for now, keith blankenship remains on the front lines, hoping more help come soon to save more lives. if you generation problem and it's going to take a long time to solve and if we don't start now, so >> well, as tom dempsey reporting for us now, the cdc added some of the fast as rises. a drug overdose deaths could be seen in minorities, particularly among black men. now to a disturbing story out of san jose. authorities say a 3 year-old girl was tortured and killed by her family as they performed an exorcism like ritual. court documents say the girl's family believed she was possessed by demon. she died inside of a church on second street in san jose september 24th information about what happened was never made public by san jose police. the newly uncovered court documents show investigators believe happened. the santa clara county da says the mother said she began to believe really was possessed because the 3 year-old girl and wake up and the middle of the night crying or screaming. arlene's mother. 25 year-old claudia hernandez was charged february second with felony assault on a

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you went so far to call guy blankenship a magnet? >> i don't remember. >> but this maggot fit?s had to counter the heart of the defense case, motive. the state case -- she was about to be dumped and written out of melvin's we'll. but he argued that they were a happy couple. >> she picked up lemonade and wanted to meet melvin on her birthday -- >> it was supposed to be a hot, steamy night? >> the idea that julia was broke and needed melvin's money, also not true, said the defense. julius lawyer argued, her family had plenty of money and was willing to spend it. >> her family came and paid substantial attorney fees. >> her family is paying her medical bills, her families bringing her food, taking care of her, taking her where she needs to go. >> in the end, the defense decided not to call julia to testify, they said she was suffering from dementia. after seven days of testimony, both sides rested. >> by the end of the trial, the question was not is she in volley? but how could she not be involved? >> the jury took less than four hours to reach a verdict. >> we're all sitting arou

for now, keith blankenship remains on the front lines, hoping more help come soon to save more lives. if you generation problem and it's going to take a long time to solve and if we don't start now, so >> that was tom density reporting tonight. the cdc added that some of the fastest rise in drug overdose deaths could be seen in minority communities, particularly among black men. >> san francisco voters might be leaning away from progressive policies and towards more conservative. once there is a new poll just out and indicates that more people are talking about funding the police, not defunding cracking down on minor crime and supporting the recall of the san francisco district attorney kron four's ella sogomonian is in our newsroom tonight with a closer look at the poll results l a. >> kevin catherine, san francisco for the last 3 decades or so has been pretty consistently progressive in local politics. >> but according to a new poll by a nonpolitical research group, the tide may be turning emerging from a hard hitting pandemic. the san francisco standard reports more than 1000 regis

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well journalism color, miss bradley blankenship believes that the revelations about hillary clinton's campaign tactics will impact the democrats who are currently going through the turbulence in the polls. i think it's pretty clear that there was 2 main motivations for hillary clinton and her team doing this. the 1st one was the deal to fall out from the wiki league scandal about her campaign in the very obvious conspiracy against the bernie sanders campaign. and the 2nd thing was to influence the foreign policy, the trump administration, to make it so that way. trump's foreign policy, which was supposed to be more restrained, couldn't be so, so that, you know, if he were more lax with russia, are willing to be diplomatic with russia that he would be considered, you know, some kind of mentoring candidate. i think that it will impact the reputation. you know, there's a very important mid term election coming up. and joe biden knows that the democrats are slated to get absolutely destroyed in selection, potentially in both houses of congress. and that will essentially destroys presidenc

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we have brad blankenship. he is a columnist at c g t n, a freelance reporter for sion law. as well as a rti contributor and a mirror cash we custom roster. martin j. he's an award winning journalist, an commentator. i gentleman cross stock rules and the fact that most a means you can jump in any time you want. now is appreciate a martin. i start out by saying, i don't know if i should laugh or cry when it comes to the e. u. i think that should be familiar to you because i was a title of an article you wrote a few days ago. why did you write it? go ahead because we were just saying, i think of the you and foreign policy. i think a ship in the middle of the ocean without of caps and just going round around us. you know, we're going into uncharted waters here that he was taking huge, huge steps into both very risky policies, which it has no track record doing it. probably most people who watch the show don't realize that you doesn't actually have a song policy. what it has is number of people and committees and buildings, which will together collectively keep a sense of some s

we do appreciate it. bradley blankenship journalist and columns live in our to ok. now another story to bring you up to date on today. rushing gas supplier gas problem has completely suspended energy supply to finland after the country refuse to pay for energy and rubles as requested by moscow. the russian gas giants issued a statement saying that it has not received payment from finish company doubt, some for april supplies. since the beginning of that month, european countries have to pay in rubles for energy deliveries from russia, which finland was informed about the payment request occurred after russia was refused access to its foreign currency reserves held internationally. and another european country. poland has also cut itself off from russian gas. the country terminated its supply deal with gas prom today. the russian gas exporter holsted, its supply to poland in april, when the country also refused to provide payments and roubles. but worse on may just end up paying a higher financial price for its decision. according to moscow, since poland continues to