Homeless problem, theyre losing Business People arent willing to dodge the garbage. Every single day people walk into my bar and had something that happened to them that made them feel unsafe or unclean on the streets. Every single day. And just a week ago, oracle announced its taking 60 million in business out of the city, moving its open World Convention to las vegas. Its a call to action. To mention oracle leaving San Francisco is a if we dont do something, were going to lose potentially more. We want to get in front of that. London breed has a new plan announcing street care sf. A plan full of new safety features, bathrooms and trash cans and more aimed to make shopping safer an cheener and more welcoming for businesses too. We have maybe lost one large convention, but that doesnt mean that there isnt someone ready to take their place. Reporter mayor breed did not get specific as to just what company will take the place of oracle open world. But she did say the plan is to immediate
working on military intelligence systems, which gillian turner was saying is essentially i.t. he s essentially working on technology. he s not involved at a high level with this kind of information. but apparently he found a way to get it, which is the world that we live in today. jack teixeira, 21-year-old. he changed his phone number in recent days. the attorney general calling this a deliberate criminal act moments ago in a very brief statement. we waited for a while for him to come out. he made a brief statement and said we ll tell you more when we can. mike pence is with us with his reaction to that developing story. bret baier joins us and sean duffy are here on set with us in new york. first to chief national security correspondent jennifer griffin with the very latest as she has been uncovering new information on this all throughout the day, every hour. hi, jennifer. hi, martha. we came out of a pentagon briefing. here s brigadier general pat ryder on the arrest.
warns its next target appears to be bermuda after lashing the turks and caicos islands. we re live in the caribbean in minutes. and new developments in the mar-a-lago investigation. the special master tasked with reviewing those materials seized from the former president s hom water on one of the trump team s key arguments. what it could signal about where the investigation goes next. we begin with the president s speech at the united nations happening this hour. joining me now is erin mclayoff lint in ukraine. ambassador william taylor is with us as well. and michael, let me get to you if i can can. we have a little guidance about the upcoming address. we do expect to hear the president respond to vladimir putin s nuclear threat. we are told that this is not going to be a tit for tat response. what do you expect to hear from the president? what makes this speech unique and significant? presidents give addresses to the united nations general assembly every year. it s an a
THE English part of a global dispute billion dollar legal case involving big pharma giants Moderna, Pfizer and BioNTech over Covid patents, kicked off yesterday.
Back in 2020 when Covid was spreading.