it's an unfolding of 35 years of suspended grief. >> dale abrams is the victim's older brother. he and his older brother and their mother are pleading for information. >> to help us understand why she lost her life way too soon, and why. why her daughter lost her mother way too soon. >> do the right thing. unburden yourself. you know, step forward. tell the truth. bring justice. >> anyone with information, no matter how small the tip may be, is asked to contact the placer county sheriff's office. live in studio. henry lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right. thank you. henry. well, three people were injured in a san francisco apartment fire last night in the city's mission district. the fire department shared video of crews on the scene shortly after 7:00 last night near 14th and mission. investigators say two people were taken to the hospital to be treated for their injuries. a third was treated at the scene. the flames caused major damage to the building. investigators are still trying to determine the cause. and new video shows the moment an suv plowed into a parklet in san fra

because $2 billion of biden's climate spending went to a non-profit abrams suddenly launched. should doge audit biden's big climate spending? did it help reelect democrats? or democrat come pains like kamala harris? also coming up airline executives like the ceo of delta pushing back on the media like cbs gayle king saying to the media, trump's faa reforms had nothing to do with recent plane crashes but first this story. >> i don't care if you love congestion pricing or hate it, but the cameras are staying on. we are keeping the cameras on. liz: okay, whatever that's about. democrats are defending government waste and now tax hikes and fees. democrat new york governor kathy hochul defending her big tax, the congestion pricing fee on new york city workers blue collar people don't like it. she's saying she's going to fight for it. do democrats think voters go for that? joe concha will break it down coming up next. we're excited to talk to joe. please stick with us we'll be right back after the break. >> new york has gone to hell. there is crime, congestion pricing is a double ta

it's an unfolding of 35 years of suspended grief. >> dale abrams is the victim's older brother. he and his older brother and their mother are pleading for information. >> to help us understand why she lost her life way too soon, and why. why her daughter lost her mother way too soon. >> do the right thing. unburden yourself. you know, step forward. tell the truth. bring justice now. >> anyone with information, no matter how small the tip may be, is asked to contact the placer county sheriff's office. mike. >> all right. let's hope those leads come in. henry lee, live tonight here in studio. henry. thank you. new at six. a member of the antioch police oversight commission has resigned. one day before she was being considered for removal at tomorrow's city council meeting. leslie may is accused of using several racist phrases to describe the antioch city manager and former city attorney during a special council meeting last month. now, in a statement, the city of antioch says it will not tolerate racist behavior or language from any city employee or representative of the city. ton

>> it sticks next to stacy abrams's name, d as in democrats, rules for thee, not for thee. let's say lee zeldin uncovered a $2 billion slush fund, who defeated stacy abrams, the new york times, washington post, cbs will be covering this? it will be front page stuff for a week but stacy abrams is a media darling, she has been an election denier in the past and gets a free pass for it. if you have a d next to your name, the bias comes to rescue you where most people outside fox news and the new york post aren't hearing about this and that is not journalism. stuart: that's $2 billion. donald trump celebrated his first month in office at the republican governors dinner. >> we've made a lot of progress, the best four weeks anybody has ever had. a few more weeks like this and we will be in great shape but it is a pleasure to do it, we rip down whatever they have done, like i want to do one executive order, anything he signed is terminated. it is easier, point after point are signed, just everything he signed is no good because that is what basically it is all about. stuart: trump

it's an unfolding of 35 years of suspended grief. >> dale abrams is the victim's older brother.his older brother and their mother are pleading for information. >> to help us understand why she lost her life way too soon, and why. why her daughter lost her mother way too soon. >> do the right thing. unburden yourself. you know, step forward. tell the truth. bring justice. >> anyone with information, no matter how small the tip may be, is asked to contact the placer county sheriff's office. henry lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right. the bay area is on the clock as super bowl 60 is coming to levi's stadium. >> after the break, today's ceremonial handoff and the preparations already underway one year out. >> and right now, we are tracking some cold weather out there. plus, a new storm brewing off the bay area coast as we give you a live look outside at downtown san francisco on this monday night. chief meteorologist bill martin w l dial in the mmmm... planet oat's so creamy and not watery like- exactly! and unsweetened has 0 grams of sugar. and it's an excellent source of calcium.

to stacy abram's group even though they never handled more than $100 before that. they want this money to go to support the base activist groups. it's one of the reasons why you have so many of the left flipping out over doge. the lights are getting turned out on this kind of abuse. >> that $20 billion was part of the biden administration's greenhouse gas reduction program that went to eight different groups including $2 billion to power forward communities which abrams is link to and posted on x thrilled to be part of at rewiring america and the power forward community. prioritizing housing, equity, resilience. the timing of this award has come under scroti knee just one month after abrams endorsed biden for re-election. democrats say it is not about fraud but republicans trying to gut environmental protection. >> elon musk has taken a wrecking ball to that progress. trump and musk are rolling out the red carpet for the worst corporate polluters handing massive giveaways to billionaire donors so they can drill and destroy millions of acres of our pristine lands an

abrams. nishiki was the mother of a young daughter. but she went missing on halloween night in berkeley back in 1989. and the case went cold in 1990. remains were found on an embankment in placer county miles away, but no one could make the connection. that is, until now, when technology finally led to a break in this case. new at five. our crime reporter henry lee joins us live in studio with more. henry. >> well, claudine, friends, tell me this woman from berkeley would never willingly leave her young daughter behind. she also had no known connections to placer county. so while she has officially been identified, the search for her killer goes on. a breakthrough in the halloween 1989 disappearance in berkeley of 21 year old wendy abrams nishiki. on monday, placer county sheriff's spokeswoman elise silver said. remains found by target shooters in 1990 off a steep embankment outside colfax were that of abrams nishiki. >> it's not the news that any family ever wants to receive, but after 35 years, i can only imagine that it does bring s

the stacey abrams handout was $2 billion, okay? let's start with that.t is part of greenhouse reduction slush fund, that is what the bidens did well. but, bet, but $5 million that i think came out of this greenhouse gas reduction, but i'm not sure, but it is $5 billion. the guy overseeing it sent the $5 billion to a firm that all his friends were running and that he, himself was involved with before he held the office only briefly, by the way. it was a george soros operation. the worst case have self-dealing i have ever seen. again, it has nothing to do with climate. and there's more to do with this, i don't know, besides the two million-dollar slush fund, there was another $27 billion fund someplace noted by biden's green new deal angels. but is incredible and all happened by the way, late 2023 and early mid 2024 just before the election. that is called election-year payoffs. so one thing after another. it has nothing to do with climate change or the lack thereof. >> sandra: karoline leavitt cackled a little bit talking about doge. listen. >> they know

we spoke to her older brother, dale abrams, over the phone on monday, he says. for decades, the family has lived with the absence of closure and what that meant was suspended grief. but now they can at least start to begin the process of grieving, and it's a huge relief knowing where she is. sylvia says they are still investigating what exactly happened to the mother of one, and they're asking people to come forward if they know anything. >> identifying her is a huge step in moving toward now, figuring out what happened and who is responsible. so it is believed that somebody killed her. and so now we are investigating and trying to determine who may be responsible for her death. >> in placer county. roxanne elias abc ten. >> a rock star's plane crashes into another jet on the runway. new details about what caused this deadly collision. >> a weight loss drug advertising battle. from the super bowl to the pages of major newspapers. >> and a rough turn of events for a legendary competition. why this year, there may not be a world's ugliest dog. >> first, a look at

at fisher investments, we're clearly different. 21 year old wendy abrams.t seen in berkeley on halloween of 1989. the next year, remains were found on an embankment in placer county. as ktvu henry lee explains, new technology has linked those remains to the missing woman. >> a breakthrough in the halloween 1989 disappearance in berkeley of 21 year old wendy abrams nishiki. on monday, placer county sheriff's spokeswoman elise silver said remains found by target shooters in 1990 off a steep embankment outside colfax were that of abrams nishiki. >> it's not the news that any family ever wants to receive, but after 35 years, i can only imagine that it does bring some sense of peace. >> for decades, she had been a jane doe, a sketch without a name. the remains found were the pearl necklace. but with advances in genetic genealogy, abrams, nishiki's mother, was identified as a likely relative of the victim. >> we did have some evidence that contained dna. so some fingernail clippings were actually shared. >> after more than three decades, investigators are continu

we spoke to her older brother, dale abrams, over the phone on monday, he says. for decades, the family has lived with the absence of closure and what that meant was suspended grief. but now they can at least start to begin the process of grieving, and it's a huge relief knowing where she is. sylvia says they are still investigating what exactly happened to the mother of one, and they're asking people to come forward if they know anything. >> identifying her is a huge step in moving toward now, figuring out what happened and who is responsible. so it is believed that somebody killed her. and so now we are investigating and trying to determine who may be responsible for her death. >> in placer county. roxanne elias abc ten. >> a rock star's plane crashes into another jet on the runway. new details about what caused this deadly collision. >> a weight loss drug advertising battle. from the super bowl to the pages of major newspapers. >> and a rough turn of events for a legendary competition. why this year, there may not be a world's ugliest dog. >> first, a look at

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it's a nonprofit that partnered with multiple left wing groups founded by abrams.ng us now epa head himself lee zeldin. mr. administrator, can you explain what the huck happened here? and how another slush fund has been exposed? >> so this is $2 billion of that 20 billion that was parked at this bank outside of government towards the end of the biden administration. stacy abrams only received $100 in 2023. they then got $2 billion in this grant in 2024. now, i was just reading over the grant agreement, laura, on the first page, it gives the organization, this nonprofit 21 days to distribute $2 billion. but this is the crazy part. i went to page 7 of the grant agreement. and it's giving the entity 90 days to complete a training called how to develop a budget. now, i would say that if an organization needs to take a training on how to develop a budget, one, they should be taking the training before they are spending a dollar but they definitely shouldn't be getting 2 billion. >> laura: she is quite something, right? she loses. in georgia. and then she goes on to be -

and right now, elon musk wants to turn epa into every polluter's ally. >> no response from abrams.ead to a legal challenge, bret? >> bret: steve, thank you. los angeles mayor karen bass is replacing the city fire chief the dismissal of kristin crowley comes in the aftermath of historic wildfires last month. bass said crowley allowed a thousand firefighters to be sent home on the morning the blazes broke out. she blames crowley for refusing to fill out an after action report. a project many consider a waste of billions of dollars is now under the scrutiny of the trump administration. national correspondent william la jeunesse tells us about the uncertain fate of california's high speed rail effort. >> if you want to go protest somewhere, if you want to shout at someone, go to the governor's mansion. go talk to democrats in the legislature who have brought us this crappy project. >> that's transportation safety sean duffy responding to hecklers after ordering an audit of california's controversial train to nowhere. >> one step closer to high speed rail in california. >> first approve

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stacey abrams is about to get dodged. right after she lost her last election, she started a climate group with a bunch of other people. you know, if you're a democrat, got to have a climate charity. well, it started out with just 100 bucks. couldn't raise a penny. then biden comes in and voila, they donate $2 billion to this brand new group. what does stacey abrams know about the climate? she's an erotic thriller writer who lives outside of atlanta. has stacey abrams ever even gone hiking? i don't know, she just doesn't strike me as a nature enthusiast. did stacey abrams plant any trees with the money? did she pick up any litter? well, we can't find any evidence that this group did anything for the climate. trump's guys are trying to claw back the cash, but that is a lot of money. and this is how the game works. democrats launch 500 1c3. their friends in dc send them our money and then they hire their cousins, pay all themselves fat salaries and use the money to travel first class of course, to climate summits and pay al

dan abrams is determined to find out. plus, a california campsite becomes a crime scene. >> i wish that i could go back and say, don't go camping. >> what happened in the woods that left one man burned beyond recognition and another savagely stabbed, clinging to life. >> i woke up, i think it was like my house. >> as cops searched for a killer in the wild, the case takes an even more chilling turn. thanks for joining us. by now, everyone is familiar with the name luigi mangione. the ivy league graduate accused of gunning down the united health care ceo, who became a social media sensation. he's facing life in prison. but to his fans, he's a hero who should be set free. and now, for the first time since his arrest, luigi is addressing the public. this, as a new documentary, sets out to answer the question who is luigi mangione? >> the ceo of united health care shot and killed. >> the story exploded. >> a shocking caught on tape assassination. a brazen suspect. >> police arrested luigi mangione. >> and the bizarre cult foll

investigators say the rea wins belong to wendy abrams-nishikai. her remains were found near an embankment on yankee jims road in a rural area outside colfax. at the time the technology was not advanced enough to identify those human remains until now. >> because of all of the advances with dna technology, we were able to work with the doj in richmond and so we actually provided them some fingernails and from those fingernails they were able to get dna and find a match with a family member. that's what really got the ball rolling. >> the placer county sheriff says additional dna from other family members was used to come up with a positive id. they hope this will provide at least some closure for the family. the sheriff's department says the case is far from solved. they're asking anyone with information on this woman's whereabouts, her disappearance, how she may have died to contact their tip line. at 6:00 we'll hear from friends of the victim who are finally getting some answers all these years later. >> thanks, sara. >>> in monterey county moss

nonprofit with ties to former georgia candidate stacey abrams. it says the epa is looking to where some $2 billion ended up. writing they have been looking into whether or not the money received a green energy grant despite the fact it was founded in late 2023 and never manageed anywhere near the grants dollars filing you're. abrams says she is no fan of the doge cuts. we'll see if the organization responds. and see if the president talks about what it is like as he marks one month in office today. >> bill: nice to sigh, sir. >> dana: james langford joins us now. on the money that went to stacey abrams group and supposedly misspent. can congress get that money back? >> it becomes a challenge. you tell me if we can get enough democrats to join us in the senate to do that. the president can do that with oversight saying how will we make sure this is done? the department of justice can say it was fraudulently done and work to claw it back. it is interesting to me to watch. early days in the biden administration they were creating d.e.i. programs and

trying to get the radical climate groups including 2,000,000,004 stacey abrams group.ng is you don't sea eminent -- any democrats in the senate sang gosh this stuff is bad we made a mistake they are just taking in. they are kicking and still supporting open borders, still supporting boys & girls club sports. they just say, hey, trump and they hate elon musk. >> sean: they keep saying it is a constitutional crisis. you are a legal scholar. ellen durst says you were one of his best students of all time national debating champion. i might actually agree with the characterization of the constitutional crisis because of the deception. they had what they are doing and stealing the people the peoples of money and wasting it abroad in this way. >> that is a deception and corruption i have never seen. listen i agree it is a crisis for democrats but it is a political crisis. a crisis of all of their abuse and their theft is being exposed. today at cpac i did my podcast the verdict with ted cruz and i interviewed bondi. a great interview with pam bondi where we talked about her f

a new development tonight in the disappearance of a woman from berkeley. 21 year old wendy abrams.ki was the mother of a young daughter. but she went missing on halloween night in berkeley back in 1989. and the case went cold in 1990. remains were found on an embankment in placer county miles away, but no one could make the connection. that is, until now, when technology finally led to a break in this case. new at five. our crime reporter henry lee joins us live in studio with more. henry. >> well, claudine, friends, tell me this woman from berkeley would never willingly leave her young daughter behind. she also had no known connections to placer county. so while she has officially been identified, the search for her killer goes on. a breakthrough in the halloween 1989 disappearance in berkeley of 21 year old wendy abrams nishiki. on monday, placer county sheriff's spokeswoman elise silver said. remains found by target shooters in 1990 off a steep embankment outside colfax were that of abrams nishiki. >> it's not the nth

just discovered 2 billion in taxpayer funding for a nonprofit linked to stacey abrams. yeah, a nonprofit that, at 100 bucks in revenue, mysteriously got $2 billion from us. and it arrived a month after abrams penned an op ed endorsing biden. talk about a payoff. i haven't seen a bribe that obvious since brit hume paid me to keep quiet about his tramp stamp. >> right? >> and what has all that money done since then? well, it didn't it definitely didn't go to dental work. unfair. true. what trump's doing just seems right. if the government has been stealing from you to pay off all these frauds, why shouldn't we steal it back? but was that the point of doge? doge was designed to confront a debt crisis that spells doom for this country. and it got that way because the government became a piggy bank for special interests and foreign cutouts. we also resented chipping into a leftist slush fund against our will every time we got paid. so now we want it to be our piggy bank. so much like j.b. pritzker's pants, i'm torn. first, i want doge to continue on its amazing warpath. but

despite the 22 billion to stacy abrams and circumcisions and all that. that it could somehow be reconstructed. it takes time but right now we are identifying where the toxic tumours lay and identify how it's been untraceable and how corrupt the system is. taking a minute not just to rooted up at set things right again. so biding time as a good investment. >> greg: a good summation from our lawyer on the panel, emily compagno oh. before we go, tickets are available for my live 2025 to her. i will be in indiana, arizona, pennsylvania, kentucky, and texas just to name a few states. up next, rat with the biggest belly is also the most smelly. gotcha! is that my belt? ah, parts of it, yeah. oh! i'm getting a value update! do you see which one is going off? how's it trackin'? good! got some dips, some rises. now what? "hold?" sold. did we get a little carried away? noooo. room for more! track your car's value on carvana today. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payme

they were trying to get to radical climate groups, including 2 billion for stacey abrams group. it is corrupt. and what's amazing is you don't see any democrats in the senate saying, gosh, this stuff is bad. we made a mistake here. they're just digging in. they're digging in. they're still supporting open borders. they're still supporting boys and girls sports. they just they hate trump and they hate elon musk. >> they keep saying it's a constitutional crisis. you're a legal scholar. alan dershowitz says you were one of his best students of all time. national debating champion. i might actually agree with the characterization of a constitutional crisis because of the deception. they hid what they were doing and stealing the people's money and wasting it abroad this way. that that is a deception and a corruption i've never seen. >> listen, i agree it is a crisis for democrats, but it's a political crisis. it's a crisis of all of their abuse and their theft is being exposed. you know, today at cpac, i did my podcast verdict with ted cruz and interviewed pam bondi, and it was a gre

the remains of wendy abrams at nishi. kai were found in colfax in 1990, at the time. investigators were unable to identify the remains and listed her as jane doe. but thanks to advancements in technology, in forensic genealogy, a new cold case investigation team reopened this case in 2023. last year. dna analysis helped link the remains to a relative of the victim. after further testing, she was identified just last month. >> well, it's amazing. he's alive. a man who was shot 7 times for no apparent reason. a couple of weeks ago is sharing his story tonight of survival. 2 weeks later. first, a warning you may find this surveillance video to be a little disturbing. martin olive says it was on a smoke break. looking at his phone outside a dispensary when a man came upon him on an e-bike walk towards them and then just started shooting. all of says even shot him twice in the back while he was lying on the sidewalk. he was also shot in the face. his arm and his shoulder. >> it's a fantastic. i'm not did not want to die on 9th street and in the middle of the afternoon, the

stacey ab abrams and perpetual governmenter in georgia and how did she get $2 billion?h laura ingram on her show and i had just read the grant agreement. we're on page one of grant agreement and says this enty formed and has 21 days to distribute $2 billion and on page seven, there's 90 days to complete a training called how to develop a budget. if they need to complete training called how to develop a budget, they should be completing a training first before they spend $1 and shouldn't be getting $2 billion. you referenced a term self-dealing and there's a lot of self-dealing across the way this money went out. larry: speaking of self-dealing and running with senior biden official and i don't know what he was -- he was running and there was the same. >> director of greenhouse gas larry: he puts 5 billion into the coalition for green capital. and that's total self-dealing and that's going to be prosecuted a, lee. >> this money should be coming back to taxpayers funding should only be going out in a way that has accountability and oversight and entire scheme is an issue

they pushed up to $2 billion to a climate group that stacey abrams oversaw.retty incredible, ke kerri. >> there are a lot of question marks over this one. why did they do it? how did they get it so fast? today there was a human in massachusetts and this one is particularly crazy. the way some people intermediate and the state a.g.'s are painting discussed that the trump administration is cutting funding for public health research. one, in fact, what they are doing is capping these overhead costs. for instance, the federal government gives, sake of $100 to a university for research on parkinson's and the university says, we need $30,000 for these additional overhead costs but they don't have to delineate what those costs are. so the trip every station and the nih said, we are going to add cap those costs at 15% piece just because these universities are making a killing on these overhead costs, and we don't even know where these are going. it looks like at least from this perspective that it seems like a pretty common sense measure to take. >> martha: yeah, it

in 2023, stacy abrams joins rewiring america as a senior council and in 2022 stacy abrams said this to cnn... >> i intend to push for environmental resilience and this is a bill that will help us do that but overall it will put money back into the pockets of georgians, americans, and that's the progress we need to continue to make. >> trace: a lot of people are wondering if that money went in the pockets of georgians or to the money go in the pockets of somebody else. >> it amazes me that if 1 of the things that d.o.g.e. uncovered happen in corporate america it would be kids -- considered white collar crime but if you call it a federal grant and run it to the federal government everything is hunky-dory. something to point out about --, this is our boston tea party. we through tea into the harbor back in the boston tea party and now we are throwing port into the potomac. these are the harder and paychecks, the hard-earned dollars of the american people. you would have to bundle together hundreds of thousands of dollars of blue-collar paychecks to equal 1 line item on the waist, abuse an

we're talking about billions of dollars going to stacey abrams' group and this other person you justipients, they're all a pass-throughs. they're giving it to other entities, and many of those entities are pass-throughs too. and once it goes to the subgrantee, in wig, epa -- in writing, epa has almost no oversight and control over what happens to those funds next. elizabeth: wow. this is really crazy stuff. that was epa chief lee zeldin telling larry kudlow about the $20 billion in taxpayer money that a biden's aides secretly squirreled away at citibank in secret climate slush funds that's now going down through a web, a america of nonif profits -- a network of nonprofits run by democrats including $2 billion that that went to stacey abrams' nonprofit. biden's top director running biden's biggest slush fund, he oversaw the $27 billion greenhouse gas reduction fund, he allegedly approved a $5 billion giveaway of your money to his former employer, the coalition for green capital, where he had work with the as director of policy. let's get right to congressman pat fallon from house over

officers caught ross and abrams, but the other woman escaped. have filed more than two dozen charges against them, including hit and run, evading an officer and resisting, obstructing or delaying police. san jose voters are hearing from candidates running for a vacant city council seat. six candidates are vying to replace disgraced former councilmember omar torres in april after a special election. hundreds gathered to hear the candidates talk about their background and plans for the city. the candidates include gabby chavez. lopez. adam duran, matthew quevedo, irene smith and anthony taddeo's. phil dolan did not attend. >> i have also been delivering services directly to this community through the pandemic all the way to today. >> i was born and raised in san jose's east side, and what makes me unique is that i have just shy of 29 years of public safet, and with the sheriff's department. >> on housing, folks, we got to admit we're falling behind. we need folks who have bold visions. i'm pushing for us to build 10,000 new homes in our downtown c

i think stacey abrams is so pretending to be the governor of georgia. if anyone questions the results of an election, i would have a greater fear that that would come from democrats. host: david, independent line, new jersey. caller: good morning, thank you. i think an area where republicans and democrats could come together to really stop abuse would be in the community action programs that stand in the middle of the money stream between the federal government and head start. head start is a highly emotional issue, because it is iconic from lyndon johnson. it is in project 2025 because it is such a red flag. but the bipartisan piece is that these community action programs around the united states collect -- i don't know, a range of $1 billion per year and they are not monitored by either republicans or democrats for how they use the money. here in flemington, the minute flemington dropped below the federal poverty line, the community action program headquartered in philipsburg, new jersey rushed in and filled it with programs like head start. i'm not d

billion on a greenhouse greenhouse gas reduction initiative that went to reportedly to a stacey abrams linked organization. what is essentially tantamount to pinstripe patronage at this point in time. $20 billion 2 billion of it reportedly went to a stacey abrams linked organization with an organization that was just stood up, an organization that had only had revenues of about 100 dollars, $2 billion. >> so thanks one and all. appreciate it. sorry we got to we got to go. the flip flops on russia's war in ukraine. some republican lawmakers are standing by behind president trump despite a different view just a few months ago. i'm going to talk with a republican member of the senate armed services committee. that's next. plus, tiger woods among the guests joining president trump at the white house celebrating black history month. the event, of course, is raising eyebrows, given comments by the president about dei. we're going to talk to doctor cornel west. ahead. stay with us. >> welcome back. >> have i got news for you? new saturday on cnn. >> a sleep number bed is perbeet for couples.

tierra mitchell, known as t and corey abrams, aka splash, are part of the collective. t worked for a media music company when she met russell in022. from that day that we met each other, we just knew, like, it felt like it was somebody you'd known since forever. no. this show saved my life. splash quit his job as a security guard shortly after meeting russell. i was like, just this little kid with a cracked phone. like, man, you think you could just watch my video? and he watched it and was like, you did this? i did. he was like, take my number down. we're gonna do a video. splash traded his cracked phone for a camera documenting russell's life and shooting music videos. can't tell my sins. i'm out like this one called am i musty featuring marshawn lynch, where he recreated his 2006 golf cart joy ride at cal. i was showing, like i could really be something, and i was pushed to really be something. when i make certain music and certain songs and you look into the crowd and there's everyone of every race crying or feeling something, that's culture. russell, now looking t

abrams is wanted on an arrest warrant out of los angeles. both remaining custody. the san francisco county jail in francisco, theresa kron. >> students at santa clara's wilcox, high school walking out of school today to protest president trump's plan for the mask. deportation of immigrants. the demonstrations organizer says about half the student body at wilcox, our children of immigrants or immigrants themselves. >> it was really amazing to see how many people are actually supporting our cars. you know, there was a lot of cars honking in support or a lot of people like joined in with us. any was a may be really happy to see that this many people support. and i didn't expect this many students to come out and support. you know, the students who demonstrated say that they're going to continue to fight for their future. >> let's talk weather as we get a live look outside here. the view from the top of about 10:00am as the cities glistening on this monday night. yeah. sounds like a cliche, but really this is the calm before the storm. yeah. how about that, guys? nice

she's got outstanding warrants out of alameda berkeley, sacramento and san pablo in the passenger abrams is wanted on an arrest warrant out of los angeles. both remain custody. the san francisco county jail in francisco, theresa kron for tonight. redwood city is holding a vote of support for this coming after san mateo city leaders voted unanimously. >> to no longer support christina corpus as their sheriff, the future of san mateo county sheriff christina corpus still wavering as the wave of action against rick continues facing accusations of racism, homophobia and abuse of power that she denies. the vote is set for 06:00pm. let's get a check on the forecast here is we take a >> live look. the camera is on sutro tower and at the bottom of the screen, you can kind of the tippy top of alcatraz there. >> and lawrence is joining us in the studio to give an idea whether trends that coming are boy, last week was really rough around the bay area. nice start to this week so far. but as we go throughout the week, i think that wet weather makes return right now. beautiful sunset working on so far

i discuss opportunities and dangers ahead with elliott abrams, special -- during iran's first term. >> then. >> "i'm still here." the oscar-nominated film telling a family that was ripped apart. actor fernanda torres and director walter salles joins me. >> it is difficult for someone with knowledge and bad experience to find that is consistently healthy. >> why is the american diet so deadly? position and writer tells us what he thinks. >>> "amanpour & co.," is made possible by the anderson endowment, candace king we are, the sylvia a and simon b programming endowment to fight anti-semitism. the family foundation of laila and mickey strauss, mark j lesher. the devastating no foundation. the peter g peterson and joe guns fund. committed to bridging cultural differences in our community. barbara hope zuckerberg, jeffrey katz, beth rogers, and contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >>> thank you to the program everyone. i am christiane amanpour.

taylor, rose y eirika abrams están programadas para comomparecer en corte el día de mañana jueves.sco porque hoy el alcalde daniel lurie firmó una declaratoria de emergencia para abordar el creciente problema del uso de fentanilo en esa ciudad. esta medida busca varias cosas. primero, acelerar la entrega de recursos para aumentar la capacidad de albergues y de tratamientos para quienes luchan contra esta adicción. pero también va a permitir la colaboración con entidades privadas. durante los próximos 6 meses, esta empresa. cerveza y alcohol fuerte y alcohol, alcohol fuerte. y qué drogas hacías antes? cristal, cristal. y quisieras que alguien te ayude a quitar la adicción del alcohol y a salir de la calle y limpiarte? así como que no es la reacción de las propias personas adictas. el centro de recursos críticos en la calle geary abrirá en septiembre y va a ofrecer asistencia médica y psiquiátrica las 24 horas del día. vamos a una pausa, pero al regresar hablaremos sobre un evento en el que ayudarán a las personas que necesiten tramitar sus impuestos. lo más tradicional es el lomo sa

investigators say the remains belong to wendy abrams-nishikai from berkeley.as last seen on halloween in 1989. her remains were found near an embankment on yankee jims road. at the time technology wasn't advanced enough to make an identification, so it was classified as a jane doe case. the placer county sheriff says technological advances in the past 35 years helped them at least solve part of the case. family and friends are still looking for answers. >> we actually provided them some fingernails and they were able to get dna and find a match with a family member. >> why hasn't anybody come forward to say somebody was there? somebody knows. somebody knows something. who knows? >> the placer county sheriff says additional dna from other family members were used to come up with a positive id. the sheriff's department said the case isn't solved. they're asking anyone with information to contact their tip line. >>> it's hard to focus on anything if you have tooth pain and if you're homeless, it can be a struggle to even get an appointment to see a dentist. kevin

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yeah, to join the a, the abram, it cools of the 2000 to a open, a economic, a relations and diplomatic relations in other relations weekday is way. which is of course, very, very important economically and politically. but that it will happen without any a political preconditions. and so that might be, i'm saying, forget to forget the if you are not committed to the 2 state solution, we were not to join, then nobody's vision process. and this is a very, very important griswold. i've got so many more questions about the thing. wouldn't have to leave it that hopefully we'll talk again soon. thank you so much. you'll see bailing the form is really just su, 400 and the now the sudanese army says he's taking control of several towns seized by the permanent sri rapid support forces in the east central. because the other states, including the city of why the matheny, thousands of student needs who are forced to flee the city, now hope to go back off to a year of looting and vandalism. there are concerns that may not be much for people to respond to. i'm involved as the story a year ago for 10

history of palestinian displacement, but they did say that one of the big topics was going to be on the abram records, as you know, under the 1st administration trump administration. these are some normalization with arrow countries. they've definitely said they want to try and talk about expanding that to saudi arabia, pointing out that the president's 1st born leader call was to the crown prince assario saudi arabia mahalo have been so mount to and tennessee. what are the officials saying about what donald trump's message will be to nestle? yeah. when to, to meet on getting all of the captives out during those the 1st started negotiations. it was widely reported that the reason it was able to get done is because i like former us president joe biden, that donald trump is prepared to put pressure on the is really government to get the deal done. now he is in public, as you mentioned, saying that there is no guarantees that the piece will last, but he does. the emphasis on this call was a 100 percent about getting all of the captives out. and obviously that can only happen if a 2nd phase is im

se trata de taylor rose, de san francisco y de erica abrams de bay point.secución se desató al recibir un reporte de un vehículo robado en richmond, y a raíz de este incidente, la supervisora del distrito, jackie fielder, le pidió al departamento de la policía de san francisco más transparencia en el proceso de toma de decisiones en torno aas persecuciones policiales. la supervisora dijo voy a citar. quiero asegurarme de que el departamento de policía de san francisco está haciendo todo lo posible para evitar este tipo de incidentes en el futuro. y hace unas horas, un automóvil se estrelló contra una barbería. ocurrió en fremont. lo está viendo. los oficiales acudieron a la zona de mission y washington boulevard poco después de las 15:00 de la tarde. una persona que se encontraba en el interior de la barbería sufrió heridas leves y fue trasladada a un hospital. aún se desconoce todos los detalles, pero las imágenes son claras. usted podrá observar allí claramente el edificio y también el vehículo. sufrieron daños y daños sustanciales. esta noche, el futuro

even in the countryside of that was bank and south abram has is right in was demolition many houses out of these. uh and my son for the up top. and at the same time this friday fanatic settlers attacking the scene in existence all around the area there in the jumping valley where i originally belonged to is building. and you was all that on the palestinian finishes and especially in the north and part of vigilant, the very isolating. uh the whole bunch of sending communities um uh, between the areas of the palestinians of dollars in the cities of there was fact. so we're not only talking about the, uh, the, the, the daily see, the north, them, the fugitives of jimmy and lucian's and put cannon. but also there is the other hidden water which, which means is right and is systematically trying to cleans as much as they can from the about of sending people around the table sprang a lot also to come here. and i'll just say we're including catholic bishops, step in meeting rentals, trying to resolve a conflict in the eastern democratic republic of congo. and the us as a new national intellige

even in the country side of that was bank and south. abram has is right, was the relation many houses of these uh and my son for the ups up. and at the same time this really fanatic settlers attacking different scene in existence all around the area there in the jungle valley. where are you originally belonged to? is building and you was all that on the palestinian finishes and especially in the north and part of the joint been very isolating the whole bunch of sending communities i have between the areas of defend assuming of the others in the cities of their respect. so we are not only talking about the uh, the daily see in the north them the fiji comes of jimmy and motions and put cannon . but also there is the other hidden water which, which means is systematically trying to cleans as much as they can from the valve of sending people or on purpose. bank regulators have met with a delegation of catholic bishops and the companies that you've done. and the effort to resolve the ongoing conflict. fighting between the ami and m. 22 examples resumed on tuesday for to day pause. you and

they're also gonna be talking, they said about the abram accord, does not forget, that's what happened in the 1st trouble administration, where he was able to broker some normalization of relations with their countries. they want to see that expanded to saudi arabia. and we know coffee. the wasn't about 3 hours, i think is a few hours that's in. yeah. who are these very prime minister is to, to meet the us president. what are us officials saying about how, what the message will be from trump? nothing. you know, especially it comes to putting the pressure on him to go through with a deal to you know, they are really not really saying much at all about it. you heard the president say, you know, maybe this is for will hold. but this president tends to do that, he really likes to down play expectations. one thing that was interesting, i think it's going to be another big focus before he or before he left. netanyahu said that potentially they could expand the map even more. of course, what does that mean? but we've heard the us president say the idea for several times now and his age of rep

and they really do put a lot of focus on the abram accords. that's obviously normalization between some of the israel's era countries. they really want to see that expanded to saudi arabia talked about that several times pointing out the president. trump's 1st international call was to start to grow principal, how they've been so long. can we know all that coming as donald trump will be meeting with these ready, 5 minutes step. what are they saying about what tron, this message will be to ben. you mean nothing? yeah. whether the pressure will continue to get nothing me. i have to go through with phase 2 i do think you're going to see donald trump. they didn't really talk about that at all. but it seems with the messaging they've been sending out that they were want to try and pressure the israelis to continue. as they said, they want to see all of the captives, all of the captors out there is their top priority. and so many a who is coming to the white house and they use realize you're pointing out that it is notable that he's the 1st 4 and le