that time, ., ., ., ~' have caught wayne couzens at that time. . . . ~' i” have caught wayne couzensha lee, thank you for talking to newsnight. _ the met�*s deputy assistant commissioner stuart cundy told us in a statement... "an independent iopc investigation concluded former pc lee should face a misconduct hearing for allegations about her honesty and integrity and how she carried out her duties and responsibilities. a panel found that her actions fell below the professional standards expected of her. let's speak now to steven roberts, a former deputy assistant commissioner at the metropolitan police. mr roberts, samantha lee says showers a scapegoat, do you agree with her? ., ., �* , ., with her? no, i don't. there is no doubt that— with her? no, i don't. there is no doubt that the _ with her? no, i don't. there is no doubt that the met _ with her? no, i don't. there is no doubt that the met and _ with her? no, i don't. there is no doubt that the met and indeed i with her? no, i don't. there is no l doubt that the met and indeed kent constabulary a corporate responsibility for wha

wayne contrary to his nickname matt anthony is anything but wayne's aggressive. he's thoughtful. he's a good battlefield commander. despite payola, wayne leads very small brigade. boy, am i pumping that up by calling it brigade. it's only about 300 guys. they cross the delaware with the help of john berry commands what remains of the continental and says to berry and i think that every man a 14 year old boy in his heart give us a box of matches and tell us set fire to something. we're on it. yeah, very like burns. all that. exactly. and that's of it. the new jersey shore rice garnet and distract the war and all the fodder on the jersey shore burn all exactly and berry does great work with that wayne works his way through and he works really well with new jersey militia colonel ellis and wayne develops great networks. in fact. yeah, if i could about this book is the cast of characters is is really not the ones we usually think about. no and it's and while the book i use i'm talking about logistics now it's about the maturation of washington general but also the de

we will welcome wayne to the stage.se] today i will sign an executive order to protect the god-given right to keep and bear arms from being infringed upon by financial institutions. my executive order effective immediately blocks state agencies from contracting with large banks the disk made against firearm related industries. wayne, in 1787, thomas jefferson wrote a letter to james madison, talked about how committed he was to freedom. he made this point in latin but it translates as i prefer dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery. today, with this. [applause] >> do you have a microphone? you don't? i get to put words into your mouth. >> you're doing great. >> wayne is grateful to me for doing this for the nra. >> on behalf of everyone in this room, gun owners throughout the country and all our members and firearm owners and the great state of south dakota, governor, god bless you. [applause] >> thank you. >> this is executive order number 23-04, the state of south dakota office of the governor, i will be signing it o

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wayne finally made - 12. three hours waiting. an absolute nightmare. wayne finally made it. 12.ute | nightmare. wayne finally made it and is on his way home. but this is that in a port, crorairport is on his way home. but this is that in a port, cror airport this afternoon, still packed and this was bristol. the home office says that the idea she has now been resolved but will take some considerable time for the disruption to end. our reporter, david waddell, is at london's heathrow airport and is following developments. it is panning out to be a beautiful bank holiday weekend here at london heathrow, but it didn't start out well for thousands of passengers, or for border force, whose systems collapsed early on friday evening. now, though systems are operational, border force and the home office have said they will start to reopen the e—gates at the busiest locations first before verifying whether that is working ok, and then reopening them at other locations across the country. in the meantime, there have been long queues, some incoming passengers both here in the uk, at airpor

i'm ken wayne. to withdraw at a hearing in san francisco superior court this morning.

like cowboys from a john wayne movie. that's how a man from south carolina described the deputies who opened fire on him two years ago as he was having a mental health crisis. that barrage is now the subject of a lawsuit. here's a b cs lionel movies and a warning some of the upcoming video may be disturbing. this morning graphic video released by trevor mullinax is attorney of the moment. he says his client was shot at nearly 50 times. from 2021 shows deputies firing as mullinax. his mother spoke to him outside of his truck suicidal, you said. yes ma'am himself in a truck in his truck, his family calling for help, saying he was having a mental health crisis response, not what they expected. never in my life. have i ever ever imagined? that i would be put in danger by someone on the law enforcement was hit nine times but survived . the lawsuit accuses your county and the sheriff's office of gross negligence causing emotional and physical anguish initially came in as a welfare check, but dispatch audio shows the conversatio

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i'm ken wayne.doesn't have the funds to litigate more than 330 lawsuits that allege child abuse chapter 11 would stop the lawsuits and set up a plans to compensate those based on their claims. and the church says that this is the most transparent way to do this. however, a group representing abuse survivor says that it is simply a way for the church to pay less and cover up its secrets force and kerman has the story.

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>> we got it, wayne. mark, you have 30 seconds to answer a big question. >> initially, and again, i think i got misinterpreted -- think it got misinterpreted, but initially it stood for black political power, not just registering but organizing black candidates, for black self-defense, that we will not be unconditionally nonviolent. we reserve the right to actually defend ourselves when attacked. and it stood for this cultural element of black pride and identity and history. >> mark whitaker is our guest, former cnn managing editor, former editor of newsweek, former bureau chief for nbc news. saying it loud: 1966the year black power challenged the civil rights movement is the name of the book. thank you for being on book tv. >> thank you for having me. >> our live coverage of the los angeles times book festival continues now. next author panel is a

thank you, doctor wayne. perfect i have i few slides i want to share approximate enengage in the conversation supervisor megovern you asked for. so i wanted to first -- unfortunately set the tone of what we are really looking at and talking about. so -- over the plasm year and march of 2022 to april of 23. looking at the data we received. youth on campus or off campus. off campus young people traveling to and from school or rec and park siteos muni or in our malls and other businesses. the majority of the incidents involve young people and young people. however, 11 of the incidents involved an adult. theed are, lateraling data we are seeing. with the gun involve am you electric at the charter next to the comments here. throw there were throw ins debts of gungs upon found on campus employs there were 10 incidents of a young person with a gun off campus and 18 of shootings involved young people. in conversations with our chief probation officer as well as -- our juvenile it was aird that the trends for young pe

i remember her going over to wayne shorter's house. maria shorter. she was really trying to escape ike. and she went into the house and actually weigh in and anna maria told me about this, because i wasn't there at the time. they said that she came in and was telling them about i can't go back with ike. and then i must have found out where she was going. or maybe trailed her in some way. and they went right to weigh in and anna maria's alter, started chanting -- . and it seems that i walked up to the door, stopped, turned and went back to his car. and she didn't see him after that. >> wow. >> he just disappeared. he must to fill the vibe. >> the power of buddhism. i'm >> sorry? >> the power of buddhism. >> that's right. it's the power that comes from your own. life >> and for her that was something that she felt saved her from the abuse in that time. >> yes. it was like the key component that made her life really turn around. and she began to really adamantly practice buddhism and encourage others to check it out for themselves. that's

and was delayed san jose larry or john wayne. so john wayne john wayne.n jose in a while. but mike my only complaint about the san jose airport. it's an older facility and you know, like the corridors are a little narrow and it can it can get crowded in spots. it i have to say it can get crowded, but i've flown out of san jose and san francisco and oakland occasionally, san jose. we've never found people to be very angry or anything like that. i mean we feel like it's moved along pretty good. have you ever been at the airport? same time? larry has been yeah. that list. oh, i mean any of the major hubs are just so crowded and it's you t's own little city. so the weather delays. yeah, you know, that's one of the reasons why we go the extra miles just to understand right san diego man has taken travel to a new level this month ramblin randy visited. hey, randy. turkmenistan, yeah, that's everywhere stop. on it's just a visiting every single country on earth now that he has visited all the countries. he claims he has made his own country. it's called a slow j

you know, certainly be, you know, wayne and to wayne that question. um, but i think that they're gonna look to turkey or they're gonna look to assemble. and they're going to see that a subsidiary of a french company manages much of it stumbles airport. and to date that french company has not been sanctioned. president macro has not asked them to withdraw and press the air to one is in no frame of mind to do anything that he doesn't have to do in terms of interrupting, not only flights that are service saying the russian federation, frontier kia, but also flights that are arriving balaam via the bill routes. airline. exactly, exactly. there are, there are, are the destinations are all the transfer hubs that the russian airlines offline through. as you say at the moment, what part of what i was reading joined about these potential sanctions? is that america would potentially sanction the maintenance of the aircraft, the maintenance of the airlines meeting. the end of the day, hundreds of thousands of civilians who fly on these planes could be at risk of

district attorney brooke jenkins released her report about her decision to not charge michael earl wayne anthony, the walgreens security guard who shot and killed banco brown out of walgreens on market street. april 20/7. we are not going to be filing any charges against mr anthony, the security guard in connection with the shooting of banco brown at this time. ah! we do not believe that there is sufficient evidence to overcome what we would expect his defense of self defense to be the d. a also released the surveillance video from walgreens that shows how the shooting unfolded. the video shows banco brown carrying items towards the front door, and michael earl wayne anthony, stopping him to get into a physical altercation with anthony taking brown to the ground and getting on top of him , according to anthony brown repeatedly said he was going to stab the guard and anthony says he believed that threat the guard said at the time. he said he would let brown get up and leave. if he calmed down in the video. they both get up. that is when the guard unholstered his weapon, but kept it pointe

vernon wayne. how they would confiscate whatever illegal weapons they found and then they would leave. there was never any intention of any shooting, of any kind. a lot of the atf agents, instead of having magazines of bullets in their pockets, had candy bars for the branch davidian kids. the big problem was that the branch davidians wanted to be attacked. this is what david koresh had prophecy to them, that the forces of babylon, by which he meant the u.s. government, would show up, attack them, and there would be a fight to the death where many would die. that would include koresh, the lamb of the book of revelation. then they'd come back translated by god, and there'd be a big final battle that the lamb and his forces would win. this was the end of the world. so when atf showed up that morning to the branch davidians, this proved david was right. and now we're going to have a fight to the death. and that's what commenced. if everything for atf depended taking the branch davidians by surprise. th

i'm ken wayne.hen the shooting happened, the woman's 5 year-old son was also at the scene and police say they believe the shooter is the boy's father and the other victim was in a relationship with the deceased forcefully to gaal has the

suggest bank was the other wayne that failed. this is their first public appearance since the fall of their firms. >> i believed in the bank and its mission, and i cared deeply about our over 8,000 employees and their families. i was committed to our clients and helping them succeed, whether they were successful technology companies or small business founders in towns across the country. >> the senate committee's chairman blamed the financial institutions for ignoring warnings from local government officials. he also said that both banks were fatally mismanaged, and he went after them for pushing up stock prices and executive salaries while ignore is the risks for customers and putting customer money at stake. >>> talks still under way as the debt ceiling looms. president biden and vice president harris hosted a meeting in the oval office with top congressional leaders as they look for compromise. speaker of the house kevin mccarthy and senate majority leader chuck schumer were in attendance. following the meeting, both sides hin

i'm ken wayne.'m pam moore. the news at 6 is >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. so we are here. >> to deliver the news. the entire community that everybody's been waiting to hear. we've made an arrest. >> now at 6, we are learning new information about the suspect arrested in a series of stabbings near uc davis. police say that suspect is from the bay area and he went to laney college in oakland. thank you for joining us for kron. 4 news tonight at 6. i'm pam moore. i'm ken wayne. more than a week after the first of 3 stabbings, roxas davis community. >> police say the man they believe is responsible for all of them.

i'm ken wayne. the news at 6 is next. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. and just last question. and this is there in this current investigation into whether the former fire commissioner is in fact responsible for for all 8 salts. >> yes, that's a we we have to investigate that. >> now it's 6 former san francisco fire commissioner don carmignani now under investigation for string a bear spray attacks dating back to 2021. a homeless man was accused of beating carmignani with a metal pipe last month after coming on e allegedly attacked him with bear spray in the marina district neighborhood. thanks for joining us for kron. 4 news at 6. i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan. >> the city's police commissioners had questions for police chief bill scott and they are asking why the public was not made aware of those attacks sooner. kron four's has has the story. >> do you know if any of those in attacks on unhoused individuals, wherever including any of your reports, was the supervisor of the district that in which this crime s

i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan.restaurant in north beach has apologized saying they didn't know the topic of the. >> planned discussion and in fact say they thought it was going to be a republican fundraising event. four's rob nesbitt joins us now in the studio with reactions from community members and even some lawmakers. rob, i first noticed people posting about this online upset that this meeting o

our ken wayne takes a deep dive. we'l >> well, drug overdose deaths in the u.s. rose to record levels during the pandemic. according to a new report from the cdc that nearly 70,000 people in the u.s. dying of fentanyl, drug overdoses. 2021 researchers say fentanyl a significantly more likely to be involved and a deadly overdose than other common drugs. a new research is giving hope to brain cancer patients because researchers at northwestern medicine say they've developed a new technique. it can actually deliver drugs directly into your tumors. the device uses micro bubbles to open the blood brain barrier to deliver chemotherapy drugs to critical areas of the brain. incredible and the barrier that closes within an hour after the procedure. >> we were able to increase the drop levels in the brain anywhere between 3.7 to 5.9. the times these is a meaningful increase in drug levels that was not ever in song before in humans. >> researchers say the next step is to determine whether their treatment actually helps people live longer. and cannabis is actually considered

guest: wayne city, -- host: wayne city, carla, republican line. caller: how are you doing? i had a couple of questions. one was about the pharmaceutical companies. i'm on social security. i have bad knees and a bunch of medical issues. they caused me $700 just to have the injections in my knees. that's out of my pocket. they charged me like $1200. that's ridiculous. for two injections. and then i have another issue with like the government, the border. i always say that if we can't get something done it's time to get the person out who is not doing their job. so is that something you guys are looking into, are you planning on doing something about the impeachment? mayorkas? guest: i would vote for that in a heartbeat. he's pitiful. he is doing a disservice to the country and ought to resign. i have no respect whatsoever for the work he is doing down there or the work that he is not doing down there at the border. the border is a mess. it's much more than the 5 million people coming across the border illegally. much more than the million who got away and crossed that border.

suze police claiming deputies acted like cowboys in a john wayne movie. love thatmorng g morning america. back now with the implosion of this highway bridge in germany. it was brought down with more than £300 of explosives. one camera may have been set up a little, too close the debris and dust slamming it. knocking it over the bridge had been declared unsafe, which are now to south carolina, where deputies are accused of shooting at a man nearly 50 times during a welfare check. now he's suing comparing the officers do cowboys from a john wayne movie. we warn you, the images are disturbing. here's a b c's line in the weeks this morning graphic video released by trevor mullinax is attorney of the moment. he says his client was shot at nearly 50 th sutde ofir mullix. his his truck suicidal, you said. yes ma'am himself in a truck isn't in his truck, his family calling for help, saying he was having a mental health crisis response, not what they expected. never in my life. have i ever ever imagined? that i would be put in danger by someone on the law enforcem

i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan. montgomery high school in santa rosa.ut on lockdown today. that's after reports that somebody was on campus. >> with a gun and it is the same

i'm pam moore and i'm vicki liviakis in for ken wayne. police say the suspect is in critical condition from self-inflicted stab wounds. the girl was found unresponsive at a home near 45th and bancroft avenue counselors. amanda harry is live there now. amanda, what happened was the latest here. >> the interim police chief was here on the scene. he called this homicide senseless and horrific and they're still a lot of work going on here. if you take a look behind me, you can see the apartment where this crime happened is still an active crime scene. we've had investigators going in out all afternoon and they've been here for hours. oakland police say the call came in just before noon when officers arrived at the home near 45th in bancroft avenues they found a knife with blood on it. officers were notified by the original color that the suspect had killed the victim. officers entered the residence and found a 10 year-old girl dead on the scene. >> located unresponsive. 10 year-old suffering from severe injuries to her neck. officers also loc

i'm ken wayne. many appeared in court for just about 6 minutes. today is lawyer told the judge that she needs more time to better prepare for the trial. and she has to postpone the arraignment. this also comes after lee's autopsy report was released by the medical examiner's office kron four's. rob nesbitt has been following this case. he joins us here in the studio now with the latest looks like is going to be pushed back again. this is the 3rd time the right to a speedy trial is always listed in the miranda rights. but many has waived that right for a 3rd time. his lawyer says she's not ready to make timing decisions for a preliminary hearing. minutes after many entered the courtroom tuesday. the judge granted his lawyers request to continue the arraignment. another 2 weeks. defense attorney paula canny says she wants more time to prepare her arguments. of course, i'm pleading not guilty. he is not guilty, ok, i'm going enter that plea. >> but what i can decide about >> is whether or not to waive time or not. we have time for the preliminary hea

i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan. montgomery high school in santa rosa. put on lockdown today. that's after reports that somebody was on campus. >> with a gun and it is the same school were 2 students were stabbed in march. one of them died. the latest incident causing a lot of anger in the community. people arguing that not enough is being done to keep students and teachers safe. kron four's. rob nesbitt was at school today and he has more on what police are saying. the lockdown lasted for about 2 hours. students were released and reunited with their parents. every parent i spoke to stood here in fear during the lockdown while they waited. >> this is what the sidewalk in front of montgomery high school looks like friday. >> parents like hector gonzales lined up waiting for answers while the school is on lockdown. >> i mean, i'm just really concerned. trust your kid, too. >> place. santa rosa police were called to the school at 10:45am. after a student called 9-1-1 to report. another student showing off a gun. several students ran when they saw officers a

i'm ken wayne. i'm pam moore. the news at 6 is next. i need it cool at night.g to ice me out of the bed? baby, only on game nights. you know you are retired right? am i? ya! save 50% on the sleep number limited edition smart bed. plus, special financing. only at sleep number. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. >> now is 6 not guilty. that was the plea coming from the man accused of murdering cash app founder bob lee. and now a judge is ordering nima meaning to stay in jail. thank you for watching kron. 4 news tonight at 6. i'm pam moore. i'm ken wayne. the man charged with killing cash app founder bob lee was back in court. the memo many pled not guilty to the charges against him today from 4 has been was in the courtroom for the arraignment. the arraignment of many was drawn out for several weeks. but he finally pled not guilty to the charges against him today. >> his

i'm ken wayne, the san mateo county district attorney's office says the woman responsible gave the injections illegally at a burlingame hotel kron four's rob nesbitt talked to the da about the charges. he joins us now live in the studio with the details. rob ken and pam. christina hashing gore. connie, made a living off of looking like kim kardashian on only fans that same desire to look like a celebrity may have been the cause of her death. a caring and loving spirit is how christina ashton gore counties, family described. ron, this go fund me page. >> the 34 year-old died of a heart attack on april 20th. but san mateo county district attorney steve wagstaffe says 24 hours before that gore county was here at the san francisco airport, marriott hotel to receive silicone injections into are rare and so that it would enlarge are rare and to make the victim look more like kim kardashian. instead, what happened is the drug that was injected into went right into her bloodstream is ultimately caused pulmonary embolism, causing her death. >> according to wag staff, the injections were given by vivia

state main street because i forget you probably don't wanna watch it because it might just change the wayne say the body of 3 people. so for instance, coming your what's the somebody loves to have to choose between you. if you want to get to the store, this goes up there. the word meant that i play anything that i beat was awfully cool. my lot to shift new things to get suitable for something that you all are not mature. lots of people's office for your thoughts. our brains are fascinating. they control everything from our ability to function to experiencing emotion. in fact, your ability to understand what i'm saying to you right now comes down to the amazing functionality of your brain. and yet there are still so much that we don't understand about how our minds work. so what happens when things go wrong up here? well, to find out the answers we came here to use, you know, get up and speak with the john. here's one of the world's foremost surgeons utilizing state of the art technology and progressive techniques. the cutoff, sorry, is this. uh rough uh, sounds the west and supplies of depl

i'm ken wayne in for grant lotus tonight.estigators have said the security guard was trying to stop a suspected shoplifter when he fired his weapon. san francisco's district attorney announced a short time ago tonight that

turns out john wayne was just named ingrid airport in the country. forms and artstreet from travelers traveling to major reports using several factors like sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, and, surprise, anger it appears is now the duke of airports. if you're considering switching to another nearby airport, ma maybe. latavius international ranked 12th in the english, hello burbank 13. the los angeles dodgers and patient apology and we invited the sisters of perpetual indulgence to their annual prid night next month. the dodgers had initially rescinded the invitation to the drag group saying they were considering the things of those who believed the group blocks christian spirit, but backtracked on their status within days resentencing they listen to thoughtful feedback o the issue and have we extended the invite, which the group has accepted brendan brisson attack captured on camera downtown los angeles are kind of hard to watch. involving a group of cyclists and demand a pickup truck. the group next him into the ground and then click submit storms o

i'm vicki liviakis and i'm ken wayne.me today nationwide. >> kron 4 meteorologist brittany begley here with a look the conditions out there starting at the airports. yeah, we're still seeing some delays at the airports. we want to make sure you're prepared not to mention tracking some thunderstorms in the sierras. so let's talk about what you need to know. it's a busy holiday travel weekend. >> you can see right here at sfo. everything's looks clear. that's the good news. but i just checked in san francisco, 80% arrival and departures for you, oakland, 95%. you're departures on time. but only 60% of the rivals and san jose. your departure. 75% on-time 65 your arrival. some of the think about you're still going to see some slow drive times at the airport, too. new york, jfk, you're still seeing some delays there. earlier. we are noticing a big delays in vegas. thankfully that has changed. that's the good news from sky to the roadway. chp still out in full force today, but we're seeing a lot of green right now. that's good.

this is wayne fenton at luton airport.out 1.5 hours, in fact nearly two hours. the home office said the problem was with the whole uk border system, in particular e—gates, where passengers scan their own passports stopped working. this is one of the worst outages concerning the e—gates system. in the past when we have seen the odd outage, it has been for two or three hours and fixed fairly quickly, but already we are seeing the scale of this particular outage. the timing of this disruption couldn't be worse, the start of the busy bank holiday weekend and for many the spring half term. the home office have been saying that they have been trying to fix this problem as a matter of urgency, but when i asked them exactly what the problem is that they're trying to fix, they said it was too sensitive to say. it is now nearly five to three, we landed at five to 12. three hours waiting. an absolute nightmare. wayne finally made it and is on his way home. but this was luton airport, this afternoon still packed and this was bristol.