leanne: yes, my darling.sband and i met at the university of tennessee, and when we graduated, he bought a used mobile home business where he refurbished mobile homes and sold them. and he moved me to tennessee in the foothills of the appalachian mountains. and i started selling jewelry. geoff: and you're going house to house doing this? leanne: i'm going house to house at night. my husband took care of the baby. and then i was supposed to be talking about jewelry and i would schlep this big jewelry case around. and i didn't talk about jewelry. i talked about breast feeding and hemorrhoids, and i developed a shtick, really, and act. and women thought i was funny and started booking me about a year in advance. geoff: wow. leanne: and that gave me the confidence. people would say, you need to be a stand up. geoff: is that what you wanted for yourself? did you want to be a stand-up? leanne: i wanted to be in show business and i thought i was funny. and i always loved comedy, but i didn't know how that would end

and so i said i'd found leann. day we recovered leann. it was a very painstakingly slow process. >> where her cranium should have been, there was a spent .40 caliber round which we traced back to scott's handgun. after we did not find jennifer, but we found leann, we said he's in violation of the plea agreement and we are going to trial. so scott said, i'll give you a map where terry was buried >> now, scott actually drew this mat. >> he did. he drew the precise exit. he provides a key down here. >> temple told them they would find a great tarp and a rope between some trees, and that's where he left terry's body. but this time, detectives search without scott kimball. >> we refers to take him when we went for uncle terry, given the manipulation and the nonsense that we went through out in the book cliffs. >> we followed this logging road, john, and we found the exact tree that he said uncle terry would be beside. >> we were able to find terry campbell wrapped up in a tarp. >> scott had tied him up in a rope and jus

leanne, let's circle back because _ mccarthy. leanne, let's circle back because there _ mccarthy.ause there are still i back because there are still details to be worked out and we only have a few of the details now in front of us are looking ahead, we have to see a certain number of democrats and republicans getting on board. if you had to predict what we might see on wednesday because there are also ways that some lawmakers can slow down the process and bring us even closer to the june five deadline. do you closer to thejune five deadline. do you think closer to the june five deadline. do you think there are enough lawmakers out there that are happy enough asjoel was saying with this deal that this might get done on wednesday? i this might get done on wednesday?— this might get done on wednesda ? _ ., wednesday? i will say that there is some _ wednesday? i will say that there is some concern - wednesday? i will say that i there is some concern about wednesday? i will say that - there is some concern about the 72 hour — speaker of the house mccarthy made a lot of commitments incl

leanne is a senior nurse in leeds. she says _ nhs. leanne is a senior nurse in leeds.. she says the latestl in leeds. she says the latest strike is another indication of how low morale has sunk. 25 ears how low morale has sunk. 25 years i've — how low morale has sunk. 25 years i've worked in how low morale has sunk. 2l}; years i've worked in the how low morale has sunk. zlj years i've worked in the nhs and i've never seen orfelt anything like this, never. it's heartbreaking. absolutely heartbreaking, soul destroying. it's horrible. and none of us want this for patients. some other unions _ want this for patients. some other unions including - want this for patients. some other unions including those j other unions including those representing ambulance staff have backed the pay deal offered by the government in england. and all of them will meet on tuesday to formalise their position. we meet on tuesday to formalise their position.— meet on tuesday to formalise their position. we will now get to . ether their position. we will now get together on — their position. we w

abc seven news senior education reporter leanne melendez is in the newsroom. leanne. they are going to finally meet. this weekend is crucial, obviously. >> it is. and we hope so. dan now i will say this, the level of miscommunication between both sides is mind boggling. we found out today there are a few times when we may be confused about an issue, but i think we've been able to decipher what's going on and why there hasn't been an agreement. it started with this statement on thursday by school board president mike hutchinson stating that the teachers union abruptly stopped negotiating, even though they were so close to finalizing a salary agreement. >> we want to continue negotiating. we don't want a strike troc but they've left the table and they've broken off discussions. not us. >> and today a small group of teachers showed up at his house as hutchinson was in pajamas and drinking his morning coffee. ofa member of the teachers union bargaining team was on the phone assuring hutchinson that they were at the table ready to negotiate. >> vilma has our bargaining tea

warren lee's mom, leann, has been running the business since 1999. >> me, it's five generations. my son is sixth generation. >> my parents were struggling immigrants. growing up, you're a kid, you don't care about history. but you hear about it. and then once i got older, and now i'm starting to take it over, you're curious about the history of it. >> reporter: warren says the documented history he could find dates back to 1882. >> there is a chinese business directory that shows our businessed. back then, the store, it was an import distribution store. products would be sent from hong kong to america, and this would be the hub. from here, it would be distributed to reno, los angeles, new york. chinatowns all over the u.s. >> reporter: it takes about a week to prepare the meats to sell. the meat is first marinated before it goes into this large drying oven. once it's out, it's ready to sell. people buy the dried meat to add flavor to their dishes. >> like a chicken stock or broth. the flavor drips onto the rice, gives it a rich flavor. as well as the soup. >> every day, different

leanne. well, julian, to my knowledge and those who conduct the survey, this is the first time that voters have been asked that very specific question. >> and it's very telling after years of seeing the drug crisis and knowing that thousands of people have died on our streets, potential voters are weighing in . it's 11:00 in the morning and as expected, the streets of the tenderloin are buzzing around the highly addictive and potentially fatal drug, fentanyl . over the past three years, san francisco has seen about 2000 deaths directly linked to drug overdoses. about 1500 of those are attributed to fentanyl. in a survey of 500 potential voters in san francisco, a poll conducted by the national firm emc research asked should fentanyl felony dealing not have sanctuary city protections? 70% say they support denying sanctuary protection, then 20% opposed it and 10% did not know or refuse to answer. here's how the ceo of emc interpret its those findings and i think it probably is frustration aroun

abc 7 news reporter leanne melendez has the story. lyann of 2024 is best known for surviving high school during a pandemic that shape their lives. what makes this graduate in class so special? remember, they were freshman when covid shut down in person learning. they had to pivot and attend classes online. donye shared this photo of him as a high school freshman. donye: i did not let anything % going after what i wanted to achieve. i did it. lyanne: armon still carries his freshman id with him. for him, returning to in person learning his junior year was difficult after being isolated for nearly a year and a half. armon: everyone had to kind of bring themselves out to talk in front of the teacher or answer a question. at the start of it, everybody was really quiet. principal moy: just the ability to communicate was a challenge and this year with the strike this group is so resilient and , amazing. selina: it finally feels like my hard work has paid off and i can't wait to really get out there and exit this chapter of my life. lyanne:

in san francisco, leanne melendez abc7 news. larry: they investigating what sparked a five acre fire. it started around 9:45 between mcewen world. fire fighters controlled the flames and put out the fire. no structures were threatened or injuries reported. kristen: to a new warning from the cdc on mpox, known as monkeypox, a rebound outbreak, they are encouraging more vaccinations. larry: amanda del castillo has the effectiveness of the vaccine. amanda: the country's outbreak is not overcome a reminder from the cdc this morning. officials are commending public health efforts to improve vaccination and reduce health disparities. in a teleconference call, the mpox response incidents manager and the response deputy coordinator combed through the numbers. >> the mpox outbreak occurred with no warning. in august, with 460 cases a day, cases declined to an average of one per day. at this point. the outbreak is not over. amanda: crediting vaccinations pointing to several studies which looked at vaccine effectiveness. one finding that t

some of these unity that basically continuing sima, this is the media leanne's. if it is sweet bought, it has to be cody, people used to live and, and they say, oh you interacting with us. feel that need your money in there. yeah. in sadie, i didn't that he did to as a valid democrats. yeah. new tunic corla. they saw no bus a lot of soft by with a maybe can who to on our i listed on the do any get but dangling. janet l. nita and he received that to some of his own in godaddy godaddy. but let it mean grandma gillespie, that's the only time that's an animal before that. then go to the solitude unity in this any natty, but i'll feel better at the school. did you the more let's yeah, my know so thankfully validated blanket going. i say it is a t c, but at the she bitcoin a question yet i support by letter did, i mean didn't thing wished to say that bill must get out a real dock will. okay. gun dissolve because his logic get thrown. if we did, i thought of actual loss point or throughout the day now to really mean to can be any silly you in a squad will be labeled wit

reporter: leanne created her line of jewelry during the pandemic. >> so i'm actually chinese and japanese. i think that's always been a very large theme in my life. this duality i've always struggled with but also i'm blessed to hold. reporter: some of her pieces represented friends from vietnamese, filipino, and cantonese american cultures. >> just tell stories through drewry. i hope people can connect with it and when they where it, they feel more connected to their heritage. reporter: david says he's honoring his father's memory through his business joy and hope candle company. >> he raise money for orphans in vietnam. during the pandemic, i had a lot of time for reflection. i was inspired. how do i continue my dad's legacy? me being out here, starting a small business, giving back to my community, that's my way of saying thanks -- thank you to my parents for what they did. all the struggles that they face. reporter: storytelling is mapmaking imprint. she was commissioned by the oakland asian cultural center to make a map of oakland in the 1940's, before the japanese american incarcera

. >> reporter: kitty moore and leanne chow were at the center of the controversy. >> the political power brokers have tried to influence and muzzle the city council and staff through anonymous undisclosed interviews. >> reporter: a short time later their council colleagues stripped them of their committee assignment and now there is a move to perhaps censure the duo. this independent investigation mirrored the report by the civil grand jury accusing the council members of poor treatment of city staff and circumventing protocols. >> that is not how a city is supposed to work. if you take an already overworked staff and tell them hey, so i want you to go find 7,000 pages of stuff and get the specific things lyme looking for. that is untenable. >> reporter: the actions have led to high turnover among senior staff members. in an email to nbc bay area, moore said the report ignored her comments about why she had multiple concerns over the years about certain decisions. and she said she needs to ask a lot of tough questions to make tough decisions. former mayor darcy paul might be in legal tro

well, okay, well matthew leanne, you know, she said, if you really put your nose to the grindstone and look at all, you know, the leonard is some kind of splash. okay, what kind of ship gears could almost running out of time? well, i'm afraid, i think france is no different from anywhere else. i think there is a mass media problem that alva alfred design mentioned. and while there may be a higher degree of understanding for russia and france than in other countries, i don't think france is substantially different than the worst predictions have not come true. i have to say that haven't been power cuts in france. they haven't been, there hasn't been serious hardship just as the west. prof. predictions haven't come through and people instead are worried about, you know, pension reform. as you said, the ukraine thing is not really at the top of the agenda at the moment. it's dragging on and i think that's probably part of russia's i've been strategy. i think russia knows that they will be wor, fatigue. yeah, pretty. and if not already, all of the nay sayers that have had over the last 15

leanne melendez is live newsroom. are they finally going to meet?mmunication between both sides is mind-boggling. there are few times where we may be confused about an issue. but i think we've been able to decipher what is going on and why there has not been an agreement. reporter: it started with the statement on thursday by the school board president, mike hutchinson, stating the teachers union abruptly stopped negotiating, even though they were still close -- so close to finalizing the salary agreement. >> we want to continue negotiating. we don't want a straight. -- a strike. but they have left the table and broken off discussions, not us. reporter: today a small group of teachers showed up at his house as hutchinson was in pajamas and drinking his morning coffee. they are right in front of us, a member was on the phone assuring hutchinson they were at the table ready to negotiate. >> has our bargaining been holding up negotiations? reporter: so, how can both say they are at the tabl

reporter: leanne created her line of jewelry during the pandemic. >> so i'm actually chinese and japanese. i think that's always been a very large theme in my life. this'lways stggled withut also i'm blessed to hold. reporter: some of her pieces represented friends from vietnamese, filipino, and cantonese american cultures. >> just tell stories through drewry. i hope people can connect with it and when they where it, they feel more connected to their heritage. reporter: david says he's honoring his father's memory through his business joy and hope candle company. >> he raise money for orphans in vietnam. during the pandemic, i had a lot of time for reflection. i was inspired. how do i continue my dad's legacy? me being out here, starting a small business, giving back to my community, that's my way of saying thanks -- thank you to my parents for what they did. all the struggles that they face. reporter: storytelling is mapmaking imprint. she was commissioned by the oakland asian cultural center to make a map of oakland in the 1940's, before the japanese american iar >> torconnt w roh y. me

adam price surprised many by challenging his then close friend leanne wood for the leadership of plaideaderfor six years. he easily won that election. he led the party in his first major campaign for the 2019 general election. he has, however, hit the headlines, most notably in 2020, when he called for reparations from the uk government to wales for being ground down into poverty. now, he later apologised for his poor choice of words. he didn't have quite so much comeback when he appeared on the bbc�*s question time and admitted that he'd taken illegal drugs when he was younger. as a gay man who first went clubbing in the 1990s, it would be a bit of a surprise if i hadn't taken drugs, and i'm look, i'm not saying i'm proud of that, but i'm not going to lie about it either. before the 2021 senate elections, adam price announced a plan for wales to gain independence in about ten years. but that plan was dependent on plaid cymru leading the welsh government and labour won the election now. more recently, the party has been mired in allegations around culture. indeed, a damning report foun

involve 2 nations around the world as celebrates in victory day holiday, this month, commemorating leann of world war 2 in europe and africa. the democratic republic of congo is among those holding festivities, including singing soviet songs. oh, because his capitalist peak will mas him through the seats, wearing the st. george ribbon and carrying photographs of full relatives. similar march takes place annually in russia, is the 3rd time is being held in the d. r. c, as the country strengthens its relations with russia. father ram saw this news. our did check out our t dot com, lots of interesting stories there, and we'll be back in just over 30 minutes. with with the chrome tools housed in westminster abbey. radiate the glory of the put his tone . that is one generation hands over to another. so to do the memories and crimes of the history, ah, what caught on a snappy taking up? what in between to face think that, you know, they have a very simple port dis, my keep the same system which we hate in africa. we, a del i king's, we had our queens, we adela war system going on properly, sam

starting off, asking each of you, leanne, what was your reaction when he started to hear the detailsis framework agreement? we that may be in this framework agreement?— that may be in this framework agreement? we are still going throu~h agreement? we are still going through the — agreement? we are still going through the details _ agreement? we are still going through the details and - agreement? we are still going through the details and trying | through the details and trying to figure out what it actually means. and the practicalities. once this legislation is written. it seems like a relatively good deal for the democrats. democrats have been resisting, for months, even negotiating, to lift the debt limit, saying it should be done with no conditions, that they can have a separate conversation about this trajectory of spending in the country. but not tied to the debt limit. well, they ended up having to negotiate the spending in this country, tied to the debt limit. the cuts that we, as far as we can tell, in both domestic spending and is not nearly as much as republicans wanted.

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adam price surprised many by challenging his then close friend leanne wood for the leadership of plaidarty leaderfor six years. he easily won that election. he led the party in his first major campaign for the 2019 general election. he has, however, hit the headlines, most notably in 2020, when he called for reparations from the uk government to wales for being ground down into poverty. now, he later apologised for his poor choice of words. he didn't have quite so much comeback when he appeared on the bbc�*s question time and admitted that he'd taken illegal drugs when he was younger. as a gay man who first went clubbing in the 1990s, it would be a bit of a surprise if i hadn't taken drugs, and i'm...look, i'm not saying i'm proud of that, but i'm not going to lie about it either. before the 2021 senate elections, adam price announced a plan for wales to gain independence in about ten years. but that plan was dependent on plaid cymru leading the welsh government and labour won the election. now, more recently, the party has been mired in allegations around culture. indeed, a damning re

. >>> shortly after the suicides happen, there was this woman, leanne wolf, she called me up and she can put me in touch with a lot of other people, and we have the reunion in 1998. >> in 1998 out in montana there was a heavens gate reunion. rob flew me out there and a bunch of other people, ex-heaven's gaters. >> people got along. >> it is a very difficult trip. it's a very difficult thing to do, but it has such wonderful, beautiful endings that it is all very much worthwhile. >> and her daughter, sharon, was the very first follower. >> at the beginning they were sort of humble, you know, two people out there in the wilderness trying to figure out what they're supposed to do, and you must understand that marshal applewhite has a complex and it's called the messiah complex. >> regardless of how they left here, it doesn't matter. to me they're on a higher level of understanding. >> absolutely convinced that all of her classmates were out in the next level. at this point he's convinced he had been brainwashed, but here they are hanging out on very good terms. it was very cathartic for

in san francisco, leanne melendez. >> and follow my instructions, you can save hundredof dollars a year. alex! mateo, hey how's business? great. you know that loan has really worked wonders. that's what u.s. bank is for. and you're growing in california? -yup, socal, norcal... -monterey? -all day. -a branch in ventura? that's for sure-ah. atms in fresno? fres-yes. encinitas? yes, indeed-us. anaheim? big time. more guacamole? i'm on a roll-ay. how about you? i'm just visiting. u.s. bank. ranked #1 in customer satisfaction with retail banking in california by j.d. power. reporter: drive is a major component of how much you pay for car insurance. ama: how that mileage is determined is important. dan: seven on your site has been looking into that. reporter: let's start with the quiz for you two. how many this year? did your company ask you to estimate your mileage? did you do that? your answers could mean money in your pocket. here is nathaniel and his car. the story started with the letter he opened. >> i have to pay my car insurance. i looked at it and it was up about $400. reporter: he a

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leanne abc7 news. kristen: the last time oakland teachers went on strike was in 2019 and that strike lasted one week. follow the latest on the abc7 bay area app. kristen: new developments now on the stabbings that terrorized the davis community. carlos dominquez was in court today. he entered a not guilty plea on two murder charges and one charge of attempted murder. . we have the latest on the investigation now. reporter: neighbors in this northern california college town, breathing a sigh of relief, after police confirmed the person suspected in a series of stabbings is off the street. >> that would be 21-year-old carlos dominquez of davis. reporter: now facing charges, including two counts of homicide and one count of attempted homicide. a third-year student at uc davis until last week, when he was separated from the school for academic reasons, according to officials. police, arresting him for a string of park stabbings near campus that left two people dead and another person injured. including a u

leanne melendez, abc 7 news.p next, we take you on a tour of the historically recognized japan towns right in the bay area. >> making green tea, mochi, on the outside, beans. ama: see what it took for them to keep their histo alex! mateo, hey how's business? great. you know that loan has really worked wonders. that's what u.s. bank is for. and you're growing in california? -yup, socal, norcal... -monterey? -all day. -a branch in ventura? that's for sure-ah. atms in fresno? fres-yes. encinitas? yes, indeed-us. anaheim? big time. more guacamole? i'm on a roll-ay. how about you? i'm just visiting. u.s. bank. ranked #1 in customer satisfaction with retail banking in california by j.d. power. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you can beat it! ♪ visit youcanbeatit.org or call 833-422-4255 to ask for medication to treat covid-19. >> building a better bay area, moving forward and finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. dan: few days of asian american pacific islander heritage month. tonight, we are taking a closer look at the communities in the

leanne has been reporting for -- reporting on bay area school issues for decades. in touch with her online. her twitter, facebook, and instagram handles are on your screen right now. say, she's ready for summer, and she will get to go with the short sleeves without the sweatshirt later on this week. let me show you a live picture from our east bay hills camera. you are noticing plenty of sun right now, lots of hills. tomorrow, the sun will be shining when game five gets underway tomorrow night at 7:00 p.m. breezy outside and the temperature will be dropping to 52 degrees, so you might want to pack that extra layer. just south of the tahoe area all the way up to buchanan, you are seeing thunderstorms, and here locally, it is pretty quiet. a little cooler, breezy, temperatures upper 50's to low 70's. we will fast-forward and show you what is ahead. no rain in our local forecast, but sunday, the sierra starts to see some showers, possibly going into early next week and even the middle of next week. we are going to keep and i on it because we may need to add some showe

well leanne has been reporting on bay area school issues for decades.e's our senior education reporter. you can get in touch with her online her twitter facebook and instagram handles are all on your screen right now. she did delighted to hear from you. she wouldn't. all right. i think sandy tired of hearing from us. we might be a little the weather this we're gonna try now. i know it hasn't really. like spring lately enoug that it's going to start to feel like it and by this weekend is going to feel like summer. i'm dan. let me show you live doppler 7 right now clouds are beginning to regroup is patchy along the coastline but by morning you're going to see more clouds tomorrow afternoon. it's a warmer day low to mid 70s and our warmest inland valleys right along the coast in the 50s 60s right near the bay. it's not warm enough for you take a look at the temperature trend for antioch from 75 tomorrow to almost 10 degrees warmer on friday 84 degrees and we're going 90s for a saturday as we look ahead rainfall will stay well to the north as high pressure

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according to owner leanne li. business opened in 18 56 167 years ago. she's the sixth generation in her family to run the shop, lee tells me, word of mouth brings her a steady stream of customers. good coming here. good anybody like it? cantonese a worker says the meats are marinated in soy sauce and whinr two days. since i was a little girl. my mom would buy these laps shown for me, which is chinese sauces. favorite is lobby. meats include duck and chicken. they are usually served steamed but can also be stir fried with vegetables has customers who have been coming here for decades. i have colleagues down herself in california. just just love to stuff over here that i need to shift down to them. how long have you been coming to the store? yes i can't buy from my new york city for my classmate family? yeah lounge. i had the pleasure of meeting the creator of the restaurants, many innovative dishes zhao ming, tiffany and leon's father home, cantonese. i tell them the food is delicious. the fried green tea ball is an example of his creations, his take on

all right, leanne has been reporting on bay area school issues for decades.she is our senior education reporter. you can get in touch with her online on her twitter facebook and instagram, her handles are all on the screen right now, and she would be delighted to hear from you. all right feels like we waited decades to get some weather. welcome. a little see. i just say since you both complaining a little bit dan and all that tomorrow. we're gonna bump up those temperatures, but that warm weather and locally is fine. not so much at yosemite. here's live view from yosemite where it is sunny it is going to be in the upper 80s all week long that is going to cause warming of snow melt melting because of the warmer weather. so we do have a flood warning for the merced river at pohono bridge. it is expected to rise above flood stage close to midnight tonight to the flood warning is going for the yosemite valley area. extended period of that warm weather causing the snow melt and excessive runoff flooding of rivers creeks and streams you look at that snowpack. it ha

edward, who leanne knocks it out the park next. any matt wallner. he blasts a shot. to right. one hops, the wall, the school funding gave up 7 hits and 4 earned runs in 5 innings at the plate. the giant dominated by a local kids jonah ryan, the sir francis drake grad pitch 5 innings struck out 4 and only gave up one run. the giant actually drafted this kid out of high school, but he didn't like the money offer. he went to college. instead. here's gabe on his team's sloppy u.s. game of the season. >> not our best defensive game. a good reminder that we have been playing good defense for the majority of the season. without obviously wasn't good enough and really good opportunity to flush it immediately. and and get ready for for milwaukee. not not dwell on ball. we've seen play good defense. but as i mentioned, this is not a trend anything like that. it's just we didn't play good defense a day. when you turn the page quickly. >> mark kotsay hoping his team can stop a six-game slide against the mariners. couple single not going to happen. mariners put up a crooked number in the 4

pretty busy right now say leanne jul traveling up towards oakland. hop on international if you're trying navigate around those busy highways 5.80. you're also starting to see traffic picking up there as well. now we're finally down at the bay bridge from 25 minutes to 16. so things starting to improve as the hours go on. san mateo bridge down from 18 to 14 80 to 101. checking on those highways in the south and along the peninsula. we've been pretty busy there. 46 minutes now. 43 now for about 55. 85 up to the low part. if you're over the east bay, you're traveling along 8.80, silly and down to 37 about 35 minutes. southbound 6.82. to know you're seeing traffic building. but along 6.80, heading up towards the san ramon on the northbound side, things are smooth sailing. the kraken down towards the maze. about 28 minutes darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot it's 8.50. 0, we want to talk baseball it. what? when we talk about the giants game? yeah. it was ugly. it was yeah. not the best performance on the field. we have kron 4 sports director jason du

leanne dinner reports. item one and update and briefing the davis city council wiped its initial agenda for its council meeting tuesday, instead dedicating the meeting in its entirety to discussing a series of stabbings in the city in recent days. i'm very worried. i'm very work with their human beings, and they have feelings. linda hernandez wanted to be there, she says to speak on behalf of those who couldn't voicing her concern for the third victim who was stabbed monday at a homeless encampment . the only victim who survived she's going to have trauma. and that's real. and she's going to have physical pain. police chief outlined the timeline of the three stabbings that killed two men and left a woman in critical condition, the chief says. while it's highly plausible, the attacks are related, not ruling . anything out at this point have been following this for the last couple of days, obviously, and it was just very helpful, i think there is police department , especially derek vital, have known for many

so things are getting busy, especially if you're hopping onto that bridge. 28 minutes to leanne shoved. maybe you're heading up 8.80, no major delays to oakland or find a really good a lot of the highways that you decide to take and crockett outdoors. the maze now looking at 25 minute right there. darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of touch sports. the giants looking to bounce back from a loss against the brewers. yes. and as they kicked off the series at home against the pirates. >> we've got proper earn a kron four's erin wilson and showing us how it went. >> was a really nice memorial day, especially for the giants fan that piled in here on the holiday to celebrate. and of course, watch the giants take on host the pirates here at home. now that started in the second inning for the giants. it was sparked by mitch haniger. the giant showed how will their hitting game has improved so far this season that second inning was capped off by austin slater are homer from him, which was one of 3 on the day. the other 2 actually coming from the birthday. boy. that's 24 year-old patrick ba

leanne, let's turn to this attack on congressman congolese office. this is only the most recent example of lawmakers, their staff members, members of their families being targets of violence. it's happening across the country. is there any push to increase security for these lawmakers? not just when they're in d.c. on the hill. >> so, there has been a push to increase security for lawmakers. they got additional funding for the last two years after the january 6th attack on the capital, and after those a major increase and threats against members of congress. and after speaker pelosi's husband, then speaker pelosi's husband, was attack in their home, there was again another push to do even more. these are questions that are going to come up in appropriations bills and funding bills. but i will say that there is a long running concern among members of congress who many of them have been attacked, even steve scalise, the republican leader and republican members of the baseball team a few years ago were shot at. so this is something that is increasing ea

leann. >> yes, my name is leann and i'm a parent of a student of sfusd and i'm here to support algebra in 7th grade and 8th grade. i have taken it at mission high school and it helped me. it helped me in life in general. so, i'm hoping that the students will get the opportunity to learn, as early as they can. i know some geniuses of all colors and all races that can learn, even before 7th grade algebra. so, please make that available for those students who accelerate and to do better. thank you very much for your time. >> thank you. tony. >> good evening again, my name is tony hines. i'm an apac parent leader. i love to see our students get algebra concepts even before the eighth grade. and they get the concepts in third grade. it isn't about taking math. algebra and other math classes help you with critical thinking. this is a world class city with a lot of billionaires and none of that money trickles down to black children and families. some black children are doing very well. some are doing okay, but a large amount of black children aren't succeeding in math. so, please, i appreciat

leann. >> yes, my name is leann and i'm a parent of a student of sfusd and i'm here to support algebra in 7th grade and 8th grade. i have taken it at mission high school and it helped me. it helped me in life in general. so, i'm hoping that the students will get the opportunity to learn, as early as they can. i know some geniuses of all colors and all races that can learn, even before 7th grade algebra. so, please make that available for those students who accelerate and to do better. thank you very much for your time. >> thank you. tony. >> good evening again, my name is tony hines. i'm an apac parent leader. i love to see our students get algebra concepts even before the eighth grade. and they get the concepts in third grade. it isn't about taking math. algebra and other math classes help you with critical thinking. this is a world class city with a lot of billionaires and none of that money trickles down to black children and families. some black children are doing very well. some are doing okay, but a large amount of black children aren't succeeding in math. so, please, i appreciat

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, i'm a lifelong how— out leanne and kent says, i'm a lifelong tory voter,— out leanne and kent says,s well, you know, in pairs just strolling around . and there are lots of around. and there are lots of security men in iv's jackets and they were being really lovely to everybody. in fact, they were on first name terms with some of them and ijust first name terms with some of them and i just wanted to say a special hello to joanne and lucy , my sisters from bangor are there. they are an one of them had forgotten the tent , so they had forgotten the tent, so they were going to have to share a one man tent. but the sisters and their gb news viewers and they went , it's all the people they went, it's all the people walking around and trying to. princess drove past, but princess anne drove past, but they , it's liz kershaw. they went, it's liz kershaw. it's kershaw. so hello. and it's liz kershaw. so hello. and then all these americans, because i was wearing this coat, i thought , oh my god, who's that i thought, oh my god, who's that ? so they were all coming up and saying, could we have

by farc soybeans, corn and wheat with my wife leanne and our three sons charlie, cory, carter. i am testifying on behalf of the american soybean association. asa represents more than 500,000 soybean farmers across the three primary soybean producing states. nationally u.s. soybean farmers produced over 4 billion bushels last year on over 87 million planted acres it is a busy season across living country with farmers working hard to get this year's crop in the ground. we hope that this time next year we will have a new farmville in place that provides farmers a strong safety net that is stronger than what we have now. effective safety net is a vital it should give us farmers confidence to put out a corrupt and know we can keep the lights on when hard times hit. in the next farmville we need to priorities with the firm safety net. one is protecting crop insurance is improving title i firm safety net for soybeans. we must protect crop insurance. this is most effective and important component of the firm safety net for swimming farmers. without crop insurance the risk of the more t

i'm leanne chang a board member speaking for myself call nothing spchlt slow streets. i think tell be a viling connector in our network. thank you. call and say chon row is the only tw way street that allows for traffic to move mull low in 2 directions. all of the other streets aside from the big once which are already blocked up and over crowded. chon row is the only one where you don't full in i driff to pass another car. so -- i would encourage you to take a look at the neighborhood and vote, no on this proposal. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> i'm steph no and i liveod story street for 17 years now. i raise 3 children in this neighborhood and learned huto roadway a bicycle on our narrow street. we use a canyon all the time. with the delivery drivers, construction the -- the -- garbage removal we already have to dole with this all the time where our streets are being congested and clogged. i think the benefit is to a very small group of people. and the rest us will have to bear the brunt of chonery being seen or viewed as block to traffic. >> 30 se

according to owner leanne li. business opened in 18 56 167 years ago.ixth generation in her family to run the shop, lee tells me, word of mouth brings her aytream of customers. good coming here good as anybody like it, cantonese, a worker says the meats are marinated in soy sauce and wine for four days and oven dried for two days. since i was a little girl. my mom would buy these laps shown for me, which is chinese sauces. the other family favorite is la bacon. everything is good meats include duck and chicken. they are usually served steamed but can also be stir fried with vegetables has customers who have been coming here for decades. i have colleagues down herself in california. just just love to stuff over here that i need to shift down to them. how long have you been coming to the store? yes i can't buy from my new york city for my classmate family. back in hong lounge. i had the pleasure of meeting the creator of the restaurants, many innovative dishes xiaoming, tiffany and leon's father home, cantonese. i tell them the food is delicious. the frie

let's talk to paul and leanne. i don't know where to start. such an incredible show.the 2020 election and after the role of the murdochs's fox news. so it has been a really fascinating take and some insight into, even though it is nonfiction, kind of how the other side, how these really wealthy power—hungry and powerful people may be act in some instances and live. bike is all in the introduction, it is about how you can create a whole series around people who are utterly unlikable. there is not one character and there you like but itjust overly watchable. it you like but it 'ust overly watchable.— you like but it 'ust overly watchable. , , ., . watchable. it is utterly watchable i have an obsession _ watchable. it is utterly watchable i have an obsession with _ watchable. it is utterly watchable i have an obsession with succession and i_ have an obsession with succession and i cannot wait for the finale. but what — and i cannot wait for the finale. but what is _ and i cannot wait for the finale. but what is interesting is how it is like the _ but what is interesting

leanne rinny has the story. responding to emergencies across the region.om the chest. but now they are the first team in the country _ from the chest. but now they are the first team in the country to _ from the chest. but now they are the first team in the country to carry - first team in the country to carry out in—flight first team in the country to carry out in—flight simulations, exploring how they can treat patients on the way to hospital, notjust on the ground. way to hospital, not 'ust on the round. ~ . ~ , , ground. we are currently flying around 1000 _ ground. we are currently flying around 1000 feet _ ground. we are currently flying around 1000 feet and - ground. we are currently flying around 1000 feet and despite i ground. we are currently flying i around 1000 feet and despite all ground. we are currently flying - around 1000 feet and despite all of the noise, the motion and the limited space, the new research being carried out by the team here means they are able to perform life—saving procedures literally in the air. life-saving procedures li

leanne rinne has been to have a look. it's the period drama that's become a national treasure. the details, which suddenly they come back to you. but the great tour guides on this were able to say to me, "i'm not sure you're right about that, steve!" and i was going, oh, i'm not sure... did we do that here? 0h, 0k!" you know, because it's been... because 12, 13 years is a long time in television. if you are a super fan, i you're going to really enjoy the new parts of the gallery that we've installed — one _ of which is trixie's wedding dress, which is absolutely stunning. i it really is. it's such a beautiful- piece to have on display, as well as bridesmaids' dresses, as well. - we've actually introduced two new major sets — - one being buckle's shop, and the other is- violet's haberdashery. so fans can get up close _ and personal with those sets, too. the cast will be back here in just a few weeks to start filming this year's christmas special — with series 13 returning injanuary. 0h, oh, i hope they are ready for the crowds. such a popular programme. that would be a good thin

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