wakefield was then shot dead while shielding his child. suspect was caught on camera appearing to dance at the scene of the shooting still holding the gun. listens with this witnesses about the shooter's demeanor as he opened fire. >> the guy that was shooting, he was smiling and laughing the whole time. >> davis was quickly arrested in a nearby alleyway. officers they shouted, quote, i did as he was handcuffed and just yesterday he appeared in court reportedly smiling, prosecutors say davis admits he was high on mushrooms when he targeted the young dad at random. us up moscow wakefield's family and friends are trying to cope with. >> reporter: robbing such a beautiful family of their future, doesn't make sense. >> davis is facing second-degree murder and attempted second-degree murder charges as well, a judge denied them bond calling a cold-blooded killing. >> appreciate it. the white house says it doesn't have anything to preview on getting answers from china on the origins of the coronavirus. classified us intelligence report failing to

were eating on ocean drive when a man approached and pointed a gun at his one-year-old simple wakefield, quote, he is only a boy, wakefield was shot dead shielding his child. afterwards the suspect was caught on camera appearing to dance at the scene of the shooting still holding the gun and even more chilling, listen to what the witness says about the shooter's demeanor as he opened fire. >> the guy that was shooting was smiling and laughing the whole time. jillian: davis was quickly arrested in a nearby alley way. officer said he shouted, quote, i did it after he was handcuffed and yesterday appeared smiling, davis admits he was high on mushrooms when he targeted the young dad at random. the sudden loss, wakefield's family and friends still trying to cope with. >> just robbing such a beautiful family of their future together, it doesn't make sense. >> reporter: he is facing second-degree murder charges, judge denied him bond calling in a cold-blooded killing. >> for the first time la county prosecutors are not opposing the parole request of a man convicted of assassinating us attorney

, where i'm from, that he had _ from wakefield, where i'm from, that he had contacted wakefield councileally shows— pensioner. and i think it really shows the _ pensioner. and i think it really shows the mood of the country at the moment— shows the mood of the country at the moment when it comes to refugees coming _ moment when it comes to refugees coming from afghanistan. i think this is— coming from afghanistan. i think this is a — coming from afghanistan. i think this is a story that we have all been — this is a story that we have all been a — this is a story that we have all been a part of, it has all been a part— been a part of, it has all been a part of— been a part of, it has all been a part of our— been a part of, it has all been a part of our homes, some people have had to— part of our homes, some people have had to service people within their families— had to service people within their families and they are very much... it families and they are very much... it doesn't — families and they are very much... it doesn't feel as if it is a humanitarian disaster that is very much _

still to come tonight, castleford host wakefield at 7 oclock sonnyboyliston won the ebor handicap in a photo finish at york. the 10—1 shot, ridden by ben coen, and trained byjonny murtagh, edged out quickthorn with alounak finishing third. pre—race favourite hamish was earlier declared a non—runner back to the cricket and a quick update on the final of the mens�*s hundred at lord's. moeen ali's birmingham phoenix won the toss and decided to field. so southern brave batting first. it's currently 15 fori after 15 balls. the dangerous quinton de kock the man out. that's all from sportsday. have a very good evening. afghanistan has new masters, 20 years after their first experiment in power came to a shattering end, the taliban are back, hours after arriving in cobble, sitting at the president's desk. earlier, cling to power but the man down in the streets is gone. afghanistan has new masters. 20 years after their first experiment in power came to a shattering end the taliban are back. hours after arriving in kabul, they were sitting at the president's desk. earlier, president ashraf gha

wakefield was then tragically shot dead shielding his child.hat marius davis was caught on camera appearing to dance at the scene of the shooting still holding that gun. and even more chilling, listen to what this witness had to say about the shooter's demeanor as he opened fire. >> and what is so strange is the guy that was shooting said he was smiling and laughing the whole time that he was shooting the guy. >> davis was quickly arrested in nearby alleyway. prosecutor say davis admitted to being high on mushrooms during the shooting and targeting wakefield at random. just yesterday he appeared in court reportedly smiling. a judge then denied bond. >> no bond. you are being held with no bond. you shot and killed somebody in cold blood. >> davis is facing second degree murder and attempted second degree murder charges. back to you guys. ainsley: and when police arrested him, ashley, they said he was in that alleyway telling them i did it. i did it awful. he admitted it. steve: he said, thank you, ashley. he said i'm on mushrooms and they made m

still to come tonight, castleford host wakefield at 7 oclock sonnyboyliston won the ebor handicap inalounak finishing third. pre—race favourite hamish was earlier declared a non—runner back to the cricket and a quick update on the final of the mens's hundred at lord's. moeen ali's birmingham phoenix won the toss and decided to field. so southern brave batting first. it's currently 15 for1 after 15 balls.

castleford tigers are currently playing wakefield trinity.rimoz roglic of slovenia retained the overall leader's red jersey after the 8th stage of the vuelta a espana. fabio jakobsen of the netherlands finished first to pick up his second stage victory of this year's race. roglic has an 8 second overall lead. britain's adam yates remains 10th, almost a minute and a half off the pace. sonnyboyliston won the ebor handicap in a photo finish at york. the 10—1 shot, ridden by ben coen, and trained byjonny murtagh, edged out quickthorn with alounak finishing third. pre—race favourite hamish was earlier declared a non—runner that's all from sportsday. hello. saturday saw quite a large amount of cloud sitting across the uk. wearing heavy rain for some. quite a contrast, then, for sunday as we look to sunnier skies and a loss of dry weather as well. the reason for the change, we move an area of low pressure away to the east of the uk, it pushes into the continent and that will allow for high pressure to build from the south—west and that high pressure

. >> robert sammons is a senior -- for cushman wakefield.f clients are tech companies and most are not planning to return to the office until january. >> tech firms have been slower getting back to the office. there is competition among tech firms. the big players have delayed return to the office because of the variant. we have seen that ticking up into the year ended 22022. >> facebook and amazon announced they won't return. google has pushed back there date to october 18. twitter close down offices in july due to concerns over the delta variant. none of these tech companies are terminating lease agreements, which signals parts of downtown may continue to feel empty until next year. >> our vacancy rent -- vacancy rate is elevated. we see that improving next year for sure. >> the city's unemployment rate has declined slightly from 6.2% to 5.4% in april. riley says, compared to whether major cities, we have work to do. >> more than 40% of the workers are back in new york city. san francisco is lagging in terms of the number of people who hav

everybody knows wakefield. even if you are a critic, i mean, you've had to sort of deal with wakefield. he is arguably the first modern celebrity. i didn't say religious celebrity, i said, first modern celebrity. when he shows up in a town, he draws crowds, often, that are because and the population of the town itself. so he gives a farewell sermon in boston in the early 17 forties, say 25,000 people show up when there's about 70,000 people living in boston at the time. so, effectively, the whole population of the town plus people from the hinterland. when he preaches in london, they say, 60, 70, 80,000 people were coming to hear him. and you remember, this is pre-electricity. so he does not have wet? a microphone. and if you've ever read ben franklin's autobiography, here and frankly were close, business associates first, and then friends. frankly, when whitfield first came to philadelphia, frank and did a little experiment, and franklin does experiments, right? so he's walking around the edges of the crowd tr

achievements are clear, but what of ben franklin's religion in was he embraced by his deism and james wakefield who was the most influential evangelist of the 18th century? his work with thomas jefferson on the declaration of independence and its invocations of the creator and of nature and nature's god or his solitary insistence on prayer at the convention. when you add franklin's propensity for joking about serious matters he becomes even more difficult to pin down. regarding franklin's chameleonlike religion john adams once remarked, the catholics thought him almost a catholic. the church of england claimed him as one of them. the presbyterian thought him a presbyterian and the french thought him a wet quaker which basically means a quaker who is not so well behaved. the key, i think, to understanding franklin's ambivalent faith is the contrast between the skepticism of his adult life and the indelible imprint of his childhood puritanism. the intense piety and of his parents acted as a tether restraining franklin's skepticism. as a teenager, it's true he abandoned his parent's puritan belief

through the upper midwest, minneapolis, lacrosse, wakefield, look at the severe possibilities today from des moines, lacrosse, duluth, on into madison we are looking at dangerous lightning, hail, tornados possible with heavy rain anywhere from 1 to 3 inches of rain in the upper midwest. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds number one in reliability, 16 times in a row. most awarded for network quality, 27 times in a row. proving once again that nobody builds networks like verizon. that's why we're building 5g right, that's why there's only one best network. >>> good tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we look at our air quality it has been improving for the north bay and south bay and we are still looking at a hazy sky and moderate air quality, definitely affecting those who are sensitive to the wildfire smoke. our temperatures are cooler thanks to the fog and the ocean breeze pick ing up today. freshening our air for our coastal areas as well. mid 60s, mid 70s for martinez as well as san jose and low 80s for antioch, livermore and morgan hi

profit taking down 3.6% this morning 360% up at 2021 we work the office sharing guys teaming up with wakefield want to do is refill offices with workers as adults at various surgeons and employees have been home for a year end half how do you convince bosses and staff that camille is wortht in the originality and creativeness to know how to help them fill the offices the right way. stuart: got that, show me google remote workers -- that says a pay cut for remote workers speaker it doesn't make sense how they figured out there's a google calculator that their employees can used to justify the cost of their move for instance if you use a calculator someone who lives in connecticut but commutes to google's new york city would have to take a 15% pay cut if they work from home but the same person who lived in new york city and worked in new york city would get the same pay, it doesn't quite make sense is based on the situation but the bottom line is you need to have a conversation with your boss before you make a decision to move about what your compensation is going to be. stuart: well said very i

they have got the results and the wakefield nerve—racking, but the journey to get to this point has beene disruption, the anxiety, but here today those emotions have turned to relief. let's have a chat with some of the students who have literallyjust opened their envelopes. how are you guys feeling? how did you get on? i am really excited, i am really relieved. _ am really excited, i am really relieved. i_ am really excited, i am really relieved, i can finally sleep today. i relieved, i can finally sleep today. i have _ relieved, i can finally sleep today. i have got — relieved, i can finally sleep today. i have got the grades i wanted and i can get— i have got the grades i wanted and i can get into — i have got the grades i wanted and i can get into the six form i wanted and i_ can get into the six form i wanted and i can— can get into the six form i wanted and i can pursue my career, i am happy. _ ha“ _ ., ha... ., m ha--. ., '. ., , happy. how difficult has the “ourney been to this — happy. how difficult has the “ourney been to this point i happy. how difficult has the “ourney been to