. all right, that's to go through. i'll skip. thank you very much. joe. voters are at pulling stations across portugal in a snap general election. nearly 11000000 voters will elect the 230 members of the national assembly to moderate parties have alternated in power for decades. the central as socialist, send, the centre rights, social democrats. but the far right checkup party is looking to capitalize on corruption allegations. dogs,

which is which i have entitled defining lydia hamilton smith is based largely this book through a shameless ug right here, an uncommon man and tom'sdy giving you theest of the title the goal of my book was to capture the many dimensionss. smith. and i think just from tom's brief introduction, you, you recognizeshe had a lot of dimensions. to say, has recsome very'm happy favorable reviews. one local review wasn't so favorable, but pretty much everybody else was. and in my favorite one so far is is from barry olmsted. he writes, he did a review for libry journal and he says, among other things, kelly seeks to do for smith. what annette gordon-reed did for the hemings family in the slow, which is to provide a biography of a figure given only glancing attention in the annals of history that captures it. that's what i to do. and it took it took some work to get it all done. the challenge was really that nobody took it upon themselves when when she was first gone from us to preserve her papers, you know, thaddeus stevens there's somebody transcribed all of his oh scratch scratchy written documents, his was even worse than mine i think.

, both former president trump and special counsel jack smith in court in florida, no ruling yet on when it will start from judge eileen cannon, tom. special counsel jack smith wants a july 8th date for the federal classified documents case. that's a week before the rnc convention. the trump team asked for august 12th. what happens? >> my guess is she's going to go with the trump team's proposal, liz. i think august is more sensible under the circumstances. as the judge has noted, this is a case that's going to require the parties to go through boatloads of classified information, and that takes far, far longer than you anticipate. that said is, look, i think this judge and all the judges or who are handling these cases are going to have a real challenge managing all these cases so as not to interfere even more than they already are with the campaign season. it's lye like getting planes on a runway. you've got to sequence and put it in order. elizabeth: you know what's interesting too, hans, the justice department's 60-day rule came up. it's an unspoken rule, a policy that federal prosecutors will not take any overt action against

tom wolf could not make it. j. j. smith. where are you? >> these other people who have built what is now become a powerful recovery movement. but i wish you were here to hear this reality is without the mayor's support all of our add have kaes for sober hotels would mean nothing. i don't know if it is fair to call the mayor the recovery mayor. i really hope by the mayor takeing political step a step when you see people had oppose interesting different than when we have done. opposition and doing it differented no keep it this way we always done it this wave even if it is wrong. she had the courage to say, let's move in i different direction. so, interviewings her i would say give credit to the mir for having the political courage to take this on. [applause] and instead i will introduce the head hsh. >> thank you. randled and he thank you to thc for your per inship with the city on this. i want to thank the mayor for her support of the project. and i want to start out by saying this is the beginning. our community engagement process. we are

smith's papers. she did write she wrote a lot of letters, but nobody i mean as tom suggested, a lot of people said oh she's just a house housekeeper. you know, you know, preserve the papers of the housekeeper. i think i hope by the time i'm finished here tonight, you'll know that that was a mistake. to think that. in factnot an accident that nobody preserved her memories john hope franklin, the distinguished black historian had this to suggest about why people like lydia hamilton smith and stevens have not been remembered. and he says that defenders of the lost cause is familiar with that. there's lot of talk about that today. intimidation and lynching of black voters, reprisals against white civil rights activists revision of civil war and reconstruction history. there's been a lot of that and paul and nikki haley get caught up in that one recently so. simple question i mean to me i think it's a simple question. apparently not nikki. i don't mean to get political here. i caution that i would i would you before we get going, is that biography like the journalism that i for so many years is an invasiv

joining us tom first year, tom former president trump in today's court hearing of florida, we leave make tif today trump's team asked to toss out special counsel, jack smith, classified documents case against trump. tom: sure these arguments we knew were coming and the president has legal they were asking the federal judge recommended for the case out entirely and based on her questions from the bench today, it is a semi- she's inclined to do it a few points liz, were she made comments along the lines of flow, these may be very good arguments and powerful arguments were that you can make it the trial and you can make that is right i'm not sure that i see a basis for using them come into dismiss this case entirely and so i think that was assigned the judge as they can these arguments seriously and she held hours of hearings clearing the lawyers argued and theories mitigate the end of the day does not seem likely that she will throw this whole case out at the door sweetie of an interesting article you think him and his assault case to be thorough because trump is being overcharged and he's been contacted to the courts i do think that structurally been charg

tom royale." sunday sitdown with carol burnett plus a special farewell to our dear friend harry smith the morning'slines and another "life well lived" tomorrow morning on "sunday today." >> wait. harry smith is leaving? i didn't know that. catch willie geist and stick here for local news with us on "today in the bay" at 7:00. >>> back here locally, a quick look at the top stories we're following this saturday morning. new this morning, roughly nine people are displaced following a massive three-alarm fire in san francisco. it happened just before 2:00 this morning in the mission district. firefighters responded to several cars on fire. this is between 15th and 16th. the car fire, though, quickly spread to nearby homes, as you can see, between wiese and julian avenue. two people injured. just yesterday morning there was another fire nearby on 15th street at episcopal church at st. john the evangelist on good friday. firefighters are investigating the cause of both fires. >>> seen a lot of off and on rain in the last weeks. are many rearranging easter weekend plans? spans across the bay area heavy wi

tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> in the south bay, former santa clara county sheriff laurie smith lost her appeal of a court case and barred from public office back in 2022. so back in 2022. so it was found guilty of corruption and willful misconduct. the charges stem from allegation she traded concealed weapon permits all in exchange for donations to her re-election campaign. hospice appeal argue that by retiring prior to be found guilty of those 6 corruption and willful misconduct charges. the removal proceedings disqualified her from jury service and job will no longer necessary. but the appellate judges disagree and holding that original decision. so it's a climb for comment for this story. still ahead, the problem morning news. >> oakland plans to up security in a part of the city that experience a lot of crime on efforts. find better protect business and community members. love that more. members. love that more. coming up, going to win. when your gut is out of balance, your body gives you signs. so if you're frustrated with occasional bloating... ♪♪ [stomach noises] gas... or abdominal discomfort... help

tom, thank you. >>> back in the u.s. tonight, there is news involving the future of two trials involving donald trump. in the classified documents case at mar-a-lago, the special counsel, jack smith, arguing tonight that there is no rule that says the trial cannot be conducted in the weeks before the election. and in georgia tonight, will the d.a. stay on the case? abc's aaron katersky reporting. >> reporter: to the cheers of his supporters, donald trump arrived at a florida court hoping to convince a judge to push the federal trial over his alleged mishandling of classified documents past the november election. for the first time in nearly two months, trump coming face-to-face with special counsel jack smith. the two adversaries appearing to lock eyes several times. trump's attorney argued holding a trial before the election is a mistake and should not happen. he asked judge alien cannon, who trump appointed, to push the case back "until late november" so the former president isn't stuck in a courtroom when he could be campaigning. prosecutors responding "this case can be tried this summer" accusing trump of "trying to wring out of the court" needless hearings meant to delay. an

smith. is donald trump poised to win? it certainly looks like it. i am at a polling station in virginia which is a state that he is expected to win and donna tom has predicted contest by one up to this point. he only has one challenge aloud, nikki haley, and there are signs she is preparing to pull out of the race and to drop her campaign and the moment she does that, donald trump would then become the presumptive nominee for the republican party. that is something we had predicted for weeks and months, so how much difference would actually make once it happens? it means that for him he can stop spending time and money campaigning against nikki haley and other rivals and he can train his fire onjoe biden who is almost certain to be the democratic nominee. by the end of this week you will feel as though we are already in the general election campaign, donald trump versusjoe biden once again, the same candidates we had in 2020, even though polling suggests american voters, nearly 70%, do not want that choice, they want to vote for new candidates, but the other thing is it will give donald trump more time to concentrate on his legal cases this later this month