his own flew him and be the milan savish almost to san louis. claudia and marks are now a married couple for his longtime girlfriend, getting out of extreme sports was a condition for accepting his proposal. spot says it's in missouri, sebastian style, um, it was quite a change to be honest. what law going from being an extreme athlete with you helping from one barbecue party to the next and driving fast cars to driving an electric car and having an electric boat that goes 11 kilometers per hour. what's this hot hog? it's nothing dangerous anymore is mere normal motorcycles. no, go jumping a vague and diet unable so awesome. you could almost say that all of this was an extreme transitional of max's willingness to take risks. increased from year to year at mid morning was daunted with noticeable now and it got faster and faster. riskier and riskier wants the next step much. why? well, it's already such an extreme sport that the next step is just going closer to the edge. with this boat, you can't make mistakes, get a lot and when we became aware of that, yeah, that's when i got scad. this

the states head of information also compiled an index card on mercedes to san louis. that means they probably held him prisoner. ah, most likely, he was also tortured in the sex underground passageways. now mercedes, his relatives have set up a memorial plaque here. it's the 1st official memorial on these grounds. necklaces and the military personnel alike used the cellar for their interrogations . more often than not, they ended in torture and death. only after many years with families finally permitted to put up a plot to remember their relatives group kind of the, the former sick members who still live here have already begun preparations for a large memorial site. the torture seller is being cleared out there making room for a museum or a place of remembrance, a few kilometers away in the small city of parallel families, of the victims of fighting to see more commitment from chiles and germany's governments. i can't, except how long the search for their loved ones is taking mercedes fernandez is also part of the campaign. despite her 90 years of age. if you're fee

louis, baltimore, san francisco, why when you could open up in safer places where criminals are actuallyunished that's a novel concept, you excuse and you justify crime, look the other way, and you end up hurting the hard-working people who actually keep these cities running. back in the spring of 2020, the tried to warn the blue straight leaders that if they kept their towns, their cities, they are not just their economy. children how to suffer the result of. but teachers unions ran the show . and they ran our kids into the ground. now of course they are back in school now. it doesn't mean there going to be given a quality education. we know what the far left nut jobs in the nea really want. >> we will fight for the right to choose. we will never stop. >> we will continue to take seriously out responsibility as educators to teach our students this nations true and complete history. don't get in the way up our progress, we will get in the wa of your election. >> laura: these aren't educators they are mercedes marxists rate they are not teaching your kids how to read and write, or how to

we moment other areas outside of tenet, louis co-founded the san francisco chinatown neighborhood. united peace collaborative. the volunteers conduct regular patrols there and say, although there have been no reported watch robberies in the area recently, visitors are always advised to be on alert here. but i think by abel's, you know, out of sight, if you have like cash, especially are any of that. >> also, unlike its message, jury to keep out of sight and a lot of people know best wishes. the police department has increased its patrols. that popular destination spots in the city while it works with other local and state law enforcement agencies to solve these crimes. believe all kron 4 >> police have arrested a man accused of exposing himself to students outside uc berkeley fraternity house. >> happened tuesday night. police say the man was sitting on the patio of the house, touching himself inappropriately. that man was searched and drugs were found. he has been arrested and charged with felony indecent exposure. >> almost 2 years after it was devastated by the massive czu light

louis, baltimore, san francisco, why riskwh capital there when you could open up in safer places whereen criminals areal actually punished? that's a novel concept. soally congrats democrats, becae you excuse and you justify c crimeri look the other wayup and you end up h hurting the hardworking people who actually keep these cities running. >> now back to spring of 2020,, we tried desperately. i don't know how many nights the angle tried to warn the blue state leaders that if they kept their towns, their cities, their stateslu, their schools locked down that shatter not just their economy but their children, it all the lockdown governors, you know who they are, gavin newsom, gretchen whitmer, jabe pritzker, andrew cuomo, wolf, in pennsylvania, they didn't care because for them it was all about control and power. hey, children have to suffer as a result. well, too bad because the teachers unions ran the showt and they ran our kids into the ground. now, of course, they're back in school now, but it doesn't mean they're going to actually be given a quality education. >> we know what the far

coming up this weekend when he was shot and assassinated the japanese consulate in san francisco shared a state louis kron. 4 today reads in part, quote, we would like to express our deepest condolences. violence against democracy must not be tolerated. and we strongly condemn it. television cameras and cellphones recorded both the assassination and the arrest of the shooter. news nation correspondent evan lambert reports now on the moments that led up to death. and we do want to warn you some of the images are graphic >> japan's longest-serving prime minister shinzo is dead at 67. it's a rare, deadly shooting in a country where that type of violent crime is nearly nonexistent. japanese officials say was giving a campaign speech near when dramatic video captured a 41 year-old gunman and former member of japan's navy using a homemade gun to shoot and kill the japanese leader. they suffered deadly injuries to his heart and neck. according to doctors who say he never regained vital signs after he was airlifted to a hospital for treatment, says it happened in japan in decades and decades. president biden

that's going to keep things moderate, the temperature any way in san francisco, at 1900 degrees. no st. louis had its weather. stay on record the other day. look at this weather now. sliding further toward the south, across tennessee and arkansas on thursday, and off to the great lakes. the northeast, we go. lot of instability here. so showers and thunderstorms seem likely. next stop central america. we do have a tropical storm out over open water. but look at the rain falling across the west coast of mexico on thursday, pretty persistent rain for western areas of columbia along that pacific coast. as we did further toward the south rate. now, what and windy will be the theme across the river plate region, montevideo temperatures below average, but temperature is above average in porto lay grey. and oh yeah, it's going to be windy a month at the dale looking for gust of 50 kilometers per hour on thursday. hang onto your house. we'll see you soon. the a sanctuary for journalists. it was a haven from the wall and shelter for civilian refugees were captured into the garden during cambodian blood

suppression and mexico city the dissidents come to united states first laredo, texas then san antonio and then saint louisto rebuild their social movement to try to oust the dictator back. to come so bad mexicans, it recounts the story largely of what happens after they arrive in the united states and we build their social movement. they restart their rebel newspaper around accion. they start a political party the partita lebron mexicana on the plm and they also establish an army an army of the dispossess of cotton pickers and miners and migrant workers that goes on to raid mexico four times between 1906 and 1908. those raids really destabilize the deas regime and make the world wonder if diaz is are numbered and why that's important here in the united states. is that the united states had at least investors made major investments and stakes in the portfolio diaz administration buying up nearly a quarter of the mexican land base and coming to dominate key mexican industries oil railroads and more. so when the mangonistas start raiding mexico and saying look we're going to throw out this dictator the unite

san francisco. at 90 degrees. no st. louis had its weather. stay on record the other day. look at this. what weather now? sliding further toward the south, across the tennessee and arkansas on thursday, and off to the great lakes, the northeast, we go lot of instability here. so showers and thunderstorms seemed likely. next stopped central america. we do have a tropical storm out over open water. but look at the rain falling across at west coast of mexico on thursday, pretty persistent rain for western areas of columbia along that pacific coast. as we did further toward the south right now, white and windy will be the theme across the river plate region. montevideo temperature is below average, but temperature is above average in porto lay gray. and oh yeah, it's going to be windy a month of the dale looking for gust of 50 kilometers per hour on thursday. hang on to your hats full soon. ah. discover a world of difference, determination. i'm talking about when we am with freedom. so just on the 16 people with corruption, with compassion, al jazeera wound, a selection of the best films fr

in cincinnati, same story on your thursday triple digits, wichita, dallas and san antonio it will feel like 107 in st. louislle, 107. that's going to stick around for the weekend as well. back to you, guys. >> stay cool out there >>> up next, a chicagoub surb struggles to come to grips with the horror of a deadly mass shooting of a deep clean in minutes unlike bleach sprays, clean freak starts deep cleaning on contact with three times the cleaning power to break down tough messes in seconds it quickly cleans your home's toughest messes so, for a deep clean in minutes, get mr. clean clean freak available in easy to switch refills. get the cleaning power of mr. clean in a wipe to kill 99.9% of bacteria and viruses. ready to shine from the inside out? say "yes" to nature's bounty. the number one brand for hair, skin and nails. with our signature blend of health and beauty nutrients to bring out more of your inner beauty. nature's bounty. live bountifully. most bladder leak pads were similar. until always discreet invented a pad that protects differently. nature's bounty. with two rapiddry layers. for strong pr

that's going to keep things moderate, the temperature any way in san francisco at 19 degrees. now st. louis had its weather stay on record the other day. look at this. what weather now siding further towards the south, across the tennessee and arkansas on thursday, and off to the great lakes, the northeast, we go lot of instability here. so showers and thunderstorms seemed likely. next stopped central america. we do have a tropical storm out over open water, but look at the rain falling across at west coast of mexico on thursday. pretty persistent rain for western areas of columbia along that pacific coast. as we did further toward the south right now, white and windy will be the theme across the river. quite region, montevideo temperature is below average, but temperature is above average. and porto lay gray. and oh yeah, it's going to be windy and months of the dale looking for gas stove, 50 kilometers per hour on thursday. hang on to your hats, we'll see you soon. ah. a sanctuary for journalists. it was a haven from the wall and shelter for civilian refugees. were scattered into the gard

reporting in st louis, robert ray fox weather. sano police officers extended hours and affordable rates. the police officers union says it should help the department attract and keep new officers. just getting more and more difficult to attract people to come to our organization. and then once they're here to retain them to have them stay. this childcare solution will do that. the center will offer hours from five a.m. to 10 p.m. and will serve children under the age of 56 year old girl becomes one of the youngest published authors. misra was so inspired after she left a horse farm, she decided to write her first book. her book is called kids, horses and apples. come join my horsey fun. it's about a real horse named cowboy. she met and fell in love with the biggest thing about her is how kind she is, and that is what i'm more proud of right. like she wants to do this for horses and horse rescue started . it was great time. my favorite was the glossary. and the speed would me and cowboy when i gave him an apple just made me feel so hap

san francisco, 66. salt lake city, 99 and st. louis. >>> and this was news to me, if you are taking extra vitamin d to protect your bones, a new study says don't bother. it looked into the chance of bone fractures amongst people taking vitamin d supplements for more than five years. the study found that the supplements don't make a difference for healthy middle age or elderly adults but they say the conclusion does not apply to everyone including people suffering from bone disease or those living in nursing homes. the study was published in the new england journal of medicine. >>> still to come, the principal of a texas school where 21 people were killed in a mass shooting speaks to cnn in an exclusive interview. >>> plus millions of tons of grain could soon begin shifting from ukraine's black seaports to hungry nations. coming up, the latest on the fragile export deal with russia. pick an order print everything you need slap the label on ito the box and it's readydy to go our cost for shipping, were cut in n half just like that gogo t

louis, abc7news. ama: there is a new effort underway to allow cars back onto jfk drive in san francisco. a group submitted signatures to put the issue on the november ballot. the measure would restore car access on weekdays and keep the roads closed to traffic on weekends and holidays for six months of the year. one contributor says the effort will pick city hall and the bicycle coalition against two formidable groups. >> one, the residents around the park, who feel that closing these main vehicular arteries has just meant putting the cars on their streets. the second group, the fine arts people of san francisco, the backers of the de young museum, which sits in the park, and loses a lot of its access, as well as other entities within the park. ama: the closures began at the start of the pandemic. the board of supervisors voted to make the closures permanent in april. larry: education is another issue we focus on in our commitment to build a better bay area. there is a push to allow voters to decide whether to give more money to san francisco city college. faculty and staff turned in sig

san francisco. you've got the mormon in new york. you've got the st. louis luminary and even as far as sydney, australia, you've got science watchmen, so they have these things in place to defend their doctrine of polygmy for example is a biblical doctrine and also to teach the immigration the gathering design as they called it. okay, so you had these newspapers. saint louis is a fine large and flourishing city and as furnished employment to many hundreds and thousands of our brethren. here's another misnomer for latter-day saints that do like use family search and and i have the saints spicy website that jeremy talked about um anyway a of different things. people think that mom and dad and the kids all came together they left from wherever liverpool and then they went to salt lake. they don't realize that sometimes they were stuck in boston, philadelphia, new york saint louis new orleans for months and sometimes years. trying to raise enough money to be able to continue the journey. once they crossed the atlantic. does that make sense? so this is this idea

we've seen it in san francisco, in l.a., we've seen it in st. louis district attorney in the country has said he wants throw the book at jose alba. started with a second-degree murder charge. $500,000 bail. that's been reduced by the judge. but he won't release him. he won't release him and he won't capitulate. and our mayor, eric adams, won't pick up the phone and tell alvin bragg, name him and shame him, you better do the right thing and defend the victims of new york city and stop turning these criminals loose. neil: all right. he has been critical of sort of the round robin approach to this when someone goes through a turnstile, gets processed and let out, but it's up to the governor in this place. the mayor can't get rid of him, but the governor can, and she is not indicating that's going to happen. >> no. crime wave kathy hochul not get rid of -- will not get rid of alvin bragg or any district attorney. she has the power to do that that throughout new york state. that's why we've got to coaless behind congressman lee zeldin who just won a hard-f

. >> san francisco mayor london breed reacting to friday's chaos in union square. luxury brand that vandalized and looted. the louisked and emptied out by a group of thieves. >> we cannot tolerate this kind of conduct at all in the city. nodded all. >> half of that viral video came out of the park e-books stolen. officers were destroyed at union square stayed there for three weeks at overtime cost of $2.4 million. we were told that they didn't have enough officers, sent a terrible message of the city's values and that they care more about a union square upscale handbag store, versus tenderloin families who do not feel safe walking down the sidewalks. police are now on board. we see definite improvement in the month of april. i hope it is going to continue. >> social work success looks different depending on who you're working with. i think there's a lot of myth that people don't want to help. i don't think that's true. i think it is time and patience and recognizing the amount of trauma folks have been through. some of it being untreated mental illness. it just takes effort to reach them, build those relationships

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san jose. on the other side, areas where it might make more sense to buy rather than rent, pittsburgh, st. louiss, this is really about mortgage rates. rates at some point had doubled, but they're up about 2 percentage points. so that's really made the cost of buying a home very expensive. that's what you see reflected here. >> the job market. unemployment is at 3.6% still. but you say that some employers are getting nervous? >> some employers are getting nervous. we got weekly jobless claims, which is how many people are filing for unemployment. so it's a much more realtime indicator of what's happening in the labor market. still not at levels that are concerning. but certainly at levels that people are starting to pay attention. directionally, it is moving up. every week, we are seeing claims rise. so we're starting to hear from companies who are starting to say they're thinking about layoffs or announcing layoffs. spends to be for tech and bank companies, companies that have been hit hard by rising rates. we heard from companies not in those industries. but companies are in the same situation

happen on the ground that was hard. saab the hard rug in san by the murder the market of the had death and would that in a been center with louis to give his steady it festa. i live in mon nestor class miss young as but the system was buffy. massage the sub by and then and yet guffy and oh well it's about it to go ahead mister again. ringback ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah, please listen, keeping up the airway. can you listen actually kimberly here, but i really think in their own country shifting power, vacate the rise of that if the journalism attains everything. how do you happen? it happened on social media and the undeniable impact of the mainstream narrative, a fairly invoice for the poet with those images front of mine is a war that is very much came forth out in the media as well as on the battlefield. they're listening, paste. dissect the media on al jazeera ears from al jazeera on the go. and me tonight out is there is, oh me, my balance. is that the, this is where we, that's online thing. and i was now that from out is there is a mobile app available in your favorite after get that great and that there may and you up

. >> san francisco mayor london breed reacting to friday's chaos in union square. police say luxury brand stores vandalized and looted. the louis a group of thieves. >> we cannot tolerate this kind of conduct at all in the city. not at all. >> half of that viral video came out of the pocketbooks being stolen and 48 officers were dispatched union square. stay there for three weeks at an overtime cost of 2.4 million. we were told tenderloin, we don't have enough officers. it's in terrible message about the city's values and its lack of equity that they care more about a union square upscale handbag store versus tenderloin families who don't feel safe walking down their sidewalks. police are on board. we have seen definite improvement in april and i hope it is going to continue. >> in social work, success looks different dependent on who you're working with. i think there is a lot of myth people don't want to help and i don't think that is totally true. i think it is time and patience and recognizing trauma folks have been through and some of it being untreated mental illness and it takes efforts to reach them, build those relatio

louis bouchard. he's been con fires chief for the last three years. fish falling from the sky . people living in sanco , some of the outer richmond and others in the castro have reported fish raining on the sidewalks, backyards and more. there is a scientific reason. for this fish phenomenon for an explanation. we're joined by adam ratner, associate director of conservation education at the marine mammal center. adam appreciate the time. let's break down the reasons it's raining anchovies first. tell us why there are so many anchovies off the coast right now. yeah there's truly never a dull moment in the san francisco bay area, but it just goes to show how wonderful it is to be along such an amazing piece of coastline. so right now there's a lot of cold water that's upwelling along our coast, creating perfect conditions for anchovies. all of these anchovies are coming together right along the coast and the feeding frenzy. that spring. all the other animals things like birds, seals, gray whales and humpback whales and some of those birds in particular, i think are getting a little uber excited. i mea

louis rashard. he's been on con fires chief there for the last three years. the pride month celebration has come to an end. and now san francisco's iconic pink triangle is being dismantled. volunteers are still needed to help break down the display on twin peaks. the installation includes 1.8 miles of shiny pink streamers. it sparkle during the day and 2700 pink lights that shine bright at night throughout the month of june. this is the 27th year it's been set up. work sessions took place today. more are scheduled for tomorrow. if you'd like to volunteer, you're encouraged to bring work, loves and wear closed toed shoes with a nonslip tread. alright if you live in contra costa county or water bill, sadly is going up starting today, 15% of drought surcharge will be added to your water bill contra costa water district says the average customer bill is expected to increase by $8 a month. the surcharge is temporary, but water district leaders hope it will encourage customers to save water. okay wait, wait, wait, wait, andre, you're talking about the water bill going up. we have bark charges going up, golden gate bridge to

louis will clock 101, so we're talking 10 to 15 degrees farenheit above where we should be for this time of year. more of the same for texas, oklahoma city, dallas to san antonio putting the vein on the electrical grid across that region. and then throughout the southwest, much drier heat but still oppressive, temperatures in the upper 110s to 120 degrees depending on where you are located. the extended temperature outlook hot along the east coast and pacific northwest also starts to heat up well above average. of course with all this heat, the potential for thunderstorms flares up this time across the midwest and into new york as well as pennsylvania. i want you to see this because we are paying close attention to this region, ohio -- rather, iowa to wisconsin to minnesota for saturday, the potential for straight line damaging winds, almost nature's engine here just kind of pumping out the thunderstorms thanks to the excessive heat that will be ongoing across this area. so saturday big head's up minneapolis to chicago and omaha. >> as you say, that humidity making everything worse. i want to turn to linda in greece. this has been one of the most diffi

louis county. >> enriched uranium was detected inside of the middle school. >> cleanup at san francisco's hunters are sick. >> something that felt like a very isolated problem in my community, a little bit terrifying to realize that this is happening all over the country. we sat in a room and listened to people from other areas list exact same issues. online, pits massive, dumping open air tests. i was completely chilled to my core. because i realized that this is not an accident. nor is it a mistake. >> there are many santa suzanne's all across this country. they remain highly contaminated. they threatened communities and have not been cleaned up. >> it is all across america. it is the same players. different units, but the same agencies, the same attitudes. >> let's face it, this community has been traumatized enough. >> if it was not for this group of moms that made this facebook page, i would have not known. >> there is an endemic problem with the whole system. you can have wonderful environmental laws, and have really powerful ones, but if they are not enforce, they're useless. and that has

and louis sobo and all you did behind the scenes to make this happen. really appreciate it. finally, city of san francisco, we are grateful for this opportunity to represent the city through in this baseball and we look forward to show you the incredible value of competitive baseball and investing in the growth of our very own baseball league. team work does the dream work not just on the field but out on the world. they are our future leaders and investing are more opportunities to have experience like we had this summer. thank you. >> and then the next manager come on up. >> hello as you heard my name is james burke. it's an honor to to be here. i just want to go into, you know, i was born and raised in san francisco. i've been here all of my life, i went to junior college high school, and state. vad is in the same situation, born and raised in san francisco and never left. baseball in the city when we left, especially when i went on to college, we talked about, man there is a lot of talent in the city, how can we make this such a great experience and how can we help everybody here. i was luck

and louis sobo and all you did behind the scenes to make this happen. really appreciate it. finally, city of san francisco, we are grateful for this opportunity to represent the city through in this baseball and we look forward to show you the incredible value of competitive baseball and investing in the growth of our very own baseball league. team work does the dream work not just on the field but out on the world. they are our future leaders and investing are more opportunities to have experience like we had this summer. thank you. >> and then the next manager come on up. >> hello as you heard my name is james burke. it's an honor to to be here. i just want to go into, you know, i was born and raised in san francisco. i've been here all of my life, i went to junior college high school, and state. vad is in the same situation, born and raised in san francisco and never left. baseball in the city when we left, especially when i went on to college, we talked about, man there is a lot of talent in the city, how can we make this such a great experience and how can we help everybody here. i was luck

san antonio will feel like 112 heading east into charlotte, feel like 100 degrees this afternoon. and the more this heat continues as we go into tomorrow, st. louisk, virginia, will feel like 109 degrees and this heat is going t continue through the weekend at least. st. louis stays in the triple digits sunday cools off but down to 99 we will start to lose a little bit of humidity in the northeast on friday. but then it's going to heat right back up for the rest of the weekend. craig? >> dylan, thank you. >>> five months after russia innovated ukraine, the white house says moscow is now laying the groundwork to annex another large portion of that country. nbc's chief foreign correspondent richard engel ha been covering the war from the very beginning he's with us in the studio what more can you tell us about that intentions are this is not just a war to destroy ukraine, to topple the government it's a war to colonize the country, to take over ukraine. and russia's been fighting on ukrainian territory and occupied a large piece of ukraine 20, 30% of the country and now russia is saying it wants to hold that territory forever. and has a significant

san antonio. tulsa will feel like 105 degrees. out west we have temperatures around 95 to 110 in palm springs. it's a dry heat but still hot. st. louis will feel like 100 memphis will feel like 104 and even though we will get some relief in st. louis on sunday with a high of 84 we're right back into the 90s and close to 100 again by tuesday nashville stays in the low to mid-90s. montgomery, alabama stays in the low to mid-90s with your feels like temperature over 100 degrees here we are at the midpoint of meteorological summer. so far this summer we've actually been cooler than average in the northeast and the northwest, but look through texas, down through the plains states temperatures have been much warmer than average. in fact, southern texas already seeing its hottest summer ever on record in all of these areas with the yellow dots here, the top three hottest summer, the top third hottest summer so far, and the heat, again, as i said, is going to continue at least through the week and into early next week. that's a look at the weather across the country we'll get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds (grandmother) make i

san francisco, not just because of what the media says. not just because we see a couple of videos and we haven't had an incident like what happened at louis vitton more than one time per se. i just want to make sure we are covering our city equitably when it comes to safety. these are not even ambassadors in the safety plan but most certainly the investment is what we're talking about here. then when we -- when i look at programs to support small businesses, i'm often wondering why do we do loan programs, is it because the revenue we need back to the city, is it a way to hold businesses accountable. from the last opportunity i had to engage on, how many people default on loans, etc cetera, it is not very profitable for us. why are we not just providing these businesses suffering with grants moving forward at least for the time being. >> i'm happy to try to address that. thank you for your comments. i agree with most of what you have said. thank you for amplifying the points for us. with respect to the way i would use my language access to capital for small businesses to stay, start and grow. really it depends on in my experience, the natu