are theresa standing by live in theresa standing by live in las vegas. with nurtec odt, i can treat a migraine when it strikes and prevent migraine attacks, all in one. don't take if allergic to nurtec. allergic reactions can occur, even days after using. most common side effects were nausea, indigestion, and stomach pain. ask about nurtec odt. >> welcome back. the university of nevada las vegas campus remains closed today as law enforcement continues to process evidence following yesterday's deadly mass shooting many students and faculty members who were forced to abandon their personal belongings return to campus today to try to gather their items. force theresa is r everything to try and stay alive. >> it like in points laptops, medication that i have that's always a city that i really need. unlv student. dylan ramirez came back to campus thursday, anxious but hopeful to recover his possession he was one of many students and faculty members who had to scramble and seek shelter when a gunman started shooting on campus. yeah, we heard the shots from 04:

the examiner had asked theresa two questions.ison ray with antifreeze and do you know who poisoned ray? teresa's answer to both? now. which was also the answer to whether teresa was telling the truth. >> she fills her polygraph test. >> that lie detective failure was inadmissible in court, but it helps to convince cops that they were on the right track. they turn the heat back up on theresa. >> and they told her that they know that she snapped and she killed him. she needed to confess. they kind of threatened her. >> she did not been to that? >> no. she goes i want a lawyer. >> teresa's family and friends like beth, rallied around her. they felt that ray's family just could not or would not face the fact that he took his own life. >> i think that they do not want to believe that wray would do that. i really do. >> you think they're just looking for someone to blame? >> yeah. other than ray. >> but on march 28th, 2014. after raised that, officers surrounded teresa's house. >> -- told teresa that she was under arrest for the murder

are theresa is checking out travel conditions in the north bay. but first, let's go toss it over to. >> kron four's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, the weather center. laura, how long can we expect the rain know, splashing this? yeah. we're talking about this last week for quite a while. but here we go. the rain is back. boy, just got fog in there. this is actually from our sutro cam looking back toward the golden gate bridge. but the clouds continuing to roll by the rain continuing to fall to and boy, it was coming down in parts of the bay area today. you see those batches, a yellow coming on through ali the main river is expected to stay within their banks. so no major flooding expected. but if you're on the roads, certainly dangerous from times. you have that heavy rainfall coming in causing some public out there on the roadways, make things very dangerous. and of course, those strong gusty winds to go along with that. here's the very latest on the doppler radar. you can see some of the rain now focused a little further south in the san jo

but theresa did well . theresa may did very well.r her. >> um, yes. no, i think of course, she's been very prominent recently in sort of debates over the echr, especially in sort of complaining the complaining about the government's bill. government's immigration bill. but shows that a but i think it shows that a conservative remain conservative home, we remain quite church because it quite a broad church because it shows that readers from all different wings of the party. and i think perhaps i would i'd be enough suggest that be bold enough to suggest that you popular with you were more popular with perhaps writer you were more popular with petheis writer you were more popular with pethe party, writer you were more popular with pethe party, and writer you were more popular with pethe party, and theresa writer you were more popular with pethe party, and theresa mayter of the party, and theresa may might popular with those might be more popular with those towards left. think towards the left. and i think it's actually heartening for u

but theresa did well . theresa may did very well.ion for her. >> um, yes. no, i think of course, she's been very prominent recently in sort of debates over the echr, especially in sort of complaining the complaining about the government's bill. government's immigration bill. but shows that a but i think it shows that a conservative remain conservative home, we remain quite church because it quite a broad church because it shows that readers from all different wings of the party. and i think perhaps i would i'd be enough suggest that be bold enough to suggest that you popular with you were more popular with perhaps writer you were more popular with petheis writer you were more popular with pethe party, writer you were more popular with pethe party, and writer you were more popular with pethe party, and theresa writer you were more popular with pethe party, and theresa mayter of the party, and theresa may might popular with those might be more popular with those towards left. think towards the left. and i think it's actually heartening

theresa. >> thank you very much.ht not go to that threat anyway. joining us right now to share some delicious holiday recipes. livermore chef leslie. >> so tell me about these short kind of cuts. but at the same time, amazing things. and i'm going to take a picture of all this because i love you're right. the holidays can be really stressful. and we're only 9 days away from remind me. i so if you're looking for a christmas day plans for family and friends stress free. >> i have my christmas wish i love easy to make. but it's delicious. and you know something give you a couple of tips and some shortcuts because i made my crest for my quiche. but you know something, we can all go to the grocery store. yes, they have great cross there, right in the freezers. really kind of gotten so much better at making great, chris. i absolutely agree with it really are good. and you know something. there's no shame in your game. there's you know, you're going to do that. that's fine. and i love to eat. so this is so really create. an

it but nothing. >> to write home about reporting live here at sfo and theresa stasi. go back to you guys. all right. thank theresa seems like the passengers have pretty good attitude about getting ready travel out there. that's a nice christmas present jumping into the jungle out there in the east bay. the oakland airport was jam packed with people trying to make it to their destinations. this is how the airport was looking this morning. tsa lines extending way past the checkpoint. officials are reminding people to make sure to check their flights arrive 2 hours early for domestic flights. >> and happening now, chp is mentioned earlier, they're out there in full force out there on the roads for their annual christmas maximum enforcement period. it lasts from now right on through midnight christmas day. officers are keeping a keen eye out for any impaired drivers out there during last year's holiday enforcement period. 26 people were killed in crashes and nearly half of all the vehicle occupants killed. they were not wearing their seat belts. now, if you do plan on hit

theresa back to you guys. theresa, thank the debate over abortion access will once again go before the supreme court. the high court announcing plans to hear arguments next year in a dispute over a medication used to terminate pregnancies. the biden administration is asking the court to reverse a lower court ruling that would cut off access to the drug by mail. >> this will be the court's first abort its first abortion case since it overturned roe v wade last year. a decision is expected by the end of june and will stand for the entire nation. for more on what this decision could mean for the country us here in california, we're joined by. >> jessica levinson, constitutional law professor at loyola marymount university. jessica, thanks for your time tonight. were you surprised to hear this today? >> no, i think it was inevitable that the supreme court realized they had to weigh in on this case in part because we have a single judge in texas who tried to change whether or not mister prince don't is available to

rehab, therapy, doctors. - theresa, theresa?nning. - and once the insurance runs out, you're only provided a certain amount of days of rehab. once that's exhausted, you either do it yourself, find a way to pay for it, or they gotta be put in a nursing home and basically get warehoused. so michael filed a malpractice lawsuit against terri's previous doctors, their family doctor and her gynecologist, because it was felt that they could have prevented her collapse. - terri had been seeing her doctor with regards to trying to get pregnant, and the doctor should have caught her eating disorder because they should have seen her chemical imbalances and therefore may have been able to address that before anything happened. - they awarded $700,000 that was put into a trust fund for terri that was supposed to be used for her care therapy rehabilitation. - but the relationship with michael abruptly changed after the settlement came in. michael felt differently about terri's care and decided that he wasn't gonna spend any more money on terr

theresa good morning, everybody.re dealing with kind of a cloudy skies but not entirely filled. as you can see from the picture, a little bit of sun trying to peer out a little bit. but here comes the sun, a rain out our way. some lightning strikes towards our north and where the deeper moisture is out towards the west. we expect the same kind of process tomorrow. although more intense live shot from our mount tam camera. and again, there's some breaks in the clouds little shaking from the breezy conditions. so we have to lows. we're watching the first one. this is a mild low mild cyclone. a little bit. so it's it's not as cold. so that's why the snow levels are so high and our temperatures will be some of the mild side and then coming out of the gulf of alaska, that secondary system by the middle of the week will be a drop with those temperatures. check it out for today. there you see the line marching through as we approach around noon early afternoon in the east bay, the south bay, a little bit there. we break it

rehab, therapy, doctors. - theresa, theresa? once the insurance runs out, you're only provided a certain amount of days of rehab. once that's exhausted, you either do it yourself, find a way to pay for it, or they gotta be put in a nursing home and basically get warehoused. so michael filed a malpractice lawsuit against terri's previous doctors, their family doctor and her gynecologist, because it was felt that they could have prevented her collapse. - terri had been seeing her doctor with regards to trying to get pregnant, and the doctor should have caught her eating disorder because they should have seen her chemical imbalances and therefore may have been able to address that before anything happened. - they awarded $700,000 that was put into a trust fund for terri that was supposed to be used for her care therapy rehabilitation. - but the relationship with michael abruptly changed after the settlement came in. michael felt differently about terri's care and decided that he wasn't gonna spend any more money on terri's rehabili

it's one reason where's saying this all looks rather familiar to what happened to theresa may governments she was trying to get her brexit deal through the house of commons, those on the right to the parties said what she was proposing was too weak and not enough regarding your opinion in a northern island, whereas others were saying this is going too far. so the problem for the conservative party is it is now reminding people of the divisions that the party had before boris johnson became prime minister and apparently now for years on, we have another prime minister who like theresa may, had never been elected by the party to be their leader, a leader who is now struggling to keep the divisions inside the conservative party from causing substantial difficulty. that conservative party from causing substantial difficulty.— substantial difficulty. that is fascinating, _ substantial difficulty. that is fascinating, john, _ substantial difficulty. that is fascinating, john, thank - substantial difficulty. that is fascinating, john, thank you | substantial difficulty. that is i fascinating, j

grant vicki, back to you. >> thank you, theresa bad news for the warriors tonight. the nba has suspended draymond green indefinitely. the suspension comes one day after he was ejected for hitting you sefnner kick in the face during the warriors lost to the suns. you see the swipe, their the swivel swipe. the nba says the decision is here due to green's repeated history of unsportsmanlike conduct. just a few weeks ago, green was here with a five-game suspension for putting an opponent in a chokehold during a game dream on will be required to meet certain league and team conditions before he returns to play. don't know how long he's going to be out. he will be able to practice with the team while he doesn't play in games. much more on this coming up later in sports. >> east bay consignment shop almost became the victim of a robbery. coming up, what an employee did that ran the employee did that ran the suspects of meet gold bond daily healing. a powerhouse lotion that moisturizes, heals, and smooths dry skin. with 7 moisturizers & 3 vitamins. and... new gold bond heal

created a bit of a bonus for the sierra ski season today to tahoe resorts open up kron four's theresals us about the conditions there. the plans ahead and tips for hitting the slopes. >> today opening day here kirkwood. >> it is that time of year again, time to step in to some skis are strapped into a snowboard and hit the slopes. kirkwood started running chairs friday morning. this is general manager ricky newberry. >> conditions are good. we've got 7 inches new snow on top of some snow making snow. we added a couple trails with the new natural snow and scams. fun. >> newberry says that with the holidays here, there will be some specials going on the mountain. >> he after the holidays, we'll have our traditional torchlight parade coming down 5 or chair 6 behind us. and then we do fireworks in the base area in a big bonfire in the base area and some music. so, yeah, looking for that. >> and sugar bowl, was all smiles as they also took in first visitors for the season where? well, you know, we actually got about 2 inches of snow overnight last night. so that next with that nice light,

he's expected back in court next thursday to enter possibly a plea in martinez, theresa kron. 4 news. >> more complications at crews tonight after the san francisco based robo taxi company announced they're cutting more than 900 jobs. that's about a quarter of its workforce. the company says the layoffs are in an effort to reduce costs and remake itself after a series of safety problems in san francisco in a letter to its 3800 workers today. the company's president wrote the layoffs, aren't the workers fault, but its restructuring to focus on improving tech and vehicle performance that will build trust in its vehicles. most of the fallout stems from a crash that happened back in october where crews car ran over a person who had been hit by another vehicle driven by human police say the cruise car then dragged the victim to the side of the road. meantime, state regulators say the company covered up the severity of the crash and could result in a potential penalty about 1.5 million dollars. and this isn't the first time we've seen layoffs at crews just last month. the company laid off a

her vocal coach theresa has been guiding young opera singers like maddie at northwestern university for both understand just how fragile a gift a voice can be. >> i was trying to get people's attention, and i had somebody else speak for me, because i didn't want to use my voice. >> reporter: part of a pioneering project to manage the stress we put our voices through. >> the sensor is super helpful making sure that i know how much i've used my voice during the day. ♪ aww-aww-aww ♪ >> reporter: when maddie sings a sensor on they are throat monitors how hard her vocal cords are working then sends data to an app, like a fitbit for your voice letting you know when you're working too hard so you can avoid vocal cord injuries. like the one that led adele to cancel concerts in 2017. it would be more than four years before she took the stage again. ♪ ooh-ooh ♪ >> reporter: a better engineer than a singer, he works in the northwestern lab where the device was invented. they designed and built it here from the microchip up originally for medical uses like helping people who had strokes or cancer r

four's theresa spoke with the elementary school staff who sprang into action. >> the government probablyect life because believe that i that key is stewart known as kiki. it's a hillary school in timber on says that she was on your duty as usual monday. but then the unexpected happened. a child couldn't breathe. she was choking on a lunch and first his little skeptic, obama like is okay? look like this. how stewart says she didn't hesitate in stepped in and started to perform the heimlich maneuver. i felt belli makes step into the open just within thing. you know. >> she did law meant to be honest and we thought it was over. but it wasn't it's the you know, she started it still wasn't so i think over again 5 times in the about 4 times. that's when. the being was a black and actually came out private them. >> the training, the train we knew what to doctor murray, border low is the school's principal. she says in her tenure she has focused on emergency preparedness agencies like the red cross offer free training online. doctor bordello says these days it is critical to be ready to act no m

theresa stasi, a reports for martinez. >> charnley and say child appearing to walk with a limp on his way into a contra costa county courtroom thursday afternoon. saint challis speaking clearly to the judge and engaging with his new attorneys. it was just one week ago when the former pittsburgh police officer and veteran barricaded himself in his pleasant hill home. authorities say that he shot his wife through the front door as she tried to get inside outside court say attorneys, tyler smith in curtis briggs disputing the police account of what happened are really going to get into the merits any of the details of the facts of the case today. >> we can confidently say, however, that he did not shoot his wife intentionally. the defense claims that say chou was a man in crisis and authorities made things worse with a standoff spanning nearly 2 days. i think it's safe to say absolutely not. this is a former police officer himself. >> he did not intend to harm any police officers who did not intend to kill anyone. that's not at all was ever going through his mind. that was not in his min

lawsuit some fast thinking and good training likely saved child's life in the north bay kron four's theresa met with the elementary school staff. >> who sprang into action during what started as just another lunch break. >> got about i think, like a really got think was a big big deal until after the fact like you say life and i think government probably in shock myself. >> key is stewart known as kiki at saint hilary school in timber on says that she was on your duty as usual monday. but then the unexpected happened. a child couldn't breathe. she was choking on a lunch in fresno's little skeptic. like is okay? look like this. how stewart says she didn't hesitate in stepped in and started to perform the heimlich maneuver. >> i felt makes step into the open. i just 20 next thing, you know, she did law meant be honest and we thought it was over. but it wasn't it's the you know, she started it still wasn't so i think over hit a 5 time with the about 4 times. that's when. the the black and actually came out private them. >> the training, the training worked. we what to do. >> doctor murray bord

like theresa may when she was pm during the various brexit battles, tonight another conservative primer finds themself wrangling with their own backbench mps to try and get a totemic piece of legislation through the commons. this time it's rishi sunak�*s emergency rwanda legislation. today, mps on the right of the conservative party, the european research group, said mr sunak�*s latest plan has "a lot of holes" in it and the pm would do better to pull it and start again. others on the right, calling themselves the �*new conservatives', have warned that it "requires major surgery or replacement". meanwhile, mps who see themselves as moderates say they will support it as long as it doesn't go any further. you can see that mr sunak is under pressure from all sides. voters who want the boats stopped and who support the rwanda scheme might be forgiven for completely losing patience. this is, after all, the latest of many attempts to try to get planes taking off with asylum seekers on board. for those voters who don't support it, any chance to kill this scheme will probably be welcome. labou

gerry, the golden bachelor, proposes to theresa. they've already set a date.nterview with the happy couple this morning on gma. >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america. >> good morning america. hope you're doing well this friday morning. okay, eva. the big question is, did your mom approve of the golden bachelor's choice? >> my mom predicted it. [ laughter ] she could not wait to see the ending. i think she was happy with it. now she's curious if there will be a golden bachelorette. >> lot of people are. okay. >> also this morning, we're looking at becky worley. she is going shopping at warehouse clubs to find savings for your holiday shopping list. >>> ginger is tracking two storms on both coasts. the flood threat moving east and the winter storm targeting the west. >>> we want to get right to the war in the middle east. the cease fire has ended. combat operations resumed overnight after israel accused hamas of violating the truce and warned residents to leave parts of southern gaza. plus there's a new report that claims israel had an

and one is there is theresa. there's been plenty of pushback since malay won the presidency earlier this month. but this, i understand, is the biggest purchased yet of the have you had to be late to call facility over a week. and this is the 1st a massive demonstration against his administration, argentina right now in the middle of a swimming difficult economic explanation. the flooring installation which has been made worse and the past week because of the 50 percent, the evaluation of the faithful parents. and when you talk to many of the demonstrators that are here in the last, have a mazda right in front of the presidential part of everyone's thoughts about inflation. here in this country, the government has warned left wing groups that they shouldn't. the protesters shouldn't cover their faces, but they shouldn't carry 6 of the students a role at block any of the roads, something that was very, very common for people here in this country. and especially in the city of went outside is the government has also

he was theresa. the next was too long and to let me try this for me to make sure he ration and i've touched him quite a few times, trying to like, oh, i can talk to him, but like i actually have to be off put my head right onto nathan to co exist and you could finally, she manages to retrieve a rare natural treasure until you see that it would be 60 days. it should be quite a developed check in the with, you know, people think so when you signed the torch, you should see through the age. absolutely, one account is a chicken with this one as yielded to eggs and you see how big those eggs us 2 weeks like that, you're looking at 900 grand exclusive effects. the females go to push them to, to, to grade those. it's inside, and she, she's probably only like 2 and a half key, like dude most. so it's, it's a mix of imagery to mom's story. and if she does to clutches of those who. yeah. so she's fine for it's. yes it's, it's, it's really enough. how many eggs if you already use hundreds i. i count. yeah, i've

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he was theresa. the next was too long and 2 on each of this for me to make sure you ration. and i've touched him quite a few times, trying to like, oh, i can touch him. but like i actually have to be off put my head right onto nathan to co exist and you could finally, she manages to retrieve a rare natural treasure until you see that it would be 60 days. it should be quite a developed check in the with, you know, people think so when you sign the torch, you should see through the age absolutely one account. so it is a chicken with this one as yielded to eggs and you see how big those eggs us 2 weeks like that you're looking at 900 grand exclusive effects. the females go to push them to, to, to grade those. it's inside. and she, she's probably only like 2 and a half key, like dude, most. so it's, it's a mix of imagery to mom's story. and if she does to clutches of those who. yeah. so she's fine for aids. yes it's, it's, it's really enough. how many eggs with you over the use? hundreds. i, i, i count. yeah, i've been doing this for awhile. it's like tomorrow we going have and

prom force theresa reports. >> nobody wants to see these incidents occur. springer is the assistant director of hazardous materials with contra costa county health department. the county is one of several agencies that mandate companies filed a report with their initial findings within 72 hours. >> springer says that the report reveals several factors, including a summary stating the release was due to a power failure and it breaks down the type and amount of the substance is emitted that, for example. >> haitians sulfites open so per day oxide. they showed those numbers for everyone to see. it says, although the reported levels were below state standards, the fact that the plant had any release is concerning for it's it's a big deal wherever these incidents happened, where we always want to work with their district since it is a flaring is under their rule. >> but we also want to make sure community is safe and not being impacted by these types of events. >> we should be living with this contra costa county supervisor and richmond resident john joya has re

theresa stasi reports. >> aaron ramon, take a look for yourself and you can see all of this action. this is an industry representative with a drone company working with pg and e pg now saying that they are the first utility company in north america allowed to use drones and some very strategic maneuvers around 200 page. drone pilots along with industry representatives came together tuesday. >> practice trails and demonstrations on a variety of drones and pg. e spokesperson says that the utility company is now using more than 30 rounds on service trucks. and they have put some drones at some stations. a spokesperson

there is a plethora — theresa may's government was.but more than that i would want to see what the case against the legislation was and it seems to me that people are saying some of these individuals will use some of these individuals will use some of the excuses orjustifications that they have used in the past, but the bill explicitly ousts them and it is very clear that all of the justifications that have been used will no longer apply, so it is only, and it is a very high legal bar, the immediate risk of serious and irreversible harm relating to the individual characteristics of one person and it is important... fiur person and it is important... our viewers have _ person and it is important... our viewers have heard very clearly the man who just lined, viewers have heard very clearly the man whojust lined, part viewers have heard very clearly the man who just lined, part of designing that legislation, doesn't go far enough. i'd like to ask the wider question. robertjenrick believes essentially as we've heard very clearly that for ye

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fans are urging theresa to get a pre-n up before she walks down the aisle.shed or lied about his past. there's also -- he's on camera promising the other woman that he didn't pick we're going to spend our lives together. but the prenup thing, you've got financial advisors saying get the prenup, theresa. >> i generally think anyone you meet on reality tv you should not ma marry. just as a rule of thumb. >> it's a good rule of thumb. matt claims i could pass for the golden bachelor's son. >> i could see that. i could see that absolutely. [laughter] maria: i'm in on that prenup. agree with you, cheryl. >> why mess around, come on. maria: accumulated your wealth, do the prenup. republican presidential candidates came on swinging last night, ron desantis and vivek ramaswamy taking aim at nikki haley as she rises in the polls. watch this. >> you have other candidates up here like nikki haley, she caves any time the left comes after her, any time the media comes after her, i did a bill in florida that stopped the gender mutilation of minors. it's child ayou be abus

kron four's theresa stasi was at the big reveal and she joins us live from san ramon. 2 recent. >> hi, catherine. they have a demonstration going on right now. so we are in luck to show you exactly what we're talking about. take a look. this is what pg and e has been working on with their pilots. now pg e officials say that they are the first utility company in north america allowed to use drones in some very strategic maneuvers. and today they revealed, as you mention all of these things with industry representatives, they had some practiced rules, demonstrations on a wide variety of drones pg. e spokesperson says that the utility company is now using more than 30 drones on service trucks and they have put some drones at substations. a spokesperson says with these devices they can respond faster did down lines, isolate the issue and make the necessary repairs counting down the time customers are without power. now this is some video from pg e showing an operation, adverse conditions in a wildfire situation. they can fly and safely diagnose a dilemma. this is one of the drone pg and e

left from the smoke that spread through the apartment, two women in their 60s lived there. 66-year-old theresa her apartment christmas eve morning after a fire started in her living room, spreading toxic throughout the home. menlo park fire said her roommate, a 65-year-old woman is in the hospital in critical condition. >> firefighters forced into the apartment used a small amount of water because it was a small fire. >> reporter: just after 3:00 in the morning neighbors noticed smoke coming out a window, they used fire extinguishers and a garden hose to put out the flames and call 911. >> this is a situation, the occpants were smokers and removed the smoke alarms in their unit. i believe if they had the smoke alarms, they would have been alerted early. >> reporter: both of their dogs died prior to firefighters arrive. >> it's pretty sad. makes you just appreciate. >> reporter: we spoke with alkier's nephew, who said she had worked as a housekeeper in the bay area. she loved animals and did not have any children. the cause of the fire is under investigation. in menlo park, emmas go. >>> new at

just theresa. thank you so much. >> the bay area off-duty pilot accused of trying to cut the engines of a flight headed to san francisco has been granted freedom from custody in oregon. joseph emerson. back in court today where that judge made a decision on this. he does have some release conditions, including no flying and not using any drugs, including magic mushrooms. anderson's wife agreed to drive him home to pleasant hill and she was emotional outside of the courtroom. i'm saddened and but this situation had to happen to my husband into these people that affected. but i know that this has created a movement and momentum to help thousands of other pilots. prosecutors argue emerson was trying to cut off the engines of the flight while riding in the extra seat in the cockpit. according to court documents, emerson told police that he had been struggling with depression and that he had been taking psychedelic mushrooms about 48 hours before the flight. now to the south bay where city officials in

sorry, what brexit did for theresa may. sorry, i'm really over excited.anyway, here's your latest news headlines with tatiana . tatiana sanchez. >> martin, thank you very much . >> martin, thank you very much. 3:02. this is the latest from the newsroom at mps representing the newsroom at mps representing the dup are considering voting against rishi sunak's rwanda plan. that's according to westminster sources. it would mean just 21 tory mps are needed to defeat the government home secretary james cleverly argued parliament and the british people support the rwanda plan. a home office statement ahead of the crunch vote tonight revealed lgbt people may face some discrimination in rwanda , even discrimination in rwanda, even though they should be safe there. right wing conservatives will meet this evening to make a final decision on whether to vote against the safety of rwanda bill or to abstain. mr cleverly also touched on the government's success on small boat crossings . boat crossings. >> but tragically, there has been death on the bibby stockholm barge .

may style policies augned theresa may style policies aligned with theresa may and is wearing the clothest actually she isn't, i think. >> i mean, it's entirely possible, but i think what we have to remember here is that kemi badenoch, let's say, hypothetically, kemi badenoch would like to a prime would like to be a prime minister or leader of the minister or a leader of the conservative it's not conservative party it's not simply membership that simply the membership that she has is the rest has to appeal to. it is the rest of country. this, i'm of the country. and this, i'm afraid, mistake that afraid, is the big mistake that the made with the labour party made with jeremy this idea that if jeremy corbyn. this idea that if you are ideologically pure , the you are ideologically pure, the country just sort of country would just sort of magically behind magically fall into line behind you will fine . you and everything will be fine. and i do think this is why we need to be sort of very cautious when to the when it comes to the, uh, the jockeying who might end up jockeying as to who might e

british prime minister theresa may at a party attended by the heads of the zionist regime were held in london. after 100 years, england is accused by its people of being influenced by the zionists . the british people say that the zionists are interfering in the internal politics of england, and if an official opposes the crimes of this regime, he will be removed very soon. the british government always says in response: the relationship between london and tel aviv is only a close relationship. human rights activists in england are looking to collect 10,000 signatures. to discuss the issue of unionist influence on london politics in parliament . declassified research base. the publication of figures showed that the man's claim was far from over it is not from reality. this news site wrote: according to the latest findings, one third of the members of the current british government are under the direct financial support of israel or israeli lobbies. these lobbies take men under the umbrella of their support in different ways. including inviting politicians to go to tel aviv by offering

kron four's theresa stasi takes a closer look at exactly what happened. >> the san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins talking to about this case. she says this is the first case this year that her office is filed a murder charge in a domestic violence situation. now, scott fisher, the suspect in court on a monday family and friends of the victim. kimberly also in court. the hearing was brief. his attorney asked for the matter to be continued, fischer remains in custody. he was arrested on december 7th in concord. it was back on november 30th when police discovered the body of the 27 year-old victim at the couple's home on clay street. authorities gone to the apartment and presidio heights on a well-being check. was an employee at plaid where she had worked as a product. designer fisher is now facing a murder charge with the allegation that he used a deadly weapon, a knife in the commission of a crime. police, of course, investigated this and so they were able to obtain surveillance evidence as well as other evidence that >> led them to the conclusion that it was mister jenkins

chow is being held on a nearly 4 million dollars b here in martinez, theresa back to theresa. thank you. >> new not 3 san francisco's fentanyl crisis has set a new grim record. the health department says 2023 is officially the deadliest year on record for drug overdoses and they're still 2 weeks left of the year. the latest report is showing 752 people have died from accidental overdoses this year beating the previous record of 726 people. that was in 2020 health. officials also say more than 80% of overdose deaths this year have been fueled by fentanyl. now in response to this growing crisis, they san francisco health department announced today it has begun testing wastewater for substances like fentanyl. this is a tactic that first started during the covid pandemic to help cities detect where the virus was spreading the most. and thanks to a federal contract. the company biobot is now working with san francisco to test wastewater free of charge. >> wastewater analysis will give us a more complete picture of the trends and drug use. compliment our other data allowing us to ac

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force theresa stasi has the story. >> pg e says that with these devices they can respond faster to downate the issue and make the necessary repairs cutting down the time. customers are without power. so really helpful in certain situations. so inaccessible areas or areas where we can use a helicopter or workers would have to hike or boat across water ways we can use a drone to fly across a string car lines in conjunction with the poor attention and that's attached to this trailer. and it's it's all just to the power on faster for our customers, which is more efficient and ultimately cost. this is video from pg e showing an operation in adverse conditions. >> in a wildfire situation, drones can fly and safely and diagnose a dilemma >> transmission distribution line inspections. we can put the to one is a 200 times in with camera. >> can put ball game. we conduct a just road patrols with a spotlight tonight. i'm even this is video supplied by pg and e recently using a large capacity drone. >> pg e help to a transmission. construction crews complete. why are pulls in vallejo. they also men

host: theresa and tennessee come you support moving forward with this impeachment inquiry. caller: good morning. you just stole my thunder. you said everything i was going to say. the gop had to bring this impeachment inquiry because the doj has blocked them at every move. they do have evidence. they pointed out tons of evidence yesterday and that hearing on watching. for the democrats to, and say they have no evidence, they have suspicious report records from banks. they received $15 million from foreign nationals. they had bank accounts and shell companies. the media -- there is no evidence whatsoever. there is evidence. the question being this is not an impeachment. it is impeachment inquiry. if there is nothing that joe biden did wrong, you would think he and his party before the election would be glad to have this inquiry over with and him not be impeached. host: how do you respond to republican senator chuck grassley of iowa that he has seen no evidence president biden was involved in his son hunter biden's foreign business dealings? caller: i also member chuck grassl

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theresa they're going with. and theresa steel has said she's delighted.eople need to follow cites the follow suit. and she cites the horrendous statistics. 6500 horrendous rape statistics. 6500 sexual assaults rapes from horrendous rape statistics. 6500 sexutto assaults rapes from horrendous rape statistics. 6500 sexutto 2022. s rapes from horrendous rape statistics. 6500 sexutto 2022. in rapes from horrendous rape statistics. 6500 sexutto 2022. in the �*apes from horrendous rape statistics. 6500 sexutto 2022. in the nhs. from 2019 to 2022. in the nhs. >> yeah, it's ridiculous. safeguarding this was a big story when it broke, i remember because yeah, they cancelled her her because of it and her surgery because of it and she felt that a trans woman came in like a nurse who didn't have anything. >> actually to do with her care, but sort of came in to sort of intimidate her is what she felt. >> yeah. but the deal that >> yeah. so but the deal that she made instead of suing them was change your policy, was if you change your policy, then and that's then i won

you went out and theresa stasi. back to you thank you to re say let's hope that are able to postpone that a bit and get these kids bringing with >> thanks to this deadly shooting comes most 11 years after the massacre at sandy hook elementary school in newton, connecticut. >> twenty-year-old adam lanza shot and killed. 26 people. 20 of the victims were between the ages of 6, 7, >> today marks 2 months since the start of the israel-hamas war. the israeli defense force continues to blast daza with more than 250 strikes in just the last 24 hours on the ground, the idf reporting house to house combat and militants around every corner. the israeli military is claiming the troops have encircled the home of a hamas leader and october 7th mastermind and uncovered the biggest hamas weapons stash so far in central gaza caught up in the fighting. the 138 hostages that are still being held in gaza. hamas says and no more hostages will be released without a halt in fighting. have not lost sight. >> not for one moment a critique

theresa stasi of kron, 4 news. >> another former guard at the women's federal prison in dublin was sentenced for sexually abusing inmates. john bell house must serve 5 years in federal prison and pay a $25,000 fine. prosecutors say this was the 8th abuse case related against a former guard at that prison last month. former guard andrew jones was sentenced to 8 years in prison. a youtuber has been sentenced to 6 months in federal prison for obstructing a federal investigation by deliberately destroying the wreckage of an airplane that he intentionally crashed. >> 30 year-old trevor jacob filmed himself parachuting out of a small plane back in november of 2021. over the los padres national forest. and then later, the aircraft crashed in december of that year. prosecutors say the jacob used a helicopter to remove the wreckage which he brought to a southern california airport before cutting up the plane and then throwing it away. prosecutors say jacob lied to them about the location of the crash and then lied to investigators by saying the plane's engines had stalled earlier this year. the faa r

thank you very much, theresa. at least $53.00 people, including 6 children, have been injured after russian missile attack on ukraine's capital keys in the early hours at children's hospital and several homes were damaged. while an apartment building caught fire, caves, mayor says most people are injured after debris fell from 10 missiles that were intercepted on the eastern side of the nip ro, river road. mcbride has been speaking to people in keep affected by the messiah tech. too much of too, but was awoken in the early hours of this morning by sun dress explosions. 2 as these miss solves, were 5 into the city and the defences intercepting them with an amount of debrief holding in different locations, especially in the east of the city, such as this neighborhood where you have buildings have had the front splost in. there's also a kindergarten here that has been damaged causburn's with more than 50 people being reported injured. the defense is especially around steve, have been strengthened since last winter, a

easily so that they know where to go and address a problem and move into action here in san ramon, theresa kron, 4 news. >> san francisco city officials put in a new middle bike lane to try to keep cyclists safe. why business owners in the area say doing owners in the area say doing more harm i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. -ahh, -here, i'll take that. woo hoo! ensure max protein 30 grams protein, one gram sugar, 25 vitamins and minerals, and nutrients for immune health. (♪♪) >> well, cyclists enjoyed zipping down a valencia street in san francisco using a dedicated middle lane. several small along the street. they claim that the bike lane is actually driving business away. the group held a rally today to voice their concerns. >> 6 months that we've ever have find the revenue to the question posed in front of, you know, all here. why do something like nothing against the the anything the way that they it. and there's no point can only we important quite like you anybody around to it and we what see is no party