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수백명의 피난민 중에 공산주의자 한두 명이 있을 수도 있다. dictator saddam hussein and his now defunct batist regime and the likemas leader ismail hania in tehran and two young palestinians are killed and fresh israeli raves on the occupied west bank as settlers back by regime's forces storm the al-aqsa mass and quds.

. >> harris's childhood best friend, stacy johnson batiste, who spoke during night one of the dnc, is ready to see her best friend meet the moment. >> it means everything. being a woman, being an american, being a black woman, being her friend. this is very personal to me. >> our julian glover reporting once again from chicago and back here in the bay area, it's no surprise that harris's friends are proud. certainly. and eager to see her become the official presidential nominee tonight. abc seven news reporter ryan curry spoke with those who know her well and is live in san francisco, where people are beginning to gather for a convention watch party. ryan >> yeah. dan. good evening. we're here in the inner richmond, where just under half hour, there will be a watch party hosted by supervisor connie chan and her office. but yes, you mentioned it. so many people excited to see her accept the nomination tonight, ranging from her childhood friends over to the ones who knew her when she held public office here in the city. vice president kamala harris is soon to be the democratic nominee f

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stacy johnson batiste.ou so much for being here. >> thank you for having me, nicole. >> what is this like for you? to watch her -- she's obviously been successful, but this is a political phenomenon in the world is watching. >> absolutely. i mean it is in one sense, it's a real, but on another, i mean, it feels like divine intervention in a way. it feels like it's more than a movement, i mean, it just seems like her entire career path, her life journey has led her to this point and you know, she's always been a very, very special person. she's always had a magnanimous personality and just the kind of person that you just feel good and really happy to be around and, you know, hearing you say joy, bringing joy back. that must be one of the chapters in my book. you know, she is one that is uniting people. she's connected, she's always been that way. it's just beautiful. >> she is also doing it with real clear eyes. one of the lines in her giant speech was we are the underdogs. she seems to sort of match this s

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. >> justin batiste lives and works in this neighborhood, he says. things are slowly improving and efforts like this block party are a step forward. >> i think any type of event that brings positive energy and influence and positive traffic to the neighborhood is really important. >> in san francisco, cornell, bernard, abc seven news, cornell. >> thanks so much. a child ended up hurt in a bad house fire in san jose. a time lapse video shows plenty of smoke coming off the home on clyde drive in east san jose. fire started around 245 today and was under control by 410. firefighters say the child was burned but their injuries are not life threatening. the fire destroyed one house and burned a fence and a shed at a neighboring propert. new developments tonight in a story we've followed for months now, a fourth death penalty case is up in the air over claims of racism by prosecutors. a federal judge is ordering alameda county to either release or retry curtis irvin in a decades old murder case. for months now, the alameda county district attorney's office

. >> justin batiste lives and works in this neighborhood, he says. things are slowly improving and efforts like this block party are a step forward. >> i think any type of event that brings positive energy and influence and positive traffic to the neighborhood is really important. >> in san francisco, cornell, bernard, abc seven news. >> thanks so much, cornell. a child ended up hurt in a bad house fire in san jose. time lapse video shows plenty of smoke coming off the home on clyde drive in east san jose. if you look closely, you can also see water spraying down on the fire. this fire started around 245 today and was under control by 410. firefighters say the child was burned but their injuries are non-life threatening. fire destroyed one house and burned a fence and shed at a neighboring property. new developments tonight in a story we've followed for months now, a fourth death penalty case is up in the air over claims of racism by prosecutors. a federal judge is ordering alameda county to either release or retry curtis irvin in a decades old murde

dictator saddam hussein and his now defunct batist regime and the like who sough to stifle the pilgrimage. today, centuries old arbein walk is still alive, thanks to those who serve the pilgrims of imam hussain from across the world. vamos a contar la historia de adama, una niña que en muy poco tiempo se ha ganado el corazón de todo 2009 a españa al municipio asturiano de mieres y desde entonces vive allí con una mierense que la cogió como una hija desde su primer día antenotario donde me deja la cria hasta que venga su madre porque la consejería de bienestar social el principado. laura tenía una delegación de guarda del menorj, aunque la custodia siempre fue de la consejería de bienestar social, estaba escolarizado en este colegio público, pero hace un mes el principado se lo llevó mientras estaba en clas el criterio de la administración si durante 3 años dio su visto bueno era un niño que estaba perfectamente integrado en la familia en el colegio con sus amigos, por qué no se tiene en cuenta el interés supremo del menor? hubo malos tratos que no se pudieron justificar, hubo abusos que n

nicky batiste, cbs news, sandy hook, connecticut. >>> disgraced former congressman george santos pleaded guilty to federal charges in a new york santos was charged with stealing from political donors and using that money to pay for personal expenses as well as lying to congress. he was expelled from his congressional seat in december following an ethics investigation, and he's expected to be given jail time when sentenced in february. >>> straight ahead on cbs news round up, shades of 1968 in chicago, as thousands of protesters descend on the democratic national convention. (ominous music) (bubbles rising) (diver exhaling) (music intensifies) (diver yells) (shark roars) - whoa. (driver gasps) (car tires screech) (pedestrian gasps) (both panting) (gentle breeze) - [announcer] eyes forward. don't drive distracted. [inspirational music] ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ (police radio call) (sirens) (news report) (sirens) (news report) >>> this is cbs news round up. i'm erica brown in new york. president biden delivered the keynote address as the democratic party opened its national convention in chicago. m

. >> justin batiste lives and works in this neighborhood, he says. things are slowly improving and efforts like this block party are a step forward. >> i think any type of event that brings positive energy and influence and positive traffic to the neighborhood is really important. >> in san francisco, cornel bernard, abc seven news. >> we want to turn now to weather and spencer christian spencer. there was some real concern about thunderstorms. i know the weather was nice there, but thunderstorms for parts of northern california. how's the 24 hour accuweather forecast looking? >> okay, well, we did have that concern for much of the day because of moisture building up in the atmosphere. in fact, i'll show you on the satellite radar composite image. we had monsoonal moisture flowing up through the central valley into northern california with the afternoon heating of the sun that created instability. and the concern was that dry lightning could strike and start more fires. well, that did not happen. i'm not here in the bay area or in northern california

stacy johnson batiste grew up in berkeley with kamala harris, who's speaking now and wrote a book aboutm is doris johnson, who is also joining her on stage, nancy pelosi as well. >> all right, let's talk about the weather. a nice week ahead. yes. >> lay out the timeline of the flip flops and the umbrella, please. and yeah, i don't want to get them reversed. >> okay, so i'm a flip flops. diane tomorrow. all right. and then you might want to have the umbrella handy on friday. all right. let me show you uh. excuse me. let me show you a computer animation tomorrow morning. we're going to begin with some fog near the coast. a little mist drizzle near the bay shoreline. not out of the question as we head into the afternoon. the fog will start to break up. here's a look at livermore's temperature trend. 88 is the average high tomorrow. you're right about where you should be at 89 degrees. look at those temperatures falling bottoming out in the mid 70s friday. and then a recovery for the weekend. as we look at live doppler seven skies are clear right now. that is going to be changing as we head

. >> harris's childhood best friend, stacy johnson batiste, who spoke during night one of the dnc, is ready to see her best friend meet the moment. >> it means everything. being a woman, being an american, being a black woman, being her friend. this is very personal to me. >> the california senator alex padilla just wrapped up his remarks just a moment ago. we currently have the former hud secretary, marcia fudge, on the stage. but when vice president kamala harris takes that stage in primetime tonight, it will be with the baton. the torch passed from president biden to her in one hand and a chisel in the other as she continues to crack away at that glass ceiling, become the very first woman of color to accept her party's nomination. for now, reporting live here from the united center. night four of the dnc. julian glover, abc seven news. >> all right, julian, thanks so much. yeah >> it's interesting. there's rumors about a star uh- a certain queen being a nonpolitical star making an appearance, which has kind of been the theme this week. abc seven news insider phil matier is here wit

. >> justin batiste lives and works in this neighborhood, he says. things are slowly improving, and efforts like this block party are a step forward. >> i think any type of event that brings positive energy and influence and positive traffic to the neighborhood is really important. >> in san francisco, cornell, bernard, abc seven news. >> and now to northern california. and the latest on the park fire burning near chico. hot and dry weather has returned to the fire zone, which raises concerns for firefighters and nearby residents. the acreage increased over 400,000. it is burning in four counties butte, tehama, shasta and plumas. the fire is 28% contained. this morning. 5000 structures remain threatened in what has now become the fourth largest wildfire in state history. some residents are being allowed back into the fire zone to check in on their homes, or to find out what's left. linda forrester and her neighbors escaped the fire when flames crept closer to their cohasset neighborhood. she says she packed her suv with all of her pets before she too

. >> justin batiste lives and works in this neighborhood, he says. things are slowly improving and efforts like this block party are a step forward. >> i think any type of event that brings positive energy and influence and positive traffic to the neighborhood is really important. >> in san francisco, cornell, bernard, abc seven news. >> now to the northern california and the latest on the park fire burning near chico. hot and dry weather has returned to the fire zone, which raises concerns for firefighters and nearby residents. the acreage increased to over 400,000. it is now burning in four counties butte, tehama, shasta and plumas. the fire is 30% contained. this morning, 2700 structures are still threatened in what has now become the fourth largest wildfire in state history. some residents are being allowed back into the fire zone to check on their homes, or to find out what's left. linda forrester and her neighbors escaped the fire when flames crept closer to their cohasset neighborhood. she says she packed her suv with all of her pets before sh

i am stacey johnson batiste, and this is my mom, doris johnson. other for a long time. we met at birkwood hedge school. we hit it off immediately, and became each other's very first best friends. our moms also became fast friends. >> and on weekends, we would pile into my 1966 mustang and kamala's mom would sit in the front with me. and kamala and maya and stacey would sit in the back, and off we would go to a movie or some adventure. >> my mom still has that mustang. >> i do. >> kamala and i both get our grit from our mothers. kamala has always been a protector. one day at school, we made clay art projects during story time when they were outside on tables to dry, for whatever reason, a boy in our class took mine, through it on the ground, and it shattered. kamala jumped in between him and me and said something that made him so mad, he picked up a rock or something and hit her on the head. blood came streaming down, the school called shamala to take her to the hospital. the stitches she got left a scar over one of her eyes. she still has it. that

broome county da, paul batiste. thank you, paul. good job you are doing.you were in manhattan. we could use a good one in manhattan. lackawanna county commissioner chris sherman act. thank you. [applause] good job. on my first day back in the oval office, i would immediately sign an executive order directing every cabinet secretary at agency to use the power we have to drive prices down. but we are going to drive them down in a capitalist way, not in a communist way. at the center of this effort will be to end kamala's war on american energy, and we will drill, baby, drill. we will get your energy prices down. [applause] we are going to get your energy prices down by 50%. the kamala presidency will mean death for pennsylvania energy. remember that. it will mean death for pennsylvania energy. kamala imposed a natural gas ban to cripple energy producers. she's against this whole energy thing you have going. which is by far the most important thing you have from an economic standpoint, jobs standpoint. kamala supports a carbon tax on the working class and has

i am stacy johnson batiste and this is my mom, doris johnson.known each other for a long time. we met at burke woodhead school. we hit it off immediately and became each other's very first best friend. our moms also became fast friends. doris: on weekends we would pile into my 1966 mustang and kamala 's mom would sit in the front with me and kamala, maia and stacy would sit in the back, and off we would go to a movie or some adventure. stacey: my mom still has that mustang. [cheers and applause] doris: i do. stacey: kamala and i both get our grit from our mothers. kamala has always been a protector. one day at school we made clay art projects during story time when they were outside on the table to drive. for whatever reason, a boy in our class took mine, threw it on the ground and it shattered. kamala jumped in between him and me and said something that made him so mad, he picked up a rock or something and hit her on the head. blood came streaming down, the school called shamala to take her to the hospital. the stitches she got left a scar over

i am stacy johnson batiste and this is my mom, doris johnson.e known each other for a long time. we met at burke woodhead school. we hit it off immediately and became each other's very first best friend. our moms also became fast friends. doris: on weekends we would pile into my 1966 mustang and kamala 's mom would sit in the front with me and kamala, maia and stacy would sit in the back, and off we would go to a movie or some adventure. stacey: my mom still has that mustang. [cheers and applause] doris: i do. stacey: kamala and i both get our grit from our mothers. kamala has always been a protector. one day at school we made clay art projects during story time when they were outside on the table to drive. for whatever reason, a boy in our class took mine, threw it on the ground and it shattered. kamala jumped in between him and me and said something that made him so mad, he picked up a rock or something and hit her on the head. blood came streaming down, the school called shamala to take her to the hospital. the stitches she got left a scar ov

stacey johnson batiste.u so much. >> it's an honor. >> back to you wolf. >> thank you very much. kasii -- senator bob casey, he also anticipates that kamala harris will address the economic problems facing the country as well. what do you think? >> yeah, for sure. and i mean, i think that it ties into -- and we're likely to hear her tie into the background that sara was just talking to her friend about and that she comes from a place that is -- is very kind of relatable for a lot of americans. she didn't have the kinds of advantages that many of our presidents quite frankly have had. over many years. obviously there have been exceptions to that rule. people have -- who have come from different backgrounds like barack obama for example. but she has a real unique story here to tell and i mean looking at that little girl, we have not spent a lot of time during this convention because kamala harris hasn't spent a lot of time dwelling on the fact that she would be the first woman president and there are a lot of

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i'm stacy johnson batiste and this is my mom, doris johnson.kamala and i have known each other for a long time. we hit it off immediately and became each other's very first best friend. our moms also became fast friends. >> on weekends, we would pile into my 1966 mustang. and kamala's mom shyamala would sit in front with me and kamala and maya and stacy would sit in the back and off we would go to a movie or some adventure. >> my mom still has that mustang. >> i do. >> kamala and i both get our grit from our mothers. kamala has always been a protector. one day at school we made clay art projects. during story time, when they were outside on tables to dry, for whatever reason a boy in our class took mine, through it on the ground and it shattered. kamala jumped between him and me and said something that made him so mad, he picked up a rock or something and hit her on the head. blood came streaming down. the school called shyamala to take her to the hospital. the stitches she got left a scar over one of her eyes. she still has it. that is the kin