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but that he works with betty's last police department. when a drone strikes, he and his colleagues mobilize to the scene to document everything a plus know about when they are cases of s t. v drone hit. so little the 1st thing we do is help civilians as they try to help. they also risk becoming a target of a drone attack. well, model hold the applause, and there have been many cases with our colleagues to me to come and show during evacuations or while documenting these war crimes. our guys have come under fire issues, close load vehicles were damaged and our colleagues were injured because the prospect is awesome. they really put on the, you know, most explicitly q and a salt technique, commonly known as double tapping. after heading a target, the russian soldiers wait for assistance to arrive and later hit a 2nd time to maximize the harm. alexander has witnessed such a double type of tax, fully ballpark. there was a drone attack on a man without leaving him injured and unable to walk or move the water. the drones did not let me so we co

betty ford foundation. so welcome to my panelists here and actually just going to go ahead and get started with nancy, who has some audio audiovisual work. i do want to note the terrific work of the archival staff, the gerald r ford presidential, many of whom are here now they located this footage in our archives and digitized it so that we can make it available today. their work is the epitome of what liz of what liz carpenter said at this conference in 1984 when she said, i really think these presidential libraries have the papers of first ladies and the women in there administrations really have a goldmine because the story of the american woman or out of the white house has very undercovered and. with that, i'm going to turn it to nancy before i go to that podium, i just want to say prayer and gaia and elizabeth. when i first mentioned this to gaia, the audio visual for the conference was not a permanent state of preservation so it had to be sent to the washington national archives lab. and that was 40

but that he works with betty's last police department. when address strikes, he and his colleagues mobilize to the scene to document everything plus know about when they are cases of mtv drone hit. so little, the 1st thing we do is help civilians as they try to help. they also risk becoming a target of a drone attack. well, model hold the applause. there has been many cases with our colleagues in the common show during evacuations or while documenting these war crimes. our guys have come under fire issues. goals will vehicles were damaged and our colleagues were injured. cause a problem the, these new methods and means of more fat wayne jordan is an international lawyer who advises ukrainian, prosecutors. drone warfare maybe relatively new. but just as with any other weapon, the indiscriminate use drones cut them out to a war crime. you're always going to be following the same line of assessment. was that an attempt to distinguish between civilian and military targets? what was the, how to civilians which was anticipated was that an accid

we could not go to betty's love. due to the constant attacks police close the roads to the city is population shrank from 11000 people to about a 1000. and those who remain are the elderly or people with disabilities. we've been told that people try to go out only after dark when drones cannot see them the, the drones 1st appeared. they did not hit the population. i need somebody to sort shelter under trees and but mostly people were not hiding. so when you said now, did you put out the reset button? somehow these drones improved? what is it? and they acquired military skills, which they trained on the local population. and you don't want to so non museum, assuming a horrible suspicion could russians really be attacking civilians to train drone pilots? september 2023. this is the aftermath of a russian drone attack in betty slabs. city center explosives landed close to a shop at around 9 am. 4 civilians were injured. all of them between 66 and 74 years old. over the course of 6 months, we analyzed reports of drone at

betty yu is live there with the latest on this breaking news. betty. okay. and it appears that we lost betty yu. but we'll try to check in with her in just a bit. in the meantime, new at 11. we want to tell you about this story. there's a vintage concept car worth an estimated $1 million. you can see there on your screen. it was badly damaged, and that happened when the trailer that was towing it caught fire. now, this happened on sunday night in monterey on the muniz avenue exit from highway one. the 1979 ford probe had been on display at the annual concours d'elegance at pebble beach, and it was being towed home when the fire started. now the cause is still under investigation. the owners did say on instagram that they are grateful no one was hurt. >> the family of a san francisco man shot and killed 14 years ago is asking for help in the case. police recently increased the reward for any information that could lead to the arrest and conviction of those responsible. new tonight. ktvu is amber lee live in the newsroom and amber, you spoke with the victim's

betty bloomer warren would bring a grace and a spirit to the life. they would share through the long years of politics. from his first day on capitol hill congressman ford relished the work. in the course of 25 years in the house of representatives, the people's house the man from grand rapids would earn the confidence of five presidents. although ford's easy and persuasive manner made him a valuable member of the republican team in 1965. he again took on the establishment this time defeating veteran gop leader charlie hallock. henceforth jerry ford was a republican spokesperson with a national audience. each week, he and senate leader everett dirksen took the democrats to task. for eight years ford worked hard to make the republican minority into a force to be reckoned with. and to realize his own personal dream to serve as speaker of a republican house. but events ruled otherwise in 1973 vice president spiro agnew resigned in disgrace. once more ford's life took an unexpected turn my fellow americans. i proudly present to you. the man whose name i

betty yu, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you betty.. all this comes as the trump campaign says it's been hacked. politico says it received emails from an anonymous account with documents from inside trump's operation, including a 270 page dossier on the vice presidential candidate, jd vance, titled potential vulnerabilities campaign, blamed foreign sources hostile to the u.s. that included iran but provided no specific evidence of iran's involvement. claim, though, came one day after microsoft issued a report detailing foreign agents attempts to interfere in the upcoming election. in response to that report, iran's united nations mission denied any involvement, and discussions are still underway to determine just how many presidential debates we will see between vice president kamala harris and former president donald trump. >> both candidates have agreed to an abc news debate on september 10th. trump also suggested that additional debates would take place with fox news and nbc. harris said she is open to that conversatio, but nothing

agata was delighted to be reunited with betty.pets. let's speak to geoff edmond, lead wildlife officer at the rspca. i'm going to assume that you very much welcome this. associated with their theft. animals are very valuable. kittens fetch a lot of money, especially pedigree ones, and we know that criminals are willing to do that, so this really helps to stop animals from being exploited in that way. agata was delighted to be reunited with betty. it's hoped the new law will deter people from abducting much loved pets. let's speak to geoff edmond, lead wildlife officer at the rspca. i'm going to assume that you very much welcome this.— i'm going to assume that you very much welcome this. indeed, and good afternoon. much welcome this. indeed, and good afternoon- we — much welcome this. indeed, and good afternoon. we are _ much welcome this. indeed, and good afternoon. we are pleased _ much welcome this. indeed, and good afternoon. we are pleased this - much welcome this. indeed, and good afternoon. we are pleased this law- afternoon

betty >> heather. former president trump told the group that he's been the best president for the black population since abraham lincoln. the conversation on stage began with heated dialog. mr. trump called his introduction rude, and in one exchange he attacked the vice president's racial identity. >> she was always of indian heritage, and she was only promoting indian heritage. i didn't know she was black until a number of years ago when she happened to turn black, and now she wants to be known as black. >> presumptive democratic presidential nominee kamala harris is the daughter of a jamaican father and indian mother. former president trump spoke about j.d. vance, the economy and the border. >> i will tell you that coming coming from the border are millions and millions of people that happen to be taking black jobs. you had the best. >> what exactly is a black job, sir, a black job. >> is anybody that has a job. that's what it is. anybody that has a job, there's no nothing gained today by donald trum

all righ, betty lou. thank you. betty. well, the vice president may return to the bay area for more fundraisers after bringing in about $12 million during her event here over the weekend, a long line of donors waited to enter san francisco's fairmont hotel yesterday. tickets range from $3,300 to half a million, about 700 people attended the event, including governor gavin newsom, former house speaker nancy pelosi, congresswoman barbara lee and san francisco giants president larry baer. the harris wallis campaign is reportedly planning to limit the number of famous faces appearing at the dnc in years past. actors and singers would speak or perform at the convention, but tmz reports the harris campaign is wary about leaning too heavily on hollywood celebrities, worried about how that will sit with voters across the country told us that what they don't want is a parade of celebrities on stage at the dnc. >> that's not to say that there won't be celebrities in chicago, it's how high profile they're going to be and what their i

our betty yu reporting live for us there in the city. betty thank u. hward police say a convicted auto thief is suspected in a series of other crimes. 23 year old nova moore was arrested back in may and charged with stealing two porsches right off a showroom floor in fremont. a search of his home uncovered several rifles, according to police. stolen property, money and a police radio scanner. and authorities now say that moore is also suspected in break-ins in hayward, union city and san ramon, milpitas police say officers arrested two suspects stealing tires. this happened early yesterday morning. the stolen tires were recovered and returned to their owners. this comes as other bay area cities have seen a rash of tire thefts recently, including walnut creek and petaluma. >> new at ten a san jose police officer is now facing child sex assault charges this evening. ktvu has learned that 35 year old anthony joseph perez has been charged by the san benito county district attorney with lewd acts with a child and sexual assault. these charges were filed bac

. >> i'm betty yu, and i'm mike mibach. tonight, community members are condemning the hate targeting the jewish community. new at ten ktvu amberleigh live tonight in lafayette after speaking with a rabbi. amber >> that's right. mike. the rabbi tells me the fliers were found here in downtown lafayette and at nearby homes. she says she's speaking out to stand up against hate. >> this is one of the one of the fliers that was left in front of a congregants home. >> rabbi jill pearlman with temple isaiah in lafayette shows me a small bag with an anti-semitic flier inside. she says she received it from one of about 15 congregation members who reported hate fliers left in front of their homes. >> it is always disturbing to know that there is any kind of anti-semitic literature out there, and that it's being disseminated right here in our community that folks are. it's up close. it's in your driveway. it's in your doorway. >> pearlman says different antisemitic fliers in plastic bags were found late last week in front of homes in v

betty yu live tonight in san francisco. betty, thank you for that. to the east bay, new information on a car crash and fire that backed up traffic on 880 last night. this happened just around 730 in san leandro, south of marina boulevard. chp says it began as a freeway shooting. they say the driver and passenger who were shot at were not injured from those bullets, but they did crash the vehicle and that caused some minor injuries. the car eventually, as you can see here, caught fire. northbound lanes were shut down for more than two hours. it is unclear tonight the motive behind the shooting. no arrests have been made. oakland police investigating a shooting that left one person dead in east oakland this afternoon. police say they were called to hilton street and bancroft avenue, just a block off of 55th avenue at about 230 this afternoon. this is video from the citizen app. officers say the victim was pronounced dead at the scene. the victim's identity has not been released and tonight, no word on any arrests or what led up to those shots being fir

betty yu is live there with the latest on this breaking news. betty.

tori. >> good evening betty. we're here on willow street where that horrific crash took place that upended a seven year old bastian's life. now bastian's family has a message for parents about children's safety. >> it's back to school season. but for one little boy in san jose, school is looking a little different this year. seven year old bastian michel was attending a tutoring session at kumon learning on june 24th, when somehow staff at the location lost track of him before staff realized he was gone. bastian had been struck by a car about 1 or 2 blocks from kumon on willow street, according to the police report obtained by ktvu. a neighbor, who happens to be a paramedic, heard the crash and ran to the scene. bastian's heart stopped beating after the crash, but the paramedic performed cpr on him within minutes, saving his life. he suffered a cracked skull, ruptured spleen and severe internal injuries from which he will be recovering from for months, if not years. >> even with school drop offs, you know, every

betty >> claudine.police say that this woman was killed inside the home that she shared with her live in boyfriend. tonight i spoke with many neighbors in the area who didn't want to go on camera. one resident said he didn't notice anything unusual or any red flags about this couple. san mateo police say a 37 year old pregnant woman and her unborn child were found dead in the living room area inside this duplex on south beach street, where the mother lived with her boyfriend. police have not said how they were killed. they received a call from a family member around 6 p.m. sunday, police say based on surveillance video and witness statements, detectives believe the woman's boyfriend, 33 year old andrew coleman, was the suspect after the killing. police say he fled to southern california using technology. authorities caught up with him in west covina within five hours. >> unfortunately, domestic violence is very regular and, you know, we want domestic violence victims to know that there is help out there

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agata was delighted to be reunited with betty.rom abducting much loved pets. in the late 1980's canary wharf transformed london's derelict docklands into a modern office district — and became a symbol of the city's thriving financial services industry. but fast—forward four decades and the post—covid legacy of working from home means that demand for office space is falling. with major companies like hsbc are leaving the area, our reporter emma north has been finding out how canary wharf is adapting. the birth of canary wharf took down at hill docklands to the world financial giants. no one imagined that more than three decades on, it would need reinventing again. except, perhaps, this man. there we have it. all of london spread out before us. 200 years ago, it would have all been field. what will it be like in 200 years' time? what will be happening in this tower? perhaps it would be turned into flats because nobody needs offices any more. it because nobody needs offices any more. ., ., because nobody needs offices any more. ~ _,.

betty who is most vulnerable to human trafficking here in the bay area? well, the experts are telling us that it is often times immigrants here in the bay area and children between the ages of ten and 14 who are falling victim to these sex traffickers. now there is a number we'll put up on the screen here. it's a 24 over seven hotline that any victim can call to get help and get away from those traffickers. >> betty, an important resource. joey hoard live in oakland tonight. joey. thank you. well, tonight, a nationwide 911 outage is being reported. the outage is reportedly due to an at&t issue. some emergency services across the country may be impacted. here in the bay area, petaluma police say parts of the city are affected. police issued the alert a few hours ago. no word on the cause of the outage yet. petaluma police are asking residents to call the department in case of emergencies. no word on any other bay area agencies that are impacted. at&t says it's looking into the issue and staying in sonoma county. >> new at 11 petaluma police also searching

betty, thank you for that.apartment building that burned down while under construction are now complaining about potential squatters moving in. that building on octavia, right near oak, caught fire in august of last year. burned down lot. still has a fence around it today, and now neighbors are filing complaints with the city. worried about people living in and then using the site and illegally tapping into electrical lines. >> i hear them climbing up the stairs, hanging out on the roof, using the, really using it as a squat toilet facilities, whatever. i mean, we smell it when we walk by, right? >> the department of building inspection has issued a series of violations and ordered the owner of the property to secure the site. now, if not, the city attorney may get involved. we reached out to the property owner for comment, but have not heard back. >> now to half moon bay, where a battle is brewing between church and state. a piece of property owned by our lady of the pillar is being looked at for a potential s

greg. >> betty yu in the newsroom for us. >> betty. thank you. a major labor union has endorsed kamala harris for president. the united auto workers announced its decision today on its website and on x. the union represents hundreds of thousands of workers across the country. uaw had backed president biden and has long supported democrats, but held off in immediately endorsing harris after biden dropped out. the group's president has been outspoken against mr. trump. harris will rally with uaw members in detroit next week. harris responded on x, saying, quote, i am honored to receive the endorsement of the united auto workers. from walking picket lines to taking on big banks, i've spent my entire career fighting for unions and working families, and as president, i will continue to deliver for organized labor and the race for california's senate seat in november, candidate steve garvey says he has agreed to two debates with congressman adam schiff. >> the republican says the debates are an opportunity for the people of california to hear directly

betty is remarkably resilient and philosophical, considering what happened.leader came to me and said, "sorry" — i think he said, "sorry about this". the thieves had stolen some handbags and a small safe with some documents inside, but most distressing was that they had taken a set of war medals belonging to her late husband stephen. he had earned them during the second world war and later for service in palestine, africa and italy. actually, this is right where she was standing. betty's son robin says the medals don't have huge monetary value, but mean so much to the family. he handled them. you know, his hands were on those metals, and those things are what you regret not having much tater in life — betty's lived here in the same house for 7h years, and robin is angry about the impact that the theft could have. it's things like this that destroy confidence and therefore may compromise the ability to live here alone. the burglars got into betty's house after cutting open a key safe and just opening the front door. this is something police say is extremely ra

betty. i spoke with a relative who visited the crime scene this afternoon. he declined to speak on camera, but did share some details about the victim. the killing took place in a busy parking lot. >> a memorial of candles and flowers marks the site where a man was shot, and killed here in east oakland while working. >> a family member identified the victim as william robinson, a graduate of oakland high school. the killing took place near a mural that reads heal oakland in the back parking lot of a dollar store. i'm beyond vigilant. >> you just have to be vigilant in general wherever you go. unfortunately, with it being oakland, you just have to be a little more vigilant. >> police say just before 4:00 tuesday afternoon, officers responding to a shooting along international boulevard found a man who had been shot. he died at the scene. we spotted dozens of evidence markers. a business owner nearby says the killing is another example of the violent crime that grips oakland. >> i heard the sh

i also spoke to up betty _ like she was able to do that. human. she me that gymnasts like simone are also ultimately human.— me that gymnasts like simone are also ultimately human. she has gone throu~h her also ultimately human. she has gone through her trials, _ also ultimately human. she has gone through her trials, her— also ultimately human. she has gone through her trials, her tests, - also ultimately human. she has gone through her trials, her tests, or- through hertrials, hertests, or challenges, but what makes her different — challenges, but what makes her different and what makes her stand apart is— different and what makes her stand apart is that she has faced her demons. — apart is that she has faced her demons, she has faced them publicly on a very— demons, she has faced them publicly on a very large, global scale. she is moving — on a very large, global scale. she is moving past them. so many of us face challenges or face setbacks or faith our— face challenges or face setbacks or faith our demons, but then turn around — faith o

but as ktvu betty yu shows, us officials say, the problem of domestic violence is only getting worse in san mateo county, san mateo police say a 37 year old pregnant woman and her unborn child were found dead in the living room area inside this duplex on south beach street, where the mother lived with her boyfriend. >> police have not said how they were killed. they received a call from a family member around 6 p.m. sunday, police say based on surveillance video and witness statements, detectives believe the woman's boyfriend, 33 year old andrew coleman, was the suspect after the killing. police say he fled to southern california using technology authorities caught up with him in west covina within five hours. >> unfortunately, domestic violence is very regular and you know, we want domestic violence victims to know that there is help out there. >> police said. the victim has four other children with a different father. the suspect was the father of the unborn child. >> we're seeing it more and more, unfortunately with, you know, mental health issues come becoming involved or substan

betty's thoughts in pennsylvania. laura in staten island, republican. are you going to be watching the convention? caller: no. kamala harris, what did she do for the past three and a half years? making all kind of promises, food, god, but she hasn't done anything in three and a half years. why? host: what did you think mike pence accomplished when he was vice president? caller: i did not care about pence. i don't care about pence. but kamala harris keeps saying she's going to do with the border. what did she do in three and a half years? she didn't accomplish nothing. host: ok, laura's thoughts. jamie in philadelphia, democrat caller. what is it like to live in philadelphia with less than 80 days to go before this election? when you turn on the television, how many ads do you see? caller: i see a lot of political ads on television, especially local channels. both parties targeting each other. right now in philadelphia, the feeling is hopeful and energetic for kamala harris. it is also just scary to think of a second trump presidency. host: jamie, are yo

in khimki near moscow, in broad daylight, practically from under the nose of her owner, a dog named betty was tied up at entrance to the store, the owner himself made this decision so as not to disturb other customers, when he left, he was shocked, looking at the empty space, the first... the man turned to volunteers and was right: animal lovers conducted a quick investigation and returned the dog home. dayana shlyubkina observed the meetings. the recording of a surveillance camera from a supermarket, which recorded the abduction of a dog from a store, outraged animal lovers so much that a large group of activists formed in the first day after the disappearance. the footage shows a man descending the stairs shopping center, leading the dog on a leash. a beautiful breed, a cavalier king charles. he was tied right at the entrance to the supermarket on the second floor of the shopping center. the owner and the child went in for a few minutes. did you see the dog or did you see him, the dog was very similar, alone or with someone? several hundred people united to search with the help of a pon

jesse. >> betty, good evening to you. chp officers say they're recommending felony manslaughter charges against duncan mcquarrie, the man who was driving the pickup truck. they say he was driving on highway 85, eight miles in the wrong direction. doesn't indicate somebody who was confused or suffering a medical emergency, but instead, someone who was likely under the influence. video posted on the social media platform reddit shows the startling reality right before a double fatal collision in south san jose monday afternoon. chp officers say duncan mcquarrie is behind the wheel of this toyota pickup truck, speeding the wrong way on highway 85 near santa teresa boulevard. moments later, they say he slammed head on into a tesla, killing the 47 year old woman who was driving and a 14 year old boy. >> at this point, we are looking at possible charges of felony manslaughter for that driver. the driver who was in the pickup truck and was traveling the wrong way on the freeway. >> investigators say mcquarrie from orlando went t

and you can see that with betty boop or betty grable. betty grable, her legs were insured, $4 million before the war and and and the transition happens at the same time that really formula really became less of an upper class thing and went more mass market and and so is really interesting. in 1952, betty grable is the most expensive actress in hollywood. and in 1953, it's marilyn monroe. and and. playboy started publication in 1953, december 1953. and i actually kind of chart the so i would say like that film and television and print magazines in particular were instrumental in the, the increased eroticized portion of women's busts and. there's really interesting information in, in the kinsey report and other studies in from the thirties, forties and so something in the kinsey report is that they did all this research into whether a man, whether a married couple would engage the breast in their foreplay. and there was a huge gap like a 50% gap. in fact, check me just in case i'm wrong with my numbers between. men with a college educatio

thanks, betty.rs are looking into a possible cyber attack that's affecting the seattle-tacoma international airport and the city's main port. on saturday morning. the airport says it was dealing with outages that stemmed from a possible attack at the port of seattle. more than 200 flights were affected, delaying travel for a lot of people today. both the port and the airport are in the process of fully restoring their systems. >> microsoft announced plans this week to host a summit on cyber security following last month's crowdstrike outage. the conference will be held on september 10th at microsoft's headquarters in redmond, washington. at the summit, there will be discussions about steps to improve cyber security. the conference marks the first big step by microsoft to address the outage that affected nearly 8.5 million windows devices back in july. >> cyclists in the east bay are celebrating the completion of more than five dozen bike turnouts at mount diablo state park. a news event yesterday ma

at first, ivan tried to find betty on his own, questioned witnesses, watched video from surveillance cameras, when the kidnapper's trail was broken, contacted the police. a local resident filed a complaint about the theft of a dog at the duty station of the left-bank police department of the ministry of internal affairs of russia for the urban district of khimki . police officers are conducting activities aimed at identifying, as well as searching for and detaining the perpetrator, a real detective story according to all the canons of the genre, hundreds of volunteers joined the search, the versions of the abduction were very different, resell, demand ransom, the worst thing, probably, is animal abusers, the events were restored literally bit by bit, here a woman just called and said, i don't know, maybe now with the russian brigade she can go directly to malakhovka, malakhovka is the place where betty was last seen, the traces of the dog thief are lost here in malakhovka, and judging by everything, this place is a resident, the sellers of the neighboring stores know him, now the own