>> amanda. love you. >> imagine being the mom on the other end of the call. >> if you guys don't pay $1 million for me by one week, they will kill me. okay? >> your daughter, a world away, in the hands of kidnappers. >> amanda -- >> mommy, mommy, mmmy, mommy -- >> both mother and daughter traumatize in their own ways by a callous capture. >> i understand. >> their stories are intertwined. >> amanda -- >> my head was pulled back and there was a serrated knife. >> and her mother. lorinda stewart. >> did you keep it together? >> i did. i had to be strong for her. >> driven by strength, courage and endurance, these women would not only survive this ordeal, but their determination in a completely new chapter of their story would ultimately lead them to triumph over one of the man who had terrorized than so brutally and it would take an elaborate international sting. it sounds like something out of the movie -- >> it does. we always refer to this operation as the hail mary plan. >> but before all of t

amanda, i'm going to start with you. are at the moment? we have heard a lot about the fcc map and the process in the last year. where are they writing these now? quickset is a great question. everybody has had so much fun with fcc challenge process is like why would we have another one? i think this really goes back to the fact it's truly a unique program. it's unlike any other program that we have ever had before to make this kind of investment. it goes back to the statute. as written state run challenge process. we've made huge steps forward with the fcc national broadband. we have more than we have ever had before.the processes along e and territory to write its own process, it's only one time a process to further refine that data to make sure as we are making an generation investment that we are making it in the right places. that we have really identified but the locations. it's really important to note each eligible entity gets to design and implement its own process. it's providing oversight for that process make sure we are getting

amanda. new developments this morning a baby hurt in last weekend's deadly crash in san francisco's west portal neighborhood has died from their injuries. abc7 news reporter gloria rodriguez in the studio this morning with a heartbreaking update. and what we're hearing from the drivers attorney, gloria kumasi. >> yeah, as you know, this is such a tragic story. that baby had been in the hospital with life threatening injuries but has now died. the entire family has died. investigators are still looking into the cause of the crash at a bus shelter. diego cardoso de oliveira and his wife matilde ramos pinto, their toddler and baby were waiting at a muni bus stop in san francisco's west portal neighborhood when an suv plowed into them on saturday. police chief william scott spoke about the tragedy at yesterday evening's police commission meeting, this was this was a horrific incident and heartbreaking. there was a vigil held monday night and the community came out in mass to support the victims o

amanda. >> good morning drew. so heads up for drivers through dublin. a multi-car crash is blocking two lanes there. here's a live look at it right now. this is westbound 580. it's now backed up from airway boulevard in livermore. it is expected to really slow you down since it is commute direction. now let's take you to the bay bridge. metering lights are on. it'll take you 18 minutes from the toll plaza to get into the city. back to the desk. >> thank you. amanda. new this morning a loss for san francisco mayor london breeds effort to build new housing across the city. the board of supervisors has overturned her veto of a controversial housing legislation piece that would limit development in certain areas. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez joining us to explain this and the impact it could have on new housing. gloria >> good morning. kumasi. you know, this is actually the first time that the board of supervisors has overridden a veto from mayor london breed. and basically this legis

treats courtesy of amanda. >> thank you. >> amanda, i was really momming the other day, but really, it's because these little kids, they're competing for those eggs. you got to just give them a leg up, not a competition. a carrot for the eggs is in this economy. >> good morning. we do have some light showers out there. we had a cold front move through late last night. you'll find some wet roadways out there, but today, just an isolated shower at best. and for some of us, that just means a quick sprinkle here or there. not a lot of rain today, not even giving it a number on the storm impact scale. the wider picture showing you the front itself is now south of us. it is already out of our neck of the woods, but behind it there's still enough energy that we could find an isolated shower later on this morning. but the bigger story is a stronger storm set to hit us tomorrow. here's future weather. this is 9 a.m. you can see an isolated sprinkle, but for the most part it's a mix of sun and clouds today and temperatures certainly below average. behind that front, we have cooler air that has mov

thank you amanda. now we are checking in with ginger zee who is live with what's coming up on gma. >> good morning ginger reggie kumasi nice to be with you this morning. >> so here on a friday we of course will start in baltimore with that bridge collapse. the recovery effort is gearing up as we get our first look at the wreckage from on board the cargo ship and the latest incident at one of our nation's airports. the investigation after planes clipped wings all in the midst of a busy spring break, travel season and eclipse tourism. how cities along the path of totality are gearing up for a super bowl of travel. i know the one i'm traveling to is saying they just can't handle it all, and how you can still find a deal if you'd like to be there. also, inside beyonce's highly anticipated new album and rock and roll hall of famer sheryl crow is here to start your weekend, right? she'll be here live performing. it is such good stuff and yes, since i had late travel last night, like 1 a.m. got home. yes, i d

amanda. >> thank you. developing news. santa cruz county has secured $30,000 to collect data on a landslide. that's blocked access to two critical roads for dozens of residents in the santa cruz mountains. now, this landslide started as cracks in february. now, the only way you can pass mountain. charley road is by climbing it. santa cruz public works officials held a meeting to address the problem. they say a timeline of repairs could take up to three years because the land is still moving. residents say the broken road makes everyday activities a challenge. >> this is our route to our elementary school, to our community, to our grocery store, to everything. >> county officials also say repair costs from last year's storm damage exhausted all of their resources. they hope the data they collect will help with the design and cost estimate to repair the road. >> recovery efforts are resuming this morning in baltimore after that shocking collapse of the francis scott key bridge, just moments aft

because of standing water in the tunnel. >> hey, amanda.about to switch seasons later on today. the spring equinox is nearly here. that will begin at 806 this evening. and that is when the sun's direct rays are right over the equator. and for us here locally, you get about 12 hours and eight minutes of daylight today we start out with cloud cover breaking down for sunshine. for a lot of us, that sun will appear right around 10:11 a.m. this morning for full sunshine. this afternoon, and a pretty wide range of temperatures later on. today we'll go into the 50s along the coast, but 60s and 70s inland. we had a lot of warm weather the past week. we have tree pollen issues. they are running high today, low for grass and mold. so just know the next couple of days your tree pollen is running high. a little bit of relief comes over the weekend with a bit of rain. 62 in the city, 66 in oakland, 74 in san jose. today, a mild 71 in santa rosa, but again, the coastline a little bit cooler with that breeze coming in at 58 for half moon bay overnight ton

back to you, reggie. >> thanks, amanda. new developments san francisco mayor london breed is calling for the eventual release of video evidence in the death of a woman in the bayview district last year. breed made that call on facebook yesterday, a day after she met with community members at an event to mark three years since the mass shooting at an asian spas in atlanta. that group, asian justice movement, says it asked breed to release the video during the event. 63 year old yan fang wu died in july after she was pushed on a sidewalk. the death was originally ruled in accident. our media partners at sf standard report the case was reopened last week after the woman, who is said to have pushed wu, got arrested for assaulting another woman in the east bay. >> berkeley police are investigating the city's first homicide of the year. it happened yesterday ■afternoon at an apartment complex on university avenue, just a few blocks east of san pablo avenue. police say someone stabbed another person to death. when officers got the

amanda is at the live desk with more information on this. amanda. >> yeah.esults across the nation are making headlines this morning in ohio, a candidate backed by donald trump has been declared the winner in a three way race. that means republican bernie moreno will face democrat sherrod brown in november. republicans see that as a crucial race with hopes of taking control of the senate. meanwhile, trump won the state's presidential primary race, but exit polls show a significant number of republicans unwilling to support him in the general election. >> it's very striking to see 1 in 5 19, roughly of republican voters in ohio saying that they would not support donald trump in november. that is a big number in a battleground state. >> as for president joe biden, he hit the campaign trail in arizona and nevada this week. biden's focusing on gaining the latino vote and touting his record on the job market. and here in california, the special election to decide who will fill former house speaker kevin mccarthy's seat looks to be headed to a may runoff at last c

amanda. how's the commute going? hi, drew. >> heads up for drivers in the south bay. a big backup to tell you about specifically in san jose. we're talking about a deadly crash involving a pedestrian. this is northbound 101 before oakland road. you can see speeds are down to nine miles per hour. there it's blocking three of four lanes with no estimated time of reopening. but there's also a crash with a vehicle facing the wrong way in the backup of that initial crash. and that second crash, it's blocking two lanes. you should expect delays from tully road back to the desk. >> thank you amanda. happening today. it is sentencing day for sam bankman-fried, the bay area man who became a billionaire and then lost it all. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez here with the details. and gloria, he's facing decades in prison. >> he is. good morning. kumasi. sam bankman-fried was found guilty of seven charges in connection with a collapse of the cryptocurrency exchange that he founded, ftx and today

that's amanda cu les, don't touch the books. that's amanda copples. who — don't touch the books.t touch the books. that's amanda cupples, who is with airbnb. - what an incredible opportunity. in scotland, the mother of emma caldwell has met first minister humza yousaf to press for a public inquiry and a criminal investigation into the handling of her murder case. emma caldwell�*s body was found in woodland close to glasgow in 2005, but only last week, iain packer was jailed for life for killing her. police scotland have apologised for failings which left packer free to rape and assault more than 20 women. 0ur scotland correspondent steven godden reports. for almost two decades, margaret caldwell has sought answers for her daughter. today, she met scotland's first minister to ask face—to—face for a public inquiry for emma and the other women who suffered at the hands of her killer. emma had a voice, and these other women, perhaps there's no—one. emma caldwell was working as a prostitute in 2005 when she was strangled and dumped in remote woodland. how could anyone do this? by 2007

amanda. good morning. >> yeah good morning drew. if you're heading into the city and using the bay bridge to do so, here is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. we know metering lights are on uh- some lanes are backed up from the end of the parking lot, but it is an easy ride on 680. whether you're headed to concord or highway 24. here's a look at the walnut creek cam and then drive times. you want to take a look at that. highway four to the maze, 26 minutes on westbound 80 and then antioch to hercules, 37 minutes on westbound four. >> this morning. health officials are in alameda county are sounding the alarm that dozens of people may have been exposed to the measles. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez joins us live with that warning. >> good morning reggie. this comes as the cdc is warning about a rising number of measles cases around the country and overseas. measles is highly contagious. one infected person can infect nine out of ten unvaccinated people that they come in contact wit

amanda is at the live desk with more on what his attorneys are saying. amanda? >> yeah, kumasi a judge has ordered donald trump to post a $464 million bond. his lawyers say trump is financially stable, but even with that, he cannot find the money to pay his bond. >> they say securing the money is a practical impossibility. trump's lawyers also say they are facing insurmountable difficulties after approaching more than 30 insurance companies for help and being rejected each time, trump was found liable for fraudulently inflating the value of his properties to get favorable bank loans, he is appealing the ruling and has until next week to secure a bond if he does not find the money. new york attorney general letitia james can ask the court to start seizing his properties. it's also possible that trump could try to sell his buildings to raise the money, but his attorneys say that kind of fire sale would result in losses that wouldn't be able to be recovered. his lawyers are asking the court to allow him to post a smaller bond. reggie thank you so much. >> live now

amanda. >> thanks, gloria.ay, a new group is going around berkeley with the mission to protect cal students on campus. parents and community members hired their own private security group called safe bears. it consists of six safety ambassadors who wear bright yellow jackets and walk around or bike from 6:30 p.m. to 3 a.m. every day. some students we spoke with say they appreciate the added safety that would make me feel better as a student, just like having something there, because as of now, like we don't even have anything. >> so that would be like a great like step forward. >> safe bears will not be on campus, instead on public roads and sidewalks around the university where students live and study the safety ambassadors have undergone criminal background checks and will not carry defensive gear like batons or handcuffs. the pilot program will run until the end of the month. >> more hits now to downtown san francisco. the north face, which actually got its start in san francisco's north beach neighborhood i

amanda? yeah. >> kumasi. police in jacksonville beach say gunfire rang out in the city's beachfront bar district yesterday. video shows people running for cover on the beach. investigators say they believe there are multiple shooters on the run. officials ordered a shelter in place as they searched the area. >> it's a busy weekend. this is players weekend at saint patrick's day. it's spring break. we have a lot going on out here, so the fact that we had a couple of bad actors out here that really made a dangerous situation for everyone is extremely tragic and unfortunate. but i'm so proud of our police department, all of our public safety officials and everyone involved that helped put public safety top of mind. >> it's unclear what led to the shooting. this comes as law enforcement has been on alert across florida as people head to the state for spring break, officials in miami beach imposed a midnight curfew over the weekend, prompting a lawsuit from nightclubs. a judge ruled against the club, saying the th

amanda. >> hi, drew. for those of us heading into the city reliant on the bay bridge, know that it's going to take you about ten minutes to get from the toll plaza into san francisco. know that the metering lights are also on to the south bay. not much going on here. northbound 101 has minor slowing approaching oakland road, but that's about it. and then when we take a look at drive times 580 westbound, tracy to dublin is going to take you 48 minutes back to you all at the desk. >> thanks, amanda. >> new at six. tens of thousands of americans are about to get their student loans forgiven. the overnight announcement from the white house, the first to look inside a one of a kind lab in the south bay, helping to make stem projects interesting and exciting for students. first, a live look outside. you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how about a more solid way to save? i'm listening. well, bmo helps get your savings habit into shape with a cash reward, every month you sa

reggie. >> amanda. thank you. if you've lived in the bay area for a while, you may remember a similar crash in 2007. in november of that year, the cosco busan hit the bay bridge that gushed tens of thousands of gallons of oil into the san francisco bay. it had a major impact on our ecosystem. no people died. although the aftermath caused thousands of birds and fish to die, the bar pilot on that ship spent ten months in prison after investigators found he was traveling too fast and was on prescription drugs when that crash happened. >> uc berkeley police are looking for five people who they say committed crimes during a protest on campus last month. those five people were part of about 200 pro-palestinian demonstrators who broke down the door at zellerbach playhouse. that led to injuries, property damage and the cancellation of a speech by an israeli attorney yesterday. police called it a riot and that two of the incidents were classified as hate crimes. the university has condemned the incident. >> a police pursui

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amanda, thank you very much and running _ this unfolds.lds. amanda, thank you very much and running as live here on - this unfolds. amanda, thank you veryj much and running as live here on bbc news with them to point out straightaway do head to the website. now this is a story which is live and moving, so if you'd like to follow all the updates online, you can head to our website for all the latest developments. our political editor in northern ireland share of his analysis of the dup in disarray. a lot of really useful information there and there has been so much reaction through the last few hours to do head to the bbc news website with a lot of material to actually get through. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. you are alive with bbc news. to ukraine now, and president zelensky is warning that a new russian military offensive could happen in the next few months, and he says his country is not ready to face it. the ukrainian leader made the comments during an interview with cbs news, confirming he believes it could ha

amanda earlier, amanda talked with evan low at his campaign headquarters in. >> campbell. and as she mentioned, so now we're going to move on to checking in for the race for barbara lee's congressional seat in the east. bailey essentially resigned from that seat to run the u.s. senate. she has held that seat since 1998. >> earlier she visited her campaign headquarters in oakland and was joined by lateefah simon, who is trying to succeed hurley basically declared simon the winner kron four's. dan thorn live in oakland tonight at simon's campaign it's pretty loud out there. she does have a lot of support out there. dan. >> yeah, yeah. we're fluid. 5 win over the party actually just wrapping up right now. but it was really loud in here for barbara lee. maybe not the night that she was hoping war for. but for the cheapest simon, who is essentially considered her successor. i'm really big night who's looking ahead to november? she gave a fiery speech earlier front of a lot of supporters talking about how she's going to go to washington and push for reproductive rights for women

amanda quintana, ktvu, fox two news okay. >> thank you amanda., an alarming number of recent homicides here in the bay area have been linked to domestic violence. all of the victims are women in pinole. family and friends are still mourning the death of a mother who was shot and killed in front of her four year old son by the father of their child in san pablo. a 40 year old man was arrested and charged with murdering his wife and her mother. earlierúthis week. their bodies have not been found, and one woman tells us she is heartbroken after her 25 year old neighbor came to her for help and then lost her life. that victim was found dead last week and her boyfriend's apartment in downtown oakland. >> i gave her a long talk about life and how the domestic is real, and that if a man shows that much anger towards you, that young in a relationship, he's going to only get worse. deep down, we're we're only here for ourselves.úand when a person loves you, the last thing they're going to do is abuse you or mentally abuse you. >> it doesn't take much to g

kumasi thank you. >> amanda.mer mayor of windsor is now speaking out about allegations against him that ultimately cost him his job. dominique foppoli will not be facing any criminal charges after being accused of sexual assault by multiple women. california's attorney general announced there was a lack of evidence against foppoli and now he's speaking with abc seven news. nearly three years after the allegations first came to light. foppoli continues to deny any wrongdoing and says he feels vindicated. >> i'm sure the attorney general had a tremendous amount of pressure to find something, anything to charge me with. so, i want to thank them for having the courage to finally make the statement. >> apple spoke to us from his home in italy, but says he plans on returning to windsor. meantime, one of his accusers, who wishes to stay anonymous, says she is disappointed. >> and it just feeling like, you know, you hear the same passed around about the good old boys club and it just feels like a lot of, you know, protec

amanda. yeah, reggie. >> the investigation into what went wrong is still just beginning, but officials are calling this a massive casualty multi agency incident. we want to take a live look at the bridge this morning. you can see that massive 948 foot dolly container ship sitting partially under the collapsed portion of the bridge. video shows the moment the bridge collapsed, sending vehicles and people into the water below. take a look. the baltimore fire emergency chief says two people have been saved from the water so far. one was not hurt and the other was taken to a trauma center in very serious condition. the search for others continues. the ship from singapore left baltimore about 1 a.m. local time and was heading to sri lanka. the ship hit the bridge about 30 minutes later, moments after all the lights went out. firefighters say multiple vehicles fell from the bridge, including a tractor trailer overnight work was underway and divers are searching for an upwards of seven individuals i

amanda and alicia are still with us.turning a right women had enjoyed in this country for 50 years, the natural extensions were contraception and ivf. but now that it's here, it always seems to have like a second drop politically for republicans, and then they scramble to put the tooth paste back in the tube. how do you assess this moment? >> you know, i think that as we've all said we saw it coming. it does not make it any less painful, and no one on our side makes any pleasure in the i told you so, but we have some strategic lessons to learn from all of this. we can't put the tooth paste back in the tube. it's impossible. but we can be very clear-eyed and vigorous in our advocacy going forward. i'm actually out in southern california doing a bunch of campaign activity. we have a very clear conscience to drive with house republicans who could not even get their act together to support ivf, you know, in the past few days. so we have some really clear opportunities here to communicate with voters. we can be very direct. w

amanda. all right. thanks, gloria. >> this morning the faa is investigating another scary incident during a flight. a tire fell off the landing gear of a united airlines plane taking off from sfo. we'll show you from the air. the plane took off from runway 28. right. or 28 are yesterday. and as it gained altitude, the tire fell off over the employee parking lot, hitting several cars before bouncing into the neighbor's lot. no one was hurtntal car miraculously, but the tires can weigh up to 265 pounds. abc seven news reporter ryan curry is here with a look at the damage and reaction from witnesses. ryan. >> amanda. good morning. you can see just that moment the wheel fell off the plane. terrifying scenes just as it was lifting off the runway and the damage it left to the cars nearby. this was a boeing 777 jet taking off around 1130, heading for osaka. one passenger says he could tell something was wrong before their map was showing that the plane was now turning around. people on board tell us that somet

amanda. yeah >> kumasi schiff and garvey advancing marks a rare opportunity for the gop, given the grip democrats hold on the state. a republican hasn't won a senate race in california since 1988, but because of the state's democratic stronghold, many expect shift to easily hold the senate seat. in november, democratic representative schiff and republican baseball great steve garvey were competing in two senate contests yesterday, one to fill the remainder of the late senator dianne feinstein's terms from november to january, and another for a full six year tum beginning in january 2025. now, the seat is currently occupied by senator laphonza butler, but she's not running in this race. the two men now advance to the general election in november. we heard from both last night, garvey taking from his playing career in the 1970s and 80s. >> when i stepped on the field for the dodgers and the padres, i didn't play for democrats or republicans or independents. i played for all the fans. and tonigh

senator marsha blackburn, lela, rose, mollie hemingway and today amanda collins to speak at cw and i'm very happy to introduce her. she'll be talking about the importance of second amendment, especially for women. and her book titled beyond survival. amanda has been a loose center speaker for many years, and she speaks on college campuses at woman events and law enforcement conferences across the nation advocating for second amendment rights, her book beyond survival reclaiming my life after i survived details her xp release of a brutal assault on her college campus, a campus that was a gun zone. one of the loose center sponsors that i heard her give was at a texas that was in the midst of a debate about to allow students to carry firearms. amanda had been trained by her family to use firearms for hunting and for protection, but she wasn't allowed to carry it on her campus out there in nevada, it could have stopped her assault. think about these so-called gun free zones at schools, other places. if you are a criminal or wanting to commit a violent crime, would a gun free zones be place

i want to start with you, amanda. one of the ways viktor orban has consolidated power in hungary and the way that right wing fascists have rolled through europe and sort of gained power there is through demonizing migrants, demonizing the notion of non-white migration. here is trump doing the very same thing here. >> it's a sad -- to see what's happening to our cities. our cities are being overrun with migrant crime. and that's biden migrant crime. but it's a new category of crime. and it's violent. where they'll stand the middle of the street and have fistfights with police officers. and if they did that in their countries from where they came, they would be killed instantly. instantly. they wouldn't do that. so, the world is laughing at us. the world is taking advantage of us. >> so, before i let you respond to that. i want to just note for our audience to fact check this. overall crime is down year over year in some of the cities where you're seeing the most migrants coming in, philadelphia, chicago, denver, new yo

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amanda. all right. >> thank you, gloria.opments on the disappearance of malaysia airlines flight mh370. the families of the passengers are once again hopeful for answers to what happened nearly ten years after the boeing 777 vanished from radar. the malaysian government has told those families it may reopen the search. this case, as american company ocean infinity says they have new information that may help locate the wreckage. this morning, some of the victims families say they are hopeful one be they'll be someone will come forward and tell us what's really going on. >> the truth. that's all we want until we longing for that. yeah, until the day. >> it's still unclear what happened to the plane and the 239 people on board. if the evidence from ocean infinity is credible, the malaysian government may decide to renew its search of the southern indian ocean. >> coming up, a trader joe's site and popular on social media and tiktok getting recalled because it may contain plastic and you are looking live at the big board at the

amanda: we see it, and it is not necessarily in one area.ntals are pretty good, economic backdrop is strong, but if you look at spreads, they look really tight optically. if you look at all in yields, we are talking really cheap levels on a percentile basis if you looked at daily spreads and yields, back to 2010, yield screens are really cheap and spreads are really rich. the marginal buyer and credit is yield based, so when they come to deploy capital, they are not looking at it on spread versus index. that is fueling some of that optically type spread measures and credit as opposed to it is not indiscriminate because we are seeing triple c's lag and a pretty significant share of credits trading above 1000 basis points in spread. you are seeing dispersion with overleveraged capital spread structures that are doing liability management. if it were a rising tide and everything was rallying, i would say we are entering into over exuberance, but we are actually seeing some discrimination on the surface. jonathan: i would like to go over part of

i'm in the studio this morning, amanda delcastillo, abc seven news. >> and because of what amanda just described, east bay representative barbara lee will not be in the general election. as schiff and garvey move on, lee is also vacating her house seat at the end of her terms, which means she will be leaving congress in january and this could be her last election. she thanked campaign volunteers and voters as she reflected on her senate race. >> this has been quite a phenomenal multiracial, multigenerational, progressive movement that we have put together throughout the state. >> lee is the highest ranking black woman in congress. she is represented california's 12th district in oakland since 1998. lee is a longtime advocate of racial justice and helped pass protections for women and the lgbtq community. she was the only member of congress to vote against the use of military force. after nine over 11. lee also opposed the us invasion of iraq and afghanistan. >> congresswoman katie porter also fell short in her run for the senate seat. she addressed voters in long beach as the results c

let's speak to amanda hunter about all this. she's the executive director of the bumper and the family foundation that works in advancing women's equality and representation in american politics. and she's live from boston mass, just massachusetts amanda. very good to have you with us. american women of course, and not a monolithic role, but talk to us about the number one issue that they're concerned about, o racial and social categories combined. so thank you so much for having me fully at the foundation. we have done research on the obstacles and opportunities, women face when seeking executive office for 25 years. and we've partnered with american universities, women in politics institute on the research that you mentioned, looking at women voters. and we've done this research for a number of years. and what we're seeing is that women are worried about the economy. they're worried about health care. they're feeling burned out and their mental health is suffering. but they're also hopeful for in 5 women that we surveyed belie

amanda hari kron. 4 news. all right, amanda, thank you very much. that's going to be, you know, that the results are going to take while to get out. but it looks like karl has a pretty good sizable lead, right? because again, tonight, they're they're basically counting most of the mail in ballots. anyone who drop their ballots today and this evening, those are going to be counted over the next couple of days. but as you mentioned, i mean, the 2 of them have really been leading this race. cut the entire you think. one of the big statewide, in fact, the only proposition statewide is proposition one. >> catherine heenan standing by with the panel to what our panel sink of how this is it was looking a little dicey in the beginning when the first numbers started to come out. but now it >> seems to be holding we're still only 30% of the vote counted, but it does have a catherine. yeah, it is favored to lead. but this is again as governor newsom, 6 billion dollar plus a >> measure to provide treatment and housing to the mentally ill. in part, it is a huge

amanda quintana ktvu, foxc two news. >> such a tragic story. thank you amanda. all right.process. they got to take out the old deteriorated pavement. they got to lay down asphalt and then put in what they call a reinforcement material. and then finally concrete on there and that's when they can reopen. now all of this,úhappenn southbound 680. here's a map so you can see where this is affected. this is the area that we're talking about right here between the 580 and 680 connector here. and koopman road down here. this freeway shut down on friday night. several detours. you can take. you can see you can take highway 84 kind of up and around. you can go 580 to 880.c but that does take a little longer. and again, it ma& have some impact on the surface streets around it and the surrounding streets. our cameras watching that impact found slow& and steady traffic in that area as cars just try to avoid that sparea. caltrans says the closue this weekend is inconvenient, but also says it's more efficient than the other option of three months of nighttime closures. but again, the goo

us live with the detail, amanda? >> reporter: the incident in baltimore is a reminder for people in the transportation industry that that type of thing could happen on this bridge or any of the other bridges in the bay area but they say they do have plans in place. captivating footage of what's left behind of the francis scott key memorial bridge, a baltimore landmark crumpled into pieces after a cargo ship crushed the bridge early tuesday morning. >> i'm not an engineer, but that just looked like this is the worst case scenario. >> reporter: john goodwin with the metropolitan transportation commission says he's lived and worked in the bay area for decades. the tragedy today had him flashing back to 2007 when the cosco busan hit a tower of the bay bridge. while the container ship was damaged f bay bridge maintained it's structural integrity. nearly two decades later, they continue to work on improving protecting the bay bridge and the rest of the bridges. >> the bay area is seeking a grant from the u.s. department of

all right, amanda, thank you. also in oakland, the work, the group that's working to recall shang tao. >> holding a town hall meeting today, community members begin collecting signatures for the recall petition last month. they say there fed up with crime and a lack of a permanent police chief in the city. >> question is should to try to make things better what issue she's not done the first thing she does is the going to >> the mayor has told kron 4 the recall campaign is being organized by her political opponents who ran against her in previous races. the recall group says they've collected more than 123,000 signatures. 73,500 in to be verified to hold and election. a fairfield school resource officer has been arrested after being accused of sending inappropriate text messages to 2 teenage girls. fairfield police say officer james lewis was working at rodriguez high school when he sent messages to 2 students, parents of those girls alerted the department about the messages. lewis was later booked into solano cou

amanda carpenter joins us a former senior staffer to senator jim and ted cruz. first of all simone is here until 2:00 in the morning, she has been on air all day long. we are lucky to have her. i want to start with what the biden campaign cochair said earlier today about nikki haley's voters who are in high demand. >> what we would say to the nikki haley voters is that there is room for you over here, to that third of the republican party that is not sure they want to vote for trump or they do not want to support donald trump, we have a big tent and they are welcome here. >> that is the right message but beyond that, what does the biden campaign have to do? many people especially donors in the nikki haley what will argue biden has become so progressive, he has armed himself with super progressives, if he wants those voters, what does he need to do? >> let me pull my sleeves up for this one. i feel as though perhaps there are nikki haley voters and then there are donors and they are very different. i think a lot of people are grouping those together, not you and

amanda kelsey died in 2020.ding years on dialysis. in 2015, she was offered a procedure that no other nhs trust uses and is considered in several countries to pose a risk to patients. they've got a technique that they're trialling, is what they said, and it's a technique called buttonholing and they're going to try it on different patients, "are you happy to go ahead and have a go?" yeah, if that's going to help. amanda's medical records, however, detail a range of complications, particularly infections and blood clots. many of the problems came after she started using the new procedure, a needling technique called buttonholing. one of the claims the team at portsmouth have made is that this was requested by patients. no, not at all. over 30,000 people in the uk need kidney dialysis — a process that cleans their blood as their kidneys are failing. for some patients like mrs kelsey, a piece of plastic tubing called a graft can be inserted into their bodies to aid dialysis. the graft should then be connected to th

amanda kelsey died in 2020.2015, she was offered a procedure that no other nhs trust uses and is considered in several countries to pose a risk to patients. they've got a technique that they're trialling, is what they said, and it's a technique called buttonholing, and they're going to try it on different patients, are you happy to go ahead and have a go? yeah, if that's going to help. amanda's medical records, however, detail a range of complications, particularly infections and blood clots. many of the problems came after she started using the new procedure, a needling technique called buttonholing. one of the claims the team at portsmouth have made is that this was requested by patients. no, not at all. over 30,000 people in the uk need kidney dialysis — a process that cleans their blood as their kidneys are failing. for some patients, like mrs kelsey, a piece of plastic tubing called a graft can be inserted into their bodies to aid dialysis. the graft should then be connected to the machine using a technique

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amanda kelsey died in 2020.idney problems for much of her life, spending years on dialysis. in 2015, she was offered a procedure that no other nhs trust uses and is considered in several countries to pose a risk to patients. they've got a technique that they're trialling, is what they said, and it's a technique called buttonholing, and they're going to try it on different patients, are you happy to go ahead and have a go? yeah, if that's going to help. amanda's medical records, however, detail a range of complications, particularly infections and blood clots. many of the problems came after she started using the new procedure, a needling technique called buttonholing. one of the claims the team at portsmouth have made is that this was requested by patients. no, not at all. over 30,000 people in the uk need kidney dialysis — a process that cleans their blood as their kidneys are failing. for some patients like mrs kelsey, a piece of plastic tubing called a graft can be inserted into their bodies to aid dialysis.

amanda. >> all right. thanks drew.an 100,000 bottles of mouthwash are being recalled because of a potential poisoning risk for children. heritage store hydrogen peroxide mouthwash does not have child resistant packaging, which is required for products that contain ethanol. according to the consumer product safety commission. the recall includes the eucalyptus, mint and winter mint flavors. the manufacturer is offering free refunds or replacements. no injuries have been reported. if you're 65 or older, the cdc is recommending you get another dose of the latest covid 19 vaccine. this comes as new cdc studies show the vaccine's effectiveness wanes over time, especially in people over the age of 65. doctors say most seniors should take the second dose four months after their previous shot. the cdc says most covid deaths and hospitalizations last year were among people 65 and older. the irs is cracking down on 125,000 high income earners who haven't filed tax returns since 2017. those people, including thousands of milliona

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amanda quintana, ktvu, fox two news. >> amanda, thank you. deadly shooting in the brookfield village neighborhood. police say they received several reports about a person who was shot around 415 yesterday afternoon. this happened on louvain avenue, just east of 880. paramedics rushed to the scene. the victim later died at the hospital. no word yet on arrest or what led to the shooting. >> 805 now san francisco police are searching for more people who may be involved in a deadly shooting at a plaza that's part of the powell street bart station. it happened around 930 last night. police found one person who had been shot. the victim's name has not been released. two people were detained and a gun recovered. >> as far as danger, we are still looking for possible suspects. again, this is an ongoing investigation. >> and do you have anybody that you've taken into custody or taken in for questioning? >> we do have two individuals detained at this point. we don't know what their involvement is. so we're still figuring that out . >> and despite that

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