jordan walker brown onto concrete below., having told the jury that when he fired his taser, he says he was acting in self defence, because he said jordan walker brown moved toward some on the wall. he said he believed that he was carrying a weapon and could have attacked him. ailtlur he was carrying a weapon and could have attacked him.— have attacked him. our top story... gettin: have attacked him. our top story... getting ready _ have attacked him. our top story... getting ready for — have attacked him. our top story... getting ready for a _ have attacked him. our top story... getting ready for a weekend - have attacked him. our top story... getting ready for a weekend of - getting ready for a weekend of celebrations. the prince and princess of wales behind the bar in soho as the hospitality industry gets ready for coronation weekend. coming up, former criminal convicted in connection with the attack on the us capitol in 2022. coming up on bbc news, naples has waited 33 years and since the days of diego maradona, but only

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southwark crown court heard that the officer believed mr walker—brown was carrying a weapon.harges, which he claims are politically motivated. his detention sparked protests across the country in which at least ten people were killed. figures show hospitals in england have failed to hit key targets to tackle the backlogs in cancer care and routine treatment. an estimated 7.3 million people were waiting to start treatment at the end of march, which is a record high. the biggest source of electricity in the uk for the first three months of this year was wind power — the first time that has happened. it is being called a milestone in the country's journey to a low—carbon future. but there are questions over whether the government will be able to meet its target of producing all of the uk's electricity using renewable sources by 2035. one reason is that so many new wind and solar projects are being held up due to delays connecting them to the national grid. our climate editor justin rowlatt reports. diggers are already clearing the ground on this field outside torquay in devon. t

mr walker brown, who was 23 at the ttno, — walker brown, who was 23 at the ttno, ttoto — walker brownfter he was found to have breached rules— after he was found to have breached rules for public appointments— breached rules for public appointments . that's your news. appointments. that's your news. vouto— appointments. that's your news. vouto up— appointments. that's your news. vouto up to— appointments. that's your news. you're up to date.— appointments. that's your news. you're up to date. now back to . patrick. i okay, so patrick okay, so i want to start with it's a and it it's a massive story and it affects one us. affects every single one of us. it's the money in your it's all about the money in your pocket, if you pocket, and especially if you own house or you're trying to own a house or you're trying to get housing ladder or if get on the housing ladder or if you're bank you're renting because the bank of has the of england has raised the interest the 12th time interest rate for the 12th time interest rate for the 12th time in taking the base rate in a row, taking the base rat

jordan walker—brown fell and broke his back. the trial continues.ing in the serbian capital, belgrade. police arrested a 13—year—old boy in connection with the attack at a school in the centre of the city. three days of national mourning have been declared. our correspondent aleksandar miladinovic, who's based in belgrade, is at the scene. what we know so far is that the 13—year—old shooter would be placed under supervision in a mental institution because as the president of serbia said, he not old enough to be criminally charged. the 13—year—old boy took a month to plan a very detailed series of events in which he would kill his classmates. he appeared at school this morning for the first class, he found a classroom where his schoolmates were having a history lesson and started shooting. he had at least one gun and four rounds of ammunition and four molotov cocktails that he did not use. he reported himself to the police and he was detained as well as his parents. it turns out that the guns belonged to his father, who had all the licences for posse

walker until i can't wheel in any more. that is my child. i love him. >> cha was originally charged under former d.a. buy dean not long before he was recalled. >>> the family of banko brown is taking legal action. security guards shot and killed brown at a san francisco walgreens and the family announced a lawsuit against the store and that security guard. in fact, also the security guard company that he worked for. as nbc bay area's christie smith explains, well-known civil rights attorney john burris is taking the lead on that case. >> this death case seems so woefully unnecessary. because there was a choice. >> reporter: attorney john burris says he's suing on behalf of the family of banko brown, the transgender man who was killed during a confrontation with a security guard at the market street walgreens. >> what do you think is going to happen when you confront people for petty theft and the officers have guns? >> reporter: brown's family was in attendance today but did not address the media. burris says the retailer shoulders much of the blame. >> they put in motion, by hiring these security guards and giving them instructions to stop people, to confront people. an

so as brown is backing out of the doorway, he's seen making a slight movement toward the guard and then continues stepping backward when the guard raises his gun and fires. wilson walker is here to take us through this video. the d.a. was clear people were probably going to have a reaction, which is normal, but she doesn't want anyone to make up their minds based on this video alone. hard to do, but that is what her message is right now. >> we had heard descriptions of this moment, or at least the very end of this encounter, brown leaving the store, maybe stopping there for a moment. well, now everyone can watch for themselves, and it all happens in really about two seconds. >> and for that reason i would ask that members of the public and the press ensure that they view all of the evidence in this case and not simply the video. >> reporter: the public can now see what happened right in the walgreens doorway. a physical confrontation that ended in a momentary faceoff and a gunshot, but it's the video, the witness statements, and the testimony of the guard himself, said district attorney brooke jenkins, in outlining her decision not to file charges. >> i understand the

brown act yes. >> okay, thank you. >> for members of the public that would like to make a comment online item 11, there is no public comment. commissioner walker. >> yes. >> benedicto. >> yes. >> commissioner byrne. >> yes. >> commission yee. >> yes. >> vice president carter oberstone. >> yes. >> and president elias. >> yes. >> you have six yeses. line item number 12, adjournment. thank you. >> the meeting will come to order welcome to the april 27, 2023 of neighborhood services i'm catherine stefani with supervisor dorse and he the clerk john carroll i would like to thank james from sfgovtv for staffing the meeting. >> the allow in personnel attendance and public comment and providing remote access and comment via telephoneful it is