it's about tracie. >> in the weeks since the murders of tracie hawlett and j.b.ring avenue and anywhere else they can. >> i really don't feel there is a road in dale county that we have not driven down. >> we were getting tired, just mentally. it was 12 hours a day, 14, 15 hours a day, seven days a week. >> deborah: desperate for leads, a reward funding set up and donations roll in from the alabama governor's office and the community. >> at one point it got to around $50,000, which is, for this area, it's a lot of money. it's a lot of money for any area, but especially around here. >> the first break in this was september 1st, about a month or so after the girls were found murdered. >> deborah: police talk to johnny barrentine, a part-time mechanic in the area. he had made a late-night trip to a store the night of the murders and claims to have seen something that might be relevant to the case. >> i'm gonna let you just talk in sequential order. >> deborah: this video of barrentine's police interview is grainy and hard to hear. it goes on for nearly four hours. >

tracy brabin result?brabin result? because - results. what might explain that. tracy brabin result? because again, i don't to make too much of it yet, but there has been a lot of talk about whether they were not completely happy with the labour party condition on the gaza israel question and that part of the country does have a lot of muslim population in the cities. i country does have a lot of muslim population in the cities.— population in the cities. i would su: est population in the cities. i would suggest two — population in the cities. i would suggest two possibilities. - population in the cities. i would suggest two possibilities. one i population in the cities. i would | suggest two possibilities. one is population in the cities. i would i suggest two possibilities. one is a think should be careful, you can promote literature, you're right, there are areas where there are very substantial muslim populations, but as a proportion of the whole of west yorkshire as it were, some reluctance perhaps ab

[cheers and applause] tracy has -- [applause] tracy has transformed the role of first lady. we like to call her the first spouse and made sure every delaware child has a first chance to succeed. she's also stood by me throughout my 30 plus years in public service, and let me tell ya it's not always been easy. thank you, tracy, for your support. prison -- [applause] before i go any further, i'd also like to recognize the army and air national guard. colonel mike berry is unable to be with us today, but he's represented by brigadier general james benson. please stand up for all your army and air national guard -- [applause] we have command staff and other guardsmen and women until if bat colony as well. it's been -- in the balcony as well. it's been a busy time for the guard, and i think about their service and sacrifice a lot. over the past years, more than 1300 guardsmen and women have been deployed to more than 50 locations around the world. last year we held a deployment if ceremony for more than 150 national guardsmen and women from the 160th engineering company. they rec

it is very likely that tracy did not read the novel very carefully.akov really described this staircase, but he didn’t talk about any spring. here's the quote: red-breasted green-tailed parrots clung to the vines. this is the twenty-third chapter of the novel under entitled "the great ball at satan's". that is, this is how the writer saw the reception at the us embassy. bulgakov, of course, it’s him, but... you know, the master’s instinct, well, of course, of course, he, as they say, described it all in exactly this way, there ’s not a very clear association, but with bulgakov, what’s there it was, the translator of ambassador bullet wrote that for this ball they had assembled, well, just a whole zoo, that’s what the adviser to the american ambassador charles thayer wrote in his memoirs, for this reception he even had to travel to collective farms and collect livestock, and as he noted, for the ballroom of sheep for... they even found a bear, which the american diplomats first fed with milk, and then with champagne, all the same roosters that crowed,

it is very likely that tracy did not read the novel very carefully.s staircase, but he didn’t talk about any spring. here's the quote: red-breasted and green-tailed parrots clung to the vines, this is the twenty-third chapter of the novel called "the great." this is what the adviser to the american ambassador wrote charles thayer in his memoirs, for this reception he even had to travel to collective farms and collect livestock, and as he noted, the smell of sheep was too strong for the ballroom. during the reception, a rooster crowed loudly, and another completely knocked out the bottom of its glass cage and flew onto a dish of foie gras. they even found a bear, which american diplomats first fed milk and then champagne. all these same ones. the roosters that crowed, all those same beasts that are described by bulgakov at satan’s ball, all this was truly present in the rescue house, because it was the idea of ​​the american ambassador to arrange such, i don’t even know, a coven with a barnyard, with various orchestras, with snack bars, with some kind

you saw it then people rising up, it was brutally crushed under president tracy.at? inflation is huge in iran, many people are very dissatisfied. there are those countervailing forces in iran. will the instability that we might see, for longer than just these days, will that have an impact on the way that the people on the streets of iran think? these are things that we don't know, and that is why sometimes, historians talk about these kinds of events being event you cannot predict but which have a large impact, that is why we simply corrections is very difficult to predict, and yet, predict is exactly what intelligence officials, leaders in washington, will be racing to do right now, as they try to get a grip on what happens next. >> we expect that the vice president of iran is now going to take on the role of interim president. who is the vice president? >> he is someone that may be 3% of iranians even know his name. the foreign minister died in the scratch as well, according to iranian state media, not a significant figure. something of a figure of ridicule ins

tracy bar caught. ms. tracy donovan. mr. franklin guzman. norable brian nelson, undersecretary fer. the honorable rufus giffo welcome, cordova. ms. tonio boyd. miss catherine wo coscay. ms. labrata muhabi. mr. andrew awili. mr. augustine. acting housing and urban development. mr. kevin young and miss cora. kenneth and misses gina cooper. miss tina and mr. cornellsarah biden and judy.miss ruth and mr. anthony. the honorable andre dickens bishop daughtrymbers. the honorable lisa jackson and miss alicia willed her. dr rice and mr. melvin rice. theorable mark and miss michelle wheeler.theeisha bottoms and langston bottoms. >> i asked my son if he was going to hold my hand, he said absolutely r. >> mr. lester holt and misses karen holt. i do not get out much. >> mr. doug mcmillon and misses sh wawa and gathru. ccmr. damien hewitt and miss melissa hewitt. dr. gretchen will:. the honorable stephen k benjamin and n. miss miss lisa walker. mr. ed meyer and miss amy ward meyer. the honorable veronica escobar and miss lisa elizabeth's beer and dr. andrew smr. everett ke and miss liz honorable

tracy bar caught. ms. tracy donovan. mr >> mr. franklin amoo and dr. dana. the honorable brian ne, undersecretary for terrorism and financial intelligence. the honorable rufus gifford and dr. steven. honorable michelle grisham, governor of new mexico and mr. manual cordova. ms. tonio boyd. miss catherine womboi. miss elizabeth coscay. ms. labrata muhabi. mr. andrew awili. mr. augustine. acting secretary of housing and urban development. mr. kevin young and miss cora. mr. kenneth and misses gina cooper. miss tina and mr. cornell belcher. sarah biden and judy. miss ruth and mr. anthony. the honorable andre dickens and tracy wilson. bishop daughtry and miss daughtry chambers. the honorable lisa jackson and miss alicia willed her. dr. valerie montgomery rice and mr. melvin rice. the honorable >> honorable mark morall and ms. d langston bottoms. >> i asked my son if he was going to hold my hand, he said absolutely not. >> mr. lester holt and misses karen holt. >> i do not get out much. >> mr. doug mcmillon and misses shelley mcmillan. miss wawa and annie gathru.

now president tracy spot of the decision making circle. this decision making circle, convenes in the highest the supreme national security council, along with the supreme the does representative the security uh, establishment the ministry establishment. and of course the, the presidency and the for the ministry. mainly the government is focused on the internal and also of course on implementing the establishments for the policy when it comes to reaching out to national politics. so the president here takes care of the implementation of the establishment. one sees this thing because as we've been reporting, it's obviously if the very, very sensitive times for the border region. and obviously many different foreign capitals are also watching. what happens here very, very closely result i was talking about potential internal divisions. what a succession to need to happen. what do you make of that? how, how much unity is that within the range and leadership right now within the range and leadership, that is unity. now, within the uranium, let

but now because they can >>>>tracy hana piece of history with a personal connection.lmost a duty to tell her story, and so i feel like, you know, hopefully she'd be glad and proud. being able to share that here at the school today >>>>story coming full circle at the school where it all began. and hopefully where the fight for justice will finally come to an end. ><<>so >>because of that supreme court ruling, it was a partial victory for mamie tape, although she was denied in roman at spring valley elementary because of technicalities. it forced the city to open the segregated chinese primary school in 1885. it's still stands. now it's called the gordon lau elementary school and today tracy will present her children's book to students at that school. beautiful story. we'll be bringing you stories about this all month long and you can also watch our special coming up on the 24th of at 4:00 pm hey, that's it for the news at 9. next is the drew barrymore show today. actress emily blunt gets blunt about her film we love being outside, but the sun makes our deck and patio t

hey, tracy, congratulations.call, we appreciate it and talk to you again soon. >> thanks, charles, have a good day. charles: all right. so an article in "the wall street journal" yesterday says that the fed and two other regulatory, other federal regulatory agencies are moving toward what, would be a significant lessening of nearly 20% mandate for big banks on capital, right? in part because of pressure from jamie dimon and other big bank ceos. i want to bring in ubs's u.s. large cap bank analyst erika najarian. erica, we heard jay powell say at these fomc gatherings, or at least hint the cap rules are unfavorable. we kind of felt maybe something like this was going to happen anyway. what are the big banks looking for, what are they arguing for? what is an acceptable level for them? >> the acceptable level for the big banks what's going to be excessive bull in terms of access to credit for consumers and businesses in the united states. so, you know, just to boil it down in very simple terms, what the regulators d

and i certainly agree where park tracy and the are common types of side. and it's actually the 5 full breakfast, the right decisions, as i, uh, there's thousands of people across the world and support or to the saws. and we, we know he's, i'm sorry, as our cool ma'am. he believes in freedom of speech. and in fact, all the work is strong in disclosure, there's pain in the public interests. it's never as the like just ice complexes are legs, are sort of a guardianship there of national security for all of our agents. so hopefully that will be the right decision. if for some reason the barriers and there's always the option of the u. k. government, actually changing armando? not alarm yet solution. uh, that seems unlikely with the successive try and sacrifice replied, sorry for all but mention who is married about the or pin puerto t writes one good thing about batch is that it would be likely to uh, drums to the massage. uh, by the oh, i'm pushing off of the initial conditions. he's paying them for the last 2 years. hots bound wash. uh but the are the um, ph

. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ andrea: dicen que el amor de una madre lo puede todo, y ese es el caso de tracy, quiendesarrollarse correctamente, algo conocido como el sÍndrome de [ininteligible] >> [habla en inglÉs] andrea: hoy tiene 31 aÑos, pero su desarrollo cerebral se interrumpiÓ cuando tenÍa tres, su madre no se quedÓ de brazos cruzados, y eso dio un phd en genÉtica, descubriÓ que la causa estaba relacionada con el calcio que le habÍa recetado los mÉdicos a su hija, y encontrÓ un tratamiento que en 2 semanas encontrÓ resultados alentadores. >> mi esposa tambiÉn quiere ayudar a gente que no hay en el mismo camino que nosotros, todos estos aÑos que le dÁbamos la leche, y que eso era el calcio, que le pegaba los ataques de epilepsia. andrea: por eso, tracy ahora es parte de una fundaciÓn dedicada a quienes desarrollen ese sÍndrome, su misiÓn es ayudar a otros padres, brindÁndoles informaciÓn y apoyo. desde que empezÓ a tomar la medicaciÓn hace unos 11 aÑos, la salud de savanah se ha estabilizado, y hoy en dÍa la madre hija pueden compartir muchos momentos especiales juntas, feliz dÍa de la madre

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in fact they, on several occasions, egypt has threatened to rip out the pace, tracy between israel and egypt. now that area along the border has been a d militarized zone since the camp david accords. 1978, and since 2005 has been on the egyptian control before this, rafa invasion though, we do know that in his riley delegation went in, went to egypt and went to cairo to discuss the operation with the egyptian officials. so we don't know the details of those discussions, but it could be assumed that this operation and won't be as riley's were planning was consent to the egyptians. so it's going to be interesting to see how egypt balances domestic pressure is. there's a lot of support for palestinians within agents, so it's going to have a lot of domestic pressure from its populace to a balance is also a piece tracy, which it benefits from by way of, of us a age. so, you know, it's certainly going to be interesting to see just how agent react to this latest development. but at the, at this stage it's still too early to say keep us updated on all the developments there. that was rebecca

how will this tracy benefit indigenous people and bio diversity? yeah, it's a great question. the major impacts from history will be the past and again, so a company that applies for as much property rights. if they use bio diversity or they use traditional knowledge, they will have to declare that as within the application. so today you can take something out of a reading force in the past system. you wouldn't actually have to disclose where that came from. so this treaty now based on measure between the use of i versus the what the additional dollars and the say, i use the part of mind that like i so it will have to be put in ink. but does that have any ramifications as well? it does, i mean if you don't do it right, then your package is not valid. it's not validated, then your ability to be able to make money on your invention is also limit. so this connection between other involved and under the un conventional biological diversity that have said for, let's see that now you have to ask permission before you take something from another country in terms of biodiversity. now

the a balance is also a piece tracy, which is benefits from by way of, of us age. so, you know, it's certainly going to be interesting to see just how agent react to this latest development, but at the, at this stage. but it's still too early to say keep us updated on all the developments there. that was rebecca rivers in jerusalem. thank you so much. i over to south african, our votes are being counted and what's being called the most important part of mentoring election since the end of apartheid at stake is the african national. congress is a 30 year absolute majority in the country. polls indicate as a board for the amc has dipped below 50 percent, which means the party minds be forced to share power. results are expected within the next several days. now we're corresponding diane hawker has been following the election in johannesburg today. she sent us this update as polling stations close to earlier voting stations closed at 9 p. m here in south africa, and those who are still in the line all waiting to cost a boat from across the country. we've heard that th

tracy: interest rates can only achieve so much.omestic pressures, from insurance, local government taxes, rates driven via immigration and local government policies. ironically some say servicing costs created five high interest rates are now passing on to consumers. it is a bit of a circle so a lot of inflation pressures coming from things that the reserve bank does not have control over with its interest-rate lever. annabelle: that was tracy withers with the rba decision three hours from now and they are watching very closely with the fed does, run and center for the function, get around about that story and more to get your day going in daybreak. it is available on mobile in the bloomberg app. more ahead, this is bloomberg. ♪ annabelle: after unparalleled gains, china has been hit by blows including a trade war presenting a unique problem for the president who cannot bank on economic strength. tom has been looking into this for today's big take. tom, that is the crux of the issue because china does not have elections where peopl

as the dawn from the launch of a hydro electric project, it on an official say it's unlikely tracy, would it be found to live rescue workers from the bad credit search for a vans president of the yeah, croft is reported to have made a rough landing and weather conditions complicating the operations around supreme leader as to com we hope that god will the all my law turns govern your president and your colleagues in full have you to the rules of the nation. the rule that the helicopter was lost in the east as a by john province of iran, knew the town of as a con, is it raining? and red crescent said the location is dangerous and difficult to cross. right. you see and the lead you have as a by john just integrated hydro electric scheme on the shad border some of radians read. we are deeply saddened by this incident. honestly, the dominant feeling is fear. it's the strange feeling of is a set of breaking the news. this social media posts to share file x over the capital tab on. and the woman say she hopes reports devices denies a true sense of all that he has. cathy. abraham lacy is conside

down the about 14 miles per hour coming out of tracy getting on to 580.dy there as well this morning. so just be extra careful as you head through there. now you will get bit of a break most of the way on 580. after north flynn through the dublin interchange. however, it does slow down into castro valley. that's because of a crash right at that y. it's still blocking at least one lane and so making a little bit difficult for commuters trying to connect over on the 880. south 880 also seeing some brake lights as you head out of san leandro into hayward this morning. >>> time now for a look at this morning's other top stories. a north bay cold case team used dna to identify a homicide victim after more than five decades. snow that county investigators say it started with a discovery of a woman's body at the bottom of a steep cliff. this was back in 1967. her cause of death was never determined. in 2009, with the help of an sf state professor, the case was reopened and it was determined the woman was murdered. then finally in 2023, she was identified. her na

you can see on the pictures, it is madness terrain, president tracy was there to inaugurate a . it is over the iranian azerbaijani border, and it was foggy. as richard says, it was absolutely foggy and we know that. keep in mind, this is a region i am in, where conspirators are using and finger-pointing is the norm. but pictures show this terrible weather and we have heard iranian officials announcing the death of the president tracy, we have heard iranian officials talk about the weather, so now, we will wait to see if it is now, you know, morning time, breakfast time, here, in the gulf, just across the water from iran. so, people will be taking this in, many people will be waking up to this news right now, and, how iran frames it, the way that iran talks about whether it is the weather, or whether they talk about issues with the helicopter, or whether they make other kinds of accusations. keep in mind, no matter what the reality, many of those are possible, depending upon the politics in iran, with the supreme leader thinks is expeditious for him, that will be their primary fo

one, especially with president tracy, being one of the main names for the succession for i to last time in a because everyone was mentioning grace's name as one of the main names who will succeed. i to lock them. how many that in case the supreme leaders leadership is vacant. now if president traces basis weekend, big question is what's going to happen? because this has happened before in july 1981 when president was right. it was us as an agent. so when president treasury was assistant aged in 1981, after that there was an election and i to last time united became depressive. i don't know. this is the, these are things, of course dr. maybe out early to, to discuss. first of all, we need to know what, what's the situation of present, tracy, and on the team what i need somebody just, just a moment james, i'll come back to you as well. just look at these latest pictures that we're getting out of ron and there are people much heads. exactly. people from us heads, right? people in iran praying and in fact they have been home. so pray this president tracy's hometown and his family is hometow

tracy, thank you for being here. you determined your own whiteness is worth $372,000. figure? why did you decide to do that math? >> yeah well i wanted to understand what being white gets me. by comparison i'm not rich person. money my family was able to give me because of policies that helped them build wealth because they were white or because of small discriminations that have opened up a door for me to build my own wealth. >> you write "racism is a direct payment and form of compounding interest." how has your quote unquote white bonus added up over generations? >> yeah, so both of my grandparents had houses with racial covenants which allowed them to build family wealth and put my parents through college which means my parents were able to catapult themselves into the middle class. those grandparents were able to pay for a nice wedding, pay for a down payment for house and cover those things that keep trickling down to someone like me. i have not gotten any massive check anywhere, but all that wealth meant that my parents then could help me go to college, even tho

they spoke with tracy, the mother of derek's children. early on she had avoided the cops.he was pregnant with derek's first child. >> she got lured to the back of her apartment on the promise to be taken to a doctor's appointment by smyer and she was assaulted and her neck was cut. >> by some other person? >> by some other person. she said she was leery because derek never asked to take her to the doctor before. instead of picking her up in front he asked her to come to the rear of the alley wordstar grand doesn't have access to public view. >> there is the scar from the attack and according to tracy, it was just the beginning. that wasn't the last time she was assaulted while she was pregnant. >> no it was not. >> in 2002 when she was pregnant with their second child, she was attacked again. >> she was knocked to the ground in the assailant tried to kick her in the stomach. >> that person was never caught and whoever cut her throat in the previous incident was never caught. >> that is correct. >> she knows that she believed derek was behind both attacks and in both cases

. >> reporter: with their prized work in hand, a moment the butterflies for tracy hahn, whose journey as a children's book author is coming full circle. >> i am nervous, but i'm excited. >> reporter: taking the floor and reading to the more than 200 students at san francisco's spring valley elementary school. >> they didn't allow chinese children in this school. we went any way. >> reporter: that moment four years in the making putting passion to paper titled they fight to go to school. >> a journey of a thousand miles will begin with the single step. >> reporter: the book is more than just a story, a critical piece of local history. >> and it is really american history. >> reporter: the pages following the story of the 8-year-old, the chinese american girl who in the year of 1885 tried to enroll in school, but denied because of discrimination. >> and most americans didn't want chinese people working here, settling down, raising children who would need to go to school. >> reporter: it is a case she discovered while working as an attorney. >> and i was researching asian american civil

tracy, this is -- [ cheers and applause ] welcome. >> jimmy: tracy, this will go perfect with this outfit, by the way. >> it matches. it's like a beige, yes. >> jimmy: it really does, yeah. it's a little mint julep in honor of the kentucky derby. do you have a hat, anything like this? >> um, not yet. >> jimmy: yeah. you do now. congratulations. yeah, i mean, you could've won a ford vehicle, but no, you won this. [ laughter ] this is much -- yeah, come on, this is rare. this is rare. would you like to try it on? >> yes! [ cheers ] >> jimmy: i don't think there's a front or a back. [ cheers and applause ] >> does it work? >> jimmy: yeah. >> and is it -- >> jimmy: yes. i think it looks good. >> all right. thank you. >> jimmy: all right. can you look that way? >> all right. >> jimmy: that's good. [ cheers and applause ] oh, my gosh. ♪ oh, it's beautiful. oh, my gosh. you look fantastic. give it up for her! come on, round of applause. [ cheers and applause ] see you at the derby. yeah, well done, it looks great. thank you to everyone at fo

. >> reporter: with her prized work in hand, a moment of butterflies for traci hauhn whose journey asis coming full circle. >> yeah, i'm a little nervous. [ laughter ] but i'm excited. >> reporter: taking the floor and reading to the more than 200 students at san francisco's spring valley elementary school. >> san francisco didn't allow chinese children in its schools. mama and i went anyway. >> reporter: that moment four years in the making putting passion to paper titled, "mamie tape fights to go to school." >> mama always said a journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. >> reporter: the book, more than just a story, but a critical piece of san francisco history. >> local history, but more than that, it's -- really american history. >> reporter: the pages following the true life story of 8-year-old mamie tape, a chinese american girl who, in the year of 1885, tried to enroll in school, but was denied because of discrimination. >> papa said most americans didn't want chinese people working here, settling down and raising children who would need to go to school. >> report

lyn tracy suddenly began to look for cultural contacts between russia and america. what is it for? the american ambassador recalled how bulgakov visited spasahaus. what happened there, why did bulgakov call it all satan’s ball. they do not answer, but apologize for their words. another non-blogger. arrested for streaming against russia. first of all, pilot training courses, accordingly, it is quite logical to assume that the flight was a training flight, and then all that remains is to ask a rhetorical question: who is now being trained to fly such fighters? of course, we cannot insist on the ukrainian citizenship of the pilot without having there are enough facts in our hands, especially since the american ministry of defense carefully hides them, but the probability must be admittedly very high; if everything is really so, then serious doubts arise about the quality of the preparation, not to mention the fact that its terms have been considerably delayed. although the kiev regime assures that now there is definitely not long to wait, they say the first f-16s will arrive in square

for eye on america, ben tracy, charleston, illinois. >>> all right.the honor o >>> next, to graceland, where the american landmark in memphis is safe, at least for now. cbs' omar villafranca on what happens next. >> reporter: graceland, the legendary home of elvis presley, will not go up for a foreclosure auction tomorrow after a judge in memphis paused the proceedings. just hours after the judge granted the injunction, someone who claims to be a representative of naussany investments now says the company is withdrawing the case that it made a $3.8 million lone to elvis's late daughter lisa marie presley, saying the loan wasn't paid off before she died. lisa's daughter and heir riley keough says her mother never borrowed the money, and says the claims were fraudulent. >>> finally, tonight's heart of america with a broadcasting legend. cbs' james brown. j.b. was honored with the lifetime achievement award at last night's 45th annual sports emmys. the three-time emmy winner's career spans four decades and includes hosting the super bowl pregame show a r

as you work your way into the ultimate from tracy. speeds are down to around 28 miles per hour. travel time, 44 minutes as you work from the dublin interchange, excuse me, the 205 to the dublin interchange. >>> a time for a look at some stories. cinco de mayo turning violent after two people were stabbed near the festivities. both victims were rushed to hospital last night. one of them, a juvenile who is expected to survive. an adult male is still in critical condition. they were stabbed near south king road. police say the area was packed with cars and people leaving the celebrations at the time. >>> in oaand and number of sideshows took place on busy with helicopters as they were d already expecting cinco de mayo burnoutsthey couldn't get to every car but oakland policedid release this picture of one of the people arrd for reckless evading and taking part of a sideshow on international boulevard yesterday evening. oakland is trying to get more international tourists by changing the name of the airport. the port commission is set to make their controversial final vote this thur

the universe. responds in the last couple of days, set out in an email from the boss johnson, irene tracy, the students and get off the step on that. you have a look at it, the students and good they say, but a complete failure to engage with any of the models. specifically it's failure to set out steps towards divestment, as they say. some other universities have done most notably recently trinity college in dublin, and the university's response went for the vice chancellor. tracy know to that while the university respect semester goes right to a peaceful protest that some members of the university it says has no teeth that they uh they off, they are full and uncomfortable. as a result of these protests, she said that hostility, any told her and so are in no way acceptable at oxford. well, the students aren't good, of course, by that they say the same protest, sorry, no way to submit it. and they say they say the statements like that. and indeed, the universities silence on gaza will only add to hatred and products. all right, thanks so much joan. how now, nearly $3000.00 people, includi

este crimen se reportó sobre la cuadra 3400 del bulevar north tracy.te. los agentes identificaron a alexander wong como la víctima mortal. este es un caso que sigue bajo investigación y por ahora no se reportan detenidos. mientras que en hércules, un hombre fue arrestado por posesión de arma de fuego. esto se hizo el pasado 23 de mayo en la avenida willow, cuando agentes localizaron un vehículo cuyo dueño tenía una orden de arresto. dentro del carro, encontraron a 2 personas. una de ellas tenía órdenes judiciales pendientes y la otra estaba bajo libertad condicional. la pistola no estaba registrada y los sospechosos no eran los propietarios del automóvil en el que estaban abordo. en el marco de la conmemoración por el día de los caídos, la fundación san francisco memorial realizó su ceremonia anual para recordar a la tripulación de un histórico barco de la segunda guerra mundial. 100 marineros y 7 infantes de marina murieron durante la batalla de guadalcanal en 1942. este servicio es más bien para recordar al al barco o al barco uss san francisco, pero

in tonight's "eye on america," ben tracy reports on the power of this simultaneous invasion, not just> reporter: this is crazy. i mean, this is like cicada jackpot here. >> it is. it's pretty cool. >> reporter: kristi shirley brought us to this park by her home in southern illinois, where she has been captivated by the army of cicadas marching up thed >> it's just like, wow, is this what we are watching in front of our eyes? >> reporter: by now, you are probably familiar with the headlines. billions of cicadas showing up in 16 states in the southeast and midwest to mate. yeah, so what is that noise we are hearing? >> that is the call of a single male tredecassini. >> reporter: but biologist gene kritsky says there may be a deeper meaning in this insect invasion. the cicadas are coming together at a time when it is all too easy to see what keeps us apart. as if nature is yet again trying to capture our collective attention. do i have a cicada on my back? >> yes, you do. oh, it was a big one. a neotredecim. >> reporter: in april, so many of us gathered to stop and stare during a total e

and tracy and yori hope it's for the last time.tions, their children, might live together in a free myanmar. quentin sommerville, bbc news, karenni state, myanmar. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. china has launched two days of military exercises around taiwan, describing the exercises as "strong punishment" for the self—ruled island's "separatist acts". china sees taiwan as a breakaway province that will eventually be under beijing's control — but the island sees itself as distinct. china's military released these images of the drills. they began just three days after the inauguration of president william lai, who won taiwan's election on a pro—independence platform. taiwan's defence ministry condemned the chinese drills as "irrational provocations", and released these images of mr lai inspecting the troops for the first time as taiwan president. mr lai called on china to stop threatening the island and accept the existence of its democracy. brian hart is a fellow with the china power project at the centre for

and tracy and yori hope it's for the last time. live together in a free myanmar. quentin sommerville, bbc news, karenni state, myanmar. president macron says he will delay contentious voting reform plans for the french pacific territory of new caledonia that have led to several days of deadly unrest. speaking at news conference on the main island, the french leader promised more dialogue. translation: i've pledged that this reform will not be | forced through in the current context, and that we will allow some weeks to allow a calming of tensions and resumption of dialogue to find a broad consensus. his role when visit with the result of some of the country �*s worst violence in decades. he met leaders of the indigenous community whose members are opposed to the voting reform which they say will reduce their political power. they want independence from france. some bridesmaid by protesters and he had to travel around by helicopter. for the latest we can bring in katy watson watching developments from sydney. emanuel mike rann is al

who would need to go to school. >> reporter: it is a case tracy discovered while working as an attorneymerican civil rights cases and i came across the case. and i was really surprised that i had not heard of it or heard of mamie tape before. >> reporter: that is when she started down the archive rabbit hole. >> we are talking months and months of research. >> reporter: even in the 1880s, mamie tape was covered by local newspapers and her case eventually making it to the high court . >> this is a copy of the actual california supreme court decision. in the case. she won her case and the court actually ordered the school to admit her into the school. but they were still able to find ways to circumvent that. and prevent her from attending school. >> reporter: that school, spring valley implement tree, were nearly 140 years after an eight-year-old chinese-american girl was denied enrollment -- >> that is mamie tape when she was eight years old. >> reporter: students at the same school listening with ears wide open, about story of mamie tape . >> if mamie tape was not here most of us would

and tracy and yori hope it's for the last time.uentin sommerville, bbc news, karenni state, myanmar. he's just 23 years old. but manchester city star phil foden has already won six premier league titles, the champions league, and could add a third fa cup to his trophy haul this weekend. dan roan went to meet him. the premier league player of the year. in a team full of superstars, phil foden has shone the brightest. the manchester city midfielder has been integral to a record fourth title in a row and told me what it meant to have enjoyed the best campaign of his career. so good to now say that i've had a good season and i want to continue to play well. i try and lead on the pitch with the things i do and how hard i work. so, yeah, i've been here for a long time now working with the manager and i think now is the time for me to step up and try and be the man who's going to score the goals. and he's done exactly that, with 27 goals so far in a break—out season. laser—like precision. foden�*s development has come under the watchful e

the 28th of tracy was killed in a helicopter. crash on sunday. must go out for reports on the death that has sent the nation into 5 days of warning. these were rainy and president e brian raw you seized find allow, is attending the integration of 2 dams on sunday, near the board with us a by john, along with that countries. presidents yolanda leah shaw, seattle. this damn can provide very safe transit for goods for passengers and taurus, given how seriously the work is being carried out, i think it will take less time than originally estimated, which was almost 3 years. then reports began to emerge that the president's helicopter had to make what was referred to as a hard landing that they had been an incident. finally, it was confirmed via craft had crashed in bad weather on board president tracy foreign minister, who was saying a made up to lucky on a provincial governor. and there security details about the helicopter went down in a forest in a remote mountainous region. near the village of ozi in the east as a buyer's on province in a sort of

you are standing and how many hands vasilevskaya, the crew commander, oleg novitsky, nasa astronaut, tracydly anyone could have imagined how difficult this key stage of their journey into space would be. attention, the launch was automatically cancelled, something is wrong, something is wrong, an extra second has already passed, but what was he saying, he was saying it through the megaphone, nothing was heard, well, somehow that’s how it is. you’re standing there, worried, looking there, you don’t hear anything, just some kind of back, i couldn’t sleep the whole night until the morning, because i was worried, i think, how does she think there, it would be good for us to listen here, and then how should she be? reasons - voltage sag chemical current source, the main thing is that the automatic systems that control the start worked clearly. how did you find the strength to pull yourself together, because it’s clear that you need to do it and not give up. we went through all the contingency situations that were possible, but of course we didn’t discuss, didn’t go through, but the cancellation

all these excellence, the prison, tracy, of the so i'm a group of lick, i'll be around as well as my colleague minister abdulla the minister of foreign affairs of these lumnick republic on the run state on which and on behalf of the chinese people we expressed how deep condolences of the desk of present tracy in the had a cop to accident. so since taking office present, try use has made important contributions to maintaining that you run security. instability promote a national development and prosperity, and also made active assets to consolidate and develop the chinese around a comprehensive, strategic partnership. so you look at the contrast there and the reactions that are coming in for me is to the, was on the west when it comes to the tragic to my it's an easy of the west, really in a very big tell her to apply there. we saw on the see that it isn't west fault and it was in fact, yvonne who chose to fly that a for decade or chopper and park spots from across the world are pointing out. what options do they drawn really have a with the sanctions that have been slapped on a rod?

tracy mcmillan of wells fargo writing this.cautious at current levels of fixed income and equities until valuations improve and better opportunities present themselves. we expect broader opportunities in equities over the next six to 12 months. joining us now is tracy. courses on both stocks and fixed income as well. how does one inform the other? tracy: we are cautious on both equities and fixed income. we are waiting for better opportunities to add to both of those asset classes. right now what we see is the short end of the fixed income, the yield is over 5%. so you have to compare that to the opportunity in equities. her large cap forecast for the end of 2024 is 5200 at the midpoint so there's not a lot of upside potential we see in equities going out to the end of 2024. 2025 we think could be a better year so we favor large cap equities but right now the balance between risk reward, between fixed income and equities does have us more cautious in equities going up in quality, in fixed income and staying towards the short en

first of all, we need to know what, what's the situation of present, tracy, and on the team on the stand by just a just a moment.

and tracy and yori hope it's for the last time.r. quentin sommerville, bbc news, karenni state, myanmar. hundreds of sub—postmasters who were found guilty as part of the horizon it scandal will have their names cleared today. the law quashing their convictions in england, wales and northern ireland has been approved by parliament, just before mps break up ahead of the general election. the case is seen as one of the greatest miscarriages ofjustice in british legal history. andy verity has this report. iam i am very, very sorry. paula vettel's — i am very, very sorry. paula vettel's first _ i am very, very sorry. paula vettel's first public - vettel's first public interrogation in nine years on the scandal of the post office began with a warning against self—incrimination and an apology. one thing it hasn't been is an easy ride for her. she was asked for example about this moment depicted in the itv docudrama is debates versus the post office. i5 docudrama is debates versus the post office-— post office. is it possible to access the

and we are still tracking a very busy ride for commuters coming out of tracy.t's because of a crash still stuck westbound 580 at grant line road. so those are two hotspots this morning where we're seeing most of the brake lights and issues. as we look at the travel times, you will get a better perspective as you get on the favorite app in the car. but i can tell you 101 out of san jose still looks pretty good overall. only 38 minutes hellyer to sfo and highway 4 and 80 starting to slow down though. >>> well, we got a sneak peek at the nearly complete renovations at sfo's harvey milk terminal 1. there it is there. there are new ticket counters and new security checkpoint and two new gates. the project links all of the airport's terminals after security. officials say it will be the most sustainable airport terminal in the entire world. when it opens up on june 11th. >>> congratulations and welcome to all of the visitors. let's go live to the south bay now. downtown san jose hosting a series of block parties working for a bay area bounce-back there. the first one