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stan established those trusts for his grandchildren and says dave had the right to use the money how the children. were you surprised to discover how it was used? yes. apparently his financial situation was worse than i knew. keith morrison (voiceover): a year passed in this gossipy limbo. now it was may, 2008, nearly two years after debbie's disappearance, her body still hadn't been found. and there was no new evidence tying dave to her murder. but prosecutor larry crouch heard disquieting reports from his investigators. larry crouch: dave starts surveilling our office, the police offices. eventually starts driving by an investigator's home. it was getting pretty concerning out there. keith morrison (voiceover): time to move. on may 29, 2008, dave hawk was arrested and charged with first degree murder and a special circumstance, murder for financial gain. he pleaded not guilty. when the trial finally began more than a year later, dave faced murder and the earlier embezzlement charges together. prosecutor larry crouch offered the jury this theory, that dave snuck out of his house in

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. >> his twitter stans. >> twitter stans. >> about another one of his junior. >> henchmen, who on his linkedin went by the name big balls and who also had. >> access to millions of americans personal data. >> the absolute. >> unseriousness of these people stands. >> in stark contrast to. >> the dead. >> seriousness of what they're doing to our country. >> and the many. >> unknowns about what they could be doing. >> with. >> our data. meanwhile. >> the acting. >> us attorney for. >> dc, ed martin, who earlier this. week said he would pursue legal action against anyone who threatens. any doge. >> employees. >> something that he offered no evidence has happened is now saying that he is beginning an inquiry into those supposed threats. after a referral. >> from elon musk. >> who apparently now, in addition to wielding the power afforded to congress in the constitution, also has the power to order federal criminal investigations. martin wrote directly to elon. we will investigate them, and we will chase them to the end of the earth to hold them accountable. we will not rest or. cease in th

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stan of safe place. what a job you've done front of the fantastic job national security advisor mike waltz. thank you, mike for working. so our thank you to the we have in addition, marco rubio, who is on the phone right now, listening to every single word that we say. and he's going to be great. and pete, congratulations and scott, congratulations. i see you're here. and caroline's been doing a great job. she's really probably talked about more than anybody here. she's done a fantastic job and thank you very much carol i, we're proud of you but will only be satisfied when all of these problems are solved and we have the team to solve them. and that's going to happen. and it's going to happen. i think very quickly, i also strongly believe that the guys a strip which has been a symbol of death and destruction for so many decades and so bad for the people anywhere near it. yeah, the especially those who lives there and frankly has been really very unlucky. it's been very unlucky spin and non lucky place fo

patients in africa and schoolgirls and up down to stan and security partners and ukraine are all immediately losing the u. s. assistance that they have grown to depend upon a democratic members of congress who joined the congress, told me that this is harmful, not only to those people around the world, but to american interest as well. and what people in america have to understand it's doing damage to us. here it's our health. a bowl is breaking out. ok, that's a threat to us here we start with coding. how much more do we have to know about a pen demick and the threats of the? how much, what do we have to know? people are worried about immigration migration. how much this goes to solve those problems. and just basic. sure humanity, people are starving right now. now, as far as what can be done about it, this has never happened before. so there is no resistance playbook. democrats in congress are vowing a court battle, and they say they may use upcoming votes on the budget as the leverage. meanwhile, the aid workers and their supporters say there is no time to waste as more damage is being in

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and this is robert cleared law stan or i think they have a responsibility not just to that own base, but also to every single, an american who belongs to marginalized group whose life and existence is now under direct attacks from this government. so i think that's why there's been a lot of discontent from their own base with the way that democrats hackman, reacting with this sort of a set closeness, almost that they displayed in the last it's gotten a bit better within the last couple of days, but still considering what the faced with this is a very still very tepid reaction to something that you know the speed of what's happening. yes, that was a surprise, but not the fact that it is happening. if i may, yes, we have one more detail. i think, you know, i have numbers of my family that are ardent trump supporters. and i think the, as you rightly said in the lead up to the election last year, the democrats focused print primarily on what was wrong with the trump. you know, i think if, if to, to counteract what we saw in the election just in november, the democrats just have to do bet

i will always stan up for arizona's water rights. i'm proud to have protect the them from forced cuts through 2026 but solutions won't come from washington, d.c. they will come from western states working together, not against each other. arizona has led the nation in water management for generations. it is our responsibility to continue that ensure your water future and protect the arizona promise for those that follow our footsteps. finally, our children deserve the best public education. from page it douglas more than 90% of our connection 12 students go to public schools. that is why our path demands bipartisan solutions to maintain the schools they deserve. public education is the key to opportunity, security and freedom. it is the arizona promise. success means outstanding teaches in every classroom. it means smaller class sizes to enable meaningful engagement. and it means equipping kids with the tools to succeed. and it means bringing overdue accountability to the programs that cost taxpayers nearly $1 billion every year. [ap

we know that there were lives told about of ghana. stan, i'm on a rack and i ran and as an american citizen, i can tell you for a long time, there's been just trust about the military industrial complex. it isn't just ukraine, but this proxy war against russia. ukraine was actually started, i think as far back as obama. so i think when you follow the money, you want to go all the way back to the obama administration and equipment foundation. you want to start there and then move forward because you're going to see a lot um as you recall victoria newland but her cookies. she didn't just have cookies . she had millions of dollars in her suitcases. i'm sure. and allegedly, she was quite involved with the regime change in 2014, one of donald trump's big pledges was he was going to end the war in 24 hours. obviously that's not happening. we now hearing that it's likely to be 100 days. this is coming out from keith kellogg. do you think that don't move from is really aiming to bring peace to ukraine and if so, how do you think that's going to go down without military industrial complex is hugely

who is a professor of public affairs and director of the center for his loan and global affairs at stan bulls. i'm university. he joins us from stand bowl. thank you very much for being with us here. semi festival, where do you see this very, very fragile ceased by going obviously a lot of work is still happening behind the scenes. do you think it, there is a good chance that it will remain in place beyond saturday. as i do, i mean it's been a fridge on ceasefire, but indeed it has been holding so far. i believe tom does not want that is on the war. i believe this is also backed off from the latest threat as to how may i ask for that and that they would not hand over the captives this week because of the hold off of the different aids and equipment to be present to remove it as well. as sorry to interrupt you said they were gonna have to go to a live event now. uh, the us defense secretary pete hicks. this is speaking in brussels, literally listening as a us troop alongside a lot of brave nato troops. that was a different kind of mission for nato. far for long after america was attacked

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. >> great question, one of the first ones we countered with stan standing order and -- able to defendindiscernible] -- fired up, can and will fire back. we are not putting sitting ducks on the border. >> how much time do you anticipate (inaudible) -- >> we literally have 2021, 2022, 2023 on projects offered. >> lawrence: we just finished a briefing with the secretary of defense and the border czar. >> we will see cure the border and this will country will be a lot safer. >> lawrence: you two gentleman commit that by the end of this four years and i know you both, i know the president has confidence in you both, we will have operational control of the border. is that a promise you can keep? >> sooner than that. if it takes that long, we're not doing our job right. >> we're not waiting four years. >> tom will find them internally. we'll prevent them coming in in the first place, that is national security. >> lawrence: a report is out that mexican cartel plan to use drones and fire upon our agents and military. if this were to happen, what would be the response of something like this? >>

in particular, remember when one of the lawyers for jack smith, j bret asked a lawyer representing stanpresenting walt in the classified documents case, they were having a meeting and he says to the defendant's lawyer, we didn't know you were a trump guy. we thought you are interested in this judge position as a -- not a veiled threat to a guy who's representing and defending being charged by -- this is how ridiculous and political jack smith's whole case was and when you read the letter jack smith sent to attorney general garland a few days ago before he released this ridiculous report, a four-page letter to the attorney general, jack smith uses i, me and my 58 times. it's about how self-centered he is, jack smith and his quest to get president trump. the country sees true that but we've got questions that need answered that we will pursue. >> good because i'm not comfortable somebody is chief of staff and the justice department is somebody who's a lawyer and has been for a long time, lawyers like this still roaming the base of the earth not being held to account. we got to show the wh

stan attorney general, thanks for joining us. >> go, eagles. [laughter] >> the department of education needs the stay, and trump can't do [bleep] without congress. >> in the united states senate, we will not cooperate! >> we must resist, we must be in the streets! >> we have got to tell elon musk, nobody elected your [bleep] >> the democrats have lost their minds, and they've lost their confidence. they have very little confidence. rich: democrats this week working the block trump's agenda. for more on this, let's bring in today's political panel. with me now is the cofounder of south and hill strategies, colin reid, and shareholder al not earth. man, doge is all the talk of town, isn't it? you know, colin, do you think -- especially when it comes to doge, one of the things democrats and lawsuits have focused on is giving elon musk access to this payment information and the inner workings of the government when he could have serious conflicts of interest. is that a problem? >> in this city is now finally having a conversation that's long overdu

. >> jesse: or stan get hit in the face. >> judge jeanine: go. >> greg: that could change.ould you please summarize everything you have ever said. that's what i'm going to do right now. the democratic party created the largest preference to falsification operation and political history by being so offensive and intolerant, no one would tell them to stop, because they just avoided them. when your persuasion is based on fear that we are going to destroy your reputation, then no one is going to approach you and say, hey, look, maybe you are off-base, because any would be destroyed. now you couple that with the hoax matrix imploding so that now everybody is an expert in media lies and coercion, that means you can't sell your bad ideas to the public anymore through msnbc and cnn, because they see through it. it's a gelman effect, then you have the sunk cost where after a decade of identity politics, you can't divest from that. it is just too much. and you artie put money in it, now this combines and you create a smaller and smaller units of resistance, because all of the smart p

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stan. >> okay, sandhya, thanks a lot. now, when the rain returns this week, you can track it with the same live doppler seven that our weather team uses every day. just download the abc seven bay area app to get the latest forecast. >> new developments tonight out of antioch as the police oversight commissioner resigns. it comes after the city says leslie may used several racist epithets to describe city leaders during a special meeting last month. the antioch police department has been plagued by scandals in recent years, involving both racism and corruption among officers. may says stepping down immediately is the best in the best interests of her safety and health. antioch is also looking for a new police chief. the city hopes to have the position filled by june. >> oakland police have made an arrest after shots were fired at an officer overnight. the gunfire struck that officer's squad car, nothing else. thankfully, that officer was investigating an incident on seminary avenue near macarthur boulevard just after midni

. >> reporter: stan brook is not part of the osu study. that bottle been in that cabinet? >> 19 months. >> reporter: but her experience is what researchers at osu want to understand. study participants look at images of drinks with and without alcohol while getting an mri scan. >> we are trying to look how their brain responds to the different types of cues. >> reporter: the same is done with near-infrared spectroscopy. >> answer as quickly as you can. >> reporter: the hope is that participants on the glp-1 would have the same brain activity regardless of the drink they see. >> we know for certain that this is a participant who meets criteria for alcohol use disorder. >> reporter: if the drug works, those brain regions may no longer light up. >> so it would look like t this. >> reporter: nothing. >> right. >> reporter: the researchers also monitor changes in behavior with food using virtual realty. >> they had to give me another plate. i took so much food at that point. >> reporter: the study wraps up later this year promising a pos cleare

stan. of damp springs. so what do you see for equities. what do the charts say. >> well, i mean, what we know is that. >> this has been a great run and equities are popular. >> the word expensive. >> should never be used because valuation is. >> the. >> worst timing tool. >> of all. and no. >> one knows you can pick any. stock in the. s&p 500 covered by 20 analysts $50 stock. some. >> believe it's going to 90. some believe it's going to ten. valuation is out the window. there's a relationship over ten and 20 years between earnings and the share price. but here and now is the market expensive. i just think it's full. i think there's a lot of complacency. i think a lot of money's been put into the market. and i think caution is the is the operative word of the day. you know, we're going to see we've seen in the last couple of weeks big companies are moving five, ten, 15% post earnings up and down. and there are a handful of them again tonight. the volatility is in the individual names. it hasn't gotten into the vix yet i'm not certain why bu

you explain what i think is the heart of the question with this stan berry spell.ow the cost share requirements that we ask of state and local governments and other applicants may make a lot of sense but they are different for tribes. it is a significant burden and i appreciate you explaining that. if we can get those cost share requirements wave so you can participate in the program, what are some of the specific things that you would be able to do? i am interested in the way that it may help you enhance drought resiliency planning and improve water management for communities that really are struggling. >> thank you for the question. the navajo nation has 110 communities and each of us has water projects. and being able to approach the navajo nation counsel as just one chapter two try to match the dollars needed to participate in the program is sometimes a very challenging obstacle because you have, you know, all of the other 109 chapters that also have projects. so, the limited amount of resources that the nation receives each year through its generation of reven

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stan fran lbgtq+ community center and chinese for, firmtive action. that was not enough. he work the as a representative at the san fan human right's commission and ordinances and advancing historically marginalized communities. that was not enough. devoted himself to housing. beyond professional achievements he is known for kindness. patience and deep commitment to uplifting others. he is quote, this is a quote from a real human. nicest empathetic person i have issue met. he urn everearned the trust of city officials. brings people together to create meaningful change. he will be missed by colleagues but more important low by his favorite jap need bento box restaurant. brian's leadership shaped the future of this city of behalf of the board we thank you for your service and wish you the best in your well earned retirement. brian, thank you. if i might just add, because you are still my constituent. couple decades ago when i was first starting to get involved in san francisco civic and political life i knew of brian chu i think before he knew of he i thought he was a real

moneys can be used those commercial revenues from events from festivals, from music you know, all that, stan, that those revenues can be spent and and preserved for treasure island uses so does this park code change the way like what gives us more restrictions on those uses the commercial uses in the commercial revenues which could be derived from our parks? >> no in terms of of leasing and events and activities revenue generating activities in our park spaces at this point there with this ordinance revision there is no change to titers overall authority and existing all in on all our special events. nothing changes from how we are doing it yesterday, today, tomorrow and there's no share at this point anyways because there's no actual agreement with beacon park as to how they're going to manage or whether you know whether they're going to manage the parks on treasure island. this this is not will not affect our operations correct. >> then the control of the hours that are employed and issue because the parks code for the public parks are open from 5 a.m. to midnight i believe there is some p

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the turbulent years of desegregation in the 1970s and later she worked with superintendent delaney stancademic and content standards for millions of public school children in this country. and so i want to just acknowledge this meeting by recognizing her contributions to both our district and broadly. so if i can just have a moment of silence that would be great . thank you. and with that i adjourn our meeting at 11:13 p.m. s.f. gov tv san francisco government television welcome to san francisco's new revitalized qatar valline this is not just an upgrade is a community transformation. taraval street under a complete make over from 10 feet below the street to 30 feet above. >> it is part of the taraval improve am project to impprove transit performance and make the streets safer for all who use them. completed on time and on budget, this multiagency construction project is a once in a generation investment to bring safer, more reliable train service, increased accessibility. beautiful corridor, refresh roadway and reliable water and sewer systems for decades to come. >> safety is at the

the turbulent years of desegregation in the 1970s and later she worked with superintendent delaney stano create academic and content standards for millions of public school children in this country. and so i want to just acknowledge this meeting by recognizing her contributions to both our district and broadly. so if i can just have a moment of silence that would be great . thank you. and with that i adjourn our meeting at 11:13 p.m. s.f. gov tv san francisco government television >> we are providing breakfast, lunch, and supper for the kids. >> say hi. hi. what's your favorite? the carrots. >> the pizza? >> i'm not going to eat the pizza. >> you like the pizza? >> they will eat anything. >> yeah, well, okay. >> sfusd's meal program right now is passing out five days worth of meals for monday through friday. the program came about when the shelter in place order came about for san francisco. we have a lot of students that depend on school lunches to meet their daily nutritional requirement. we have families that can't take a hit like that because they have to make three meals instead of

the turbulent years of desegregation in the 1970s and later she worked with superintendent delaney stan to create academic and content standards for millions of public school children in this country. and so i want to just acknowledge this meeting by recognizing her contributions to both our district and broadly. so if i can just have a moment of silence that would be great . thank you. and with that i adjourn our meeting at 11:13 p.m. s.f. gov tv san francisco government television >> i am iris long. we are a family business that started in san francisco chinatown by my parents who started the business in the mid 1980s. today we follow the same footsteps of my parents. we source the teas by the harvest season and style of crafting and the specific variety. we specialize in premium tea. today i still visit many of the farms we work with multigenerational farms that produce premium teas with its own natural flavors. it is very much like grapes for wine. what we do is more specialized, but it is more natural. growing up in san francisco i used to come and help my parents after school whet