they'd robert wilson is constructing like a flow. no, my works i, i diagram for put them together mathematically so i can see the total picture quickly. and her later we can fill and form or content. a crucial element is the lighting for $78.00 and said she should go should go for about that's done with a line. and one of them before you leave that group. good to me. lightest the most is central element and theater and architecture. albert einstein, sir. light is the measure of all things. and without life, there's no space. the whole lot of dorian becomes a stage shop. couldn't he create works of art in which people meant talented people move and speak or saying when to place an order as in others 1st like everything else, really light? it sounds, props, stage set, whether it's painted on the floor on the ceiling and around about mothers. and regardless, i would only be the him, everything as opposed to come together, him and so that's how he rehearses says, come, ah, ah, ah, ah, oh, ooh, the i, i've been working 50 years and the th

wilson clearly defines the arrangement of the death bed. in particular, the arrangement of the blanket and the precisely determined folding of the sheet have to be practised by the assistance so that it looks exactly the same at each performance. oh, i ah, ah. each markins, all right, i and i am very fond of him because he has such a loving welcome. leach, lumpy, but he's not sloppy. he is absolutely precise. our i think precision and not arbitrary. ness is an aspect of every form of art when nice believe he could even kiss if my husband and i had when performed this death scene takes 12 minutes. oh it begins with a quotation from luther about children, their innocence, joy and purity, his own ah ah, all ah ah, ah, ah martin luther for me as a point in time. and you have different points and different errors and which change happens. and so i see it was something more abstract 3. and so it's a point in time where things are changed. i owe the stylized housewife and the final scene seemed to point to luther. his wife katerina ah, whole, ah,

russell wilson at of the nfc west to the afc west, and how does the 49ers empire feel from russell wilsont into jimmy garoppolo and a second. wilson is a denver bronco now. has record against the 49ers 17- 4 in 10 seasons with seattle. the price was steep here denver gave up two first-round picks, two second round draft picks, and the three players, including quarterback drew locke, all for wilson, a pltime seattle, aaron rodgers is staying with the green bay packers. sometimes the best moves are the ones you don't make. the fourth time and bp announced he is remaining with the packers for at least one more year, and he will have his top offensive weapon, former palo alto high school star davante adams is also returning to green bay. those were two big dominoes to fall today. in the case of russell wilson, the 49ers will play at the broncos next season. there is no getting away from this guy. >> there has to be a home for jimmy g. . he is too good. >> reporter: there will be a home as soon as deals are made. >>> coming up news at 5:30, delayed trains and frustrated passengers. b.a.r.t. is

wilson to the broncos . wilson a record of 17-4 in 10 seasons with seattle. the price was steep denver gave up two first-round draft picks, two second round draft picks and three players including quarterback drew lock all for wilson, a nine time pro bowl clutch player. meanwhile, 1900 miles east of seattle, aaron rodgers is staying with the green bay packers because sometimes the best moves are the ones you do not make her cup the four-time mvp announced he is remaining with the packers for at least one more year. he will have his top offensive weapon, former palo alto high school star, devante adams, who was also returning to green bay. basketball. james wiseman is step closer to his long-awaited season debut. he is scheduled to play two games with the warriors, the santa cruz warriors. a player could return for the big club for the final 14 games of the regular season. this was not your normal sports slow tuesday. we have 13 norcal high school basketball finals tonight. >> what does this mean possibly for jimmy g? >> we know two teens he will not go to. fo

reid wilson? guest: gas prices are going out not because of ukraine, they are going up for a million reasons. demand is one of them. supply and demand, the basics of economics. when more people want something, the higher the price goes. we do not get a lot of gas in the united states from russia. only about 3% of the total amount of gas we import. far more of it comes from canada. canada is our main source of gas. there we go. to tia's point earlier on what the fed's are doing on the gas tax as they consider suspending the gas tax through the end of the year. there is a bill sponsored by three michigan democrats including senator stabenow, to suspend the gas tax for the rest of the year. that would drop prices by 18.3 cents, which is what the federal gas tax is. when it comes to the states, the highest state gas tax is california, somewhere around $.60 a gallon. let's assume in california, the federal tax in the state tax get suspended. that is $.74 off the gallon. still in california, they are cl

kron. 4 subject awe spoke with wilson's father and has his reaction. >> marvin wilson and family attorneyfirmed they reached a 4.5 million dollar settlement with contra costa county thursday. this after alleging former danville police officer and contra costa county sheriff's deputy andrew hall wrongfully shot mervyn's. 33 year-old son tyrell wilson to death march 11th last year the family's attorneys have argued that despite him holding a knife at the time of the shooting, wilson did not charge at hall and was in the middle of a mental health crisis. sear washing their hands. >> clear of it saying, ok, well, know, we're going to settle and they want to do this because they know the justice system, the criminal justice is system moves a lot slower. then the civil district attorney diana becton is office is still investigating wilson's killing and has not decided whether or not to bring charges against paul. >> last week, paul was sentenced to 6 years in state prison for the november 2018 shooting death. >> the 33 year-old latimer arboleda. >> was terminated from the sheriff's office immed

deputy hall shot wilson near a freeway overpass last year. hall was sentenced to 6 years in prison for the shooting death of laudemer arboleda in 2018. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and cbs news bay area, development in the case that captured national attention. why a northern california area woman accused of taking her own objection to be walking out of jail. >>> a new plan to help with the bay area's housing crisis. how churches could play a big role. >>> electric vehicles could soon power your home. thin oh, wow, barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. but i just... so thanks, but, we're doing great. i'm so happy for you! but i'm just here for my order. oh. entre-pin-eurs? yeah, my bowling team. i like it there's money in puns. do business like a gigillionaire at&t business fiber, now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability >>> sherri papini mother woman accused of faking her own kid

still 3 days after his son, tyrell wilson would have turned 34 years old. marvin wilson says reaching a settlement with contra costa county and the family's civil rights lawsuit is a positive step. i have to be his force. i have to be as advocate. to speak for the injustice. that happened to be a marvin and family attorney john burris confirmed they reached a 4.5 million dollar settlement with the county thursday. this after alleging former danville police officer and contra costa county sheriff's deputy andrew hall wrongfully shot. them to death march. 11th last year, the family's attorneys have argued that despite him holding a knife at the time of the shooting. >> wilson did not charge at hall and was in the middle of a mental health want to get this so quickly. they don't want to wait. >> 2 here after because you know what, now they're going to be held to a higher standard or out. >> payout. but it's not about us. the payout is not about the money to spot white him last week, cole was sentenced to 6 years in state prison for the november 2018 shooting d

this time it was james wilson who answered.er at the time of the murder bust in the intervening years, he had worked his way up to detective. >> i really didn't have very good answers for them. what's going on with my mom's case? what are you doing on my mom's case? and i know there is nothing going on in the case so i started looking into it. >> out of guilt? >> i think obligation. it is one of the reasons you become a police officer. to help people like that. >> as they poured over the case, he came across the interview detectives had with reason right after the murder. reading through transcripts, he saw a key detail that no one had noticed. >> you say you bit this guy? >> yeah. >> on the hand? through a glove? >> i think it was through a glove. he had to take off the glove to put on the tape. >> ryan was telling detectives, the intruder took his gloves off before handling the duct tape, and also, the shoelace used to tie him up. >> you don't have to be a detective to think, maybe that had some dna on it. >> the detective ch

and actress rebel wilson. .n , , ., .n wilson., it was kind of hard _ wilson. it was very, yeah, it was kind of hard to _ wilson. it was very, yeah, it was kind of hard to watch, _ wilson. it was very, yeah, it was kind of hard to watch, i - wilson. it was very, yeah, it was kind of hard to watch, i guess i kind of hard to watch, i guess because it is the best time of his life in a way and then also... yes, it is tricky to see what can happen. reflecting there, a lot of people's position not knowing what to make of all of this. the academy who run the oscars tweeted their reaction. they 0scars tweeted their reaction. they said the academy does not condone violence of any form, adding they wanted focus on the winners who deserve recognition for their achievements. in the actual awards coda, a family drama with the cast of predominantly deaf actors won best picture, jessica chastain won best actress for the the eyes of tammy faye. and jane campion took best director for western psychological drama the power of the dog. and we will g

and so he's so irritates woodrow wilson that would woodrow wilson has his privileges as an ambassador revoked how timely with our current news. right, you don't behave you lose your office, but on his way out debilinsky knew exactly how to annoy americans what the african-american press said to that that the bilinsky pressed on america's cancer spot and that was that he said how dare you americans who claim to be neutral judge. we ottomans about how we treat our minorities given how you treat your own minorities native americans african americans so until you stop segregation, you have no business telling us. about being violent or how to control our minorities and in order to ensure having lost his ambassadorship that he left woodrow wilson on the brink of a complete conniption. doobolinski was photographed in black churches in dc praying and singing with african-americans and talking about how their plight and their suffering really helped him understand who americans truly were despite their browbeating all over the world as purported neutrals who were also morally superior. so wha

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today's group released doves in wilson's memory. >>> have you gone to your local pharmacy lately. pharmacy workers are simply burned out and it's leading to dangerous mistakes with prescriptions. what's happening at your store. we are uncovering some troubling information. >> hi, raj. in california, they received pharmacy medication errors during the pandemic and some involving serious harm, even death. industry insiders say the real number may be higher because pharmacies are generally not required to report their mistakes to regulators. our investigators spoke to pharmacists and technicians in the bay area and across california. they find frequent mistakes and increased workload caused by the pandemic exacerbated serious issues that existed. specifically, profit driven prescription quota that changed like walgreen's cvs and rite aid. >> the line was 10, 15 people at a time because everyone was panicking. one time our pharmacist accidentally gave the wrong narcotic. >> rite aid could not verify the claim there. they have to measure work volume to determine staffing, cvs and walgr

today family members held a day of remembrance for wilson.has a lot to say about this investigation. >> that they would have acted faster, what i'm saying probably would have been able to kill my son because he would have been off the street. >> once again, no charges have been filed in wilson's death. >> last week hall was sentenced to six years for a separate deadly shooting in 2018. today the group released doves in wilson's memory. >>> san francisco is gearing up to take a tougher stance on anyone who sells stolen items on city sidewalks. the board of supervisors will consider an ordinance today that imposes new regulations on street vendors. it would require anyone who sells merchandise or pre-packaged food to get a permit. city officials say they're trying to avoid punishing people for selling items legally as a way to make ends meet. >> a new product rollout for apple, and in addition to the latest high-end offerings, the company rolled out a new 5g, more budget-friendly iphone. here's our scott budman. >> apple stores are still busy t

the county will pay the family of tyrol wilson $4.5 million wilson was shot and killed by officer andrew hall last march. wilson was holding a knife. police say he ignored commands to put it down. while family members say wilson was experiencing a mental health emergency contra costa county has now made payouts in two deadly shootings by hall. he also shot and killed lattimer arboleda in 2017, who was trying to drive past police at six mph. the former officer has been sentenced to prison for six years. in that shooting. the district attorney has not yet decided if he will be charged in the shooting of wilson. bay area colleagues are remembering a woman killed while trying to escape the war in ukraine alongside her two children. tatiana perebiynis worked for sc ranking company with offices in palo alto and around the world. ktvu is. amberleigh spoke with one of her coworkers tonight who says she is heartbroken? part of it is just this is video of tatiana perebiynis paragliding on a corporate retreat with her coworkers from s e ranking a tech company in palo alto about two weeks before she

wilson of florida, i inform the house that ms. wilson will vote yes on h.r. 1621. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from iowa seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. wild from pennsylvania, i inform the house that ms. wild will vote yes on h.r. 1621. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? mr. pallone: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. donald payne, mr. albio sires, mr. paul tonko and mr. josh gottheimer, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 1621. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north dakota seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. green from tennessee, i inform the house that mr. green will vote yes on h.r. 1621. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. harder and ms. barragan, i inform the house that these members will vote aye on h.r. 1621. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does t

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tyrrell wilson's life mattered and it could have been de escalated and handled much better. payout is on top of the $4.9 million, the county paid to the family of vladimir abuelita, another mentally ill man, who was also killed by officer hall back in 2018. last week, hall was sentenced to six years in prison for assault in connection with our valetta shooting death. the contra costa county sheriff provides police services to danville ktvu obtained a letter written by sheriff david livingston to his staff that criticized the sentences, quote unusually long the sheriff said. hall served with honor and distinction, but that because of his felony conviction, quote, we are compelled to give him a reluctant farewell. the sheriff also wrote for a district attorney to charter deputy sheriff or any peace officer for a crime based on the split second tactical decision is abhorrent. i respect your sacrifice and commitment to the community we serve and most importantly, i have your back his criticism of the d a. another judge is outrageous. civil rights attorney john burris represents

wilson must also pass a physical. think he'll be okay with that part. wilson may be on the most, aaron rodgers is staying with the green bay packers. the 38-year-old announced he will return to the team for the 2022 season but wrote earlier reports of him signing a contract were actually wrong, as were the supposed terms. reports had said that rodgers signed a four-year, $200 million deal. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," tony dokoupil continues his reporting from poland as he shares an essay on the refugee crisis at the ukrainian border. >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." " don't settle for products that give you a sort-of white smile. try crest whitening emulsions... ...for 100% whiter teeth. its highly active peroxide droplets... ...swipe on in seconds. better. faster. 100% whiter teeth. shop crestwhitesmile.com. (music) who said you have to starve yourself to lose weight? who said you can't do dinner? who said only this is good? and this is bad? i'm doing it my way. meet plenity. an fda -cleared clinically proven weight manage

the county has agreed to pay wilson's family for $.5 million. right now his family, friends, and supporters are holding a commemorative demonstration at the same danville park park and ride. >> we are just out here to let the da know that we have not forgotten, even though it is 1 year later, and that things need to be done to our justice system. our criminal justice system needs to move a bit swifter. >> with today's settlement, contra costa county has now paid out more than $9 million in lawsuits involving former deputy hall. last fall, the county paid money to the family of laudemer arboleda, who was shot and killed by hall during a slow speed chase in 2018. he was just sentenced to 6 years in prison in arboleda's death. >>> pleasant hill police are asking for the public's health help in finding a missing teenager. his 15-year-old brandon abbott who went missing from his home between sunday, january 16, and monday the 17th. his family released a statement saying, quote, brandon's upbeat presence impact so many of us who are around them in a p

wilson i appreciate his system. i thought it was very clarifying and important and substantive as well and i appreciate that testimony. i want to thank brandon tatum who testified. as an alumni myself of the u of a law school and a native of arizona, i remember mr. tatum playing on the university of arizona wildcat football team. i appreciate you being here and testifying today. i express to the rabbi and mr. poleka heartfelt condolences and sympathy to you. this is a very important topic. i've written down additional notes and i have learned much today and i thank you and i yield back to you, madam chair. >> mr. saline, you're recognized. >> let me, first of all, thank ranking member biggs for putting on the record the importance of this hearing. i prayerfully hope that he has gained additional insight and i am very grateful that he has acknowledged his own faith. and he is right. i would say to you, mr. biggs, many of my friends are in your faith and i have known the discrimination historically and even present th

wilson, i really appreciate his testimony.i thought it was very clarifying and very important and very substantive as well and i appreciate that testimony. i also want to thank brandon who testified. as an alumni myself of u of a law school and a native of arizona, i remember mr. tatum playing in the university of wildcats team enjoying better times when he played than it is enjoying today. so appreciate you being here and testifying today and i express to the rabbi and also to mr. kalika, heart felt condolences and sympathies to what you've endured and appreciate it. madam chair, i could go on because i do think this is a very important topic, and i've written it down, additional notes to go from and i will take much, having learned much today and i thank you and i yield back to you, madam chair. >> unanimous consent request. >> mr. cicilline, you're recognized for unanimous consent. >> madam chair, i ask that a statement from the sikh coalition about increased violence against their community be a part of the record? >> with

still 3 days after his son, tyrell wilson would have turned 34 years old. marvin wilson says reaching a settlement with contra costa county in the family's civil rights lawsuit is a positive step. i have to be his force. i have to be as advocate. to speak for the injustice that happened to marvin and family attorney john burris confirmed they reached a 4.5 million dollar settlement with the county thursday. this after alleging former danville police officer and contra costa county sheriff's deputy andrew hall wrongfully shot. nice him to death march. 11th last year, the family's attorneys have argued that despite him holding a knife at the time of the shooting. >> wilson did not charge at hall and was in the middle of a mental health want to get this so quickly. they don't want to wait. >> 2 year after because you know what, now they're going to be held to a higher standard or out. payout. but it's not about. the payout is not about the money to spot white him last week, cole was sentenced to 6 years in state prison for the november 2018 shooting death. >>

good for russell wilson. good for the san francisco forty-niners.ote, saint mary's are losing to guns agger right now by 10 at half, the winner wins the wcc conference both teams, though, will be in the ncaa tournament regardless. all right. thanks >> the governor just wrapped up his state of the state a short time ago. have more on that coming up at 8 o'clock as well as the latest on ukraine and the gas prices. so that's it for us at 6. have a nice evening, everybody. thanks for being with us tonight. i've seen how cancer can affect the people i care about. that's why i'm helping protect myself against some cancers like certain cancers caused by hpv. for most people, hpv clears on its own. but for those who don't clear the virus hpv can lead to certain cancers in both women and men. gardasil 9 is the only vaccine that helps protect adults through age 45 against certain diseases caused by hpv, including cervical, vaginal, vulvar, anal, and certain head and neck cancers, such as throat and back of mouth cancers, and genital warts. gardasil 9 doesn't

tyrell wilson. one year ago today wilson was shot and killed by former danville police officer andrew hall hall is now a convicted felon. just last week he was sentenced to 6 years in state prison on felony assault connected to a deadly shooting of another man in danville, kron 4. so all has reaction now from wilson's father. >> justice doesn't move swiftly. unfortunately. still 3 days after his son, tyrell wilson would have turned 34 years old. marvin wilson says reaching a settlement with contra costa county in the family's civil rights lawsuit is a positive step. i have to be his force. i have to be as advocate. to speak for the injustice. that happened to be a marvin and family attorney john burris confirmed they reached a 4.5 million dollar settlement with the county thursday. this after alleging former danville police officer and contra costa county sheriff's deputy andrew hall wrongfully shot. nice him to death march. 11th last year, the family's attorneys have argued that despite him holding

wilson is now entering his 11th nfl season and has won one super bowl with the seahawks.ding wilson passing a physical and can't become official until march, 16th, which is the earliest that nfl transactions can be carried out in any study is underway at u. c. davis after researchers recently found that wildfire smoke altered dna structure in young monkeys. three years ago, scientists collected samples from monkeys that were born just before and shortly after the 2000 and eight wildfire season, the alterations in their dna showed that smoke exposure can create long term changes. suggesting that young people who are breathing in that smoky air could also be more susceptible to respiratory illness and brain development issues. u c. davis is now repeating that study on pregnant mothers and young children exposed to more recent wildfires. it'll be so great to bring in some more rainfall as we head into approach mid march . well steve, that can happen because, of course, that's related to fire season and, of course, our water supply. in the meantime, a another spring like day

still 3 days after his son, tyrell wilson would have turned 34 years old. marvin wilson says reaching a settlement with contra costa county and the family's civil rights lawsuit is a positive step. i have to be his force. i have to be as advocate. to speak for the injustice. that happened to be a marvin and family attorney john burris confirmed they reached a 4.5 million dollar settlement with the county thursday. this after alleging former danville police officer and contra costa county sheriff's deputy andrew hall wrongfully shot. nice him to death march. 11th last year, the family's attorneys have argued that despite him holding a knife at the time of the shooting. >> wilson did not charge at hall and was in the middle of a mental health want to get this so quickly. they don't want to wait. >> 2 year after because you know what, now they're going to be held to a higher standard or on out. >> payout. but it's not about us. the payout is not about the money to spot white him last week, cole was sentenced to 6 years in state prison for the november 2018 sho

fennell: no. >> district 3, supervisor wilson? wilson: no. >> district 4, supervisor bass? bass: yes. >> district 5, supervisor madrone. madrone: no. >> district 1, supervisor bohn? bohn: yes. >> motion fails 3-2. project is denied. [cheering and applause] madrone: a half a year befor the hearings, i would say the community was probably 3/4 yes voting for the project and only 1/4 no, and in the end, it was really probably 3/4 opposed and only 1/4 for. hernandez: people need to understand, we almost nearly went extinct, and then we came back, and we learned that we need to move forward with the communities now in charge because it's not their fault what their ancestors did, so we make sure people understand that the past exists, but we move forward as a community, and we grow stronger as a community. announcer: this program was made possible in part by a grant from anne ray foundation, a margaret a. cargillac■í÷í÷í÷í÷■pomomomomm >> this year, it is particularly joyful for me to be able to welcome back to "bioneers" several women who have been incredibly important as friends,

wilson was unarmed at the time. hall was involved in a similar shooting in 2018 but he remained on the force. and in that case, hall killed latimor baleda, also unarmed. >> for the sheriff to clear him and put him back on patrol duty after the investigation was not closed with the d.a.'s office, i think that was a big mistake. larry: last week, hall was sentenced to six years in prison for killing arbadela. contra costa county agreed to pay the wilson family $4.5 million for last year's deadly shooting. police report revealing new details about the allegations made by reality tv star farrah abraham against former windsor mayor dominic foppoli. in the report obtained by the press democrat, abraham claims she woke up naked with no memory of what happened the night she spent with foppoli in flea. she accused him of sexual assault but palm beach police suspended their investigation due to insufficient evidence. her attorney is planning to file a civil suit. foppoli is denying the accusations. ama: a federal jury ruled f

still 3 days after his son, tyrell wilson would have turned 34 years old. marvin wilson says reaching a settlement with contra costa county and the family's civil rights lawsuit is a positive step. i have to be his voice. i have to be as advocate. to speak for the injustice. that happened to be a marvin and family attorney john burris confirmed they reached a 4.5 million dollar settlement with the county thursday. this after alleging former danville police officer and contra costa county sheriff's deputy andrew hall wrongfully shot. nice him to death march. 11th last year, the family's attorneys have argued that despite him holding a knife at the time of the shooting. >> wilson did not charge at hall and was in the middle of a mental health want to get this so quickly. they don't want to wait. >> 2 year after because you know what, now they're going to be held to a higher standard or on out. >> payout. but it's not about us. the payout is not about the money to spot white him last week, cole was sentenced to 6 years in state prison for the november 2018 sho

reid wilson?uest: gas prices are going out not because of ukraine, they are going up for a million reasons. demand is one of them. supply and demand, the basics of economics. when more people want something, the higher the price goes. we do not get a lot of gas in the united states from russia. only about 3% of the total amount of gas we import. far more of it comes from canada. canada is our main source of gas. there we go. to tia's point earlier on what the fed's are doing on the gas tax as they consider suspending the gas tax through the end of the year. there is a bill sponsored by three michigan democrats including senator stabenow, to suspend the gas tax for the rest of the year. that would drop prices by 18.3 cents, which is what the federal gas tax is. when it comes to the states, the highest state gas tax is california, somewhere around $.60 a gallon. let's assume in california, the federal tax in the state tax get suspended. that is $.74 off the gallon. still in california, they are clos

wilson was unarmed at the time.was involved in a similar shooting in 2018 but he remained on the force. and in that case, hall killed latimor baleda, also unarmed. >> for the sheriff to clear him and put him back on patrol duty after the investigation was not closed with the d.a.'s office, i think that was a big mistake. larry: last week, hall was sentenced to six years in prison for killing arbadela. contra costa county agreed to pay the wilson family $4.5 million for last year's deadly shooting. police report revealing new details about the allegations made by reality tv star farrah abraham against former windsor mayor dominic foppoli. in the report obtained by the press democrat, abraham claims she woke up naked with no memory of what happened the night she spent with foppoli in flea. she accused him of sexual assault but palm beach police suspended their investigation due to insufficient evidence. her attorney is planning to file a civil suit. foppoli is denying the accusations. ama: a federal jury ruled four su

. >> let's bring in our headliner, mike wilson. he's back and he's the chief u.s. equity strategist at morgan stanley. welcome back >> hi, scott >> are you still negative? >> it just has to be as simple as that, right we've had this big rally you've been on here saying that we're going have a big pullback. we had it and now we're trying to put something together to the upside are you still negative >> yeah. unfortunately, your panel described it for the most part the risk setup is worse today than it was three months ago just with the war itself and just that alone, it doesn't count the fed moving faster now and the risk that it has on the economy. these are real changes that are for the negative you can't be more positive than you were in december and we were negative then and the price is the difference at the s&p level. the good news scott as we talked about a million times on the show we've been in a bear market for a while, starting a long time ago and we've done a lot of work at the stock level and last year, the average stock underperformed significantly the

now on bbc news, 100 women talks to rebel wilson. trying to make your name in hollywood isn't easy, especially if you're a female actress who doesn't look a stereotypical way. enter rebel wilson who has defied convention to become one of the most famous faces in the industry. she's been a part of some of the biggest comedy films in recent years, including the pitch perfect franchise and bridesmaids. but like many of us during the pandemic, she's been reassessing her life. i've come here to la, where rebel is now based, for this bbc 100 women interview. we talk about why she lost weight, her challenges with fertility, and how she's balancing that with her professional move into becoming a director, and she talks to me about how she's hoping that move will empower her to make cultural changes in the industry after experiencing sexual harassment herself. rebel wilson, thank you so much for talking to bbc 100 women. it is my pleasure. how are you? i feel like i'm very bbc today as well — i'm very serious, profesh. i think you could almos

but aircraft sheriff said that wilson pulled the knife and that shooting is still under investigation. today, family members held a day of remembrance outside contra costa district attorney's office. his father is a former sheriff's deputy and one. many speakers at today's event. and he had this to say about the investigation. >> i believe the d.a. has everything they need. i just want to see a more swifter justice. if they would have acted faster, what i'm saying, hall wouldn't have been able possibly to kill my son. he would have been off the street. >> today's group released doves in wilson's memory. >>> now to a live look at san francisco and the city is gearing up to take a tougher stance against anyone who sells stolen items on the city's sidewalks. the board of supervisors will consider an ordinance later today that would oppose new regulations. it would apply to anyone selling merchandise or pre packaged food. >>> now remembering one of our beloved veterans of kntv. today the board of supervisors reynold the life and legacy of doug moore. he died in december with his family by

today would have been tiro wilson's 34th birthday activists and relatives of wilson gathered this morning and martinez outside the contra costa county d a s office . they say wilson was holding a knife and experiencing a mental health emergency last march, when he was shot and killed by former deputy andrew hall. the family is demanding that prosecutors charge hall who was cleared in 2021 by the sheriff's office. officers need to they need the signs were there but how failed to acknowledge because he did not even read, uh , respond to him as a police officer. just last week, former deputy hall was sentenced to six years in prison for 2018 deadly officer involved shooting in danville. the case against former sebastopol mayor robert jacob, who is accused of multiple counts of child sexual assault is going to trial, according to the press. democrat is sonoma county superior court judge found the prosecution did present enough evidence to establish that a crime had occurred. the alleged victim is now 16 and testified during yesterday's hearing recounting incidents he says happened between dec

during this time, all killed wilson. wilson's family was in court, too. >> in both cases i felt it was a green light for him to just kill and think nobody would kill. no, we do kill and that is why we are here today. >> reporter: they said in court that these two cases are not what hall stands for. hall was convicted of assault with a firearm back in october, but the jury could not reach a decision on a charge of manslaughter. prosecutors say hall shot and killed a 33-year-old after he led police on a slow taste, going six miles per hour. after pulling over several times and driving away, prosecutors say hall discharged his weapon, killing and hitting him nine times. hall's lawyer says the officer was only trying to protect himself from the oncoming vehicle. >> this is a progression of seeking justice that started many years ago. >> we prayed and hoped for this day. we prayed he would get jail time and he did. >> reporter: andrew hall, now a convicted felon, went into the custody of the sheriff's office immediately follo

. >> tyrell wilson died nearly a year ago and a confrontation with former deputy andrew hall. hall was recently sentenced to 6 years in prison for another fatal shooting in 2018. today, wilson's family and friends gathered outside of the das office demanding charges in his case. >> i believe the da has everything that they need. i just want to see a more swifter justice. >> wilson's father claims if the das office had acted faster in the 2018 case, his son would still be alive. so far, prosecutors are not commenting on potential charges. >>> we are getting word on the memorial for the missing usf student found dead in the central valley. this weekend the brother of christopher liang shared on social media that a memorial service will be held on thursday at saint ignatius church in san francisco. >>> new developments in the case of a reading woman accused of faking her own kidnapping. a federal judge ruled 39-year- old sherri papini can be released from jail only after her family posts a $120,000 bond. a judge said she was not a flight risk or danger to the community. papini wa

it was a year ago today that daniel police officer andrew hall shot and killed tyrell wilson here, the corner of camino ramon and super more value road. now his family and friends are here to honor his memory and to continue fighting for justice. contra costa county has agreed to pay $4.5 million to the family of tyrol wilson, who was shot and killed by danville police officer andrew hall a year ago. i will not rest until justice has been served. marvin wilson says he wants hall to be criminally charged for killing his son who was mentally ill. he says no amount of money will bring him back. i'm not going to disappear because that's not money is not my motivation. it never has been, and never will be. the payout is on top of the $4.9 million the county paid to the family of vladimir abuelita, another mentally ill man, who was also killed by officer hall back in 2018. last week, hall was sentenced to six years in prison for assault in connection with our valetta shooting death. the contra costa county sheriff provides police services to danville ktvu obtained a letter written by sheriff

where wilson often recited to mark the anniversary of his death. wilson was shot and killed in a confrontation with former sheriff's deputy andrew hall , who was contracted to work for danville police. it came 3 years after hall shot and killed another man following a slow speed chase. >> let the da know we have not forgotten, even though it is a year later, and that things need to be done. our criminal justice system needs to move a little bit swifter. >> the county has now settled both cases for more than $9 million. hall was sentenced to 6 years in prison for the other shooting of laudemer arboleda. >>> two people rescued from a burning home in san francisco's bayview neighborhood. the fire broke out just before 10:00 this morning. video from citizen app shows a huge plume of black smoke rising into the sky. the two victims were not hurt. no word on what started that fire. >>> a bizarre crime played out in brentwood earlier this morning. police say someone used a tractor to rip the atm from the front of a wells fargo bank on sand creek road. the

renting rebel wilson? -- ranking member wilson? >> i hope you see how bipartisan , putin has done something i did not think it be done. to have joe wilson and steve like this. it is always inspiring to see nato, no division, a change of policy by germany. they were worse than equivocating when this began. they would not allow historian to provide javelin missiles to cross german territory. some remember when it was east and west germany. they should understand that these of strength works and it does bring down walls. to see the european union, i am the cochair of the you ox it -- you caucus. where the cochairs of the eu caucus. we were delighted to find out they are providing military coming to ukraine. both of us did not know the eu had military government. . is very significant they have the 27 countries of nato and 21 of the eu, and the solitary -- solidarity and estates. -- united states. dr. conley look young to have been studying drug been stating nuclear catastrophe, but sadly your day has come -- to have been studying nucl

jeffries: as the member designated by chairwoman eddie bernice johnson and congre congresswoman wilson, i inform the house that these members will vote yea on h.r. 5706. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana seek recognition? mr. morvan: as the member designated by mr. kahele, i inform the house that mr. kahele will vote yes on h.r. 5706. >> as the member designated by mr. gimenez of florida, i inform the house that he will vote yes on h.r. 5706. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? mr. owens: mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. -- mr. diaz-balart: as the member designated by ms. salazar, i inform the house that ms. salazar will vote yes on h.r. 5706. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland rise? mr. mfume: as the member designated by mr. evans, i inform the house that mr. evans will vote aye on h.r. 5706. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? ms. wasserman schultz: mr. speaker, as the member desig

finally we'll hear from natalie wilson what of the cofounders of the black and missing foundation. the witnesses will be unmuted so we can swear them in. >> if you can stand up. >> please raise your right hand. [witnesses were sworn in] >> thank you. let the record show that the witnesses answered in the affirmative. thank you, without further objection your written statements will be made part of the record, and you can sit down. with that, ms. foster, you are now recognized for your testimony. >> you are still muted.

during this time, hall killed wilson. wilson's family was in court as well. >> in both cases i felt it was a green light for him to kill them and think nobody would care. no, we do care. >> paul's friend and supporter said that in court that these two cases are not what hall stands for. he was convicted of assault with a firearm back in october, but the jury could not reach a decision on one charge of manslaughter. prosecutors say hall shot and killed a 33-year-old after he led police on a slow chase going 6 miles per hour. after pulling over several times and driving away, they say hall discharged his weapon, killing and hitting him nine times. the defense lawyer says the officer was only trying to protect himself from the oncoming vehicle. >> this is a progression of seeking justice that started many years ago. >> we prayed and hoped that he would get jail time, and he did. >> reporter: andrew hall, now a convicted felon, went into the custody of the sheriff office immediately following sentencing. justin andrews kpix 5

and severn san francisco, wilson walker, kpix 5. >>> the linkage center is staying open. the lease runs through the end of june. be sure to check out her step special report "tenderloin state of emergency." wilson walker and allen martin sat down to chat about the difficulties in that neighborhood. >>> severance is good teachers are demanding a fix to the payroll glitch impacting their pay for months. many are missing hundreds of dollars. a group of teachers camped outside of the superintendent office overnight, and this evening they marched over to the board of education to stage another protest. >> folks are waiting and have been waiting, and this is the result of us not wanting to wait any longer. we need this fixed. >> the superintendent vincent matthews released a statement saying we deeply apologize to every employee who has experienced a delay in payment. we are committed to resolving this emergency as quickly as possible. every staff member will be paid the money they are owed. >>> the mask mandate may be lifted, but teachers and at least one east bay school distr

wilson: thank you, mr. speaker. ukraine led by president zelenskyy is winning and will be victorious over putin. biden must send military aid now. the risk provided by incompetent russian generals to claim eastern ukraine is a trick. just as america would not surrender by giving up a small part of the eastern united states such as delaware, we know putin must be feeted by peace through strength. victory is the only option to stop autocracy by rule of gun against against democracy by rule of law a clash of civilizations. the chinese communist party will be stopped from mass murder in taiwan. the world's largest democracy of india can thrive in a stabilized world. i have faith in the russian people a great culture with great cultural influence adopted in america. there is legislation affecting russian troops, diplomats, and duma members to be provided refugee status to america and up to $100,000 for any russian military equipment turned over to ukraine. god bless ukraine, god save ukraine, long live president zelensky