sherrie's family are not letting me see it.ey'd be spending the rest of their lives together, sherrie was diagnosed with incurable cancer. when i was 27, ifound a lump in my breast. and then the doctor said it was indeed breast cancer. while i was going through chemo, they found the cancer spread to my bones. so it was in my spine, sternum and a little bit in my hip which is quite painful because it's in the bone and that's when they found it was as incurable. stage four cancer. sherrie is worried about what the end stage of her cancer will be like and has told ana she wants the option of an assisted death. to me, the pain is scarier than death. i think in the latter stages, i don't want to go through that. pain is my worst fear and being sick, you know. i know that treatments do make you sick. you lose your hair. you feel sick. you throw up everywhere. it's very upsetting. if that happens in the latter stages, i don't want to go through that. so why not choose end of life care? i don't want anyone taking care of me at the end

the sherry is one of the organizers.u feel really good knowing that you were able to put this together, especially this year. oh yeah. i mean, we have a very small team, and there's only three of us on the team that have ever even done a first friday, becau, um, you know, it's been so long, almost two years between events that we lost some of our staff. so it's been challenging, but we are so excited. the best part is when the event starts. come on down around six o'clock, it's going to be jumping. yep it will be fun. really appreciate it. sherry thank you so much. and if you can't folks go check out first fridays there in oakland. thank you, sherry. have a good night. you too. thank you. sounds like a lot of, um, well. san francisco public safety officials are now preparing for fleet week law enforcement, fire, and health officials, along with the coast guard met this morning to go over some precautions to make it a safe fleet week. this will be the 40th anniversary of fleet week in san francisco, and it will be very sp

but in the case of sherri smith.from the get go, trying to come up with techniques and a suspect profile that catch the abductor, but the w question was, would to be in time. >> we would absolutely not giveth up hope. that sherri was alive, she would be found we were ge to get her back to had to be the answer. >> wherers there has been a kidnapping and a murder it happens almost within the first 10 hours. you don't have a lot of time, police do not have a lot of time to move on a case, whatever the fantasy is, they have to kill fast, that is part of the killing experience. >> police quickly put a recording device on the telephone, theyke also waited for smith family to try to keep him on the phone as long as they could, to possibly track where he was calling from. >> the case took surprising twists and turns, you will never believe how he was actually caught. >> i for one will never forget meeting him face-to-face, notcr what i said but what he said to me, he was sexually motivated to commit his crimes, someone who w

i know sherri was one of them with me. and we said no, no, let's talk about what the defense is saying, though, as the opposite argument. let's make sure we can rule out the reasons why it's not manslaughter from the defense side of things. >> so jodi, actually, we got a white board and she started writing up the defense arguments on the white board and we discussed every one of those. >> why was it important for you as devil's advocate because you wanted to make sure -- >> i absolutely wanted to make sure everyone was on the same page. i wanted to make sure everyone was comfortable. i wanted to make sure we were doing due diligence and we actually understood what our task was. there was no room for error at all. >> no room for error. all of you knew the manslaughter you felt that from the very beginning he's guilty. >> we went through the evidence and when we went back to the deliberation room the first thing we did was to go to the evidence and the facts. and going through the jury instruction about the manslaughter. >>

sherry franklin, thank you so much for joining us. and muttville's weekly open house adoption events start next saturday october 9 from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the shelter at 255, alabama street in san francisco. more information on muttville.org. >>> time for a check at the weather with paul heggen. >> we have featured a few of the muttville adoptable dogs at 6:00. they have a hard time rehoming. it will be hot inland as we head through the weekend. a heat dome in control. mild along the coast. warm around the bay, but hot away from the water. and, that heat dome is also going to be trapping some of the wild fire smoke blowing toward us. we will not see a lot of it at ground level, but we will see enough to send us into the moderate category across the board saturday and sunday and monday. then the on shore breeze will strengthen. a big drop in temperatures. for now, beautiful blue skies. no haze, no smoke. temperature ins the 80s . back down to 75 in san francisco after reaching 83 last hour. 90 in santa rosa. a lot of temperatur

but by the 19th thirty's, the tide of history was beginning to turn from the car to ponti sherry and from tongue came to our jeers rebellion was in the air a new generation of leaders was finding its voice. alas, al fussy in morocco, happy boggy bar into neesha and miss sally hygiene algeria with questioning the colonial order and in africa and the caribbean. leo posted off and gov in synagogue, and any says a martinique denounced the colonial regime and an indo china, a young communist called ho she mean was emerging as the leader of national liberation movement. people in the colonies simply wanted their dignity across the empire, the colonizers were firmly in charge of injustice and inequality had few means of redress. regimes were authoritarian, and among the millions, living under colonial rule, only a few elected officials had the right to vote. and the widespread use of force labor underpins the whole system ah ah, the powerful symbol of this exploitation of labor was the construction of the congo ocean railway opened in 1934. i tuned on her colonial also double g enough sough

her coupon rested in. won't have any clothes off, i'd lay your sherry on the french side. you understood the gravity of what had just happens. the french general, he moaned, you, val told the colonial government that he could establish peace for 10 years, but the colonizers must reconcile the 2 communities. but france did nothing. he said, the consequences could be disastrous. not even deval realised how true his words would turn out to be the glamour of bollywood in an unlikely place. mortal cool, you know, with only with, with my mother very. she was brilliant for it. it was there. again, this is a lot of love for the friction, restrict ripped american people. a world away from mom by a nation, has taken indian cinema too. it's hot out as we were well revealed the color and passion of morocco's hollywood dream. it's the world's. 2 most populous democracy, diverse dynamic and undergoing momentous scene. context, india dixon. in depth. look at the people and politics of india. exploring how the coven 19 pandemic struck the nation. it's continuing impact and the lessons lea

reporter: sherry blair said they did not request to structure the transaction this way and after purcseey bought the property under u.k. tax and regulatory rules. the spokesman added the couple would be liable for capital gains on resale. the files also reveal how a prominent tory donor who supported boris johnson's leadership campaign was involved in one of europe's based corruption scandals. >> the campaign is over and the work beg thank you very much. reporter: a well-connected corporate lawyer, he has given 525,000 pounds to the conservative party since018. here he is talking about corruption. >> corruption is a very, very heinous crime. every stolen dollar robs the poor of an equal opportunity in life. reporter: but leaked documents show he was at the center of a corruption scandal. he worked as a consultant to a swedish telecom company, helping it to expand its business in central asia. an iernal report describes the activity of a consultant paid more than $65 million. the payments included expenses for lavish corporate entertainment, usually between 100,000 and $200,000 a month.

[applause] reporter: years later, in 2017, tony and sherry blair bought this townhouse in central london 6.40 5 million pounds. but rather than by the house as you or i would, they bought the offshore company that owned it, saving more than 300,000 pounds. >> that doesn't look great. it partly doesn't look great because most people cannot do the same thing. even if what the players did was perfectly legal and legitimate in the business world, it feels instinctively really unfair because they got access to an advantage of -- a potential advantage rest of us don't have. reporter: sherry blair said they did not request to structure the transaction this way and after purchase, they bought the property under u.k. tax and regulatory rules. the spokesman added the couple would be liable for capital gains on resale. the files also reveal how a prominent tory donor who supported boris johnson's leadership campaign was involved in one of europe's based corruption scandals. >> the campaign is over and the work begin thank you very much. reporter: a well-connected corporate lawyer, he has given 525,

sherri. shery: a look at how bus lead remembers navigating uncertainty in the markets. we'll hear from key voices of the bloomberg invest global conference. before that, we talk strategy with alpha trade c.i.o. max gokhman. find out why he says spooky season for investors is just getting started. this is bloomberg. >> there's not lost places to ga regime like we're in now. >> it's a very good time to be liquefying assets. >> markets are liquid. so exiting makes sense. >> i'm not saying the market is going to go down 20% tomorrow but i am saying that there is sensitivity. >> do you still want to own equities? >> if we've got reasonable growth, equities, they are in the end tina, they're the only alternative for most people. >> what you don't want to own is long duration fixed income. >> long bonds feels like the wrong answer. >> because there you're more vulnerable. there's no place to hide. >> many institutions certainly seeing a home for crypto in their portfolios. >> and crossing the chasm to mainstream. >> whether bit coin and ethereum survive at the end of the day i

>> no. >> no. >> why not, sherri? >> we talked about spirit.spirit earlier, and that's so on point. i mean it's in me. it's with me. it's part of who i am now. i have a very supportive family that i'm thankful for. i have done some therapy and probably need to do some more so i can learn how to cope and deal with this. my every day life i try to push this to the back of my thoughts, and, you know, go about my daily task taking care of grandkids, taking care of the house, taking care of family. then like someone said there's a trigger. there's something on the news or there's an e-mail or there's something that brings it all back. and then i feel like i start to kind of hyperventilate or breathe, you know, a bit differently, so i have to calm myself down. it's been -- it's been a life changing experience, and i just hope i represented my community and all of parents, all the mothers who have lost someone like valery castill and there's so many to be named. i just hope i've done my due diligence and civic duty and represented. >> i mean, there's

they're from the united states and they will see the implementation of sherry, a law potentially as a direct contradiction of many western standards of women's rights. so the reality is that this remains very, very complicated. and women's rights is one of those things that is likely to remain a major sticking point when it comes to granting both humanitarian and economic relief for of gornstein under the new taliban government. st. thanks so much zoomed us robbie. there i corresponded in doha preliminary election results in iraq point to a strong results for the shia cleric looked at all sutter's party. the election commission revealed the partial figures earlier and also confirmed a low turn out just over 40 percent. that is the lowest since europe introduced its democratic system. after the 2003 us led invasion, our correspondent, alhashan joyce's life from baghdad. alley are we seeing clear winners now coming through? does fit, that seems that we have a clear list of windows, the main and the biggest winner to the moment is what are the struggle now it's projected that he is going

in fact, the concentration of sherry stuff further south is going to end up being this mass here, heading to towards honduras, nicaragua. and with the breeze coming down from the north. i think mexico will see widespread shower, developed during saturday, and same is true of cuba. and hispaniola just to name 3. ah, ah, al jazeera with ah, the battle ground obey wu to 6 killed and dozens injured. his wible factions opened fire in the lebanese capital. the country president says those responsible will be caught and held accountable. ah.

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sherry tenpenny's conspiracy theories have spread far and wide. >> my own doctor tried to get me to getd i told him to go watch dr. tenpenny. >> so you trust this woman on the internet? more than your own doctor some. >> uh-huh. i do. >> another superspreader of covid misinformation only banned by youtube this week, joseph mercola, who had almost half a million followers on the platform. >> it's an unproved vaccine. it's just being accelerated, eliminate virtually every safety study. >> reporter: he still has almost 2 million followers on facebook, and more than 300,000 on twitter. reacting to his youtube ban, he said in a statement he was being censored an attack on his freedom of speech. but the conspiracy theorist had little to say when confronted by cnn's randi kaye in august. >> reporter: do you feel responsible for people who didn't get vaccinated, possibly got sick and died because of what you told them about the vaccine? what do you say to families who have lost loved ones? >> reporter: companies like youtube have spent too much time focusing on growth, and not enough on safety

tom: have another sherry. jonathan: wouldn't you love that, just an alcoholic beverage in the morning? markets and booze? bonds and booze? we could be sponsored by a beverage. tom: excuse me, look at the rates yesterday. [laughter] jonathan: this is bloomberg. ♪ laura: i'm laura wright and on capitol hill democrats have unveiled two new taxes that they hoped would help to pay for the president biden social spending package. one of them would target billionaire assets and those who earned $100 million a year for three years in a row. the other is a minimum tax for corporations for companies that report over $1 billion in profits to pay at least 15% in tax rates, even if they qualify for tax breaks. china flouting u.s. efforts to boost taiwan's participation in united nations. beijing says that the island has no rights to join the u.s. half a century after it is kicked out . antony blinken has called on other countries to join the u.s. in pushing to give taiwan a greater role at the u.n. and it's another blockbu

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it is tech flay sherry's deck tech flay sherry -- techfla tionary. it is not just the goal of economic growth but also price stability. we stay at these levels or even go further up, we are not in a situation to increase rates. that is what you would normally do if you see inflationary pressures. it is transitory. we are more than capable of boosting inflation higher, and if your time-of-flight debts fighting wars, it is not an inflationary war, it is a bit inflationary, but it is not bad for the central exit if you get a bit more inflation. the question is, is it too fast now? we need to act. lisa: is tapering tightening? >> yes. you take money that you do not supply to the market anymore. the question is, what is the speed of tapering? do we do it step-by-step or very fast? the markets can react to that. that is where the central banks are quite confident to get this done, so i would not say this is the same situation combined as 2013 tapering, no. >> are you a buyer of this weakness in the equity market? >> say again? >> are you a buyer of the wea

just look fairly sherry for places like haiti, and cuba. ah, the china has been very strategic in the ways expanding it's reaching the indian ocean. what is it? and we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we living without the international aid. what do you think is going to happen? the afghani common? counting the coast on al jazeera a . ah ah vladimir putin says russia is ready to boost gas deliveries to europe as energy prices search. ah, i know about this and this is obviously alive from doe hob, also coming up. the u. s. president demands its largest port ones, 247 shelves lie empty and prices are for stop because of a supply chain log jammed on fighters into guy. i say they are facing more attacks by ethiopia as military.

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sherry's family has been through so much and they're finally here at the airport, ready to head backart their lives all over again with memories they will never forget. and roots of peace is hoping to evacuate more afghan employees who might be at risk. and many of them are roots of peace women, women who have started their own businesses, looked to roots of peace as a role model, and hired 80 women. those women are now highly at risk. air being hunted, running from home to home. i'm not going to give up on those 34 additional afghans who are most at risk. >> and the culture is the main backbone of afghanistan, therefore roots of peace is one of the biggest pieces of working afghanistan. this is our promise. and me and other colleagues, w e will support activities to do our best. >> it's time to harvest the fresh fruits that we have planted, 6 million fruit trees in all 34 provinces, the legacy, the sustainable legacy that roots of peace leaves behind 20 years after the war has ended. indo hall, qatar, cheryl jennings, abc 7 news. ama: and the land cultivated for farming by roots of

sherry's family has been through so much and they're finally here at the airport, ready to head backr lives all over again with memories they will never forget. and roots of peace is hoping to evacuate more afghan employees who might be at risk. and many of them are roots of peace women, women who have started their own businesses, looked to roots of peace as a role model, and hired 80 women. those women are now highly at risk. air being hunted, running from home to home. i'm not going to give up on those 34 additional afghans who are most at risk. >> and the culture is the main backbone of afghanistan, therefore roots of peace is one of the biggest pieces of working afghanistan. this is our promise. and me and other colleagues, w e will support activities to do our best. >> it's time to harvest the fresh fruits that we have planted, 6 million fruit trees in all 34 provinces, the legacy, the sustainable legacy that roots of peace leaves behind 20 years after the war has ended. indo hall, qatar, cheryl jennings, abc 7 news. ama: and the land cultivated for farming by roots of peace ha

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at san jose international airport, sherry mullen with the message, lock corrupt. her teen daughter attended two events early on. >> she promised me that my kid was safe and she was going to be a responsible adult and parent. she knew how i felt about that. she did the exact opposite. reporter: her daughter cut ties with o'connor before the parties escalated to include nights of heavy vomiting, a broken bone, and abuse. disturbing accusations uncovered in court documents. on tuesday, another look at o'connor after she landed in san jose from idaho. escorted by sheriff's deputies come you see her in the wheelchair. >> we are working with con artist here. she was a professional. this wasn't anything low-key. reporter: she was considered a mom friend as their kids attended the same high school together. she says the community of parents and children who trusted her are feeling tricked and violated. >> i feel a lot of guilt for being fooled. i tell my kid, i'm very sorry. i'm sorry that i did not see the red flags. reporter: the teens were mostly 14 and 15-year-olds, i

it was in his band, euro accumulated, it is still sherry. and in mexico, the shout moved a bit further. south south mexico city itself still potentially produced some flash flooding, but i think the place to watch is probably further south guatemala, nicaragua, costa rica. ah ah, i want to fence minister warns china will have the ability to mount a full scale invasion with him for these tensions escalade ivan beijing's ariel shell force. ah, hello, i'm mainly ang when this is out. is your life from doha also coming up. and here.

it was recently, although cuba hispaniola are still quite sherry flooding recently in texas. from the remains of harkin, pamela, that's all subsumed into what is going to be a wet spell in the eastern seaboard and temperatures. and for example, washington and new york will drop down as this she maderos eventually pushed out of the way. but not till the end of the weekend. the weather sponsored my cattle airways voted world's best air line of 2021. inequality corruption, repression and rain. i think it just decided to cut to the piece of cake and shooting and you documentary flows, the desperate state of democracy in 11. 09 is really eyes of those who are losing hope. every day, holidays coming blue democracy, maybe democracy for sale on al jazeera. i joined dodge 0 as part of the launch team in 2006 pro, just as a cold for a 1000000 mom march. in that time, i've covered wars, revolutions, elections, and military. coups from the for venice of correct us. so the battlefields are on most of our job is to get to the truth and empower people through knowledge. ah, this is al jazee

ked the court to do that , to impose daily financial penalties onoland for its changes to the do sherryary. ss: the u.s. suspects north korean a recent ballistic missile launch in defiance of international sanctions. south korea's military says north korea fired one missile into the waters off japan that may be designed to lots from a submarine. it is thought to be dismissal that pyongyang unveiled in january. north korea described as the world's most powerful weapon. here was japan's prime minister. >> north korea has just fired two ballistic missiles. it is very regrettable that the country has continued launching missile since last month. i would rather not predict north korea's inttions from my point of view. i think you must continue to try to grasp the situation and gather information. ross: this is the message from china. >> the current situation on the peninsula is at a critical period. all parties should focus on the overall situation, exercise restraint, committed to maintaining peace and stability on the peninsula, and carry on in the right direction of dialogue and consultat

group alleges the man is responsible for the murder of sherry joe bates.57, police received a handwritten letter that led investigators to believe the murder was connected to the zodiac but in 2016, investigators received an anonymous letter from a person admitting what was written was a sick joke. today, riverside police are still investigating the murder but are not connecting it to the zodiac killer. police in the layouts and cbs13 this statement, telling us the case remains under investigation. they added they are unable to confirm what a lot deny the validity of the reports. jim jackson has spent his career on the task force working to identify the intramuscular. >> there has not been a lot of new information developed over the last several years. >> reporter: we made over a dozen calls to the family of the man this group has identified as that killer, but no one answered our calls. reporting and sacrament, rene santos, kpix 5. >>> over the years, many people have come forward claiming to know who the zodiac killer was. most notably in 2007, a man poi

i am sherry horowitz reported the washington post and i'm here with patrick and eric to talk about theirbook on the opioid epidemic which claimed the lives of more than 500,000 people nationwide the worst drug overdose epidemic in american history. i spent the last three years reporting for the washington post investigative team of the opioid crisis and i'm already writing a book myself on the epidemic

i am sherry horowitz reported the washington post and i'm here with patrick and eric to talk about their book on the opioid epidemic which claimed the lives of more than 500,000 people nationwide the worst drug overdose epidemic in american history. i spent the last three years reporting for the washington post investigative team of the opioid crisis and i'm already writing a book myself on the epidemic with my colleague scott. i'm particularly thrilled to introduce you to two authors whose work in books i completely admire. patrick brad and keith in a word writer at the new york times bestseller empire of pain the secret history of the dynasty. eric i who won a pulitzer prize for his reporting on opioids at mayo and now a reporter in west virginia and the author a coal country fight against the drug companies that develop the opioid epidemic. patrick, let me start with you in your devastating, absolutely devastating portrait of the family and their role in that opioid epidemic. can you give us a brief description of empire of pain and tell us what led you to write this book. >> absolute

according to the napa county sherry's office they detain add 26 year-old man who tried to get away from authorities. the investigators are look looking whether he's connected to a stolen car found in the area. >> there was a subject living the area of the fire where there was a vehicle off road. and thanks to their help we were able to apprehend them. he tried to flee from our deputies. ryan: authorities are not releasing his name because he's not a suspect. he's been recovering from burns >> we've been detaining him. he's just a person of interest at this time. ryan: cal fire says the wind has created dangerous fire conditions. crews are on high alert. >> we already knew that we were going to be facing some high wind challenges so our unit decided to step up and increase and augment our crews at our stations and also in our air support. >> now, authorities did not say what condition that person is in be it stable or critical condition. but he is expected to be in the hospital for that's a couple of days. ryan curry, abc7 news. dan: pg&e is working to restore power to customers related

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