. >>> big news here, alyssa nakken is already breaking barriers as the current assistant coach for thents and now she's making history just by throwing her hat in the ring for the top coaching job. >> alyssa nakken at first base. >> reporter: there's changes coming for the san francisco giants and the sacramento legend may be in the running. >> she wants to be considered legitimate in whatever profession she goes in. >> reporter: alyssa flacken is a woodland native and current assistant coach of the san francisco giants. >> she's always wanted to trail blaze for women. >> reporter: that was her mother gail. >> alyssa nakken now coaching at first. >> reporter: now she may break even more ground. >> to see each step with somebody being successful, somebody able to show that there is no difference in terms of what a woman can do versus a man. >> reporter: nakken interviewed for the giants manager position, becoming the first woman to ever interview for such a role in baseball history. >> it isn't about being female or being the first. it was about adding value to the staff and the players

many of the investigators knew david stone and his wife alyssa.writer. >> who is david? personality? >> someone that was very caring, a really good step that. was on the volunteer fire department. >> charles capone, were they friends? >> yes. >> did you know rachel. ? >> i knew her only from church. >> alyssa knew her husband was at the garage that friday night and said nothing seemed amiss. >> what did he say was going on? >> he said he drop charles off at mingles and that there had been some interaction with rachael. that was not happy and charles said he wanted to have a drink. so, he dropped him off and he was gonna go back and pick himself and take him home. >> intriguing, perhaps. but the two friends mismatched stories did nothing to advance the cop's case. with rachel still missing, there was no evidence in actual crime had even occurred. all they had with their suspicions about david stone and charles capone. >> now you've got two different versions. >> different versions, they were supposedly together but they're telling two different sto

but i mean, alyssa brings up an important point. i mean first of all i should say, cnn has not individually confirmed this reporting, it is coming from abc news. but this idea of immunity, what would jack smith give to mark meadows, in exchange for the testimony that we appeared to see outlined here, which is that trump knew, and was told, that the election was not stolen? >> right. so again, there are so many different forms of immunity, and cooperation. and i think we are all struggling a little bit, because it is based on one report. we don't know exactly what it looks like yet. and so, we have to be a little bit careful of, did he get just immunity from going into the grand jury, and testifying? that is a very formal, but narrow, type of immunity. it is not a full on, as we usually talk about cooperation agreements, people really flipping. that doesn't mean that it is not valuable to prosecutors, it absolutely would be, if the substance is what we are hearing that it is. because, in whatever form, it turns on its head, trumps wh

we'll speak to cassidy and alyssa about that, as we're learning about mccarthy is doing, fighting for his job. congressman matt gaetz filing paperwork to set a vote for a new speaker in motion. which republican would lead the conference? that's next. >>> i'm back now with more on our breaking news tonight, as kevin mccarthy's job as house speaker is now in serious jeopardy, after republican congressman matt gaetz triggered a vote to oust him from power just a few moments ago. cassidy hutchinson is back here with me, along with former trump white house communications director, alyssa farah griffin. you write in your book, cassidy, about the relationship between kevin mccarthy and matt gaetz. clearly neither of them with big fan of one another. what do you make of how all this ends? >> i would love to say that i didn't see this coming, but it's been a long time coming. kevin's been the natural -- kevin was the natural pick for speaker for a long time. matt and kevin clearly have a deep-rooted dislike of each other. it's not surprising, although i will say it's disappointing that matt is

alyssa, cassidy, thanks for coming out. thanks for joining us. >> thank you, caitlin. >> up ahead, a huge relief is being felt. you heard this from congress when you mention this earlier. that search for a nine-year-old girl who went missing on a camping trip. charlotte sena has been found alive and safe tonight. the suspect accused of abducting her is now in custody. a lot of questions still remain, including how investigators found her. were given the details, next. >> tonight, we've learned a ransom note is what eventually led police to a suspect in a missing nine-year-old girl. charlotte sena it's not safe and back with her family after going missing on saturday night, while riding her bike during a camping trip with her family in new york's state park. north of albany. for the reason, i-10 correspondent brian todd. he was tracking the story. brian, obviously, that's the big question about how they got to this, how they found it. what have you learned tonight? >> kaitlan, the newspaper signing multiple law enforcement s

but like alyssa said, this time we took the word -- we took his word for it.at said, too, disparaging the military is sort of -- one of the easiest issues for him to avoid. they're easily the most respectable group of americans. they're the americans willing to lay their life down for this country. i'm going to take the word of military members, like general kelly or like mattis or like milley, who are coming out saying this because they're the ones that are willing to lay their life down for the country when donald trump has proven time and time again that he has no respect for our institutions and no respect for our rule of law. >> we have a lot more to talk to you both about. so stick around. okay. we'll see you back here in just a few minutes. there's a lot more to get into. >>> but we also have this ahead, a rollout that's been filled with hiccups, issues, made it challenging for parents to get their children the updated covid vaccine. dr. sanjay gupta here with what you need to know. ♪ the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and tha

in san francisco, alyssa goard, nbc bay area ne. >>> we have got you covered on all things fleet week, going live tomorrow, live streaming the show, be sure to check in and you can find a schedule on our website, just click fleet week. >>> alive look at san francisco. that is a pretty good shot. to little wisps of fog. very nice. a gorgeous day, too. hot weather. and we will explain tomorrow's broadcast. >> we will keep an eye on the clouds overnight into tomorrow morning. we do see them hanging around for just a few hours but as people start to go lineup around the marina, i see that sunshine returning and maxing out the fog. making up the temperatures a little bit as we go on into the middle of the day. upper 60s there. in the marina but also watching those wind gust, if you have any plans to be bring any picnic chairs, be sure to watch out for those as well as all of the food that you will be bringing in. but, the breeze returning to the city is also going to be leading up to some changes, we will call those temperatures down's and that relief from the heat, temperatures around the

in san francisco, alyssa gord, and bc bay area news. a >>> coverage remember the life and legacy of dianne feinstein continues on our website. there we posted a gallery with the senators device and photos and bc bay area.com. >>> alive look at capitol hill. congress narrowly avoided a shutdown passing a measure to fund the federal government for the next 45 days. house overwhelmingly voted in favor of the deal this morning. earlier tonight, the senate gave its approval as well, avoiding a shutdown with just a few hours to spare. house speaker kevin mccarthy initially sought to pass a bill exclusively with republican votes but was forced to work with democrats. short-term fix does not include spending cuts or new policies to deal with the border crisis or aid for ukraine. >>> we need more time to get the job done. i do not believe our troops should be punished for not getting the job done in the house and senate. i do not believe the border patrol agent should be punished. i do not believe the american public should be punished. select t

i wonder, alyssa, how this plays out. can he pull it youoff? >> there are one of two scenarios. some democrats are going to vote with house republicans to table this measure, basically put it on the back burner. it's privileged. a vote is forced. >> in two days. >> or, i mean, there is a world i don't think this is as likely that democrats say let's let republicans display their chaos on the house floor. there were 15 rounds to make kevin mccarthy speaker. we can go all day. hakeem jeffries knows he has the full support of the conference and there is something kind of stark about hearing every democrat line up saying hakeem jeffries, hakeem jeffries. i sense moderates are extremely frustrated. mike lawler has been frustrated about this. it looks like a clown government. this is a personal with matt gaetz. it goes even before the ethics committee. he has a personal beef with mccarthy. but even if it is a scalise, he will do the same thing in a matter of several months. >> you think gaetz is? >> yeah. if this is truly about spending and have a full process and open amendment proce

alyssa mccann, according to some sources of his, yeah, it's huge news. we'll wait and see.usly have some things to do this off season. >> yeah. and dusty baker and bruce bochy busy at work. they're busy at work this off season. >> they have a game right now. game one of the alcs. well, that's sort of wish that one of them could be over here, right? >> maybe. i don't know. the nfl's newest draw, taylor swift, has found another industry to conquer. she's turned her attention to movies. what the singer is doing this weekend to give hollywood a swift kick my wife magda and i have been married for 39 years. about three or four years ago, i wasn't feeling as if i was as sharp as i used to be. i wanted to try something that was over-the-counter. i saw the prevagen commercials. after a short amount of time taking prevagen, i started noticing a difference-- that i'm remembering this, i'm remembering that. i stopped taking prevagen and i found myself slacking back so i jumped right back on it. i feel as if it's brought me back to the good 'ol days. prevagen. at stores everywhere with

sports website the athletic cites reports that alyssa was formerly naked.out becoming the giants new manager. natkin joined the giants in 2014 as an intern, then became baseball's first female assistant coach in 2020. she filled in as first base coach several internal candidates have been interviewed to replace manager gabe kapler, who was fired at the end of the season. taylor swift's era tour is breaking records again and now the highest grossing domestic concert film ever. the weekend debut brought in close to $97 million at the box office . around 4.8 million people were estimated to have attended the film over the weekend. so it's concert film surpassed. justin bieber's 2011 never say never concert film, which grossed $73 million total. i could tell you my niece was one of the people. oh, good. i attended that went to go see the eras concert at the theater. did she see the real thing in person? no, just the movie. that's the movie. almost as good? yes, exactly. okay, good, good. thank you so much for watching ktvu fox two news at noon now baseball is n

let me just click while i think the public interest in the question i thought the my name is alyssa chance, thanks for joining us. we take a closer look at the tree locker today with a special d. w interview with president, brand new york, with grimacing that the country has faced crisis after crisis. both political and economic. and there is no clarity on how the government and the people can recover and get back on their feet. we start with an overview of the state of that nation. just over a year ago, protesters and colombo storms. the presidential residents, angered by months of blackouts, fuel and food shortages. they demanded a new leader. what they got was one you with, from a single, a political veteran with deep ties to the now ousted roger pox is 2 brothers whose rule let sri lanka, a broken bankrupt country over his past year and office, look for him. a single has leaned on the international community to help solve through long as you can. nomic crisis help that's come with strings attached the 2nd trunk of a $2900000000.00. i am a bailout remains locked up until sri lanka crux,

under the territory, the network is reportedly used by militant is alyssa moss and other geologist, organizations dozens of perhaps even hundreds of kilometers long. the tunnels are known as the gaza metro. let's take a closer look. one of many is really air strikes on garza. this one targeting cause of tunnel network according to the israel defense forces or id f or destroying the tunnels used by the militant islam is group how boss has long been a priority for israel's military. the network runs underneath gaza, connecting its cities running to the border with israel and also connecting the strip with egypt. the tunnels, let militant store weapons launch attacks and are believed to contain hum us command centers because those tunnels are also lifeline to the outside world. passage ways for importing essential goods, as well as weapons under a long standing is really blockade. this animated video released by israel shows what they suppose that they looked like inside militant as limits. tomas has been developing the tunnel network since they came to power in 2007 recently him us claim that tumbl

respect from political commentator alyssa farah griffin, who worked for congressman jim jordan, when he chaired the house freedom caucus. jordan is trying to lock down the support of moderates. the former president says, put me in, coach. what do you make that the situation? >> both steve scalise and jim jordan, the two declared likely candidates, are trying to take votes from each other. steve scalise talked to moderates and his supporters. i suspect that jim jordan is talking to the freedom caucus, who he is a founding member of, tomorrow. i also think matt gaetz will lower his requirement for the motion to vacate for jim jordan to be speaker. that's a big selling point in the conference. the motion to vacate hanging over the speakers head and them lasting for only a few months is a problem. neither of these candidates have 218 votes. not even close to it. i suspect next week, you'll see a private conference ballot. they did not make the votes public. they are going to realize, that nobody has majority at the votes. i am considering it political fan fiction at this point. he does n

alyssa knockin an assistant coach for the san francisco giants hopes to again make baseball history.he sports website the athletic says alyssa was formerly interviewed about becoming the giants new manager. now knocking joined the giants in 2014 as an intern, then became baseball's first female assistant coach in 2020. and then she filled in as a first base coach. several internal candidates have been interviewed to replace manager gabe kaplan, who, as you remember, was fired at the end of this season. all right. 452 is the time back over to steve paulson. what should we know in terms of weather? well, a little warm this week, but not today. so we're cooling it down a little bit today. a lot of cloud cover will be to the north, not to the south. but yesterday we bumped up to some low mid 80s and they'll be back, if not tomorrow for sure as we head to wednesday. and thursday looks hot. but then maybe next week i'll be talking about rain by this time, unless you're on the north coast. but napa, danville, san carlos, morgan hill, the arrows are all reporting down in 78 to 80, 75 and 81

but some felt it was a mixed opportunity to address the issue in the wider conflict by including alyssa lives. the city council was able to hear from many people who were in the room last night as well as many more who were able to sound off at berkeley. all those opinions coming in from the early hours of the morning. >> the council ultimately voted 5-1 and favor of the resolution. one councilmember who voted against said that while he supports a free palestine, he felt that bringing both the palestinians and israelis together in this resolution. even before the meeting and the vote, some debated whether a community like richmond could take on this and if there are not more pressing matters for the city council. local leaders argued taxpayer dollars are involved in the conflict . >> i am proud to live in a city that stands up and says no more, not in our name, the violence must stop. the united states government must call for a cease-fire and use its influence to negotiate an and foster the killing, a safe return of hostages. >> today, i am ashamed of my city and i am afraid. i am scar

we'll bring in alyssa conroy martin, deputy leader of moms demand action in maine.maine is a state where the gun laws are based on yellow flag laws. as you see it, what needs to change? >> first of all, thank you for the opportunity to have this conversation. that's an important for step. i think we have to understand and realize tools are only as strong as they're able to be implemented. that was not the case here. and there's a lot of bureaucracy and limitation to the current laws. what we need to do is make sure we continue to push and fight for common sense gun laws in the state. >> maine congressman dan goldman made a lot of headlines this week. he reversed his stance on a national assault weapons ban. take a listen to what he said. >> i've opposed efforts to ban deadly weapons of war like the assault rifle used to carry out this crime. the time has now come from a to take responsibility for this failure. which is what i now call on the united states congress to ban assault rifles, like the one used by the sick perpetrator of this mass killing. in my hometown.

and then also there's alyssa. so there's that was an inside joke. alyssa is a writer photographer, writer and photographer covering arts and culture, specifically dragon photography. she has written for just about everyone vogue, tea, vanity fair, elle and more. she was the drag herstory and queer women's history columnist condÉ nast's them and has been in love with drag since the age of seven. so we're hoping have a conversation about obviously both their books leading lady and glitter and concrete a cultural history of drag in new york city as well as just drag and maybe a little bit of ballroom overall i thought it would be a great place to start if we just talk about what drag means, you guys, because i think it seems a very simple term, but actually it can have many, many permutations. so i'd like to hear from both of you. sure. do you want to start? it's it's such a wide ranging topic, you know, it's like to talk comedy, you know, like where do you it's it's such a expansive form of creativity that using gender as a form of creative expression

how so i connected with an old friend, alyssa farah griffin, who is my first guiding light in this journey, and alyssa i worked within the trump administration, and she spoke out after january 6th, on the seventh, against what happened on that day. i was driving up to new jersey, as i do when i need to get a little bit of relief from d.c., and i start googling watergate. i was thinking, there had to be somebody, there had to be somebody in watergate that had a similar position to me that had -- and had this position that required this incredible amount of trust and confidence, then ended up doing the right thing. and that's when i came across alex butterfield's name. i searched his name, and i was like, he must of had to write a book. and he didn't, in the immediate, and then i found this book that he worked with and bob woodward, the last of the president span -- >> we both have our copies. >> this is my beloved copy of the book. i ordered two -- and i read it three times in a night. i saw in alex, the person that i wanted to be. i saw somebody that had not only this incredible moral char

alyssa farah griffin who once worked for jim jordan when he chaired the house freedom caucus. jordan is trying to lock down support of moderates. former president says put me in, coach. what do you make of this situation? >> so listen, both steve scalise and jim jordan declared likely candidates kind of take votes from each other. so steve scalise has the moderates in his corner. i would suspect jim jordan would choose a founding member and chairman of tomorrow. i guess as a group they would endorse him as a bloc. as matt gaetz suggested, he would lower his requirements for the motion to vacate for a jim jordan speaker. that's a big selling point within the conference. this notion of the motion to vacate hanging over everyone's head and speakers only last agency few months is a problem. but neither of these candidates have 218 votes. not even close to it. so what i'd expect is next week you're going to see a private conference ballot. they do not make their votes public. and they're going realize that nobody has the majority of votes. now the donald trump idea and all this, i'

. >>> and we told you yesterday about giants coach alyssa nakken making major league history.ast, the women now scoring big time in the world of bas >>> good tuesday morning. right now the time is 6:43. we're getting a live look outside in walnut creek. it is all clear and in the upper 50s right now. we have a lot of sunshine, but you'll notice it's going to be warmer this afternoon. it will be in the upper 70s at 1:00. we'll get a look at our microclimate and 90s in the forecast. we'll talk about that in a few minutes. >>> the san mateo bridge, taillights, of course, are heading in your commute direction. a lot more congestion, typical of the build at this time. the peninsula, we're having a hard time seeing palo alto. the freeway 101, headlights heading south, taillights disappearing north. you can't see too far because of low clouds. we'll keep track of the build coming up. >>> president biden will head to israel shortly to meet with israeli prime minister and leaders of at least two arab countries. >> scott mcgrew joins us now. this will be president biden's second time in

alyssa slotkin joining us next when "andrea mitchell reports" is back in 60 seconds on msnbc.never you're hungry, there's a deal on the subway app. buy one footlong, get one 50% off in the subway app today. now that's a deal worth celebrating. man, what are you doing?! get it before it's gone on the subway app. ♪♪ (vo) in three seconds, janice will win a speedboat. get it before it's gone on the subway app. (woman) bingo! i'm moving to the lake. gotta sell the house. (vo) ooh! that's a lot of work. (woman) ooh! (vo) don't worry. skip the hassels and sell directly to opendoor. (woman) bingo. (vo) get your competitive offer at opendoor dot com. >>> house democrats united behind their leader hakeem jeffries who proved he could pull together his caucus. they voted unanimously to oust mccarthy as speaker saying they simply did not trust him. it was not their job to save him. congresswoman slotkin joins me now. thanks so much for being with us. holding the caucus together was a big test for hakeem jeffries. nancy pelosi reportedly told him, don't bail out mccarthy. how did it play b

alyssa nakken is already breaking barriers is the current assistant coach for the san francisco giants now she is making history by throwing her hat in for the top coaching job. she was first hired in 2020 by former manager gabe kapler. as she says, thought of making a mark was not the first thing on her mind. >> it was not about being female or being the first. it was about adding value to the steph and players. >> getting the job done. she made history last year when she covered on field as the first woman, first base coach. >>> coming up at 9:30. catching speedsters in california. the bill signed what makes a medicare supplement insurance plan, like an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan from unitedhealthcare a good choice for people on medicare? it's smart for you to have now... i'm 65. and later on, for the future you... i'm 70-ish. it's really smart. hey, looking good. you made a great choice for us. with this type of plan, see any doctor or visit any hospital that accepts medicare patients. there are no networks. your healthcare future will have more freedom. i kept our doct

so alyssa, it should be noted, hoda is only 33 years old.far the youngest manager in major league baseball so the san francisco giants so far have not commented on that, but at the very least, this is an indication of their investment in her. she started in 2014 as an intern with the franchise. as you look at that picture, that is also indicative of her and her husband announcing they're expecting their first child in february, so a lot going on right now in the household. the newest member of the san francisco giants due in february, right before pitchers and catchers hoda, back to you. >> oh, sweet, sweet, sweet look forward to hearing more about that i'm very curious about kim ng. she's doing such a bang-up job in miami. i'll be curious where she winds up >> maybe the red sox maybe the mets >> we'll see. >> it would be fun if she were in new york wandering around. it would be fun. >>> just ahead, carson will get us ready for the long awaited return of "the crown" with a sneak peek at its final season, featuring young princes william and h

alyssa ventry please present collins. present vice president shiota. present commissioner beltran is absent. commissioner benavidez present. commissioner brunzell here. commissioner kearney. present commissioner ferris is not here yet. commissioner hakimi is absent. commissioner liu is absent. commissioner mccoy present. commissioner mosley. present. commissioner rothschild . present. commissioner schneider here. commissioner shelby. present. commissioner stryker. present and commissioner tanner is absent, but we do have a quorum and for the record, also attending is director of cultural affairs ralph remington, deputy director of finance and administration. sarah hollenbeck and deputy director of programs lex leifheit are in attendance as well. thank you very much. and again, welcome all of our new members and this is your family . today is the arts commission. will arts commission meeting will be conducted in a hybrid format. this will allow everyone to participate in person and remotely through the webex platform. um, while this technology grants us

beta is now facing charges related to the death of 33 year-old alyssa salazar. salazar was last seen in july. police found her remains in santa clara county. but officers are. not saying when and where they were found specifically gilroy. police say escobedo who used to date salazar was identified as a suspect and was already in custody for previous charges. he is now also booked for salazar's death. today, student fairfield high school was arrested for being in possession of a loaded gun. the teenager was found with this loaded pistol during a search for a missing phone. the student was taken into custody and taken to the solano county juvenile hall. >> it was loud out there today. hundreds of kaiser permanente workers striking since early this morning right outside the walnut creek medical center. it's just one of 14 bay area, kaiser locations. today marked the first day of the nation's largest health care worker strike tens of thousands of union employees walking the picket lines for 3 day work stoppage santa rosa. kaiser workers were also out on the picket l

we've got a good group so we will bounce back >>> alyssa was there as empire put a spotlight on the critical launching and shaping hip-hop. people packed down to a san francisco rooftop posted by empire to honor a half-century of hip-hop. >> i know rap artists from all over the country and everybody knows the bay area is special with the do-it-yourself technique we have. >> i remember being in my room imitating thinking one day i will be able to be around him and rock stages. >> there were a lot of conversations about hopes for the next 50 years. the possibilities are wide open. >>> we are investigating fake reviews and exposing shady businesses who make you think they are five stars. we will help you spot copycat, next. >>> patchy dense fog already on its way to >>> temperatures keep holding on. >> a roller coaster ride tomorrow. temperatures cooling down in a slight chance of showers. summerlike temperatures as we head towards midweek. san jose is 67 degrees. oakland we are starting to see more hayes 62 with low clouds on approach. reduced visibility across the golden gate bridge. looks li

coach on the field in a plamgor league baseball game the giants -- in a major league baseball game, alyssarrent assistant coach and now the first woman ever to try out for the team's top job. the giants confirmed the 33-year-old went through a first round interview last week to replace the fired manager. the former softball star has been on the giants staff since 2020. >> it is not just a momentum thing or something that sounds good. i think people are understanding this is a space where organizations like the giants and others can be successful. >> she and her husband are expecting their first child, a girl, in february. >>> i am guessing she was carry on the tradition. >> i remember, she took a multimedia class at usf. i spoke to the class. then she gets with the giants before i can say -- she would be like you spoke to my class years ago. >> yes. that is cool. >> look how far she has come. [ laughter ] >> amazing. >>> let's transition to the 49ers, shall we? road favorite to win at the vikings. we have seen that movie before last week before the browns game. three of the 49ers biggest s

the city alyssa has an of palestinians have a difficult life here and now homes have been destroyed. owner was says, there's only so much help it can provide and it was already struggling to provide services before this emergency from any of these families. this is not the 1st time they've been displaced. palestinian refugee camps in lebanon, have a long history of conflict due to the involvement of foreign and domestic actors. the latest agreement aims to consolidate the cease fire by expanding a joint security force that includes all sections with many fear. it won't be enough center for their eligibility to southern lip and on is paid for. officers has begun as start missing on the future. as the catholic church progressives, the hoping that the 3 week close to gathering will lead to move women in leadership roles. however, conservative school in the task could spill split the church. this is the 1st session of a 2 year process. now, for the 1st time in history, the speak of the us house of representatives has been voted out. kevin mccarthy says he was wrong for the position again

i know alyssa base that lives in the west improvements of unvil iraqi on groups linked to ron if threatened to target us for some reason, since the start of israel's warren garza, are putnam most like to try being all has dismissed the president's proposal to hold a referendum on whether to approve of controversial mining projects. the planned, open pits, cup of mine, operated by a canadian company. first, clinton has met fizzle position or concerns about its environmental impact. that's it for me and the clock for now. i talked to al jazeera coming right up, we'll be back at the top of the with. so rahman, with more on special coverage born goes to the we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter why you call out his ear will bring you the news and current affairs. the in may 2021, and the often miles of israel's 11 de la garza, the killed 250 promising ins the u. n. independent, international commission of inquiry only occupied pulse the entire tree, and israel was established it's monday to investigate full of ext violations of international h

that's according to andrew baggaley from the athletic alyssa nakken became the first full-time femalein major league history after former giants manager gabe kepler hired her now that cap lures gone. he was fired. nakken is reportedly one of several internal candidates. the giants are considering for the job. nakken was a decorated softball start. sacramento state and has a master's in sports management from the university of san francisco. >> coming up next, a famous bay area coffee shop close. why fills coffee had to shut down its original location? at cretors, we handcraft every batch of our delicious popcorn. like our cretors cheese and caramel mix. great on their own, even better together. try cretors, handcrafted small-batch popcorn. travel. there is nothing like it dancing is my passion. but with my moderate-to-severe eczema, it hasn't always been easy. i was constantly itching. whatever i was doing now, i'm staying ahead of my eczema there's a power inside all of us to live our passion. and dupixent works on the inside, to help heal your skin from within. it helps block a key

alyssa salazar in july. she had accused him of raping her back in april. police say escobedo then called the victim's sister and grandmother , threatening to kill her and her family if she reported the rape. today escobedo refused to appear in court. the victim's sister calling him a coward. alicia will come to you every night in your dreams. and i hope you see her every time you look at me and my sister. i hope you see her face. now, police say her remains were found back in august. they had been burned in barrels on a farm property. today, the judge ordered escobedo to be held without bail . and a reminder that help is available to anyone has been affected by domestic violence. that national hotline is one 800 799 safe. you can also text the number. (800)!a787-3224. well stanford university will pay nearly $2 million in fines and a fine to resolve a dispute with the us justice department. the government accused stanford of violating federal law by not disclosing funding that faculty members were receiving from abroad. the justice department says stanford

government is desperate to expand its influence. beyond the battery and the other provinces occupied by alyssa 0, letty, i suppose he hammons 5 minutes to 9 of denaleck, who represents the international recognize government. a says the grave humanitarian situation comes from the use of unresolved fighting. it's uh the results of a tier. so of the conflict it's accumulated, we saw no lack of funding, it goes down from approximately $3000000.00 in a year in 2018 barely, no $1000000000.00 to start to increase the before the russian ending. now the problem is more severe. so many of those programs would come to shut down any and that's why they've been pulled by some you and agencies, they would cut the funding to the hosp, the pins, few, the boys and the patients education many different program. what will that mean for the, how many people we have id b 's. now we have a to use a poor even with the last one year or for 2 since february, 2022 still economy, quote, region, good, militias. so now it will affect all the private sector supply chain. so we have millions of fi databases matter, for exam

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. >> joining me scott also cnn political commentate ovr alyssa farah griffin. and former congressman adam kinzinger. congressman dent, you know the house well, you served in the house with kevin mccarthy. what did you make of this mishegas? >> surrendering your way to victory is not winning. which is what happened when he got the speaker's gavel. he gave in to these guys on the motion to vacate, just one person -- >> he dug his own grave. >> he dug his grave. he put three of them on the rules committee, two on the appropriations committee. he just opened up an impeachment inquiry -- >> did he have any other choice, though, at the time? if he wanted power. >> yes. i mean, i've said all along, maybe you have to go and talk to some democrats to help you elect a speaker. and maybe start doing some power sharing arrangements. i mean, i know some people think that's crazy. you about given where we are now -- >> scott jennings over there for one does. >> they did it in texas, they did it in some other states. they had to do this. because if you have a group of rejecti

the city alyssa has an aust palestinians have a difficult life here and now homes have been destroyed. owner was says, there's only so much help it can provide and it was already struggling to provide services before this emergency from any of these families. this is not the 1st time they've been displaced. palestinian refugee camps in lebanon, have a long history of conflict due to the involvement of foreign and domestic actors. the latest agreement aims to consolidate the cease fire by expanding a joint security force that includes all sections with many fear. it won't be enough center for their eligibility to southern lip and on or russian military units are selling civilian areas behind ukrainian lines in the south. many people close out in the fighting, having to survive on basic russians saying this is robbie reports from or a cave near the front line where people say they would roll the dice and leave. there hasn't been a quiet day here since the war began. russian artillery, he says, never stops once a week, ukrainian firefighters read food and water to hundreds of people, a l

use the my doc label, cause alyssa bought the more a dog with studies suite one, usually the produced lack, which of course we still have not really the best. it could be, you know, that gosh, and modeling and making options. uh so as you what, uh, that's not what it was. you can either you will supply this me another, excuse me, not them on. mostly i may just be honest on the more of the quote you are still done, whether it's more of the $100.00 or so before we get to the value of the vehicle in the east itself. is that on, on the 5th and the insistence of s o n has been sent under this painted beulah not pulled down across the desk only without and against it may spell it out said darkly, but at least soon again. was it not enough? not to me, so bad is it that the fate of miss the patch and it was like that to an equally a new bill. then there was a piano girlfriend's aim for thursday, and my eyes, obviously the local scene that they knew a trip and i turned it through and it cost you a piece of magic. so no utilize, no evidence of that thought equal to the new d v. and anyway, i so

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but there was alyssa from a simple group speaking on this, rather than supposing a military lead response to the multi faceted crisis in hate. see, your administration ought to use robust diplomacy to help resolve this situation, including 3 impartial support to hate and let's political dialogue. but at this particular move into a lot of things as a pointing to you to remember that the united states has been looking for a new way to intervene in haiti for nearly 2 years now. the multiple ways it has changed to fee a defore in hatred, internal affairs over the past, if you did, again, that has been created by different factions of, of the patient, which is the, with the listings of offices is to enable the extractions of, if you possible profit for me to use economy have made the lives of every day he shoes, descriptive us interventions, as we have seen in haitian history, many say is, i believe will be the right. we look forward to, for that country. and in 2021. i must say you would know that to be crisis kicked off after the assassination of the been president. and he to the man a point

a nazi alyssa, nazi the so right. so i used the money bunch, we location cost a public outcry that was quite different to what the ruling or thirty's had expected. in the eyes of the people, the soldier became another symbol of victory with tears and the veterans eyes. people came to express the gratitude to the full and for the peaceful sky they enjoyed. they come to protest against the incitement, domestic mutual, children of different ethnicities, living in estonia, teenagers, and inform groups. people from different social backgrounds and visitors to the cities. everyone considers it a civic duty to pause at the brown soldier to tell the well that the middle listed in here is united. this is victory, the release of come to the russian states. never as one of the most sense community best. nothing a saw something, some of the in the 65 with the keys, 195 and speed you. what else? suppose question about this. even though we will bend in the european union, the kremlin, the machine, the states on the rushes to day an

the city alyssa has an of palestinians have a difficult life here and now our homes have been destroyed. owner was says, there's only so much help it can provide and it was already struggling to provide services before this emergency from any of these families. this is not the 1st time they've been displaced. palestinian refugee camps in lebanon, have a long history of conflict due to the involvement of foreign and domestic actors. the latest agreement aims to consolidate the cease fire by expanding a joint security force that includes all sections with many fear. it won't be enough center for their eligibility to southern lebanon. the police 21 people have been killed in a bus cross near the italian city event. as far as to say, the vehicle cooled fire off to plunging off a bridge like sounds of biased reports across the lagoon, from the famed sites of old venice, a scene of carnage, firefighters working through the night to recover bodies and put out flames. this bus was carrying ford taurus to a camp sites on the mainland get plunged from an overpass and then burst into flames. they

you know, the thing is by sure, alyssa had said many, many years ago, each new generation of palestinian states, these really is more than the previous generation that i think is that the, the idea that you can just simply continue like this without any negotiate without any kind of a peace conference without any beast, plants was always ridiculous. and they culminated in this upside statement issued by the, by the national security council saying this was an unprovoked attack associated with the power a little bit with the new grant. all grow out of the blue, you know, just, you know, that everyone was living peacefully and suddenly this is unprovoked attack. but of course it was provoked and this the publication. so the use of doing absolutely nothing. and this allowing the power steering is essentially to be crushed out of existence. yeah. well i think the only the only parallel where you go back to your, the phrase unprovoked is that the west didn't recognize the self determination of the people have done best. is they don't recognize the self determination, right? so the palestinian

here's alyssa goard. >> so i'm in d.c. right now. >> reporter: typically, emeryville mayor's job is city politics. but he'll be in the city's capital speaking with transportation officials about emeryville projects aimed at making travel faster and safer for people taking buses, trains, bikes or walking. >> we're envisioning a really big project here. we're looking to do all of 40th street. where all our jurors are centrally located. >> reporter: the money would be used to add bike lanes and make it safe are for pedestrians. the city has about half of the 30 million it needs for the 40th street project. to close the gap the city applied for a d.o.t. grant. the city is waiting to hear back and hoping an in-person visit to washington helps the chances of getting funding. >> although secretary buttigieg will not be there, we hope he's going to watch with nbc bay area and lean on his staff to do something good. >> reporter: last year funding went to a project in oakland. this year there's a total $198 million on the table. >>