and u. c. davis campus leaders announced immediate steps to enhance safety and security. additional university police officers are on patrol, including reinforcements from ucsf and u c. berkeley the university also extended hours for the campus safe rides program and moved all courses that end after six in the evening to remote instruction survey finds a majority of voters in san francisco would revoke sanctuary city policies for fentanyl dealers. the emc research poll of 500 likely vote voters found 70% would support allowing the city to work to deport those in the country illegally who are found guilty of trafficking the drug, according to the san francisco standard, this comes as the city is seeing hundreds of overdose deaths a year, the vast majority from fentanyl and some big changes coming to downtown san francisco. nordstrom is closing its remaining two stores in the city, including its large location inside westfield center . today's announcement comes just one day after nearby saks off fifth announced its permanent closure. the company blaming the decrease in foo

c, followed by u m. c. of the smaller companies make up the rest. it's a natural monopoly for the islands nation, exacerbating status of disruptions and production. recent yes, i've seen production repeatedly come to a standstill due to chip shortages. for example, in the car industry. the reality is that the monitors that we conduct as worldwide of many different types. again, not just the most advanced chips is growing exponentially because of the templates for development to grow up with the internet of things, increasing computerization of everything. this is a semi conductor from the 1950s containing just 6 transistors. today's chips contains several 1000000000 transistors. the connections and much then at and a half. that diameter is comfortable to the length of the spikes on a to bring the virus. this, poultry eating is about 10, you know, meters long. so by the sizes we use in chip manufacturing, that's already fairly large. and then a set to reduce dependence on time. and these chips appliance countries in the west of launch programs west b

international to new port was done e dot e, the agenda persecution element or fade, and what the one b r u. c. c to do is uh to get you on to a, a, b one i to see, to interview the kinds of units you might have, the option to post using the ongoing investigation into the situation of around this time. and we also want steve's on the stage international community to exercise universal jurisdiction, part of that also means to bring to justice by the by member suspected off to sponsibility for the and how to go about prosecuting these crimes. how's you prostitutes a government? oh, the problem is are the fact to i told her these probably mine has not been recognized as a government. i mean, even if it's not recognizing that are also a lot of international law, and like i said, it's easy for the provide one to bring into the kinds against your mind if you have gender. but you should get, give you in about to judith fiction to the states, also to prosecute any mobile entry to. and so those the rules, the report says a said what you recommend will happen. what do you actually think will happen? i t

and u. c davis student kareem abu najim. was also charged with attempted murder for allegedly stabbing a third victim, kimberly guillory, in her tent. she survived the attack. dominguez is from oakland and attended castleman high school where he was on the football team. he attended laney college in oakland before transferring to uc davis, where he studied biological sciences before being kicked out for academic reasons on april 25th just two days before the stabbing spree, we see this kind of the meltdown of society, you could say where the guardrails are off around appropriate, reasonable kind of behavior. thomas plant is a psychology professor at santa clara university. there must have been a variety of things that led up to that dismissal that we don't really know about. and that resulted probably in a great deal of anger and acting out, many young people were able to respond adequately to setbacks, but some do not, and either react inwardly by harden themselves or lash out at others . and so i think it speaks to the fra

u c. davis, santa cruz, or u. s investigating two reports of hate and anti semitism on and near campus is this month. in one case, students reportedly gathered on campus on the birthday of adolf hitler and an event that included cakes and hate symbols. campus officials say they're addressing that incident. in another case, a student found an anti semitic anti lgbtq flyer on their windshield. in downtown santa cruz, the vice chancellor for student affairs, said in a statement. quote white supremacy has no place at uc santa cruz. nor does any action intended to degrade, dehumanize or intimidate another based on identity. police are trying to find whoever stole dozens of koi fish from san jose's japanese friendship garden. the city's parks and rec department says about 50 koi fish with a combined value of about $4000 were taken over the weekend, the friendship garden was built to symbolize the bond between san jose and the sister city of okuma, japan. back in 1965. opens fire chief will be leaving the fire department

this afternoon , u. c. davis released a statement saying dominguez was in his third year until april 25th when he was separated for academic reasons, but certainly a big sigh of relief from that davis community, especially uc davis. julie so frightening such relief. like you said, is there any sign that he knew any of the victims? are they all just people at random? and that is the big question tonight is motive. why would somebody commit these crimes? the police chief, saying this afternoon that the motive is still unknown. it is at this point point clear that they this suspect did not know the victims in this case as they continue to investigate. and like you said he was back in the same area and these were happening every couple of days. so who knows what would have happened in the same clothes almost as if he wanted to get caught. but some unusual behavior from the suspect tonight. alright, good. follow up, greg. thank you. new details in the death of a 21 year old woman who was shot and killed as she w

and oakland u. c. davis confirms the school kicked out dominguez for academic reasons that happened on april. 25th police say he's accused of the first deadly stabbing happening just two days later near the u. c. davis campus in total officers investigated three stabbings in a week, two of which were deadly. investigators found a knife in the suspect's backpack consistent with those stab wounds. students at u. c davis say they hope police have the right guy. i just feel like really relieved because you know, everybody has been kind of on high alert and really anxious kind of walking around campus for awhile. feel a little better than they at least have somebody that they can point you in the like. this is probably him, and they have him in custody. inater gary s knowing the alleged perpetrator of the senseless and violent acts is now in custody. we can all breathe a little easier and begin a process the pain, fear and sorrow we collectively experienced in the past week. they've gone on to say classes w

university has set up an undergraduate research fund in his name carlos realize dominguez, a former u. cdavis student, is charged in the steadily stabbing, as well as two other attacks. one of those other attacks is also fatal. dominguez entered a not guilty plea today in los angeles, where officials say a suspicious package was found on the u. s. c campus. this forced the evacuation of the university's mud building. reports of a suspicious item prompted a response by the lapd bomb squad . that area was then closed off to traffic. the building cordoned off and cleared. it took about three hours for lapd to finish its investigation. it is unknown what kind of item was found. and in washington state cocktails to go or now a permanent thing. the policy first went into effect during the pandemic. you might remember it. it allowed cocktails to go from restaurants and bars across the state. today governor jay inslee signed a law legalizing this practice will allow certain businesses to sell beer wide and other drinks that are mixed of that are approved with the food purchase. they do have to b

a new study finds california sea lions are getting bigger now u c.at the male california sea lion has increased in size over the past 50 years. that surprised researchers, since many species of animals have actually been getting smaller in recent years , scientists say it all has to do with competition for female sea lions. one meal can grab and greed with many females and for do for doing that males need to secure their territory and secure the females and we, um, doing that they have to fight with other males. and if you are, dear, you are going to have an advantage against other males . so you're going to be more successful, and that is what we think that they are becoming bigger over time. now it became illegal to hunt sea lions back in 1972, and since then, the population has also tripled. alright time at 6 18. let's see if it's busy in our commute this morning. i know the roads are wet and a lot of areas sound a major problems. things are beginning to dry off, though it's a little bit better than it was yesterday, and i'm seeing kind of normal

he said there wouldn't be peace in europe until ukraine was a part of the e u. c moment. and there was nobody we are protecting europe from the regime that has proven that it only has one desire to destroy the freedom of europe and to be an authoritarian master on the continent. not going to name it is for this commitment to defending europe and its values below them. here's the lensky has been chosen for this year. charlemagne prize the used top award for contributions to european unity or you're watching dw news and we are bringing you live coverage of an anticipated pet press conference between ukrainian president flooding their zalinski and all of schultz in berlin. the press conference is due to begin within the coming minutes. and while we wait for that to get underway, i have in the studio with me to w as political correspondence. thomas speros, who's been putting zalinski visits and all the circumstances surrounding it into context for us. thomas, this is a very highly anticipated visit by the ukrainian leader, but it almost didn't happen to this. it almost didn't

how u c. berkeley response to the possibility of a name change also consumer prices showing that the u. s inflation rate remains stubbornly high how americans still probably saw little relief last month as inflation continues to affect your spending. in las vegas, the most popular food is broccoli. yeah, that's the only food. they have broccoli smoothies, and broccoli pancakes, and broccoli ice cream, and broccoli hotdogs, and of course, they have raw unseasoned broccoli..... with stems. -daddy, i don't want to go to las vegas with you and mommy tomorrow. oh, are you sure? are you sure you don't want to go, it will be so much fun! compared to a year ago. financial experts say the number is in line with the federal reserve's effort to slow the economy while still averting a recession. food prices are not rising as quickly as they were last year, but they're still higher than overall inflation. the price of cereal and baked goods rose 12% the cost of flour went up nearly 18. some airlines have s

leaders and u. c. davis say they're adding more safety. more security on the campus. extra university police officers are on patrol, including officers from ucsf and u c. berkeley the school also extended the hours of a safe ride program. it's run by the police to give students rides and make it easier for students to park on the campus for free at night, so they won't have to walk home. san francisco's district attorney, brooke jenkins, is defending her decision to drop all charges against walgreen security guard who shot and killed a suspected shoplifter. prosecutors say store surveillance, video and witness statements indicate the suspected shoplifter 24 year old banco brown threatened the guard before being shot and killed. the d a says pursuing murder charges would be unethical and would create false hope for a conviction. in this situation. we had a shoplifting incident that really escalated into an altercation that under the law qualifies as a robbery, even if somebody felt like their life was in danger. why in the chest ? why why would it be in somewhere that

classic u. c. davis is returning to in person instruction starting monday after police there say the man accused of three recent stabbings is now behind bars. ktv is james torres live here with what you've learned about the person under arrest, including his connections to the east bay. good morning to you will please confirm they've arrested 21 year old carlos rials dominguez. he was a third year biological sciences major at uc davis. he transferred there from laney college here in oakland. u. c davis confirms the school kicked him out for academic reasons. on april 25th police say he's accused of the first deadly stabbing happening just two days later near the u. c. davis campus in total officers investigated three stabbings in a week, two of which were deadly, and they say they have evidence pointing at all to just one person. investigators found a knife in the suspect's backpack consistent to those stabbings. we spoke to studentsy hope polie have the right because you know, everybody has been k

that's lord high level tech education as u. c. berkeley announces in addition to its campus, and it marks the first new college for the university and more than 50 years, plus california researchers uncovering a possible link between air pollution and alzheimer's disease will talk with one of the researchers to learn more. this is all happening right now on the floor. from ktvu. fox two news. this is the fourth and we begin this afternoon with breaking news we're following in east oakland. that's where police right now are investigating the stabbing death of a little girl. welcome everyone to the four this afternoon. i'm alex savage, everyone i'm heather holmes that homicide investigation is happening near 40/5 and bancroft . that's where police gave an update just a short time ago. henry lee is live there and henry. investigators say the girl and the suspect. were known to each other here. yes and heather. this is just a tragedy out here in east oakland, still very much. an active scene. we've been out here for a couple hours. no

when faced with tragedy this afternoon, u. c. davis released a statement saying dominguez was in his third year until april 25th when he was separated for academic reasons. greg lee ktvu fox two news what the teachers too. 331 justice for rc oakland educators officially hit the picket lines today after talks between the teachers union and the school district failed. now many parents are expressing their frustration at the disruption. this marks the second time oakland public school teachers have gone on strike in five years. ktvu brooks jarocz has a closer look at where negotiations currently stand. when we fight and we fight. day one of the teachers strike, oakland educators rallied, demanding pay raises better working conditions and mental health supports for students. students are under attack. what do we do? what do we do? what do we do? bargaining broke down late wednesday after the oakland unified school district said both sides were close to an agreement. visual see the latest offer was a 13% to 22% pay increase, depending

joe has all the match play highlights tonight in sports and see how the u. c. davis community works to get back to normal after the arrest of a suspected rial s bber. movie and tv awards, which was scheduled to air tonight as a live event became a pre taped special due to the strike. drew barrymore was set to host but on thursday she stepped down and solidarity with the writers. while some of barrymore's bits and already been taped prior to the strike, the ceremony went on without a formal host and statement, barry moore vowed to return to host next year's show. the big winners tonight, scream six for best movie and the last of us for best show. elite sailing competitors were on san francisco bay today for the sale. grand prix event draws teams and spectators from all around the world. ktvu james torres gives us a behind the scenes look at the competition. san francisco is the last race of this 11 race sequence for sale. g p athletes say it's also the coldest one if an event requires lots of wind and choppy water, signed san francisco up the wind is always fant

for the u. c davis community just to give you a sense of how much relief this campus is feeling this afternoon , the chancellor a short time ago announcing to reporters that all classes will resume in person. on monday. all right, good to hear, greg. thank you. well now to the other top story that we're following this afternoon oakland educators officially hitting the picket lines today after talks between the teachers union and the school district fail, parents and students all caught in the middle here. katie's brooks jarocz has been following the situation and he joins us now live from downtown oakland. brooks had the two sides been negotiating at all today. not at all heather holmes ago, the teachers union held a large rally right here in frank egawa plaza, where they called out the district. now the district has kept all the schools open, and they've had administrative staff on site to watch after the kids. some parents say they kept their kids home or they were scrambling for alternative opt

he applied to u. c s forces sus three private schools will attend stanford in the fall and study computer science and engineering. jimmy harris, the chief of community relations at pg and e. came up with the idea following the death of george floyd in 2020. he wanted to create a long term, sustainable way to close the racial wealth gap in america. we decided to invest in a racial equity program to benefit african americans today about your expenses. the program taught students involved something they say they wish they learned more about in public high school. personal finance. we were actually going deeper into investment information as well as personal finance company valuation class because, you know, becoming adult leaving high school, not knowing this information is you know it leaves you like off balance, you know, because this this is crucial information you need to know to be able to have like financial security in life for high schoolers were accepted to university. some will even be attending

that was leon daniel reporting for us leaders at u. c davis say they're adding more safety and security on campus. additional university police officers are on patrol, including officers from ucsf and uc berkeley. the school is also extended the hours of a safe ride program run by the police department to give students rides and made it easier for students to park on campus for free at night, so they won't have to walk home. san francisco's district attorney, brooke jenkins, is defending her decision to drop all charges against the walgreen security guard who shot and killed a suspected shoplifter. prosecutors say store surveillance, video and witness statements indicate the suspected shoplifter 24 year old banco brown threatened the guard before being shot and killed. the d a says pursuing murder charges would be unethical and create false hope for a conviction. in this situation. we had a shoplifting incident that really escalated into an altercation that under the law qualifies as a robbery, even if somebody felt like their life was i

ok so let's bring in joshua schank, a transportation expert at u c l a. and joshua. is it really that simple? remove these three main barriers and ridership on bart will soar. uh i think it's important, but it's certainly not as simple as that . no but pandemic has changed how people work. they're not going into the office five days a week. two trips today and transit is going to have to adjust service to meet the new demands of how people are getting around and where they want to go, and that's the only way that it can survive. yeah and so do you believe that without this additional funding from the state here in the short term for these large agencies that that they will, in fact not survive in the long run. is that a possibility? well if you look at the trends of public transit even prior to and over the last 50 years, there's not been the kind of increase in public transit ridership compared to overall transportation that we would like to see. right so this is a problem that existed pre pandemic and the fiscal issue was one that existed pre pandemic transit agenc

s. depend on that are much for have each i u. c. m. when leon station mention element, when you ask english kadelli, she gets her desk is made up of ukrainian nationalist record carrying hundreds of thousands of jews, polls partisans and russian orthodox church priests from the welling, especially that order book point to for the previous book. and then just gets here crypt, sweetness re shanika g p. a later been darrow, we considered a hero and his followers, ukrainian nationalists, supported by us intelligence agencies, were returned to politics and once again demand specialist days of protests. almost half the protest as with students of the catholic universities union priests arrived in cave. most was citizens of belgium, poland, in the us, for example, the president of the ukrainian catholic university bias kezia say you hold us my donkey cache war to bed below st. louis, playmates, you. it was to the radicalized part of ukrainian society, the people who pretended to be christians, of the so called ukrainian orthodox church, indep

u c berkeley's three baby falcon siblings have names.hed last month on top of the university's famous bell tower, which if you think about it is kind of the perfect place to be if you are a baby falcon chick. you are now looking at zephyr, rosie, and tuna. their names were decided after an apparently competitive contest held by berkeley scientists and volunteers with nearly 3,700 votes cast. the ne announcer: it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey. [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: hello, guys. thank y'all. i appreciate y'all. thank you, folks. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. [cheering and applause] got a good one for you today. returning for their third day from hillside, new jersey--it's the champs--it's the fingal family... [cheering and applause] and--they're back--from philadelphia, pa, it's the croft family. [cheering and applause] well, these are the champs. this is a recent bring-back, no need for introductions. let's get it on. give me lisa. give me

i know the u. c. berkeley central sierra snow labs had over a foot of snow, and it snowed almost all day parts of friday and saturday on folks there and a big drop in a lot of looking. you can see the entire west coast has covered in what we call area of low pressure that next one will stay mainly to the north. but the impacts are felt here. you can see where the line is being drawn about. santa rosa north really is the line and there will be one more system swinging in tuesday night, wednesday, then after that, i think we'll get some sunshine in their fifties sixties on attempts, you guys alright, steve. thank you very much. freeway exits in san jose were blocked this weekend by the chp and caltrans. white leaders are now calling for an investigation. also the covid era policy on immigrant policies coming to an end will tell you how federal officials are bracing for a surge of people at the us mexico border. wendy's strawberry frosty is back for the summer so tyler's been spending a lot of frosty tim

so b is relations with the u. i c, this is a, i would say a statement which has no real relevance for the situation on the ground situation on the ground is a, uh, i mean we, we have the dialogue which is led by do open union, strongly supported by 02070. you'll member states and also very strongly supported by the united states and the, the, the, the parties are part of this dialogue. so this is cyber level. take the statement, which really does not have any impact on the, on the situation on the wrong one. they really need is a return to the negotiating table. all right, that is middest level. i checked, the european union's, the special representative for the bell grades pushing a dialogue and other western bulk and regional issues. we appreciate your time on dw, thank you. thank you very much. i or let's have a look now at some of the stories that we're following for you today. it doesn't is a firefighter is all working to extinguish. and huge plays at the tech style warehouse in paris has northern suburbs and the

mr with the u. c, as a junior part will be here with us the the, let's get on this board as for nick, thank you so much. benefits. junior is free to play around with read on wednesday after his red card from sunday's game against valencia with scrapped. he was originally used in that match, and the last he had been fined and hit with a partial stadium closure, but they planned to appeal. david stokes reports racism out of football was the message before lead his games on tuesday. following the latest abuse accepted by round madrid's vinicius junior, also maintenance for a fee of his own gesture of support for his brazil to make the claims. the spanish league now belongs to races. where madrid's president says strong action is needed . that's what he doesn't like. give me the most, most of the science he will, loving does not deserve what is happening. one of the sports is a place for people to come together for values and co existence, respect and sort of direction that yeah, absolutely, theories. the

and just to the left is the u. c. berkeley campus. and it's a cloudy day out there. we're going to learn more about the weather, but that summer like pattern is back. it seems for this day. it's a true end of an era for many gen xers and millennials. mtv news is closing its doors. i anchor loader with an mtv news brief. remember that mtv parent company, paramount global, announced major layoffs yesterday with as much as 25% of the entire company being cut, which included mtv news, mtv news launched back in 1987 and provided it no alternative to traditional news networks for decades, especially before the internet programming typically covered politics, music and pop culture. but it was in a way geared towards a younger crowd. all right, welcome to the night. you know we were talking about this in the newsroom. this killed a lot of things that we you know, we you know, it's like if i want to hear about something i could just let me let me just open. twitter is probably going to be like 10 stories about pop culture that i can just get by by using my finger instead of h

thank you knew at 11 u. c. santa cruz is investigating two reports of hate and anti semitism on or near campus this month, and one case, students reportedly gathered on campus on the birthday of adolf hitler. in an event that included cakes with heat symbols. the campus is addressing that incident. in another case, a student found and anti semitic anti lgbtq flyer on their windshield in downtown santa cruz, the vice chancellor for student affairs, said in a statement. white supremacy has no place at uc santa cruz. nor does any action intended to degrade the humanist or intimidate another based on identity. organizers of san francisco's pride celebration are looking for a new anthem for this year's festivities after breaking ties with the well known 80 singer over a tweet that organizers say was anti trans ktvu is jesse gary has this story. in the eighties, twisted sister's iconic song was an anthem for rebelling against established values. its lyrics and riffs are so powerful and recognizable. organizers of sf

ah, the u. n. c don envoy says the country's warring generals have agreed to send representatives to talks, possibly in saudi arabia, volker pathis, was speaking to the associated press. but he also warned that there are challenges to overcome before any negotiations can begin. the fighting between sedans, army and the paramilitary rapid support forces has now gone on for more than 3 weeks. on the ground monday, there was another day of air strikes, gunshots and explosions. the fighting has intensified despite the rival sides, extending their truce by another 3 days, millions of people and call to him, trapped in their homes. the you and his warning that the humanitarian crisis ensue . don is turning into a full blown catastrophe. victoria gate and b begins, are coverage. hipaa is too frightened to leave her apartment in hall too. i missed my banner. when it hit daddy, i will continue. we hear the sounds of artillery falling in the street. we are traumatized. every time we hear the fighting, we feel

so he's a professor at u. c. l, a department of information studies. he's joining us on skype from los angeles. very good to have you with us or on audra 0. so the strategy covers investment. they wanna spend more money, keep it inside the us, have on a already workforce and deal with all the hacking issues. is this a strategy, or do you think the white as is actually just crossing his fingers and hoping for the best? that's a great question. i mean, i'm very, very concerned that a lot of these calls for regulation and those that seem to be driving discussions around what such regulation would look like in relation to artificial intelligence . are industry tightens, right. i think it's worth noting that in the space there are no, it is not a come very competitive market is just a couple players in the united states. primarily google or an opening. i ran an opening, i has a connection to microsoft. so when sam, ultimate and or other industry execs go in front of congress and say we want regulation, what they're essentially saying is set up a bunch of le

and i went to grenada to make a documentary about my family slave binding policy based on that u. c. l. data base of compensation records that you had, katherine whole talking about that that data base was put on the line in about 2013 . and then about 2016, a family member said to me, a radio the john list, you'll suppose to be the family historian. did you know that the, to evaluate and zoned at least 6 foundations in grenada and receive compensation for the 1000 enslaved africans and bio ancestors abolition in 1834. and i knew none of this, then a closer black lives, massa and george floyd sitting here in new york city, covering the protests as a journalist. i had to know more. so i went to good night of the bbc. let me make a documentary based on that documentary is a family. we'll also, what can we do? and we were led by a grenade is recreation committee and by the henry beckles, the chair of carol combs reparations commission. and he addressed all family is a zoom and said, you must apologize for what your ancestors did. it will have tremendous power and you'll lead by example

kimberly help it al jazeera, the white house, rama sweeney of austin, is a professor professor at u. c. l. a. is department of information studies, he says regulation could benefit the few a only companies currently operating in the us. so i'm very, very concerned that a lot of these calls for regulation and those that seem to be driving discussions around what such regulation would look like in relation to artificial intelligence or industry, tight and straight. i think it's worth noting that in the space there are no, it is not a come very competitive market. it's just a couple players in the united states, primarily google and opening. i ran it and open the i has a connection to microsoft. so when sam altman or other industry execs go in front of congress and say we want regulation, what they're essentially saying is set up a bunch of legal parameters that are optimized for our own success. however, there are aspects of this call that are very important. i really hope they end up getting prioritize, which is, what is the future going to look like for workers in this country, let alo

and go out, all the more so, a u c hero interruptions. so wait, let's get back to this.. these are tour operators. now they work in our district in the village here. and the task of agents is osipov well , it’s not difficult to drive petrovich, there was someone to puzzle with us, but the agent ranks are thinning. we are now closed for substances. now about drugs. today is the last day of the brothels operation. well done, four seizures. did. well, yes, you mow down your agents. this one arrested all the drug addicts , he left nothing, if you are in the department in the drug department, you also worked. it is not surprising that you did not stay there. what about you? not a single exemption. you've been with us for 2 months now. let's get connected if you don't bring the numbers you'll get a reprimand. and we also have a plan for arrests again. if someone is not in the know, however, there will be no problems with our contingent. questions find me a drug seizure to take. i don't know anyone in the area yet, it doesn't have to be. i mean let's go deniska, i'll tell you s

this is the way how the s, b, u. c. i a, and other intelligence services where when they are losing the bundle in the front line, they start to at tech, of the leaders and, and to turn to the actual, there are, and this is certainly not more. this is a general re stack. and against all defenseless people and know, of course are shocking situation. and the moment of course, k of hasn't admitted responsibility for any of these incidents. you must remember that. um, do you think the recent government will stuff up security measures in lights of these recent events, especially around the may the 9th. right. obviously some parades in smaller cities have been cancelled altogether on the security 5th. i think that the russian government is doing everything. what, what they can do in collective defense knowledge, again time for us who are public figures. so everybody who is building their face a name for the dumas and defense of dumas, have to remember the basic rule of being careful. i know many of my friends are watching behi

filed charges against the man accused of carrying out a series of groping incidents on and near the u. c berkeley campus. 34 year old daniel can run in puno is now facing three counts of misdemeanor sexual battery. he's still being held by palo alto police after being charged by santa clara county's district attorney for allegedly attacking a woman inside a pedestrian tunnel earlier this month. san jose police are investigating a stabbing that sent for people to the hospital. this happened just after 2 30 in the morning. on south almond in avenue and post street white near san pedro square. police say a fight broke out before officers were called to the scene. when officers did arrive, they found one man with life threatening stab wounds. authorities say he is in critical condition but stable. three other people took themselves to the hospital. all are expected to survive. no word yet of any arrests. also in san jose, the city's largest school district is facing a major teacher shortage. the california department of education says the san jose unified school district needs to hire just o

he said there wouldn't be peace in europe until ukraine was a part of the e u. c. moment. and there was nobody we are protecting europe from the regime that has proven that it only has one desire to destroy the freedom of europe. to be enough for is harry and master on the continent and that continent. it is for this commitment to defending europe and its values that will load them. here's a lensky has been chosen for this year. charlemagne prize the used top award for contributions to european unity and that's exactly what we are covering now. namely, the international charlemagne, price of a $12023.00 of the city of austin and west and germany, where the ukrainian president allowed him yet savanski will be awarded this for stitches price a. we saw also some european great dignitaries, thomas barry dw, split a little corresponding issue with me in the studio to also give us a little bit of context. and we should be seeing life images any moment off the stage in awesome. do we know exactly where they are published in the city of ahem? in western germany where the tradition

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the u. s. c, u. nato, and we're talking about talk you right, it's you a strategic powerhouse and nato member. so the opposition of the government, they are offering very different visions for the future of turkey and voters have to make a tough decision here. and we want to take a look at exactly that. let's take a look at the dual between the 2 candidates who could scarcely be more different presidents. the other one has been in power for 20 years. the stall since his political career as a barrel of hope and innovation. today the opposition and the even form of support says hold the 69 year old, responsible for turkey's transformation into a repressed of one man state. other one has been continuously using caution. polarizing rhetoric against opponents like come on mr. co puts drink as much as you want. this is my nation will not give the floor to an alcoholic. a drug called come from the cross. he is referring to the lead to of the c h p. come out of college to who, who with his common reserve

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dominguez transferred to u. c. davis from laney college.tured in a profile in an oakland story bank article back when he was a student at high castleman high school doing is not faces two counts of homicide. one count of attempted murder. he is expected to have his first appearance in court monday. we also expect u c. davis classes to resume monday as well, pam thank you, james. today san francisco leaders will announce a new plan to address the fentanyl crisis. they are promoting a bill in the california legislature that expands access to medications to treat opioid use disorders and builds on the city's efforts to combat fentanyl deaths. the plan is for legal supervised injection sites and narcan kits and public areas such as bars, and libraries. well, the golden today warriors just blew out the lakers last night. tied up the series at one win apiece, and now they're gearing up for game three tomorrow night in los angeles. thompson feeling it a bit right now knocks down another three. he kept doing it play thompson and the warriors was re

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