james lee ramsey was in an oakland courtroom awaiting his sentence for his unprovoked attack on karl chan, president of the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce. chan addressed the court, saying other victims of asian descent are scared to be walking the streets. we should be able to be anywhere. at any time. you should be safe when people are saying the wrong place at the wrong time. if it wasn't me, it could have been another person back in april. ramsey knock chan to the ground from behind as you walk near eighth and broadway in downtown oakland. though dazed and bloodied, chan was able to take this photo of ramsey, who was arrested a short while later by oakland police. as part of a plea deal. ramsey pleaded no contest to assault and the d a dropped a criminal threats, charge and hate crime allegation. but the key issue in court was how to punish ramsey, but at the same time ensure that he's treated for bipolar disorder and schizophrenia. prosecutor peter mcguinness said he wants ramsey to serve four years they've locked and secure facility higher the events. he was off his medi

chief ramsey back with us now. this really is a security nightmare, even though we are hearing from officials at the atlanta airport this was an accidental discharge and that no one has been injured. now you still have to coordinate all the people who are kind of stuck there, because even with nadia's family members, nobody can really leave. so how do officials kind of prioritize the needs here so that you don't have item percent flaring and you don't end up with another big problem? >> well, obviously, it's a challenge. there's no question about that, which is part of the tabletop exercises, i would imagine, is how to deal with the aftermath once something like this occurs. but, again, part of the problem here, and it was mentioned earlier, is around social media. i would imagine you've got a lot of information on social media, much of which is probably not very accurate. so hopefully part of the plan that they have in place there in atlanta, at the airport, the authorities there, is to be able to put out good inf

she believes all charges should be dropped and ramsey. should instead be placed in a treatment center. needs help. >> he'd support. he needs wrap around services. he needs a facility that is not mired in violence and pew candidate behavior modification that i guess is what you would call it. and he needs to be put somewhere where you can think you can figure out they can figure out how to stabilize him, but living his life behind the cage and and his only crying being severe mental illness. we all should find that morally reprehensible to chan was unavailable for an interview on wednesday but will voice any of his concerns in the courtroom on thursday. >> he says there he will provide a victim impact statement and ramsey sentencing hearing in oakland taylor kron 4 news. >> oakland police are investigating after a local chefs mobile kitchen was stolen. it happened early monday morning on newton avenue in oakland's lake merritt district a little guy says it was stolen right outside his apartment while he was out grocery shopping. he tells u

james lee ramsey was in an oakland courtroom awaiting his sentence for his unprovoked attack on karl chan, president of the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce. chan addressed the court, saying other victims of asian descent are scared to be walking the streets. we should be able to be anywhere. at any time. you should be safe when people are saying the wrong place at the wrong time. if it wasn't me, it could have been another person back in april. ramsey knock chan to the ground from behind as you walk near eighth and broadway in downtown oakland. though dazed and bloodied, chan was able to take this photo of ramsey, who was arrested a short while later by oakland police. as part of a plea deal. ramsey pleaded no contest to assault and the d a dropped a criminal threats, charge and hate crime allegation. but the key issue in court was how to punish ramsey, but at the same time ensure that he's treated for bipolar disorder and schizophrenia. prosecutor peter mcguinness said he wants ramsey to serve four years they locked and secure facility higher the events. he was off his medicat

she believes all charges should be dropped and ramsey should instead be placed in a treatment center. needs help. >> rain. he needs support. he needs wrap around services. he needs a facility that is not mired in violence and pew candidate behavior modification that i guess is what you would call it. and he needs to be put somewhere where you can think he can figure out they can figure out how to stabilize him, but living his life behind the cage and and his only crying being severe mental illness. we all should find that morally reprehensible to chan was unavailable for an interview on wednesday but will voice any of his concerns in the courtroom on thursday. >> he says there he will provide a victim impact statement and ramsey sentencing hearing in oakland taylor kron 4 news. >> the oakland unified school district is calling on young adults to come and teach in the city. the district received $120,000 grant to help with the effort that money will fund a residency program to recruit and mentor black educators for the oakland unified school district schools math science and special ed

he engaged in in a violent act at the place of said where mental distress setting ramsey's history of mental illness. >> folks. argues prison is not the answer. she believes all charges should be dropped and ramsey should instead be placed in a treatment center. he needs help. >> rain. he needs support. he needs wrap around services. he needs a facility that is not mired in violence peanut candidate behavior modification that i guess is what you would call it. and he needs to be put somewhere where you can think he can figure out they can figure out how to stabilize him, but living his life behind the cage and and his only crying being severe mental illness. we all should find that morally reprehensible to chan was unavailable for an interview on wednesday but will voice any of his concerns in the courtroom on thursday. >> he says there he will provide a victim impact statement and ramsey sentencing hearing in oakland taylor kron 4 news. >> never seen a in my 41 years here in las vegas, a of a person was charged with the crime driving in excess of a 150 miles an hour. >> we are learni

he engaged in in a violent act at the place of said where mental distress setting ramsey's history of mental illness. >> folks. argues prison is not the answer. she believes all charges should be dropped and ramsey should instead be placed in a treatment center. needs help. >> rain. he needs support. he needs wrap around services. he needs a facility that is not mired in violence and pew candidate behavior modification that i guess is what you would call it. and he needs to be put somewhere where you can think he can figure out they can figure out how to stabilize him, but living his life behind the cage and and his only crying being severe mental illness. we all should find that morally reprehensible to chan was unavailable for an interview on wednesday but will voice any of his concerns in the courtroom on thursday. >> he says there he will provide a victim impact statement and ramsey sentencing hearing in oakland taylor kron 4 news. >> well, in san francisco's marina district safety concerns are now leaving neighbors to hire private police officers patrol special police officer all

i'm max ramsey. this is bloomberg. guy: as max was saying, jan hatzius and the team at goldman sachs suggesting that a faster taper from the fed made out be required. in many ways, there was some evidence for that argument within the latest minutes from the fomc. even three weeks ago there was debate about the need for a faster pace. we are now certainly seeing the data supporting that. the pce data yesterday very strong. even the core number very strong out of the united states. however, has the market already price to? -- already priced it? fiona frick, unigestion ceo, still with us. the traders have already gotten it, haven't they? fiona: yes, i think the market is pricing three hikes next year , and inflation linked bonds are quite expensive, so i think yes, it is priced quite aggressively. i think what the fed has done is adjusted its narrative to the level of what the market was mentioning. guy: when do stocks start to meaningfully react to this? we have seen some wobbles in x stocks recently,

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a total breakdown of of, of, of sarwich says this is a count down to catastrophe, ramsey. it feels the crisis acutely. she is disabled, unable to stand after a reaction to vaccine. as a baby, she fled here from condos in august with his stepson ahmed wally. she was 8 months pregnant soon there were 3 rather than i thought that i don't have the courage shabanni more pain. i am only 26 years old, and i've seen a lot of see so much and yet i don't even have 6 good memories of my life. i live in your old ahmed wiley has stopped his education to sell rubbish bags. earning 1 dollar a day to help feed ramsey and the baby he tells us, i love her a lot. i love her so much. he adds, he is thankful to the people who brought the 8th. like many here, he doesn't follow you in warnings of humanitarian crisis and reports of food and security. but he knows life is harder than it's ever been. and without this kind of help, he and millions of others will not survive the winter. charlotte bellis out jazeera, cobble, rural communities in the whole of struggling after a series of major floods.

. >> or a mental hospital. 25 year-old james lee ramsey is going to be sentenced today for hitting chinatown chamber of commerce president karl chan, the back of the head while chan was walking down the street in april now because ramsey suffers from mental illness. some say that prison is not the answer. he needs help. >> rain. he needs support. he needs wrap around services. he needs a facility that is not mired in violence and pew candidate behavior modification that i guess is what you would call it. and he needs to be put somewhere where you can think he can figure out they can figure out how to stabilize him. it's all up to the judge. he could order ramsey to serve up to 4 years in prison or serve his time in a secured mental health facility. >> and karl chan is going to provide a victim impact statement today. >> well, in san francisco's marina district safety concerns are leading neighbors. now to hire private officers. they're called patrol special officers and allen baird is one talked to him and he said that, from smashed car windows to upticks in home burglaries and robberies tha

president karl chan in the back of the head welsh and was walking down the street in april because ramsey suffers from mental illness. some say that prison is not the answer. >> support he needs wrap around services. he needs a facility that is not mired in violence and pew candidate behavior modification that i guess is what you would call it. and he needs to be put somewhere where you can think he can figure out they can figure out how to stabilize him. >> the judge could order ramsey to serve up to 4 years in prison or serve his time in a secure mental health facility and by the way, karl chan is going to provide a victim impact statement today. >> in san francisco's marina district safety concerns are leading neighbors. now to hire private officers. they're called patrol special police officers. allen baird is one of them. and he says that the rash of smashed car windows and home burglaries and robberies are all bringing in a lot more business for him these days in fact, he says he's at 50 to 60 more private clients since the pandemic and that brings the total of clients that he has n

i was talking with matt ramsey about it i asked matt, by his math if you think call come could do $10 in earnings in 2022 apple is about three dollars of that having said, that i should point out mat ramsey tells his clients this is a buy. it is an outperform. it is best in breed in its industry in terms of wireless technology and listed as the leading supplier of communication chips. matt says he thinks they are in the right place to capitalize as we transition from 4g to 5g to 6g >> valuation only at 14. undervalued in its space and the rest of the market. >>> let's turn to roku the perennial stay-at-home trade. shares underperformed this year. down 7%. and they have a thing with google over hosting on the youtube platform that won't go away can roku maintain dominance? maybe these fights in some ways recognize how important it has become >> look, i think there are so many underlying issues that are separate from these fights that are really about the shift of people from traditional linear tv into streaming and also of advertisers onto roku's platform and roku's role as a company t

and commissioner ramsey, what did you hear there at the press conference? >> well, i mean we did get a lot of information from this particular press conference. was no pursuit, which was a rumor before. this is not associated with any kind of terrorist attack. and at the individual was involved in some kind of domestic dispute prior to driving off. we don't know exactly any information about that. was anybody injured or anything like that. and also they verified which we knew last night that a police officer did discharge a weapon at the vehicle, that was moving toward the crowd. so there was a lot of information that came out of this. and obviously there is still a lot of work that has to be done. >> yeah, i agree. there was lot that we didn't know but still so many questions, juliette. it is -- i guess it is comforting to know that this wasn't part of some larger plot, but what happened? are we just going to find out this that suspect was under the influence of something? we just didn't get many details. >> yeah, that's hard to tell. if there is not a pur

chan was walking near chinatown when ramsey suddenly came from behind him and hit him in the head. this is back in april today. the da's office has the option to ask the judge to sentence ramsey to serve his time in a secured mental health facility or 4 years in state prison. advocates believe that prison is not the answer. he needs help. >> ray. he needs support. he needs wrap around services. he needs a facility that is not mired in violence and pew candidate behavior modification that i guess is what you would call it. and he needs to be put somewhere where you can think he can figure out they can figure out how to stabilize him. >> chan will be at today's sentencing hearing where he will provide a victim impact statement. >> well in san francisco's marina district safety concerns now are leaving neighbors to hire private police patrol a special police officer allen bo nerd says that smashed car windows reports of home burglaries and robberies are bringing in. good business for him. he says he's at 50 to 60 more private clients since the pandemic bringing the total now citizens

the judge could order ramsey to serve up to 4 years in prison or service time in a secure mental health facility and. >> karl chan is going to provide a victim impact statement today. >> in san francisco's marina district safety concerns are leading neighbors now to hire their own private patrolling officers. so patrol they're called patrol special police alan barrett is one of them. and he says that smashed car windows home burglaries robberies are all really adding up for the community and they've been hiring him at record rates. he says he's added 50 to 60 more private clients since the pandemic began. so he's got a 165 clients now that each pay him $65 a month to keep an eye out for suspicious activity. >> since the pandemic from last i've gotten a lot more calls, a lot more e-mails and increased people in the basically scared about what's going on. they see radio reports what's on social media and they don't feel safe in their neighborhoods. >> unlike private security patrol police officers are authorized by the city to make arrests and they wear uniforms. similar to sfpd. >> it's

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why is her case different than kayleigh ramsey? because her color of her skin. >> reporter: they are searching using flyers, social media and black and missing inc. >> does it have anything to do with color? >> i try not to put myself in the mind set of race. all i want is for there to be the media coverage for her. i think she deserves that. >> reporter: the fitts and robinsons want only one thing, with hugging their missing children once again. do you think ariana is still alive? >> i do believe ariana is still alive and it would mean everything to me to know where she is and find her. i wait for that day every day. i believe that day will come. >> how long will you search? >> until i find my son. i have to. i mean, he's my responsibility. >> reporter: sara sidner, cnn, buckeye, arizona. >> sara, thank you so much. thank you for watching, everyone. our coverage continues with jake tapper, a cnn special report "trumping democracy, an american coup." she'll revisit her plan with fidelity. and with a scenario that makes it a possibi

charles ramsey, thank you so much. we appreciate it. >> thank you and happy thanksgiving. >> and happy thanksgiving to you. and we're following other news tonight. a nasa spacecraft just embarked on a ten-month journey that just might save humanity. that is right, from a hypothetical killer asteroid. that is the mission. kristin fisher has more on the ground-breaking mission. >> three, two, one. and liftoff of the falcon 9 and dart. >> the launch of nasa's first ever planetary defense mission. instead of carrying telescopes offer people, this fallon 9 rocket is launching a spacecraft to test a technology that some day could save the world. >> it may be the way to save planet earth if there is ever an inbound big asteroid that could really challenge our existence as a planet. >> it is what we call a global killer. >> reporter: even nasa administrator bill nelson agrees it sounds like a scene out of the movie armageddon. >> the u.s. government has to save the world. >> you bin stead of destroying a killing a asteroid, th

>> i would agree 100% with what chief ramsey has to say. it's gone too far. we can look across the united states in many cities where crime is just at unacceptable levels. and it's not only property. it's not only these types of smash-and-grab robberies, but look at homicides, look at philly. look at d.c. look at baltimore. i could keep going. but i agree, it's gone too far. we have to start prosecuting criminals and the police officers have to believe if they make an arrest, that the arrest will be prosecuted. and right now, they don't have that faith in the system. >> yeah, i mean philadelphia hit 500 homicides. washington, d.c., just hit 200 homicides. we haven't seen levels of crime like that in your major cities since the '90s. it's unbelievable. and in these smash-and-grab cases, the cases are pretty similar, the thieves are wearing masks or hoods, making it impossible to identify them on security cameras. they're in and out in seconds. they're carried out by large groups of people in what appears to be a planned maneuver. when you look at these securit

here to discuss is former philadelphia police commissioner chief ramsey. this was your city. so what do you make of this new policy? is it a good idea? >> well, i mean, it's interesting. it will be very interesting to see long term any impact this has on public safety. it really does eliminate traffic stops for things like broken taillights, for example. if you've ever been behind a car whose brake lights aren't working properly, that can cause a serious accident but we'll see whether or not this is something that's really remarkable. of course, you can mail a ticket to an individual or a warning based on the information that i've gotten from this bill. so we'll see how it all plays out. shepard right, and i want to further go into that because, as you've said, this could impact other drivers with a broken taillight and what have you. what is the significance for other drivers if in fact many would not be pulled over for these type of infractions? . >> well the longer this go, the more frequently you'll see things like that. but more important is some equipment issues on vehi

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i've met colleague shake mohammad holly been, natasha ramsey, banassi amar al belushi. and possibly these men were subjected to all these tactics. and to there is absolutely no evidence, absolutely not a shred of evidence that, that these tactics used armies man really gave us any intelligence that was important or useful to our country. ah, we created our kind of iraq with our torture programs, you know, kind of rock more to what we call isis today. dash ice or the same. it's just a manifestation of torture. these are programs that we created and were living with those results to them. you said that you think this is walker's? oh, this is absolutely we're crimes. we knew there were crimes. ah, this new substitute? no. she is here to rectify 10 years of deceitful and secret collusion to impede the will of the membership into intense stephen rise. the protest is possible with the api is coming to an end. we are here today to reset our moral compass. we had been trying for 10 years to prevent psychologists from being part of national security interrogations . that we ackn

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police chief charles ramsey. now we know some more information. >> yeah. >> what are some questions about how this happened and how they get to the bottom of something like this not happening again. >> well, you know, again, there's a lot of video there, so they are going to go over all of the procedures, but i've had my bag subjected to secondary search, and they tell you to stand back. in fact, the conveyor belts in most airports where your luggage comes through is like between you and the tsa thagt will do the screening so it's interesting to learn how he got exactly close enough to lunge into the bag and grab his firearm. that's one thing i would want to take a look at because that's one area where you can beef up security. >> there's some 3,000 cameras throughout that airport, so they might even know already, but certainly it would seem those cameras are going to reveal if there was space between he and the bag once the tsa attendant said i need to further check your bag and whether he could have leapt acros

they were given ramsey and the rams re halfttle ay, fa on 4th do. jones made th then this happened. a 40-yard pass and run after catch for samuel on 4th down. targeted five times, five catches, 97 yards, that bling looked good on him. 15-19. 182 touchdown performance by jimmy. a 5th straight game. 31-10 for the whole nation to see. first one at home in over a year. >> just going to this year was very frustrating. especially the crowds we have had. the ways fans have been. they were great today. just like they were great last week. >> talk about finding your identity. that looked like your identity. what did it feel like to get back at that? >> it felt similar to the super bowl year. felt like the backs were against the wall. from this point on every game kind of got to be personal. we got to bring a little extra every day and every sunday. that's the only day we will be successful. >> you can build on that energy and take it up another level. we will be a scary team. if you can run the ball and make the plays you got the ball in the hands of your play makers. the defense plays like

liz: jill ramsey of a.k. a. brands. we need to look at bitcoin it is well off its recent high of nearly 69,000, right now, it's 59, 352 per coin, down 6.6%. what's really behind today's drop? is it something xi said or did someone way closer to home toss ice cold water on the crypto leader? that's next, plus all birds taking flight at this hour, shares are cruising higher by 7% , tomorrow marks two weeks since the sustainable shoe company went public on the nasdaq, priced at $15, shares soared 90% on their debut but that hardly scratches the surface of the real story behind the shoe that's a favorite of celebs in silicon valley. how did founders go from design ing an all-sustainable show shoe on joey's mother-in-law's kitchen table, designed from sugar cane, how did they turn that to a nearly $3 billion market cap player in the footwear industry? you've gotta hear it straight from tim and joey. they reveal a most stunning story of start up missteps, tumbles in my latest everyone talks to liz podcast their story is so wo

they were given ramsey and the rams this. before the half, rams had, oh, okay, fake field goal. epic fail on 4th down. dj jones made that huge stop. and then this happened. a 40 yard pass and run after catch for samuel on 4th down. targeted 5 timecatches. d the looked good on him. 15 of 19 182-o tohdown performance for jimmy g. they beat the rams for the 5th straight time, 31-10 for the whole nation to see. first win at home in over a year. >> just going into this year it was frustrating. especially, you know, the crowds we have had, the way the fans have been, they were awesome today, just like they were awesome last week. i am glad we gave them something to be proud of today. >> a lot of talk last week about finding your identity. did that look like your identity? what did it feel like to get back to that? >> it felt similar to the super bowl year. >> yes, felt like our backs were against the wall, i would be lying if it wasn't. this game on has to be personal. we have to bring a little extra every game, every sunday, that the only way to be successful. >> if we can build on i

gordan ramsey this is a cold call! nfl teams are turning to cold with tide. will you? that will never work! if it works on nfl jerseys it'll work for you. and it's cold. so you will turn to cold? fine! that guy needs to chill out! can i? no, thank you. people have always tried to accommodate for shaun's differences. compensate, overcompensate -- i don't need another lecture. i was one of those people. mm. it took me forever to get to where you started. right, it's so easy for me. it is. you always treated shaun like a person instead of a problem. you always saw shaun. why did you stop doing that? you left. so, what? so you panicked? yeah. maybe. i don't -- i don't know. it's... we're getting married, and he's not always easy, and i'm pretty much always a screw-up. and it's just -- it's too much. no, it isn't. b-but you've always been there to back me up. you don't need me anymore. you're kind and you're patient. you're resilient as all get-out. you're the right person for shaun. shaun's the right person for you. if you can just trust that, you will have the most perfec

jalen ramsey upset did no good because the dominance continued to the second half. niners keep playing. go for it on fourth and five and man did it pay off? debose gone 40 yard. jimmy jeep without one right where it needed to be first home win and 393 days. 31 10 is your final nine years four and five and the long faces on the rams bench. tell you how this thing went. jimmy g. how's it going up? that looked like your identity. what did it feel like to get back to that? it was goo. i felt honestly. it felt like pretty similar to the super bowl year that year that we did. and it felt like we ran the ball 35 times every time that year, and it's just what we could do that and nice that be successful in third down. it's a good recipe for us. and big kudos for the fans tonight, levi stadium was loud, just like the old days at candlestick got to keep that going as well. five area college teams hit the chords tonight for come out winners will start with stanford they played san jose state, so something had to give jared haas his six seasons at stanford. and nicely done here

i'm max ramsey. british prime minister boris johnson has lashed out at france after a deadly boat accident in the english channel. 27 people died when a boat filled with migrants sank. johnson accused france of not doing enough to stop migrants trying to get to the u.k. from northern france. more than 25,000 people arrived in the u.k. this year, about three times as many as in 2020. in seven california, high winds have led to the region's largest utility to cut power to more customers because of the threat of wildfires. edison international cut power to 32,000 homes and businesses. almost 220 thousand customers could lose service around los angeles and san diego. the last few years, a series of deadly wildfires are by power companies' equipment. china has slammed the u.s. decision to add in number of companies to a trade blacklist. that he had violates the understanding between the two leaders. the u.s. commerce department added about a dozen chinese firms to the blacklist for what was called engagin

dr. ramsey brought a consultant, physician for britons and a chest things vaccine development has fallen victim to corporate greet. but it has for me this by no means the 1st time that i've been found to be acting in a way in which you can really say that the commercial interest is compromising bay clinical and research objectivity and judgment. what this really shows that it's been developed above the acceptable speed of signs, of course, that of a applied and more people to the trolley kind of adequate start to run the trial in appropriate way as a constant commercial pressure, even with the sub contractor to make profit, so to have fewest off and generate results more quickly and cut corners. in this way, commercial interest is pressuring, you know, what would be the best way to treat the pandemic. and the best way to develop the drug judges in canada have ruled that a comedian who joked about a disabled teenage singer did not breach the youngsters rights to dignity. comic mike ward hailed the decision by the supreme court as part of a growing backlash against cancel culture. i'm like

the ramsey mcdonnell left. i do know some people i say the kissed armor left austerity affairs of yeah, yeah. there was, there was, britain went through a most of your, it went through a terrible time in the late twenty's early thirty's. and he was horrified that the labor party which was the convention regarded by then as the conventional way of opposing capitalism july. and he was horrified, that is the level of what he sold out in effect. he went into a national coalition, a government of national unity, as it was called. and he thought that the left had sold out. and a soon after he went to to austria. ah, he then later went to spain and he was just very fired up and he thought, democratic so for democracy doesn't, doesn't do the job. and he saw the, the rise of hitler in germany and of course, mussolini, and franklin's initially and franco in spain. and he did see the soviet union as a bulwark against coming against against fascism and the whole block later life. he visited cuba when he there were defected

the ramsey mcdonnell left. i did i some people i say the kissed armor left austerity affairs of yeah, yeah. there was, there was, britain went through a most of your, it went through a terrible time in the late twenty's early thirty's. and he was horrified that the labor party, which was the convention regarded by then as the conventional way of opposing capitalism. if you like.