wu and the march 4th assault. justice cannot be achieved if victims and survivors are unaware of their rights or if they feel deproid of essential information from sfpd and the d.a.'s office. final note, our organization is in direct contact with the daughter of the survivor of the march 4th assault and she gave us permission to share that her mother and others are fearful and want to know how we can prevent these types of incidents from occurring again. they want to know what the plan is to ensure every one's safety so elders can know. in closing caa and ccsj would like to express their gratitude to president walton, and safai for--. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. welcome. >> speaker: hi good afternoon, board of supervisors. i'm win i live in district 10 and work in district 3. a partner organization with the coalition for community safety and justice. like those that we spoke before me, we call on the d.a.'s and aapi to increase their engagement with the community by providing a direct venue for service

wu is yongfang wu. police say she was shoved to the ground last july. no arrest was made. that push was determined to be accidental. but then the person who believed to have shoved wu was arrested last week for a. bay view. jenkins did not hold back, saying our hands are tied unless police make an arrest in wu's case, saying, quote, supervisor peskin is sadly showing his ignorance and complete lack of understanding of how the criminal justice system works. my office's jurisdiction begins only after an arrest is made, and a case is presented by law enforcement for charging, end quote a bay area legislator is introducing a bill to prohibit the harassment of students exercising their free speech rights on college campuses. >> the bill comes after a february incident at uc berkeley in which pro-palestinian demonstrators broke a door and smashed a window to protest a speech by a jewish attorney from a conservative think tank. state senator steve glazer says students should be able to express their thoughts without fear of violence. the first amendment does not allow students to

wu is yang fang wu. police say she was shoved to the ground in july. no arrest was made.h was determined to be accidental. but then the person who's believed to have shoved wu got arrested last week for a similar incident in the bayview. d.a. jenkins didn't hold back, saying her hands are tied unless police make an arrest in wu's case, saying, quote, supervisor peskin is sadly showing his ignorance and complete lack of understanding of how the criminal justice system works. my office's jurisdiction begins only after an arrest is made, and a case is presented by law enforcement for charging your voice, your vote. >> prop one has been narrowly approved by california voters. it now has enough votes to pass, with more than 50% of voters saying yes. the bond measure requires counties to spend $6.4 billion on mental health services, treatment facilities and housing for the unhoused. counties will be required to spend about two thirds of the money for those with serious mental illness or substance abuse issues, it is a big win for governor gavin newsom, political science expert

follow up on a death on woman named yanfang wu. she was found on the ground bleeding in the bayview neighborhood last summer but there is an update. apparently video exist that is key to the case. san francisco police and the mayor say they want the video released , and so does the national civil rights group the asian justice movement. that group believes her death could be a homicide and could be a hate crime and successfully pressure police to give the case another look. they got it reopened. here is what give some power to their position, reportedly, a reporter from the sf standard uncovered the story of a woman pushing yanfang wu. and police reportedly arrested a woman last week accused of assaulting another elderly chinese woman. we will watch this story. >>> following a corruption conviction the former chief of the san francisco public utilities commission will earn his sentence today. the jury found him accepting bribes in exchange for influencing public bidding process and steering contract awards as well as bank fraud cha

injuries, and no arrests were made and it was ruled an accident, but the person accused of pushing wuwas arrested on a violent assault on an elderly person last week. today mayor london breed released a statement saying she wants the video to be released once the investigation is complete. she said, quote, i believe in transparency and stand with the api community for justice and all victims and survivors of hate incidents, and as soon as possible i want the video released. chief bill scott said the department will do what the mayor is requesting, and he said investigators are working diligently on the case which is an open and active investigation. in all cases we look for evidence of motivation, including possible hate crimes. they will release the video in this case. >>> and then to the north bay we go, petaluma investigating dozens of smash and grab auto burglaries. more than 30 vehicles were hit, taking various personal items. people are asking people who may have caught any suspicious activities on their cameras to come forward. so far no arrests have been made. >>> pamela price

this is approximately nine months after the death of ms wu. the investigation was closed or at least inactive for the majority of that time it seems like there is no good reason to continue to keep that video a secret. >> reporter: sfpd wouldn't say what new evidence they have and that releasing the video would only jeopardize the investigation. >>> the d.a.'s office is looking into different case about four blocks away. last weekend a woman was attacked by a suspect who grabbed her hair, punched her, and then threw her to the ground. the asian justice movement wants both of these cases investigated as hate crimes. now we don't know if the two crimes are related. >>> let's take a live look at the state capitol now where a new bill would ban fake gunfire during active shooting drills at schools. the proposal was setting clear standards on how the drills should be run, including notifying parents before and having mental health resources available to students after. >>> to washington now, a bipartisan group of lawmakers is trying to pass new pro

activists say they're still seeking justice for wu and others. >> we know you are trying to drag theseut as long as possible hoping we will forget. and the public pressure will die down. like in the case from 2019 and a case from 2021. but i am here to tell you, it won't. >> among the demands activists want police to release video from wu's attack, and investigate her death as a homicide and possible hate crime. we reached out to san francisco police. the mayor's office, and the district attorney's office. we have not yet heard back. >>> overseas stalled peace talks between israel and hamas are set to resume in qatar as soon as today. egyptian leaders facilitating talks say hamas has a new three-stage plan that would end the fighting. the first stage would include a six-week cease-fire and the release of 35 israeli hostages, as well as a handful of female soldiers in ex-change for 350 palestinian prisoners. the second phase calls for a permanent cease-fire, and release of israeli soldiers for more palestinian prisoners. in the third phase, hamas would return bodies in exchange for isra

hopkins was detained and interviewed in the death of 63 year-old yanfang wu.olice ended up ruling wu's death an accident. now, sources tell the standard. following this latest arrest, sfpd has reopened that case. turning now to the weather and taking a live look outside. it's been pretty uneventful today with just some clouds in the sky, but we do have a wave of rain on deck. abc seven weather anchor spencer christian is here with more in spencer today was a pretty good day. it was nice and calm. >> it was. i like your description, uneventful is what the day has been for the most part. karina. although there were a few light showers early today up in the north bay. right now we're looking at live doppler seven and again, quiet and uneventful. but you can see on the satellite radar image that clouds are streaming in our direction. and there is some rain on the way that next round that karina referred to. so let's take a look at the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale tomorrow, late tomorrow into the afternoon and evening, we expect some rain. uh- highest tot

♪wu midco supports c-span as a public service along with these other providers, giving you a front roweat to democracy. >> president biden spoke about the francis scott key bridge in baltimore after being rammed by container ship during his remarks. he noted his intention to have the federal government cover all reconstruction costs and call on congress to support the effort. biden: sorry to keep you waiting i was waiting to talk to the delegation. i want to speak briefly about the terrible incidents an accident that happened in baltimore this morning. about 1:30 a container ship struck the francis scott key bridge which i have been over many times and i commuted by train or car. jand the bridge collapse sent several people and vehicles into the river. j multiple u.s. coast guard units which were stationed nearby were deployed along with multiple emergency personnel. the coast guard had respond to the port where we had the highway investigation, fbi and army corpsf engineers as well as fire from -- fire officials from maryland record dating a response. officials estimate that eight peo

event to mark three years since the mass shooting at an asian spas in atlanta. 63 year old yan fang wu died in july after she was pushed on a sidewalk. the death was originally ruled an accident. our media partners at sf standard report the case was reopened last week after the woman, who is said to have pushed wu, got arrested for assaulting another woman in her post, breed said video from wu's death should be released as soon as the investigation allows, and her family is notified and the east bay berkeley police are investigating the city's first homicide of the year. >> it happened yesterday afternoon at an apartment complex on university avenue, just a couple of blocks east of san pablo avenue. police say someone stabbed another person to death. when officers got there, they detained a person. police didn't share the age or gender of the victim or the person they detained. they don't think anyone else is involved and say there is no threat to neighbors. >> the desperate situation in haiti is deteriorating, even more now. there are fears that roughly a million people are at risk of

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this one about four blocks from where wu was found.punched her and threw her to the ground. the asian justice movement wants both of those cases investigated as hate crimes. we don't know yet if the two crimes are related. police are not even identifying a suspect right now. >>> well, good morning to those of you waking up in the east bay. we have an update on the hours long hazmat response that many of you experienced in martinez. turns out, an abandoned tanker carrying vegetable based cooking oil was to blame. crews closed roads and ran tests while many of you were asked to shelter in place. businesses closed too by the way. this morning, we can tell you pacheco road is open once again. >>> and to oakland now. and an update on response to business killing crime in the response in the form of a chp crackdown. let's drill down on that. governor gavin newsom's office releasing a report card of sorts after sending in chp to clean up crime. 168 arrests including accused carjackers and suspected gang members. the chp also recovered 360 sto

shan wu is a former federal prosecutor and joins me now. shan wu is so good to see you. i want to start with the fulton county district attorney. she's been asking for an august yes. start date for this trial for months, i think back in november was the first time we heard august 5th as a trial day. the judge didn't respond to her request in november. is there any chance of this actually happening in august now i think it's >> very hard, especially because the judge mcafee has not chosen to set the trial date he didn't stay the case while he gave permission, which i don't think he should have given information for this appeal. in the meantime, but he can do some of the work and getting the case ready for trial. but if he doesn't set that trial date, i mean, there's only so much that fani willis can do. and even if they're ready to go, which they may well b, i just think it makes it makes it very, very hard to get it done >> what is he waiting for me? what hurdles does the da still need to face to try to get the trial going by the summer i don't think there's any hurdles

wu and the march 4th assault. justice cannot be achieved if victims and survivors are unaware of their rights or if they feel deproid of essential information from sfpd and the d.a.'s office. final note, our organization is in direct contact with the daughter of the survivor of the march 4th assault and she gave us permission to share that her mother and others are fearful and want to know how we can prevent these types of incidents from occurring again. they want to know what the plan is to ensure every one's safety so elders can know. in closing caa and ccsj would like to express their gratitude to president walton, and safai for--. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. welcome. >> speaker: hi good afternoon, board of supervisors. i'm win i live in district 10 and work in district 3. a partner organization with the coalition for community safety and justice. like those that we spoke before me, we call on the d.a.'s and aapi to increase their engagement with the community by providing a direct venue for service

police had ruled the death of yanfang wu as an accident that she fell in the bay view neighborhood. but the case was just reopened, as reported by our media partners at the san francisco standard. the woman originally charged with pushing wu, thea hopkins, is also now accused of attacking another 71 year old asian woman last week, unprovoked. well, turning our attention now to the saint patrick's day celebrations in the bay area and around the world. the day credits saint patrick as the missionary who converted the pagan irish to christianity and has been celebrating irish culture since the early 17th century. tonight we start in san francisco. take a look. coit tower was a glow and a single green light, and city hall who also doing the same tonight. but the irish spirit was seen all over the area today, and the party is still going on over in the sunset district tonight. this was shot earlier. the united irish cultural center is holding a block party packed with vendors, irish bands and irish dancing. there's plenty of corned beef, cabbage and beer to go around. >> it reminds me of

. >> activists want police to release video from mrs wu's incident and investigated as a possible homicide and hate crime. the mayor's office and district office have been contacted but we have not heard back. >>> we have an update on the elections of the state. the runoff to replace the congresswoman, here are the latest results. this is for second place to see which two candidates will advance and you can see how close the race is. percentagewise, they are tied. they surpassed joe simitian now joe simitian has taken back the lead. it is only by 20 votes. there are less than 1900 ballots left to count in this race and one of the candidates may want to recount. >>> we will take you to our nation's capital, president biden is back at the white house after attending a dinner this evening. this tradition goes back to the 1880s, with the gridiron club hosting journalists for a white tie affair. this is the first time a president has attended in person since 2018. >>> stalled peace talks are set to resume as soon as tomorrow. officials say that hamas has a new plan that would end fighting. the

the death of yang feng wu is a tragedy.vestigators are working diligently on the case, which is an open and active investigation in all cases, we look for evidence of motivation, including possible hate crimes. the sfpd will release video in this case, as mayor breedt& requested. >> also in san francisco, police say a third person has now died after being a bus stop. caution tape still surrounds the scene of that crash near muni's west portal station. there wereúfour people waiting at the bus stop when a driver crashed into it shortly after noon yesterday. one adult and one child died at the scene, and a third person,.a fourth victim, an infant, is still hospitalized with life threatening injuries. >> it's such a loss. it's our community. we have a beautiful t knowing their names right now, i'm sure such a beautiful group of people. >> the driver was also injured. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. police have not said kind of medical emergency, but witnesses say the car was clearly going fast, the vehicle

and the police department weighed in, saying the death of wu is a tragedy. our investigators are working diligently on the case, which is an open and active investigation. in all cases, we look for evidence of motivation, including possible hate crimes. we are expecting to hear from alameda county district attorney, pamela price, tomorrow, who is facing a recall right now. earlier this month, save alameda for everybody, the group behind the effort dropped off more than 123,000 signatures supporting, and that's well over the 73,000 they needed. they used a sampling effort but it was not high enough to have a recall, so they are hand counting those signatures. >>> the robberies started around 6:00 yesterday evening, and lasted throughout the night. robbers targeted cars across the city, including at a high school, a mall and hotel. police say 30 cars were hit with various personal items stolen. so far no arrests have been made. >>> check out this. a rollover crash in san francisco lands the driver in the hospital. this is video posted on the citizen app. it ha

you for years ago, the daily beast rent a story with the headline, bill maher pushes steve bannon, wu khan lab conspiracy theory which was typical of the mainstream media at the time. of course, it wasn't a conspiracy theory and it wasn't owned by steve bannon. and now everyone including the biden administration admits as at least a 50, 50 chance that the virus could have begun in the lab. and wu that was doing gain of function research on that virus but i don't see a lot of retractions being printed yeah, when covid hit, we did a lot of stupid things because american never reacts. >> it only >> overreacts ober's look like those orthodox jews who wrapped themselves in robin case, they're plane flies over a grave we washed the male we've played baseball in front of cardboard cutouts an aid in parking lots or with inflatable dolls they closed the ocean >> we >> bang pots and pans to show our love for nurses and our hatred for people trying to get a baby to sleep two years, we had to get nostril every time he left the house serious people talked about having sex through glory holes and i

asian justice movement, says it asked breed to release the video during the event. 63 year old yan fang wu died in july after she was pushed on a sidewalk. the death was originally ruled in accident. our media partners at sf standard report the case was reopened last week after the woman, who is said to have pushed wu, got arrested for assaulting another woman in the east bay. >> berkeley police are investigating the city's first homicide of the year. it happened yesterday ■afternoon at an apartment complex on university avenue, just a few blocks east of san pablo avenue. police say someone stabbed another person to death. when officers got there, they detained a person. police didn't share the age or gender of the victim or the person they detained. they don't think anyone else is involved and say there's no threat to neighbors. >> the desperate situation in haiti is deteriorating even more now. there are fears that roughly a million people are at risk of starvation. that alarming estimate is being made by the world food program and comes amid a political crisis in that country. gangs hav

this is approximately nine months after the death of miss wu. investigation was closed or at least inactive for a majority of that time. it seems like it's -- seems like there's no good reason to continue to keep that video secret. >> sfpd wouldn't say what new evidence they have. and that releasing the video would jeopardize the investigation. we know the da's office is looking into the different case in the bay view neighborhood this one about four blocks away where she was found. they say last week an elderly asian woman was attacked by a suspect who grabbed her chair punched her and threw her to the ground. the justice movement wants both of these cases investigated as hate crimes. we don't know yet if the two crimes are related. police are not even identifying a suspect right now. >>> well, good morning to those of you who are waking up in the east bay. and we have an update for you on that hours long hazmat experience you saw yesterday that made the news. turns out an abandoned tanker carrying vegetable based cooking imwas to blame. so in

the case was reopened last week after the woman, who is said to have pushed wu, was arrested for assaulting another woman in mayobridge statement, she says, quote, i believe in transparency and stand with the aapi community for justice for all victims and survivors of hate incidents as soon as possible. >> i want the video released. chief william scott says the sfpd will release the video in this case, as mayor breed requested after the investigation is complete and we've determined it will not interfere with the investigation or potential prosecution. >> san jose police are offering a $1,000 reward to find two people who shot a dog in the head in january. the victim is the 11 month old german shepherd named marley. police believe two men in their 20s shot the dog in the head, but they need help identifying the two. this happened in the area of ann darling drive and mckee road. the bullet shattered the dog's skull and a toe in his right paw. police say they take this case as seriously as any other violence against a human. that wasn't just something to scare off a dog. >> they were really t

just 5 blocks from where wu fell.hat that person interviewed in the attack is the same person that was arrested last week. but charles zhang with the asian justice movement is demanding police release video of that first attack. >> there was conclusion reached that that death was an accident. and so now here we are the next and the same person apparently attacked another elderly asian woman. and so i think it's high time for the public to be able to judge for themselves. i think one way that we could do that is by viewing the video of that first attack. >> zhang says that he is please. this case has been reopened and he also wants to police to find out if victim was targeted because she was asian. students, faculty, alumni and others marched on uc berkeley's campus for an event called liberate the gate. students deserve safe access to campus. that's named because of pro-palestinian protesters that blocked gate on the campus for weeks. demonstrators say that the university's failed to respond to instances of anti-semit

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wu's death that as i said was ruled a accidental death. this resolution is consist want with efforts to build community trust particularly in the criminal justice system as well as improve services to victims and survivors and was the same call for transparency and fairness that this board is on recordue nanly supporting. i want to thank the community safety and justice and asian justice movement for speaking out and seekinger sws and are agree for increased engagement around victim centered care and cantonese fluent staffing and needs and demands of the community that has been going through a lot sense and during the pandemic and the rest colleagues, i will submit. madam clerk- >> mr. president, we have supervisor safai. >> supervisor safai. >> thank you mr. president and madam clerk. i just want to be added to the resolution regarding the release of the video for mrs. wu. >> it shall be. we'll list you immediately as we submit to the clerk. thank you supervisor safai. madam clerk, please call the adoption without committee reference cale

wu they know all about challenges. they've risen from the ashes with a commitment that no one else should have to go at it alone. >>> a herd of goats is playing an important role in reducing wildfire risk in san diego near the city's gas and electric facility. chula vista police helped the herd of 220 brush clearing goats for their important work. they clear 400 to 600 acres of vegetation a year. a couple of new arrivals over the past few days, and these baby goats became a crowd favorite. san diego gas and electric say these happy goats are especially equipped to do the job. >> and really what is special, it will kill off the seeds when they eat them. when we are mowing, that will drop the seed. >> the goats are used as a part of their land services abatement program. they say it is effective to mitigate wildfire risk s. >> ever think of doing that in your backyard? >> no, no. i actually had a bad experience where i saw one in marin county and they put these wire fences around these big plots of land. sorry, it's a ba

yam fhan wu was found bleeding on the ground in the bayview district last july. police initially determined it was an accident, but the fm standard reports the woman accused of pushing her was arrested last week for allegedly assaulting another elderly chinese woman which made police want to relook at the circumstances surrounding the first incident. chief bill scott tweeted, "the sfpd does not tolerate violence against our aapi community and take these cases very seriously. this death is a tragedy. the sfpd will release the video in this case as mayor breed requested after the investigation is complete." >>> in other news, a warning tonight for chevy camaro owners, police say thieves are using key cloning devices to steal that particular kind of car. max darrow has the story. >> san francisco and los angeles pd both report an uptick in camaro thefts. a consumer watchdog says individuals should take extra steps to protect themselves and action is needed higher up to make sure consumers are better protected. chevy camaros high on car thieves' radars right now in n

it was in reference to a shooting death of harold jasper wu, who was shot while asleep in his car's seathis.'s car as he drove one 880. it prompted a call to action from the community for safer freeways. chan fuels their demands are finally being heard. >> 70 shootings on the freeway, so, those cameras will definitely be helping us to solve crimes. >> reporter: 290 cameras will be in all the long surface streets in oakland, with an additional 190 cameras being placed along east bay freeways. the city confirms the oakland cameras mentioned by the governor are the same cameras, mayor shane towle promised in october. an oakland councilmember exploit how they will be throughout the city. >> we know they will go in hotspots, our police chief and commencing have already decks designated areas. >> reporter: however, some community groups aren't on board and feel that investing in violence prevention programs is a better use of state funds. >> why don't we make sure that the things that are working right now in the city of oakland orange torn apart? do to the budget crisis? >> reporter: installa

let's bring in former federal prosecutor, shan wu for all of these legal threads. so shan trump just talked about this $91 that he's got to pay. he didn't mention e. jean carroll's name, but this is what he says. take a listen >> i just posted a $91,000,000 by 91 million on a fake story, totally made up. sorry >> take 91 million >> i could say >> things about what it would cost. normally, 91 million based on false accusations made about me by a woman that i knew nothing about, didn't know. never heard of. i know nothing about her. she wrote a book, she said things and what i denied it. i said it's so crazy, it's false i get sued for defamation >> but shan calling it a fake made-up story, that he knew nothing about this woman calls it so crazy how does this open them up more, two more legal issues? >> yeah. he is the gift that keeps on giving the e jean carroll and her attorneys. i mean, that's basically the whole kit and caboodle all over again. he continues to say it's false. he says it's made up and that's certainly opens them up to that. i mean, it's illegal str

and i just wonder shan wu, but it can. and that's a fair point. but speed matters at this point because trials take time and why would listen, i get it. you got to decide the ballot case before super tuesday, colorado has its primary on tuesday. that makes sense. but the court in the past, if you go back to bush v. gore, they were like we have to make a decision on this pretty darn quickly. if you go back to the nixon tapes case, we've got to make a decision on this pretty quickly. >> would >> there not be a consistent argument to say, not only do you have to begin a trial prior, but but have the trial answered prior to an election when it gets to an issue as centralists there. presidential immunity from well, the way his lawyers argument from any and all crimes >> yeah, i think it should be of the same time, urgency. i think there's a little bit of a double-standard going on. first of all, delays here in coming down with the colorado decision so close to super tuesday delay would demand he could signal that there's some back-and-forth dissonance

shan wu. thank you very much, really appreciate in moments from now, embattled new jersey senator robert menendez will head back to federal court facing charges of trying to obstruct trucked an investigation in bribery allegations in new jersey democrat and his wife will be arraigned on those charges. the senator remains defiant, calling a quote flagrant abuse of power. cnn's jason carroll is outside the courthouse for us. jason. what are we going to see this morning? are we expecting any please at this hearing? >> well, jim, if history serves as as any guide, as you know, this senator and his wife have already pleaded not guilty to previous bribery charges in the superseding indictment, they now face 18 additional counts, including conspiracy, acting as a foreign agent bribery, extortion and wire fraud. again, they already had been facing bribery charges. these new allegations prosecutors say they tried to cover up their crimes, if you will, after they learned that they were under investigati

despite witnesses saying a 63 year-old yanfeng wu was pushed from behind. >> police ruled the death an accident and closed the case. but now the investigation is being reopened. police won't say what the new evidence is, but a similar incident occurred last week just 5 blocks away. >> kron four's dan kerman has more. >> we think >> asian american elders, like all americans deserve to be able to walk their neighborhoods with safety. that was not the case for 63 year-old yanfeng lou. she died in july of last year after witnesses told police she was pushed from behind causing her to fall on the sidewalk and hit her head at the intersection of 3rd burt in san francisco's bayview neighborhood. but after interviewing a person of interest in reviewing video, police determined the death was an accident and close the case. but now new evidence has surfaced and they've reopened the investigation. we were very >> alarmed to learn that the person of interest who apparently and ultimately killed a missing in july of last year. last monday. also allegedly attacked another elderly asian woman. a 71 y

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witnesses had said wu was standing at the intersection of 3rd berwyn. somebody pushed her from behind it a year after closing that case, though, police say new evidence may have emerged last week they arrested and charged a person who reportedly assaulted a 71 year-old asian woman just 5 blocks from where woof l police did not confirm the person interviewed in the will attack is the same person they arrested last week. but charles zhang with the asian justice movement is demanding police release video of that first attack. there was a conclusion reached that that >> death was an accident. and so now here we are the next and the same person apparently attacked another elderly asian woman. and so i think it's high time for the public to be able to judge for themselves. i think one way that we could do that is by viewing the video of that first attack. >> says he is pleased the investigation has resumed. he also wants police to investigate if the victim was targeted because she was asian. on the peninsula. san mateo police are warning parents about a trend

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ron brownstein and defense attorney and former federal prosecutor shan wu. >> shan >> posting a violent image of a sitting president is, that legal answer is it depends. >> but what >> would normally happen if any regular person like me, are you posted that is we would get a visit probably from the secret service. the visit itself isn't bringing charges, not an arrest, but they need to do with threat assessment. and certainly the people who created the image and those displaying it are deserving of such a visit. now, the biden administration's response, i thought ron has picked this very political response. of course, they can't tell doj or law enforcement to do something because they want to up your hands off. but really doj should make an inquiry. they should make sure that these things as are being checked out. and frankly, they could talk to the former president's campaign and say, hey, this kind of thing is very dangerous, doesn't mean they're investigating him, are bringing charges but that's a proper thing for them to do to keep the peace. >> ron, why isn't the secret service pay

let's your what cindy wu, this is a reminder of our top story. united states at least 6 people are still missing of the city of baltimore, maryland. after a cargo ship crashed into the bridge, causing the structure to collapse, maryland's golf and upset the ship revolted, losing prob, be full of the cracks. he added as an initial investigation suggested, it was an accident. there was no credible evidence that pointed to an act of terror and that bridge collapse in the us city of boats and mobiles also be the focus in our special off dw, the show with your question. take center stage door and my colleagues feel gamble and all youtube china on the top of the hour. and we put your questions to experts and correspondence invalid to stop by and join the conversation gab office in berlin from me and the team here. thanks for the the, the, the co africa ship is t v saving agriculture, canyon tv show is managing to do precisely that when they assemble ship up came to my from the have to meet my history and i looked up on the initial appointment summer sh

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>> jerry wu traveled from taiwan to pitch his company's product. >> a lot of from different industrial, different friends. >> it's a meeting of the minds from different industries. >> we have autonomous driving and you have robotics and you have the health and life sciences, and they're all integrated together and people are sharing ideas. and i think that is really incredible to see and to be a part of. >> gtc 2024 wraps up on thursday, march 21st at the san jose convention center. >> lauren martinez abc seven news including i. >> silicon valley is the epicenter of the tech world and whomever gets to represent it in congress arguably might be the most important. one of the most important politicians around. experts say it's a top issue for voters in district 16. >> we see a lot of the fears, criticisms and questions around artificial intelligence. we've seen a lot of debates and discussions about moderating big tech in general and tiktok in particular. and i think this seat is going to be hugely influential in representing the views of big tech in congress. so i think this is a very i

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uh that there are a lot of dental wu uh there for the studies. uh, because dropped sharply. uh these number them also dropped sharply under uh under covered up the retreat. oh, uh, not really substantial to uh, get it out by. what did you open uh, shall i see it. i live in portland. doesn't figure too much in the outside the list of india, but not just sending that. oh yeah, we'd like to have good relations with everybody. a be mature of imagery on a statement of but just in google certainly was not doing the nightstands also. uh the this there is a background. his father also defended uh the gun shop. uh was those rocks village or dentist, but it's not a deck the condition, right? yeah. gosh, now the p under, uh, good idea is the item that we are given to understand. uh that of on the on of them have not been punished. many have been she was the day major general at the end of the day. and i think you'll saying that frankly is the canada needs in the a lot mold and india will ever need canada global strategic kind of list. and major general s b s found a joining us life in

>> i emil wu- wu— >> well, i mean, it could be, couldn't that's the point. couldn't it?hat's the point. we're definitely safe, can't be sure if you're breaking the or that's a the law or not, that's not a good place start. although read the an act and they read out the lines, it makes lines, you said, yeah, it makes it sound awful because they have no no comic ability, no timing, no comic ability, and it's not my or any of that. >> well, the context is. yeah, absolutely . but i >> well, the context is. yeah, absolutely. but i just >> well, the context is. yeah, absolutely . but i just do absolutely. but i just think, do the really have more the police really not have more to do? >> they have loads to do. they have loads to mean, but have loads to do. i mean, but it's interesting because later in the show i'm going be in the show i'm going to be speaking to dankula sneakmn to count dankula. marcus , is scottish hate crime law is about the the victim. scottish hate crime law is about the you the victim. scottish hate crime law is about the you perceive the victim. scottish

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