what do you think of suzie's case?be shocked by exa m ples you neverfail to be shocked by examples like that, they are tragic in exactly how common they really are. it is not uncommon for women to be told that they will have to have their children taken away from them by social services if they maintain contact with the abusive father, for them to go through the family court system and be told that, actually, 110w system and be told that, actually, now you have to have. contact with the father and the children. they are ina the father and the children. they are in a kafkaesque situation where they are told by one side of the state that they are not to be anywhere near the father of their children and penned by another that they are absolutely obliged to insist on contact. they are put in an impossible situation. when i looked at that case i half wondered if it was another woman who has come to see me he was in —— a similar situation. the father of her children was on the six offenders register because he had raped chil

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checks and the like she somebody in one a tightly contested race against interim district attorney's suzy loftus a couple months ago. bu dean extremely progressive she asked for time to prepare for the transition, but dean says his transition team of advisors has been speaking with community members experts and people in the criminal legal system to ensure a smooth transfer into office we have a crew there of course and let you know what he had to say later on tonight also happening a little bit earlier today in the city mayor london breed took the oath of office to be in her first full term in office kron four's charles clifford reports. >>we're at san francisco city hall on wednesday mayor london breed was sworn in to serve her first full term. >>as mayor that i will well and faithfully discharge that i will well and faithfully discharge the duties of palm which i'm about to enter the duties upon which i'm about to enter and during such times and during this time as i hold the office as i hold the office of mayor of the city and county of mayor of the city and county of san francisco of

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suzi are. rushing to get more medical help in more foreigners out as the number of people infected by the coronavirus jumps by nearly a food in china. the whole world needs to be on here the whole world needs to take action and be ready. i'm stan grant this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up the white house moves to block the publication of a book by former national security advisor john bolton which reportedly implicates donald trump. as palestinian protesters.

one a tightly contested race against interim da suzy loftus couple of months ago. he asked for time to prepare for the transition. but says that his transition team advisers have been speaking with community members experts and those in the criminal legal system to ensure a smooth transfer into office. >>well coming up next on the kron 4 morning news, the south a woman is warning commuters after she says that someone shot at her car. >>with a pellet gun why she says this could have ended a lot worse. and in the east bay hotel supervisor charged with rape. how police say the suspect targeted guest. and also barred they are now discussing plans to provide wi fi on all trains and at all stations that will be great. we have more details on this coming up after the break. we'll pick up side checking in on 92 little crowd of the traffic looks good. it's quiet to the peninsula will have a complete traffic check after the break. >>welcome back to the kron 4 morning news that we're talking about rain john i was looking at one of our stories the packages from a rep for went

earlier i asked steven lingley — head of operations at the suzy lamplugh trust — whether he welcomedrders. yes, here at the trust, we support these orders. it gives a proactive tool to the police to prevent further abuse. the complexities of building an investigation and bringing charges are well recognised, and this is a really valuable precharge tool to protect victims. would you imagine that they would be employed in every case where suspected stalking has been reported? should it become routine that these orders are put in place while an investigation is going on? clearly, we want stalkers and perpetrators of this horrible abuse to be prosecuted, so we wouldn't want the investigations to be paused or delayed in bringing people to justice for this. but they are a complementary tool, i think. how difficult can it be, during an investigation, if an alleged perpetrator is still in contact with the victim? yes, this abuse has gone on for years normally, so delaying any blocks of that abuse, whether that is for criminal justice or otherwise, while the police are building an investigati

let's speak to steven lingley, who is head of operations at the suzy lamplugh trust — which is namedwho went missing in 1986 and is presumed murdered. he joins us via webcam. thanks for being with us. tell us more about is protection orders, and a significant ccm happening. yes, here at the trust, we support these orders. it gives a proactive tool to be place to prevent further abuse. the complexities of building an investigation and bringing charges are well recognised, and these are a really valua ble are well recognised, and these are a really valuable precharge tool to protect victims. would you imagine that they would be employed in every case where suspected stalking has been reported? case where suspected stalking has been reported ? should case where suspected stalking has been reported? should it become routine that these orders are put in place while an investigation is going on? clearly, we want stalkers and perpetrators of this horrible abuse to be prosecuted, so we wouldn't want the investigations to be paused or delayed in bringing people to justice for this. but they a

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thank you john a whole joining us live from london iran's president says all those responsible for the suzi down of a ukrainian airliner will be punished after a 3rd day of protests in tehran all bundled it a televised address house and rouhani also said no single person could be blamed for what he called an unforgivable era 176 people died in the military mistakenly shot down the passenger jet last wednesday. do you see. that top do you think it's right in this incident was that without precedent in the history of our country there has never been a time when a person in charge of our air defense systems or an officer has committed such an error against a passenger plane in the country's capital and so close to the international airport mans in now that of the sympathizing with all the dear families that were hit by this major tragedy i tell them that we will continue this path until discovering all the aspects of the incident and punishing those involved and finally reassuring the people that such an incident will not happen again. let's get more now from in tehran. president rouhani expre

originated in china patient numbers tripled to 3 people have died since it was 1st detected in the chinese suzi of. lebanon's president is meeting the heads of security agencies to discuss the recent wave of violent protests michaud says more needs to be done to preserve peace and stability after 2 nights of god raised more than $500.00 people injured on sunday there will violent confrontations between riot police and protesters outside lebanon's frustration has been growing for a financial crisis and the failure of politicians to form a new government. isn't a hard joins us live now from beirut what can we expect in terms of more protests and also we're hearing anything out of this meeting with security agencies. now that meeting is still taking place the president is chairing that meeting the heads of the various security agencies as well as the army chief the caretaker interior minister as well the defense minister what we understand is they're discussing security developments as well as how to restore peace and stability you see the international the internal security forces they have been

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i'm not among the people you know today but being an educator who benefited, and with suzy cook, i thankyou for the -- what you have given me. i thank you so much, you are all responsible for that. >> and in my middle school. do you turn the tide for getting administrators and local officers. i help you with your administrator. >> charlie's counterpart in san diego. word-of-mouth has been so popular. if i go to a middle school and say their fellow principal, we have been there and can talk, the proof is the experience they get. >> any other questions, folks? at this point what we will do is ask our authors to make it to the signing table. christie is going to come up and give directions on forming a line and everybody getting their books. >> nobody fight over each other. >> heather and ryan, thank you so much. >> four seconds to play, caroline is going to win the eighth in a row and this one is even sweeter. >> it is part of the culture, at north carolina a lot of the people that come here come because they want to be part of carolina basketball, women's basketball, caroline athletics in

they're the big winner if china runs out of pork suzy in new york >> caller: hi, jim, love your show have a two part question for you. astro citizen ka stock has had a great run the past 18 months up almost 50%. what is your take on the long term investment? and also, can you complain xplain how adrs work for nonu.s. based companies? >> base he cannily, you're getting the same stock there is a transparent nature. you're buying astrozenica here versus here. it has some marvelous franchise. much better than people realize. that's why the stock is going up coronavirus outbreak could spread damage to certain sectors temporarily. if there is any guide and short term pain but then some nice gain much more "mad money." one of the hottest inspectors, could the medical device place continue their amazing run i'm going off the charts to find ouchlt then i'm tackling the tessa glte tesla glut and rapid fire in tonight's edition of "the lightning round" so stay with cramer. do you have concerns about mild memory loss related to aging? prevagen is the number one pharmacist-recommended memory supp

public defender that is used to be sworn in bodene one a tightly contested race against interim da suzy loftus just a couple months ago, but he passed for some time to prepare for the transition. today, he announced his transition team advisors have been speaking with community members. experts and those in the criminal legal system to ensure a smooth transition into office he's going to become the 30th district attorney ernie and he will serve under mayor london breed. and the road to the super bowl is paid with red gold and green green as in that's all that to the niners, behind this weekend and certainly be on ice wag yeah, a lot of things the by lot of food to eat lot of tickets to purchase and it is not too soon to say exactly. >>how much people are going to be spending on all those things hotels food got a yacht of merchants though they're the ones who really into this looking forward to a nice windfall. >>kron four's rob fladeboe is our money man. >>we know that hotels and restaurants here in the vicinity of levi stadium will be cashing in this weekend. but there are also high ho

its new district attorney earning just a boat and won a tightly contested race against interim da suzy loftus a couple of months ago. he asked for time to prepare for the transition. bowden says that his transition team advisors have been speaking with community members and experts and those in the criminal legal system to ensure a smooth transfer into office. >>now to the niners the road to the super bowl goes through levi's stadium starting this saturday against the minnesota vikings. so we're just days away quarterback jimmy g will be making his first playoff start but neither he nor coach kyle shanahan are worried about the post season stays it's not too big for them to feel as if they've already played a number of play out tight games in the 2nd half and the regular season. >>and i think he's shown that he can of self and poise. he's played some really good games and just like hopefully the saturday which will be his first playoff game. we've had a couple lake games a season that just felt like playoff games just our seattle here. >>baltimore new orleans all those games this and w

public defender will be sworn dean one a tightly contested race against intem district attorney's suzy loftus has a couple months ago, but he asked for time to prepare for the transition today, he announced his transition team advisors evidence talking with community members experts and those in the criminal legal system to ensure a smooth transfer into office. he will become san francisco's 30th district attorney ernie and he will be serving under san francisco mayor london breed that our 4 zone forecast as we step outside at the golden gate bridge to show you what's happening is pretty quiet out there and you should cross first chief lawrence karnow not so quiet is got a a lot to talk about that. >>here is to see ambles other one or 2 the studio check of top where you know things get a little active there now so we're seeing some rain drops begin to pop up there not a huge storm system but here we go we've got some showers that are about to move into the bay area tonight and cold showers. >>these next few storms could be very cold slipping on through the states so they can usher in s

bodene he won a tightly contested race against interim da suzy loftus a couple of months ago. he asked for time to prepare for the transition, but dean says his transition team advisors have been speaking with community members experts and those in the criminal legal system to ensure that this is a smooth transition when he officially takes office. speaking of a san francisco and i know they're called san francisco 49 ers but they are in santa clara and all roads go through santa clara. if they want to go to the super bowl the niners will finally take the field against the minnesota vikings on saturday. cornerback jimmy g will be making his first playoff start but neither he nor head coach kyle shanahan. they don't think this stage is too big for them, they feel in all season for weeks back to back to back weeks they played some massive games so they will be ready. >>when the playoffs officially start against the vikings. >>and i think he's shown that he can of self employees. he's played some really good games and just like hopefully the saturday which will be his first playo

but dean won a tightly contested race against interim district attorney ernie suzy loftus a couple monthshe had asked for time to prepare for the transition today, he announced his transition team advisors have been speaking with community members. experts and people in the criminal legal system to try to ensure a smooth transfer into office california's new vaccine laws continue to face opposition demonstrators were back at the state capitol in sacramento today hoping to send their message to lawmakers. >>our capitol bureau reporter ashley small explains how those lawmakers are responding. >>going away several protesters against caoifornia's new crackdown on vaccine exemptions spent tuesday at the state capitol a big bus with backs to scrolled across the side stood out holly tommy is an executive producer of the vax documentary will be really nice if just one senator would come out here and you could the possible tool to the pens the moment that ending the paces away. they don't want to get involved in this controversial subject but some republicans ended up stopping by including senator

in its new district attorney ernie chase a boat he won a tightly contested race against interim da suzy loftus couple months ago, but he asked for some time to prepare for the transition. he says his transition team has been speaking with community members experts and those in the criminal legal system to ensure a smooth transferred into office. it's 7.27 we'll take a quick break still ahead and east bay hotel supervisor charged with rape or tell you how police say the suspect nothing beats the one. the only. wendy's four for four. choose between any of these delicious sandwiches. like a junior bacon cheeseburger made with fresh never frozen beef. plus your choice of crispy or spicy nuggets, fries and a drink all for just 4 bucks. you'll wonder why you settled for anything less. it looked better on the box. when you want an actual meal for just four bucks, we got you at wendy's. >>and we're back at 7.30 busy once again with john and robin getting those updates on weather and traffic. robinson following some problems this morning, yes got bigger well we have a motorcycle accident on the

the house of representatives will be voting on a resolution introduced by representative suzy lee of nevada which will allow defrauded student loan borrowers relief from their student debt. under the higher education act, currently the law of the land, when a student borrower is defrauded by their school, they are entitled to have their federal student loans to attend that school discharged. that's what the law says. why? the logic behind it is very straightforward. consider the following -- the federal government recognizes the accreditation of these schools, colleges, and universities, and authorizes these schools to offer loans from the federal government to pay for the cost of attending. it's a very straightforward process. the schools are accredited. the united states government recognizes the accreditation and authorizes the school to offer courses to students and then goes on to say that students attending those colleges and universities will qualify for federal student loans. now, that's where this particular statement i'm about to make becomes particularly relevant. the scho

representative suzy lee introduced a companion resolution in the house. many organizations have endorsed my bill. leadership conference on civilian and human rights, afl-cio, american federation of teachers, national education association, student veterans of america, the naacp, but there's one most recently that i want to share with you because i think it's important that members of the senate of both political parties realize that we now have a major organization, a nonpartisan organization that speaks for the veterans of america who have endorsed this effort. i have in my hand a letter submitted to me by james oxford. goes by the nickname bill. national commander of the american legion of the united states of america, sent to me on december 18, 2019. he tells the story of veterans, veterans who were exploited by these for-profit colleges and universities. they served our country, earning our g.i. bill of rights, then losing their benefits to these schools, these worthless schools, and going further in debt to pay for education. commander oxford sends t

i'd like to thank my colleagues from long island, representatives peter king and tom suzie, for co-leading this amendment with me, and our other bipartisan co-sponsors, representatives fitzpatrick, grijalva, cisneros and stevens, as well. this is a commonsense, bipartisan priority and i urge all of my colleagues to support my amendment to help these communities. thank you, mr. chair, and i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlewoman reserves the balance of her time. for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? mr. shimkus: thank you, mr. chairman. i rise in opposition to the amendment and i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentlewoman from new york is recognized. miss rice: mr. chair, i'm prepared to close. the chair: the gentlewoman is recognized. miss rice: mr. chair, i want to thank chairman pallone for supporting the amendment and i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlewoman yields back the balance of her time. the gentleman from illinois is recognized. mr. shimkus: th

[applause] and then you were involved in emerge and i know suzie beal is very much a part of this.eps. and now to be the mayor of this great city, to bring your experience and your values. so i hope in the course of our conversation, as i share my story, you'll share another generation's story, your own. and i'm sure you're doing it in the course of this very important meet. it's wonderful. wonderful to be in san francisco on any given day, but to be here with all of these women, these invincible women. we have our bracelet. it's quite an honor. i have to just tell you, though, it is a curious time in our country. and the time for women to be invincible has never been more important, even though this year we -- will congress we will celebrate the 100th anniversary of women having the right to vote. [applause] that's a good thing. as we do so, we have over 100 women in the house of representatives. 91 of them are democrats. 106, 91 are democrats. but they represent the beauty, the diversity of america. and when women first got the right to vote, we still had much more work to do to

[applause] and then you were involved in emerge and i know suzie beal is very much a part of this.eps. and now to be the mayor of this great city, to bring your experience and your values. so i hope in the course of our conversation, as i share my story, you'll share another generation's story, your own. and i'm sure you're doing it in the course of this very important meet. it's wonderful. wonderful to be in san francisco on any given day, but to be here with all of these women, these invincible women. we have our bracelet. it's quite an honor. i have to just tell you, though, it is a curious time in our country. and the time for women to be invincible has never been more important, even though this year we -- will congress we will celebrate the 100th anniversary of women having the right to vote. [applause] that's a good thing. as we do so, we have over 100 women in the house of representatives. 91 of them are democrats. 106, 91 are democrats. but they represent the beauty, the diversity of america. and when women first got the right to vote, we still had much more work to do to

i'd like to thank representatives bobby scott and suzy lee for their leadership on this important resolution. i rise to support health joint resolution 76, which blocks secretary devos' attempts to undermine the much needed borrower defense rule. the original rule was implemented in 2016 to cancel the debt of those students defrauded. the secretary's replacement rule is shameful. it would only cancel 3% of the student loans that result from school misconduct. while totally unacceptable, the secretary's actions are nothing new. the for-profit college industry has been exploiting students for decades and i have been fighting them back for just as long. as an assemblywoman in california, i authored one of the bills first laws regulating for-profit schools. as a congresswoman i passed a 85-15 rule which limited the amount of federal funding for-profit college that they receive from taxpayers. in 2015, when the for-profit corinthian colleges closed down after years of fraud and misconduct, i was one of the members of congress to endorse and support the corinthian 100 a. group of former students w

i want to thank congresswoman suzy lee and chairman bobby scott for their leadership on advocating for america's students. in the economy we are in today, some kind of post secondary training, whether it's an associate's degroorks, apprenticeship program, or four-year program is necessary in order to get the schools that are required in order to support a family and earn a decent living. and that's what education should be about in this country. sadly, in order to get that education, too many young people and people transitioning into their next job are taking on mountains of debt. student debt is now $1.3 trillion more than credit card debt in this country. as a result, these students, graduates often, or some who drop out, are holding back from making other necessary investments to support their families. holding back on buying a home. holding back on starting families. putting away money for their retirement because they are so saddled with debt. one of the contributors to this huge increase in student debt has been the effective predatory for-profit colleges. they have exploited po