delaney simon. — the various lists. delaney simon, thank _ the various lists.various lists. delaney simon, thank you so i the various lists. delaney | simon, thank you so much the various lists. delaney i simon, thank you so much for sketching so clearly what in effect has to be done if syria and syrians are to get back on their feet and syrians are to get back on theirfeet again and and syrians are to get back on their feet again and full syria's new leaders to make good on so many promises they have made to their people and the world beyond. delaney simon, of international crisis group. you may hear the prayers have begun here, very momentous day here notjust in damascus but across syria and beyond. we will keep an eye on all of it. lyse doucet, thank you very much, reporting from damascus. medical staff in central gaza say israeli air strikes have killed at least 20 people in the nuseirat camp. the hamas—run civil defence agency said the air strikes hit a multi—storey block in which a number of palestinians were sheltering. some of those killed were reported

the, delaney's family says they still don't have closure delaney say s a beacon of light.ith the 72 year-old was killed in a hit and run in oakland is left with a note and a photo memorializing her. delaney was trying to catch the bus here on seminary avenue. before she could make it, she was hit by a car and flung several feet off the road. it was 36 hours before anyone found her. >> these are always tragic events and they impact the families forever. i mean, my brother died in a traffic collision in when i was five years old. i'm 62 now, and that sphas an ongoing. my brother is not here. >> delaney's daughter says the investigators told her they were submitting the case to the district attorney's office back in october, with no criminal charges to recommend for months. her family says they stopped hearing back from the investigator. but when i reached out to oakland police today, they told me the case had still not been sent to the d.a. and would be sent this week. police could not tell me whether or not there would be charges on the hit and run driver. >> people don't f

um, the, uh, he worked with delaney and met delaney in the niger valley and explorer of the niger valley, together in 1859. and, um, and so i know that they didn't spend a lot of time out in, in the nebraska, kansas territory, but he, he's part of the story that you tell in your book, particularly this part with immigration. and so i just wanted to just hear more about what you learned with the immigration movement as as black americans were exploring whether or not we stay in states, we find refuge in canada. it may be launch a race war back in the united states and conduct that in exile in canada or leave united the north america altogether and maybe find a place to live in, in the niger valley, another place of africa or maybe south america, too. yeah, you know, it was divided. there were those african-americans like delaney who were immigration ists, and then there were others like frederick douglass that didn't want to see that happen. that's it. um, uh, as as he wrote to harriet beecher stowe, who ended uncle tom's cabin with this, you know, kind of white fantasy of then once, once

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if i were to say you were the heartbeat of delaney college, could you wear that?don't think i am. i think our students are, but i like to think i'm part of the blood that makes it pump. >> he spent the last four years at delaney college and before that he built one of the best programs in the bay area, but he gained national fame in 2020 when laney was profiled in the netflix series "last chance u." your chest must have stuck out proud when they said you know what? we're doing laney college eagles? >> i was a little unsure i wanted to do it at first. so we won. i get the email and looked at my family and showed it to them. my wife's like no. my youngest was like daddy, you got to do it. you got to do it. i think people got to see not only me, but more important, their young people here, but also the city of oakland. you better come strong you come to the town. >> but now the 65-year-old says it's time for a new chapter. >> i've coached everybody else's kids. i want to coach my own. i got to coach my daughters a little bit when they were growing up, but now i got t

. >> reporter: for ta th delaney, a morning spent surrounded by her fellow bay area delegates. >> it's incredible. it's like being home. >> the next president of the united states and she is from california. >> reporter: and a day of appreciation for her party, where she says it feels like she has been preparing for this convention her entire life. >> people are so excited because the bay area delegation, many of us have known the vice president for so long or have worked with her or worked, you know, in one of her offices and so everyone's just thrilled. >> reporter: delaney's journey as a volunteer, organizer, and advocate for the party began more than 40 years ago. >> this is an inaugural pin from the inauguration. >> reporter: where she worked on the campaigns in the '90s for clinton and gore and even hillary clinton in 2016. >> secretary clinton, she was a more complex candidate. >> reporter: but she believes the years of dedication were meant for this moment to see a bay area native potentially rise to the white house. >> it is phenomenal to think about i'm sitting here at my des

delaney catch the bus here on seminary avenue.e could make it, she was hit by a car and flung several feet off the road. it was 36 hours before these are ac events and they brother died in a traffic collision when i was five years old.c i'm 62 now, and that has n ongoing. my brother is not here. >> delaney's daughter says the investigators the district attorney's office back& in october, with no criminal charges to recommend for months. spher family says they stopped hearing back from the investigator. but when i reached out to oakland police today, they told me the case had still not been sent to the d.a. and would be sent this week. police could not tell me whether or not there would be charges on the hit and run driver. >> people don't feel safe. >> oakland's department of transportation has a tentative designc currently in the works,& which is not set to begin until 2026 or 2027. if you wait two years because it's scheduled to get in the ground around 2027, well, that's you can do the math. >> more people will be injuredt& bef

delaney's husband, jerry was sleeping inside at the time. the window blew out in our home.hat's what woke him up and, you know, just when i go back and just see the place where he was sleeping was destroyed. i'm just grateful that he got out of

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crews say the fire started near the freeway across from delaney's house and quickly spread. they are still investigating the cause. delaney's husband, jerry was sleeping inside at the time. the window blew out in our home. and that's what woke him up and, you know, just when i go back and just see the place where he was sleeping was destroyed. i'm just grateful that he got out of there. the couple is staying in a hotel until they can find long term housing, but they still don't know if insurance will cover all the damage because it came from a wildfire. trying to, you know, talk to our adjuster, figure things out. so we're kind of in the gap right now. and despite everything, delaney, who has spent years running her own nonprofit, is hoping to use what she learns to eventually help others navigate the logistics and emotions behind fire loss. meanwhile, strangers are now helping her. a gofundme set up by the couple's daughter has raised more than $17,000. it's money they hope to use to rebuild and heal. it goes beyond the money. it goes to. it goes to those places that help s

delaney, michael delaney who was nominated for this very same seat. mr. delaney, we found out had used hardball tactics against a 15-year-old survivor of sexual assault. he did this in order to protect and delete private school that wanted to cover up the disgusting conduct that had been perpetrated against this young woman. mr. delaney threatened to name, shame and humiliate her by removing her anonymity if she had the audacity to come forward and tell her story. fortunately at least one of my democratic colleagues had the moral clarity to join us in sinking mr. delaney's nomination. now, after the delaney debacle, you would think that the white house would have learned their lesson and i thought they would have the decency to nominate someone who actually had a track record of protect being women and children and it seems i was wrong. the president has chosen to nominate someone very similar to mr. delaney and his disregard for the well-being of children, and that is seth. i would like to welcome my colleagues through the two cases that mr. efraim that

tell you a little bit about sergeant delaney. sergeant delaney began her career with the san francisco police department april 2001. after graduating the police academy, she worked at the tenderloin police station on ingleside station, mission station, taraval station, the police academy, vice crimes, and also at the robbery task force. sergeant delaney has been assigned to the homicide detail since march of 2012, and has been working hard, dedicated, noted and a valued investigator for sergeant delaney has been the lead investigator in over 100 cases that she personally was the lead for and has assisted her team members in the past 12 years with investigations. um, excuse me with investigating over 400 cases during her tenure in the homicide detail. these cases include homicide special. excuse me. suspicious deaths in custody , deaths, officer involved shootings and several cold cases . in 2016, sergeant delaney became the team leader, which consists of leading, directing and assisting members of investigate with their investiga

. >> people who knew marlee delaney say she was a beacon of light.72 year old was killed in a hit and run in oakland is left with a note and a photo memorializing her. delaney was leaving her friend's house trying to catch the bus here on seminary avenue. before she could make it, she was hit by a car and flung several feet off the road. it was 36 hours before anyone found her. >> these are always tragic events and they impact the families forever. i mean, my brother died in a traffic collision when i was five years old. i'm 62 now, and that has an ongoing. my. my brother is not here. >> delaney's daughter says the investigators told her they were submitting the case to the district attorney's office back in october, with no criminal charges to recommend for months. her family says they stopped hearing back from the investigator. but when i reached out to oakland police today, they told me the case had still not been sent to the d. a and would be sent this week. police could not tell me whether or not there would be charges on the hit and run driver.

delaney was leaving her friend's house trying to catch the bus here on seminary avenue.he could make it, she was hit off the road. it was 36 hourset- before anyone found her. >> these are always tragic events and they impact the families forever. i mean, my brother died in a traffic collision when i was five years old. i'm 62 now, and that has an ongoing. my brother is not heree investigators told her they were submitting the case attorney's k in october, with no criminal thd hearing back from the investigator. but when i reached out to oakland police today, they told me the case had still not been sent to the d. a and would be sent this tell me whett there would be charges on the hit and run driver. >> people don't feel safe. >> oaklandgs department of transportation has a tentative design currently in the works, which is not set to begin until 2026 or 2027. >> if you wait two years or three years, right, because it'd can do the math that more people will be injured before that happens, and maybe even some more people will die. >> traffic records indicate nearly 60 peop

. >> reporter: 10-year-old finnigan delaney describes his moments of panic when he couldn't breathe andldn't speak because a piece of chicken was stuck in his throat. >> trying every way possible to get it out. >> reporter: finnigan was out with his 13-year-old brother dashel, his mom and dad and extended family who were all together at thanksgiving time to celebrate life with their grandfather who was battling cancer. it was a fun light hearted night at a concord hot pot restaurant. that is, until finnigan started choking. >> i tried putting my hand in and tried taking the chicken out, but it just -- only a piece came out and it was very scary. >> reporter: the boy's mom katherine was seated a few places away. >> all of a sudden i saw finnigan struggling and i looked at my older son and i gave him the mom look like help. >> reporter: dashel had recently finished his boy scout's first aid training and as others were stunned into inaction, he took charge. >> i turned him like this, wrapped my arms around him with one fist in a ball and the other in this hand right underneath his diaphrag

deborah: now, when you hear that it's delaney park, what's your reaction? are you expecting something bad? >> never. >> delaney park is a beautiful historic neighborhood in downtown orlando. >> when people think of orlando, florida, they think of all of the theme parks. but we're about 30 minutes away from disney and all the hoopla that goes on there. >> good evening, i'm greg warmoth. >> and i'm martha sugalski. >> i'm the main anchor for the abc affiliate in orlando. i've been covering news in orlando for 20 years. murders don't happen in delaney park. this is a picturesque, perfect, quaint community. brick streets, beautiful oak-lined sidewalks, beautiful expensive homes. >> every house looks different, has a different feel. it makes for a great mayberry-type atmosphere. and i think people make an effort to know their neighbors. >> when i first moved here, i noticed we had a wisteria avenue. and i thought, "wow, how apropos. this is so much like wisteria lane on 'desperate housewives.'" >> i hope i'm not interrupting. welcome to wisteria lane. >> with al

mclain delaney mclane. delaney. oh baby. oh oh. number 42. and that's number six. oh, number one. that was newly elected congresswoman laura jillian from new york city with the number one choice, san jose's sam liccardo was there to pick. and i hate to ruin the surprise, but the odds were never in his favor. liccardo. liccardo. oh, it is number 4747. so congressman elect liccardo will get to pick towards the end. if you're one of his constituents and you want to visit the former mayor at the capitol, i assume he'll be somewhere near the boiler room and not the good boiler room either. the other one. oh that's funny. the wave did not work in liccardo favor. it did not look like a lot of fun, though. and you can join scott mcgrew and our today in the bay team every morning. watch from 5 to 7 a.m. daily right here on nbc bay area or wherever you stream. i'm at the anchor desk now with our janelle wang working on the 5:00 news. yeah, we're going to talk about respiratory season is ramping up covid, flu, rsv, but most people have not gotten the vaccine. public health officials are grow

one delaney gear is retracted and it appears as natural as you see that the flash are retracted. also, the reason i bring that up is because the airplane is traveling very fast. on the runaway again, the year comes off of $100.00 system on the left side. and there's news reports that the left engine had been on fire or had some names coming out of it. the landing gear is extended from power from the left engine. however, there's a backup system in the truck and in the flight deck that you have cables handles you pool and you can extend the 90 gear. so that's a mystery to me of why even with an engine malfunction. why the crew do that manually extend the landing gear, the other how drug system extends the flaps. the flaps come out of the wings. what's the advantage of the flaps? it helps you name and it's so speed. as you can see in the video, they're going at a very fast speed on your runway without the flats extended without the landing gear extended. now i could see the reverse stresses working. that's a different system also. and they either in the or crash into a concrete bar

now its mutual contender, 1st 4 point is pin delaney lot from the independent tetra for change. that's the i p c. and also judge, i'm gonna find out from the affirmative, repositioning a are in the of both actually members of swap or so that is actually very strong. but the fact that the left the ruling party and also from the own side parties piece besides that, not experts believe that's for, for me to type in wednesday's election. but when they lose that it's actually hard to see. um they believe that they might win, but at best a coalition might have to be formed. it's what, what does not when it's majority in parliament? can you tell us what young millions in particular are hoping for from this selection? are the main things that young people would want. i mean, speaking from my family to friends, they want a job, you use any appointment in the country is quite high at the moment, and graduates are doing or jobs just to get by. i mean, i read recently in local newspapers. the graduates are selling things on the street um, just because they can not get a job 6 years or 5 yea

the, the business dw news lives from ballad, repulsive explosions in the sky over iran. delaney and media say add defense systems kicked in as a nuclear facility near the city of useful. israel has previous and said it would retaliate or iran drone or this how the tax last weekend. you saw us secretary of state and to the bank and says the g 7 proof of nations is more united than ever and will hold round to accounts also on the program indian from minnesota and remotely successful traveling as opposed to opens in the world's biggest election the, i'm gonna have those as well come to the program. you're on state media and have reported loud explosions in the sky in the of the central city of east farm to iran says advent systems were activated at a nearby military base. and as a nuclear facility shooting down the number of drones. meanwhile, us media reporting is well filed at least one miss up in retaliation for an extensive randy and rocket enrolling the tac last weekend. slashes mike, the sky above the iran in what alleged to be and it's really attack iran state media reported loud soun

correspondent ken delaney join us now.on the latest regarding this suspect who has now been identified ryan wesley routh. any political affiliations. >> not quite that specific, amon. but we're starting to get a greater picture of his life and interests. we know he had a long history in north carolina and we're seeing some very serious charges in north carolina including possession of a weapon of mass destruction back in 2002. and some other felonies. we know at some point he lived in hawaii or said he lived in hawaii. and he was in ukraine. there's a video we've now authenticated of him doing an interview while in kyiv saying he went over to ukraine to try to fight with the ukrainians against russia. but he's 58 years old and no former military experience. so he was turned away but said he was trying to recruit people. but when you see his twitter, you see very strange things. like asking kim jong-un to come to hawaii. just very nonsensical and strange things. raising questions about his mental state. we know from law enf

ken delaney and has the details. >> reporter: tonight, special counsel jack smith fighting to keep the january 6 case against donald trump alive. in a new filing with new evidence, smith tailoring his criminal case to survive the supreme court's ruling that presidents can't be prosecuted for carrying out official acts, writing that all the trump was president during the frog conspiracies, his scheme was a fundamentally private one, smith also lain out new details about trump's conduct in conversations in the days and hours before his supporters storm the capital on january 6, 2021. after trump began claiming fraud even as votes were still being counted, trump approached an aide saying quote, make them right. the bulk of the findings involve trump's interactions with vice spence based on five pages of notes with the vice president, the special counsel same pants gradually and gently tried to convince trump to accept the lawful results of the election including a private lunch in december where parents encouraged him not to look at the election as a loss, just in their mission. smith arg

he and martin delaney co-edited the north star. and so what douglass did, he was a voracious reader like lincoln, you know, self-taught, practically. okay. he started doing more for himself and he started reading guys like lysander spooner, wendell phillips, william goodell, and a benefactor of his named garrett smith. and he returned to the constitution. he he never lost sight of the declaration. declaration when he was down with the declaration the whole time. he loved the declaration. he says those those in this 1852 speech saved principles, eternal principles. but he that that constitution at that higher up that's the rub that's the obstacle in the road for me reading those guys and doing his own reading, he said, wow, and we learn this in part from madison's notes that became available after he died in 1835. he said, this is peculiar. the preamble, the mission statement of the constitution doesn't say anything about slavery. why are we why are we using this document in a way to protect something that's never mentioned? that's

. >> reporter: delaney knows what it is like living on the streets and where that often leads. >> running away at 13, age 14, i had a needle in my arm, from 14-20 i was a heroin addict. >> reporter: she turned her life around through recovery at the delancey street foundation, her focus centers around at risk high school students >> what you will find in their background is a youth life full of trauma, violence, running away, et cetera. >> reporter: the oncampus home is a safe supervised space. she initiated it after a student died off catch us of a burst appendix with no medical attention and nor parents in their life like many students in will school. >> they can have a beautiful environment, live with a bunch of other kids that get a long and cook together and eat together. we created a family environment. >> reporter: it is culinary class brings 60 students together for daily meals as they take turns in the kitchen. >> put it on pressure, a lot of things happen and at the end of the result after two hours it is beautiful. a beautiful meal. >> reporter: the public charter school under

. >> reporter: 19-year-old brady delaney remembered by family saying he was loved by so many. >> we'll be praying for him and for his family. >> reporter: outside atlanta, several people were injured in storm-ravaged neighborhoods while in michigan, some residents saw up to 14 inches of snow. a week of wild weather dragging on for tens of millions more tonight. >> and, maggie, that damage behind you speaks to the power of these storms. >> reporter: yeah, lester, exactly. cleanup is clearly still a huge issue here, as are power outages. more than 12,000 people here in kentucky are still without power, more than 350,000 nationwide. lester. >> maggie vespa, thank you. >>> let's bring in dylan dreyer now. she's in lower manhattan where rainy and windy conditions are picking up tonight. dylan. >> reporter: they certainly are, lester. the rain has been coming down hard. we've had thunder and lightning. severe storms are still a possibility across the mid-atlantic. this whole storm system produces a lot of rain as it moves through tonight and tomorrow, so we still have 39 million people under

see john delaney presents everybody's in l a starting friday night at 9 o'clock central time. hope you have a great weekend in chicago. i'm dean richards. >> wow, it was all a lot there to check out. like i said, maybe saturday is the day to stay in and do that because as john is here to explain, we've got a little rain coming our way. it's good to have options for saturday because it's looking like more of an indoor kind of day for sure. we've got the sunshine out there today, though, if you want to venture outside, beautiful one in sf right now, skies are clear, but it is a little breezy in a few spots like along the coast as well as well out into the delta. this is prompting some gale warnings to continue on the north coast from point raise up through sonoma coast line and then also we do have a wind advisory for solano county that remains in effect through 05:00pm today. as for the next several days today, tomorrow and friday. look great, but we will be seeing our next storm system dropping in as we work our way into saturday. so from the warm and calm 2, almost like clock

. >> let's bring an nbc news justice and intelligence correspondent ken delaney. you through the course of the afternoon since the story first broke, where learning more about the suspect, now identified as ryan wesley routh. walk us through how the investigation is going, how they're able to piece this together, and more importantly perhaps, the most pressing, outstanding questions right now for the investigators. >> right, so, first let's talk about what the police have said. we know about what they have found, which is that he appeared to be laying and waiting for mr. trump as donald trump was playing golf outside the perimeter of the golf course in the bushes and the foliage. secret service encountered him appointing an assault rifle in the direction of the golf course, and open fire. and apparently, he wasn't hit, he was able to escape into an suv, but using license plate readers and other technology, the police quickly tracked down the suv, pulled him over, and arrested him. apparently was not struck by the secret service gunfire, he is in custody. they reco

. >> delaney intimately knows what it is like living on the streets and where that often leads. >> at 14, from 14 to 20, a heroin addict. >> she turned her life around through discovery -- recovery. are focused now centers around at risk high school students. >> basically, what you will find in their background is a youth life full of trauma, violence, running away. >> the on-campus storm is home to those in dire need of a safe, supervised space. she initiated the endeavor after a student died off campus of a burst appendix with no medical attention and no parents in her life. >> they can have this beautiful environment, live with a bunch of other kids who all get along and they cook together in the eat together. we have created a family environment. >> the culinary class brings 60 students together for daily meals as they take turns in the kitchen. >> it is like diamonds. put things under pressure and that is the end result. after two hours, indisputable. >> the public charter school has also added three new apartments to its transitional housing program for graduates. >> really impo

local resident brian delaney runs the camp. we had two cloudy days in a row. we never had to turn a generator on because we had the battery backup. and i think as more people understand that they're going to realize that disaster recovery doesn't mean you need to create another environmental disaster more. are you, lord, less of me? for those like christine rutherford, whose home was washed away yet another form of help, it's hard for the people. we don't. we don't like taking stuff. it's just very hard. but the amount of things that people have done across the country, it's nothing short of astounding and a miracle. so if you turn this on a miracle for karen hudgins family to. is that how many watts it can hold? yeah. with a quick course in how the solar equipment works. you know, if a grandma can figure it out, then it's just amazing for us. it'll make a big difference. okay? it's plugged in. okay? they're learning the technology. they're getting familiar with it, and it's bridging out into those communities. they're changing perceptions about the impact of

the news was the more i knew refrigerators, delaney was. yeah. my service, it was you. so usually any person left when i was just on cost any anywhere. it gave me the last shooting that the tuesday name that was for so please, can you check this out to michigan? so wouldn't know, of course take you to know don't because you've got to review the sooner the court would reference most of what i said. yeah. sure, the, i'm the more skeptical inclusive, the tribal to it was to do now. anyway, literally, i saw a circle of strict on us. it was the file you would do your wife or one of the key, the you back for us at the bottom. it so it's a 4 point metal for. yeah, let's close up that e decent commitment. that's not the most important thing i've been talking with and what is the fact that the is the home beloved or kind of like my chick fil, with indian flash is holes a lot fall off with justin with tech savvy. owns the saw whole the somebody your real thing difficult matter. monk a forecast. my only know tricks are doing better. yeah. well if i do more circles, meet the door i

. >> reporter: 10-year-old finnegan delaney describes the moment of panic when he couldn't breathe or speak because a piece of chicken was stuck in his throat. >> i was trying every way possible to get it out. >> reporter: finnegan was out with his 13-year-old brother dashel, mom and dad, and extended family all together at thanksgiving time to celebrate life with their grandfather who is battling cancer. it was a fun light hearted night at a concord hot pot restaurant. and that is until finnegan started choking. >> i tried putting my hand in and tried taking the chicken out, but it just -- only a piece came out. and it was very scary. >> reporter: the boy's mom, katherine, was seated a few places away. >> all of a sudden i see finnegan struggling. i looked at my older son, and i gave him the mom look like help. >> dashel had recently finished his boy scout's first aid training, and others were stunned and in action he took charge. >> i turned him like this it. i ran my arms around him with one fist in a ball and the other right underneath here. i pushed down and pushed up. >> reporte

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fences near the convention center and one of the local delegates making the trip to chicago is cat delaney who has attended four conventions working on the campaigns for both bill and hillary clinton and now kamala harris. i spoke to her about what it meant to see a woman and a woman of color with bay area roots this close to becoming president. >> it is phenomenal to think about. i'm sitting here at my desk in albany, california, and she grew up ten minutes from here and she went to elementary school that is about a ten minute walk from here. to think from our community here in the bay area that kamala harris is going to be the next president of the united states is a dream come true. >> and cbs news bay area is your election station all next week. i will be in chicago to lead our live coverage of the 2024 democratic national convention. >>> let's take a live look at the state capitol now. governor gavin newsom has just unveiled a new plan to tackle rising gas prices and hold big oil accountable. it would force oil refiners to keep a minimum fuel reserve with the goal of preventing painfu

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