we were talking a little bit about the program structure at congregation rodef sholom. i wonder if you could talk a little more about the detail about how the program works, the activities and be the kind of response you are getting so far. >> as rabbi friedman mentioned, at that initial meeting people came together and brainstormed what they would like out of a mental health initiative and three teams focused on three different things. those teams, i am a part of them, and we are focusing on youth, a team focusing on education, educating both our community and the outside community and a team that is focused on connection. helping congregants connect with other congregants who may have similar challenges. >> were these three teams the results of listening to what the community wanted? so they represented themes of conversation? >> they do. and they have grown. the youth team is focused on making changes in our religious school, the k-6 children now do a check in at the beginning of sunday school every sunday which is fantastic. our education team put together a wonderf

many of them had not heard of sholom.is they knew anything there was a pediatrician who came with gil initially who also helped and was say pivotal part that is not what they knew but they got on about outside philadelphia and to learn the very strange game of baseball and learned to eat jell-o. three-year for people remember jell-o it is a weird memory. but said details of how they were rescued? not a clear. >> any reaction to your film or booking in vienna? >> i am glad that you asked that. and i am delighted. the u.s. embassy they have a screening of the film next monday evening in vienna. that is the first litmus test in vienna. both nervous and excited to show the film in vienna. two weeks later with further evidence to be justice in the world the austrian embassy in washington d.c. ambassador is sponsoring a screening at the embassy in washington. there is unique opportunities to share this story with folks in vienna and the guest of the austrian embassy as well. i am excited about that. >> when i saw the movie i ke

we are here with stacy friedman and joann foreman from congregation rodef sholom . we are going to end this conversation in just a little bit. rabe, i want to ask -- rabbi, i want to ask as a mom and a rabbi, what are some of the things that you think the clergy might consider to initiate continued conversation? >> right. i think the answer is twofold. i will start with one thing. for many it is going back to the sacred text. for us it is the torah or the bible. our ancestors were not perfect and they struggled with dark is. i think it is important to be explicit that none of us are immune. everybody has darkness and pain. in our tradition, we say there is nothing as old as a broken heart. to remind people of that. secondly, i think it is important to be explicit about the fact that mental illness is something not to be ashamed of. something we can share and that makes us human. for example, we have a prayer for healing and in it we speak about the renewal of body and spirit. in our congregation, we say if there is somebody in your life who is experienced a illness

and i think it's very, very sad. >> reporter: temple beth sholom released a statement saying they're taking security measures to protect their congregates. quote, these hate groups stand for the opposite of our values and inclusivety. inside san leandro, joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> a mystery tonight for police in pacifica. a man's body washed up on shore and investigators, trying to figure out who it is and how he died. the corals was pulled out of the surf below palmetto avenue this morning. investigators found an empty kayak near half moon bay. they're trying to figure out if that belonged to the man who died. >>> people showed out in oakland today to honor the late ron dellums, former congressman and mayor. the oakland nate i-was remembered as a war -- native was remembered as a warrior of peace. he spoke against what he considered excessive militarism in the u.s. his youngest daughter says some political opponents considered him a radical. >> he was on nixon's hate list, but if you keep in mind, my dad brought the idea of bringing end to war in 1970 to a world of antidialogue. >> i

support saying you're going to get all of us with sholom aleichem song supporting us these are things that stay in my memory one year down the line. but there were mistakes made as well and they were painful and after an attack like this a person who has served by i have been attacked like that is more sensitive than otherwise but seeing swastika as i know that i was within my own fighting unit is on the 31st of may and the 1st of june this year at on the town hall the entrance the town hall on the road maybe before the attack they wouldn't have been so relevant as they are now but after this attack from the seeing these swastikas. really hits us on the current it's an open one is. another thing that really stayed with me and it was summer this year are no financial different and there was. little disagreement between 2 groups of young people in hull as noise shot district . this was about our stuff. to. do best holiday you are holland and it was a did women are great about that there was a discussion that the police came but they want to laugh police there to begin with and from who

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like to invite you into this serious and important conversation, with members of congregation roto sholom. in particular, senior rabbi stacy freedman and joann foreman who is at congregation shalom. thank you so much rabbi and joanne for being here. >> thank you for having us. >> rabbi freedman. why don't we jump in and ask you, why did you consider this particular issue to be so important to your particular synagogue and to the jewish community at large? >> thank you for asking. when this program began, or when we decided that it was a real need, i had been at the congregation for about 20 years. and increasingly in the months preceding that, more and more people had come to me to talk to me about their mental illness, about their mental health crises, with them or family members. and it just happened more and more. that was in the spring. and then that summer was the summer that robin williams took his life. and suddenly, and really for the first time that i had seen, that our country had seen, the issue of suicide and mental illness was the top issue in the news. news programs were tal

the damage to the boy sholom -- to the bolshoi has been profound. >> a beautiful ballet company with very ugly politics. you are watching bbc world news america. still to come, what should america's role in the world being? a new poll has the people's answer. we will bring you the results. could we be seeing a major upheaval of one of the world's most secretive regimes? south korea's intelligence agency says the uncle of kim jong-il is reported to be dismissed. he is one of the country's powerful men's. and one of two aides have been executed for corruption. >> he has stood side-by-side with the country's ruling family for years. as vice-chairman of north korea's top military body. he is a senior political figure and the guardian of the next generation of leaders. , if true,l from power would mark a major shift inside the ruling hierarchy. he is not only an advisor to the countries current ruler, kym johnson --t -- kym un, but he is his uncle, too. he is married to kim jong-il's sister. claims by south korea's intelligence agencies that two were executed and that he has not been seen

sholom rubashkin was sentenced to prison for 27 years. he served more than eight years.from both political parties and law enforcement officials argued the sentence was too harsh. it's the first time mr. trump has commuted a sentence. >>> "business insider" says another chipotle restaurant is under investigation after another customer reported getting sick. several have said they reportedly became ill. chipotle has struggled to win back customers after previous food safety issues. >>> florida's "sun sentinel" reports police say no one is to blame in a fatal crash involving tennis star venus williams. an investigator says an unidentified vehicle cut off venus williams as she tried to cross through the intersection, setting off a chain of events. another car slammed into williams' car. a passenger died in that accident 13 days later. williams was not hurt. >>> "vanity fair" says meghan markle arrived in a lace dress for the queen's annual lunch. the couple is set to marry in may. yesterday was the first time she spent time with harry's extended family. >>> still to come, b

after many, many requests and urgings, we saw a while back the long delayed reopening of the karem sholom crossing to allow more trucks. but the reality is the number of trucks and amount of aid getting into gaza is nowhere near what is necessary to meet the dire humanitarian situation. heefrp we are four months into this war and over 27,000 palestinians have been killed. over two-thirds of them women and children. and that does not include those who are still buried beneath the rubble. west bryant who helped lead the u.s. targeting against isis has written about the unacceptably high levels of civilian casualties in gaza. and i ask unanimous consent to place his op-ed in the record. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. van hollen: it is not only the extremely high civilian death toll, it is the over 27 -- excuse me, the over 67,000 wounded, the over 1.7 million displaced. it's the huge damage to civilian infrastructure, including hospitals, schools, mosques, and churches. it is the toll from humanitarian aid workers killed and journalists killed. the level of death and destructi

national on monday but a vietnamese citizen remains on trial for the murder florence louis reports from sholom where the proceedings to place. after two years in detention in malaysia city is now a free woman she had been on trial for killing kim jong nam the half brother of north korean leader kim jong il at the start of the hearing on monday the prosecutor asked that the murder charge against him be dropped and the reason was given the judge has granted her a discharge not amounting to an acquittal. i feel so happy i didn't text back that i would be released today a big thank you to president jerk every day day and all the ministers of the indonesian embassy here point to the lawyers from malaysia also of course thank you to the malaysian government for releasing me city says the first thing she's going to do when she returns home to indonesia is see her family the indonesian government fought hard for her freedom indonesia's law minister had written to the malaysian attorney general arguing that city had been used as an intelligence tool of north korea cities lawyer said there wasn't enough

leaf to them to which washington driven paul as long as there's a link in the legitimisation and sholom as it's gotten more and more dangerous yes we're closer to a conflict for more divisions in eastern europe nato plus the american troops more funding and the russians respond of course and they sent troops to their side of the border they've got nuclear capable the scanner missiles . kaliningrad and now we're developing hypersonic yeah weapons and where the u.s. is trying to make battlefield many nukes more usable right we're living through there it is principally you know this is exponentially more dangerous it reduces reduces decision times it makes strategic conflict much more problematic and difficult to stop even when acceptable that's what's really scary about even acceptable i think we're in a worse position than we ever were in the cold war but it was very clear there was no new world order on the nuclear war as soon as you would use nuclear bomb you would get nuclear bombs right there there's no difference between. talking about i personally quittance nuclear weapons in my op

he has just about everyone at congregation aha-vath sholom in fort worth helping out.mike lavi,"families, kids, the sunday school kids, their try to get the whole community involved."sharing the first day of hanukka -- in a very unique way.mike lavi,"oh, we're building a 16 foot tall lego menorah."almost all the way to the ceiling -- more than 50-thousand little lego blo"i'll tell you, i've got lego thumb. getting hard to push on these things."only problem is -- mike is scared of heights.mike lavi,"the top part is going to be a little tricky, because i'm going to already be on the ladder and someone is going to hand it to me and i'm going to put it on top."a little nerve racking to watch -- until someone reminded us---"it's just legos laughs."though -- just legos -- looked like a whole lot more when they were done."oh, i feel good now that i'm on the ground laughs." after hannukkah, all of the legos in the menorah will be donated to organizations serving children and families. families. it's come...the newest name in the entertainment industry that's raising eyebrows this week. here's a

people stranded in on them and i and now i was able to contact one of the brother of one of the men sholom 4 was one of the person in the boat he was able to talk to his brother who called him by a satellite phone saying that they're getting help from indian navy that was about 930 g.m.t. i'm a little early about an hour ago and they said that they're getting all kind of provisional help now his brother also confirmed there are about 65 woman there about 20 men and 5 children abroad he apparently told him there's 8 people died this was also confirmed by the rights group in delhi we cannot independently verify that also i spoke to the bangladesh coast guard they said that not aware off it they didn't get any kind of appeal for help from the u.n. the bangladesh home minister in a press briefing on another matter the question came up he said that they did not get any u.n. pale or any other people to help any of their own ng as and they said either way we will not take back any rowing as with the left cox's but are coming from myanmar which could this refugees in the boat in a very precarious

rabbi hoffman has led congress regation anshe sholom in new rorblee, new york, since 2012. he graduated yeshiva college sue ma cum laude where he received laude. cum he's an accomplished author, as well as the editor of english language publications for talmud israeli. he's an -- he was raised in new york and is an avid new york mets fans. he and his wife are the parents of two wonderful children. i want to thank my friend for the wonderful prayer this morning. thank you, madam speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain up to 15 requests for one-minute speeches on each side of the aisle. for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? without objection. >> mr. speaker, i rise today to applaud the house approval of the veteran treatment court coordination act legislation led by congressman charlie crist of which i'm a proud co-sponsor. directing grants, training, and assistance for communities to establish and operate veteran treatment courts. in 2008, bowel city court judge robert russell established t

indonesian national on monday but of in the maze citizen remains on trial for the murder reports from sholom where the proceedings took place. after two years in detention in malaysia city ayesha is now a free woman she had been on trial for killing kim jong nam the half brother of north korean leader kim jong il at the start of the hearing on monday the prosecutor asked that the murder charge against him be dropped and no reason was given the judge has granted her a discharge not amounting to an acquittal. and it was then that i feel so happy i didn't text back that i would be released today a big thank you to president dear care widow day and all the ministers of the indonesian embassy who appointed the lawyers from malaysia also of course thank you to the malaysian government for releasing me city ayesha says the first thing she's going to do when she returns home to indonesia is see her family the indonesian government fought hard for her freedom indonesia's law minister had written to the malaysian attorney general arguing that city had been used as an intelligence tool of north korea c

remains a mystery florence lee al-jazeera sholom malaysia. ongoing power cuts in venezuela are impacting access to fresh food already in short supply monday is the fourth day parts of the country have gone without power which is also reduced water supplies in the blackout venezuela's government suspended school and business activities on monday to risible reports from the capital caracas. for three days venezuela has been affected by power cuts. now that people have taken their frustration to the streets and started to block routes in the capital caracas hope the people of venezuela are only asking for alex tricity and water we don't have food the food is rotten in the refrigerator there's no food or water. the situation has polarized the population between those who want to protest and those who don't . but then supporters of arrived some with their face covered and armed come here and try to get out a rolled up beer and the fans are all click the button bam government supporters mostly known as the cortex people which are basically moving t

good for kids and adults of all ages parts show crab shell part science-which again said this year's sholom there will be served as sacks of all kinds of original you to sensation the mad scientist would drop over five momentos interlude won a 2 l soda bottles making a liquid fireworks display the would be carnival rides giant guerrillas walking around all kinds of crazy vehicles from the delorean from the back to the future mewed man movie small robots and really big robots with a life- size addition of the boxing game buffett game you could get an old-fashioned tintype photograph made of your family need to take a stroll through a light for this popcorn into this robot found or walk on the interactive light wall >> gabe slate: begin activate this with the annals this maker is black blacking visitors with fog rings he said one right into my face it was refreshing kids can ride on these giant big wheels if your kid needs a break from the i better video game and they will have fun at the shell the killer that this thing would never dids gabe slate kron 4 news >> pam moore: we have much more

. >> reporter: temple beth sholom found the flier outside the synagogue last week. >> i was very surprised tor that news. neighborhood. >> reporter: the police department is aware of the flier and while there are no specific threats of violence, the department will increase patrols around the synagogue. it's something they do every year during the high holidays. >> reporter: they released this statement quote these hate groups stand for the very opposite of our values of love and inclusivity. we are fortunate to have a warm and close knit community that will not be cowed by attempts to intimidate. we wish the entire community a sweet and happy new year. >> hopefully it doesn't escalate and hopefully we can put an end to it and find who did this. >> reporter: while they are small, they do exist and they have felt emboldened recently, especially in the recent political climate to express themselves. >> reporter: the adl says propaganda like this should be reported to the organization and local police so they could be documented. similar flyers were found in fl demanding that world leaders do

walnut creek sholom us the right on 680 traffic moving fine.t creek is 48 degrees right now your high today 73. >> ac transit as maid service cuts for the second time this year. ac transit is drop service to broadway terrace and the iran-bart station a could save more than $11 million >> sure office will take over the city of san carlos with the swearing-in ceremony for the former employes today the sheriff's office is taking control of san carlos after the city voted in september to disband its place force. >> we will be back with more a couple minutes to get him going monday morning it looks to be a gorgeous weekend weather. a look here at the golden gate bridge clear right now traffic is building about moving ok we are looking for a beautiful days and warm temperatures as we head through the week. ♪ ♪ from the styles you want... ...to the foods you crave. even your favorite toothpaste. now, the things you love at target... are even better. save 5% off today and everyday... when you shop with your target credit or debit redcards. are you redc

the cardinal made an appearance at temple sholom in lakeview for the 19th annual "joseph cardinal bernardin jerusalem lecture". he was recently treated for a stomach infection brought on by his cancer treatment. he says he's still keeping a busy schedule. and in spite of chemo treatments, the cardinal says he feels pretty good. the cardinal says he's still i feel good. i'm still pretty weak. the fill you with all kinds of stuff. but other than that, i am ok. the big thing is a really scared me in terms of infection so i need to be careful. >> planning to travel to rome next month for the canonization of pope john paul the second. opening day at the cell worked out for the fans. the weather was nice, and the white sox won too. fans gave an ovation to paul konerko for what will be his last opening day. but before all that, the parking lots were packed with tailgaters. that looks pretty good right now. the spring weather was reason enough to fire up the grills, have a few cold ones, and play some bags. >> what you think about the white sox? >> they are great. world series or bust. >> on three

tearful relatives and friends, gathering at temple beth sholom in elkins park to honor the memory of 25-year-old david dornstein of cheltenham. >> dornstein: when david died, i was 19 years old. i was home from college for christmas break, and my sister was on her way as well. my father took the call from the airline, and i sat with him as we got the news that david was gone. >> the relatives of some of those who died have arrived in britain from america. >> dornstein: many families flew immediately to lockerbie, but mine stayed home. the bombing became a topic we could never manage to discuss. >> it was a week ago tonight that flight 103 fell out of the sky, leaving a 100-mile trail of twisted wreckage and 270 victims. today, investigators said the evidence was conclusive: it was a bomb. >> at the center of their search is the crater which was gouged out of the ground by the pan american jet. >> president reagan said the u.s. would make every effort to find out who bombed the pan am jet. >> i have been following quite closely the details of the pan am 103 tragedy. and now that we kn

monday it looks like a really wet weather pattern and all this on the way today a live look outside sholomgeneral cloud during the endicott our that is on the rain is expected to start wrapping up. >>robin w: we haven't found any big trouble spots connecting on to 92 west over to foster city it let's check in on the bay bridge driver to san francisco won all one and i submit here is the view of the east bay 3 oakland and the maze looking good so far 24 abdomen 580 looks great no problems and is sure what to look at the south they coming up. will t: police are investigating a murder after a car crashed into a home this happened just after 1130 last night on the east 13th street will police arrived at the scene and found the driver had been shot the person inside the home were not injured fortunately we will continue to update you on this story throughout the morning newscasts livermore remains close because of storm damage it is cancelling the reservation at the campground through the end of the month it was closed last week after the rain flooded the campground and pick the areas. will t:

the action cam was at bridge sholom as the president paid a visit to residents, that is actually a wellersonator that came to entertain the crowd of a spot on impression of the commander and chief. part of the cross road hospice gift a day program. he says this is all about entertainment and not about politics. but there's a party going on back here. kinda misleading, isn't it? well, at carmax, you don't have to worry about being misled. the price online is the same price in the store, which is the same for everyone. even guinea pigs. it's only fair mr. biscuits. only fair. ♪ carmax music sting we dei should know.m our eyes every day. i have chronic dry eye caused by reduced tear production due to inflammation. so i use restasis multidose. it helps me make more of my own tears, with continued use, twice a day, every day. restasis multidose helps increase your eyes' natural ability to produce tears, which may be reduced by inflammation due to chronic dry eye. restasis multidose did not increase tear production in patients using anti-inflammatory eye drops or tear duct plugs. to help avoi

shalom shalom sholom. amen. amen. amen." reena ninan, abc news new york jessica rae: scott: jessica and scott are chatting about tao porchon- lynch. jessica and scott are chatting about tao porchon- lynch. jessica and scott are chatting about tao porchon- lynch. jessica and scott are chatting about scott:good morning siouxland. here's a check of your satellite and radar where we have some showers passing through the region along with a rumble of thunder or two. temperatures are warm at near or above 50 degrees thanks to the humidity and cloud cover currently in place. wind speeds are out from the south and southeast between 10 and 20 miles per hour. here's the dayplanner where we'll reach a high in the upper 50s. scott: here's a quick check outside on one of our iowa d-o-t traffic cam's here at . many folks still waking up and starting their workday....please drive safely everyone... to watch your d-o-t traffic cam's here at . many folks still waking up and starting their workday....please drive safely everyone... scott: now

temple beth sholom found the flyer last week. th be intimidated. they will increase patrols, as they do every year, around the high holidays. >>> oakland mayor shaft and lynette gibson-mcelhaney did not violate ethics rules. they used more than $300,000 worth of tickets. the mayor used $54,000 worth of tickets between 2015 and 2016. the oakland public ethics commission conducted that investigation. however, gibson mcelhaney is still facing because she accepted gifts from a company contracted by the city and failed to disclose the gifts. >>> it's been decades since they played the rams in their opener. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield has more on what we can expect tonight. hi there, amy >> reporter: hi. good morning, jessica. the home opener is tonight at 7:00. you can watch it on abc 7. the center of attention is expected to be the new head coach, jon gruden. he's kind of new. this is his second turn at being the head coach of the raiders. the first run was from 1998 to 2001. he signed a ten-year, $100 million deal to coach the raiders again. 17

temple, beth sholom found the flyer last week. the congregation said it won't be cowled by any attempts to intimidate. they will increase patrols, as they do every year, around the high holidays. >>> they didn't violate ethics rules. they used more than $300,000 worth of tickets.$54,000 worth tickets between 2015 and 2016. the oakland public ethics commission conducted that investigation. however, gibson mcelhaney found she accepted gifts from a company contracted by the city failed to disclose the gifts, and had a financial interest at stake. >>> all right. football fans, it's almost time for monday night football. >> we are counting down to our coverage of the raiders season opener. and it has been decades since they played the rams in their opener. abc 7 news reporter amy holly field is live with more on what we can expect don't. hi, amy >> reporter: hi. good morning, swres qjessica. the center of attention will be on head coach jon gruden. he has spent the last nine years in the broadcasting booth on monday nights. now he will

>>james: the debt is up from a possible broken ankle this is the bill sholom the take down the scuffle startled the disagreement over unlicensed dogs. >>james: is moving the all-star game on the charlotte because of an anti of gb t q loss steph curry income the star warriors guard says the decision person he was raised in charlotte he played for the corners when to college and n.c. is disappointing but supports commissioner atoms of a decision is said today it can successfully host the festivities in the climate created by a to be to the they gather from our house today next year now that charlotte is out still had a gun with tragic death of what has family is doing to make sure it doesn't happen to anyone else here is a live look outside the camera and san francisco shoreless the embarcadero. >>james: the family had been fighting to change the laws and more safeguards are needed for children getting these procedures. >>reporter: 1 family attended the funeral for their three year-old toddler who died during a dental procedure of last saturday in san ramon issue was a us have was a swee

. >> reporter: temple beth sholom found the flier outside the synagogue last week. >> i was very surprised to hear that news. it's a very quiet neighborhood. >> reporter: the police department is aware of the flier and while there are no specific threats of violence, the department will increase patrols around the synagogue. it's something they do every year during the high holidays. the temple released this statement, quote, these hate groups stand for the very opposite of our values of love and inclusivity. we're fortunate to have a warm and close knit community that will not be cowed by attempts to intimidate. we wish our entire community a sweet and happy new year. >> hopefully it doesn't escalate and hopefully we can put an end to it and put an end to this. >> while they are small, they do exist and they have felt emboldened in the recent political climate to express themselves. >> reporter: the adl says propaganda like this should be reported to the organization and local police to be identified. similar flyers were found in michigan. >>> about 30,000 people filled the streets of san

. >> rabbi sholom lipskar.s of your congregation there. everyone. i know all these families are, so desperately, searching for their loved ones right now. and let's hope and let's pray to god that we -- that we can report that they will be found alive, in the midst of that rubble. thank you so much for joining us. >> a -- amen. thank you. >> thank you, rabbi lip skar. >>> there is other news tonight as well. former trump personal lawyer rudy giuliani has, today, had his new york state law license suspended over what a court calls his demonstrably false and misleading statements about the 2020 election. cnn senior legal afafairs correspondent, paula reid has details. >> reporter: tonight, rudy giuliani has his law license suspended for promoting the big lie. >> they stole the election. >> reporter: in a 33-page opinion, the state appellate court concluded ther e is un uncontroverted evidence that respondent communicated demonstrably false and misleading statements to courts, lawmakers, and the public at large in

the youngest hostage, released tonight,'s three-year-old yale sholom. she was released along with her eight-year-old brother, and their mom. but their father, tonight, remaining a hostage of hamas. so, you can imagine, for all of the joy, for all of the relief, that their extended family will feel at seeing those two kids, and that mom, emerging safe. their father, still inside of gaza, and alicia, there is no timeline for when he will be returned. >> absolute anguish. let me pull up that video we were just showing, so we can show our audience what it is. it is video, from the idf. the van you see is hostages, crossing over into israel. we talked a little, erin, what rough nose of the hostages that have been released. what more can you add? what more do we know about who it is that we're in the vans? >> according to the israeli prime minister, today, hamas released 13 israeli hostages, as well as for thai hostages. of the 13 israeli hostages, the majority of them are children. seven of the hostages being released, the pictures you just saw were children

. >> polls sholom barred dough essentially tied with his opponent.d youngkin's visit while also pivoting voters away from education to abortion. sisolak's campaign telling fox, quote: lombardo and youngkin share a number of similarities, namely attempting to hide their antichoice beliefs from voters. but top democrats insist they are not ceding the education issue. judith whitmer is the chairwoman of the nevada democratic party. >> i think that we see more parent/teacher cooperation and collaboration as far as the school system goes. in fact, we encourage it. we want parents to participate. >> the results of the race may also predict youngkin's future political power. especially in this swing state. >> are you laying the groundwork for a 2024 run? >> i'm going to work for republican gubernatorial candidates. >> some democrats in virginia continue to criticize youngkin for doing these trips out of state. but there are no signs that he is planning to slow down any time soon. and a source close to the governor told me today they expect him to be in even

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describes a supervisor in detail what just happened often happens to be a sergeant for the every driver sholomfore the passenger informed of the vehicle is the coin with me was affair with a to make some quick money and the state law only of verify taxes service of the passengers if we down on street in the stabbing said is not always open and it's the turning to the tax is the driver stopped to pick up to the coins and the process he almost ran the query over of camp this summer but it's worse the same thing with this town car driver except he's a repeat offender. >>mark: the chance saturday and sunday and probably settle there was some scattered showers and friday night as well >>mark: >>darya: stay connected with our kron 4 mobile app,kron4.com,facebook,and twitter feeds.dr phil coming up next have a great day see you tommorow at 4am. amazing sleep stays with you all day and all night. sleep number beds with sleepiq technology give you the knowledge to adjust for the best sleep ever. it's the semi-annual sale! save $500 on the memorial day special edition mattress with sleepiq technology. k

for a television show and not an elaborate matter that has caught the world's attention florence sholom malaysia. the u.s. government says progress is being made in rehabilitating puerto rico almost three weeks after the island was hit by hurricane maria large swaths of the u.s. territory are still without running water or electricity and many are facing food shortages u.s. frozen donald trump is scheduled to visit puerto rico on tuesday his administration has been accused of not showing enough urgency in responding to the crisis compared to the recent attacks by hurricane maria large parts of the u.s. territory are still without running water or electricity and many are facing food shortages u.s. resident donald trump is scheduled to visit puerto rico on tuesday his administration has been accused of not showing enough urgency in responding to the crisis compared to the recent hurricanes in texas and florida. truthfully i don't think will make much of a difference whether he comes or not if it were up to me i'd tell him to stay where he is. my god permits him to be moved because in rea

spoke to 2 of the relatives who is one of the relative of his brother is on the board his name is sholom he told me there's at least $81.00 men there's 20 men at find children in the boat according to his brother he said there might be more dead than what the u.n. at sait but obviously we can't independently confirm that another person mom adrift big his brother's name is assault he's in the boat they had some me on my telephone i tried to call but i couldn't get a hold up through the line he also confirmed that between 15 to 11 days ago that his brother left from cox's by and not stand out somewhere in the ocean he couldn't give me father details as of till now now this is not the 1st time this boat people have been stranded in the middle of the ocean bangladesh cause god have no navy repeatedly rescued hundreds of running out refugees stuck in the middle of the ocean or pushed back by the malaysian authorities some of them were rescued and kept in. a remote island where many of their wingers are now staying dozens of running as died over the years trying to escape the camp many of them

have had lied for you and another to a weather and traffic at the top of the our ally of the outside sholomreason this is san francisco this is the flag atop the fear 15 will be back with more news in just a minute. >>james: it is bringing you the news every day we worked hard at a lot goes on behind the scenes that you never know about we have a show called the back story and really does give you look at what goes into putting the deals together and what goes on when the cameras turned off here is a sneak peek. >>reporter: all the days like today is a lot >>james: the back story of the sold for airs this sunday at 930 all two of the headlines is less like a visit to the zoo and more like a modern preacher jurassic park is sublet hold the key to saving endangered animals and tension they're providing an inside look at cutting edge laboratory research for dna from recipes to be held in suspense and animation. along >>reporter: liquid nitrogen at three other 20 degrees below zero is what keeps cell samples will to cause animals frozen it is called the frozen zoo these are living cells that co

disfigurement if you repeatedly we have also before and after pictures if you like to look through them sholom's your kids and make sure they are not doing this we will take a break coming up shoppers go crazy for at target and all the products are all gone will tell you what happened to tell where you could find if you're still interested checking out the right here on westbound '80s so far so good back with more news weather and traffic in just a moment. i like fun as much as anyone. but we need to talk about - whoa! what was that? - about mustache safety. my blazin' chicken sandwich has ghost pepper ranch sauce. you crave it. but you need to respect it. so remember: keep it neat, before you eat the heat. coming in hot! jack's blazin' chicken sandwich is back and it's got a new bacon buddy. they're both fired-up with spicy crispy chicken sliced jalapeños and ghost pepper ranch sauce. you've. been. warned. >>james: lead to get updated on the lettuce with a shopping craze of a limited edition party election customers are frustrated this morning after the newly by tory collection sold out and a m

game without derrick we're getting a closer look at his injury after the break new bill surfacing sholomple are expected to head to san francisco the assets of ps said the security after the recent terror attack there will be additional offices both uniformed and plain clothes to keep people safe there been no direct past threats to san francisco the city wants to make sure people do not drive on the influence. çááámarkáááÑ >>mark: team falls through the eyes on the frozen lake baron in south lake tahoe he talked to the man about what prompted him to jump to action. >>reporter: the group saw the 13 your boy walking his bike across the frozen water he grout the machine was what he knew to lay flat on the eyes and slide out to get to the 13 year-old boy he was taken to hospital with severe hypothermia he was released and is doing of have. >>anny hong: we're seeing some partisan four days off pretty much all across the bay area a nice day to be outdoors for tomorrow little shower to fast- moving good news for those people out partying that he and mine. >>robin winston: know the problems con

attacks on karan that led to the death of three idea of soldiers and led to the closure of karan sholom. if you had an ongoing kinetic military operation, it doesn't take a genius to figure out the impact that that would have on the delivery of humanitarian assistance, not just through karam sholom, not just threw off the gate. >> all right. we're listening miller at the state department amid nujaila, that hamas is agreed to a, ceasefire proposal. >> we are awaiting israel's response to this. we have learned from israel that they have the offer they're reviewing it. what we heard from miller, there was there is a significant ofir on the table. he described the ball as having been in hamas is court. he said that israel has made significant compromises and that was the message that has been taken there in the region can we know that the cia director william burns has been in the region negotiating in earnest as to what's in the response from israel, miller was saying that the us is very much reviewing what hamas is agreed to with israel and other partners in the region. he's not going to

when book tv on c-span2, sholom's banking industry. and karen talks on how the south was created in american popular culture. and at a -- learn about the relationship between independent bookstores and publishers. on american history tv on c-span 3, tour 11th president james polk's birthplace and charles jones civil rights leader -- charles jones about the lunch counters it is. and where gold was first discovered in america. book tv and american history to be in charlotte, north carolina, this weekend on c- span2 and 3. >> you don't pay plot -- pay -- play politics at a time of national crisis, with the economy, and you never ever paid -- play politics with people's jobs. >> with the house of commons in recess annual party conferences are underway in the uk. watch deputy prime minister nick clegg's keynote from the liberal democratic conference this sunday at 9:00 on c-span. in the weeks ahead, party conferences with labour party leader and a conservative prime minister david cameron. >> in my opinion, i think they bounds of economic f

fig leaf to them to which washington to even call it seems there's a link in the legitimisation and sholom is it's gotten more and more dangerous yes we're closer to a conflict for more divisions in eastern europe nato plus the american troops more funding and the russians respond of course source and they sent troops to their side of the border they've got nuclear capable the scanner missiles and now we're kaliningrad and now we're developing hypersonic you know weapons and where the u.s. is trying to make battlefield meaning nukes more usable right we're living through there was printed in chile you know this is exponentially more dangerous it reduces reduces decision times it makes strategic conflict much more problematic and difficult to stop even see even acceptable that's what's really scary but even acceptable i think we're in a worse position than we ever were in the cold war but i tell you that the russian was very clear there was no and you were there on the nuclear war as soon as you was used you couldn't a nuclear bomb you would get a nuclear bomb right there where there's no f

after many, many requests and urgings, we saw a while back the long delayed reopening of the karem sholomssing to allow more trucks. but the reality is the number of trucks and amount of aid getting into gaza is nowhere near what is necessary to meet the dire humanitarian situation. heefrp we are four months into this war and over 27,000 palestinians have been killed. over two-thirds of them women and children. and that does not include those who are still buried beneath the rubble. west bryant who helped lead the u.s. targeting against isis has written about the unacceptably high levels of civilian casualties in gaza. and i ask unanimous consent to place his op-ed in the record. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. van hollen: it is not only the extremely high civilian death toll, it is the over 27 -- excuse me, the over 67,000 wounded, the over 1.7 million displaced. it's the huge damage to civilian infrastructure, including hospitals, schools, mosques, and churches. it is the toll from humanitarian aid workers killed and journalists killed. the level of death and destruction i

after kim was killed who ordered kim's death and why it remains a mystery florence louis al-jazeera sholom malaysia the u.k. prime minister to resign may is in france for last minute talks with the european union leaders ahead of the nation's breck's that vote may's visit to strasburg comes less than a day before the u.k. parliament is due to vote again on her breaks that deal a vote she's once again expected to lose it all comes just two and a half weeks before the u.k. is shantel to leave the e.u. . former democratic republic of congo vice president is demanding seventy five million u.s. dollars in damages for his acquittal of war crimes by the international criminal court and his lawyers say they're requesting compensation for unlawful detention legal fees and losses due to the alleged mismanagement of assets seized by the court he was acquitted in june last year of crimes committed by members of a militia under his command thirty people have been killed and thousands left without shelter due to heavy rain and floods in southern malawi officials say more than two hundred thirty thousand