that catherine's looking at. said that it took a little longer than his family to realize that he had michel were not the best match. they have been together for three years when he found out that she was cheating on him with a married man. >> he didn't want to stand for that so we had to ask her to leave. and he did it very nicely, and she did not want to go. >> and what paul described as a bitter breakup, he forced michel to move out and told her it was over. we by that time, it had been more than two years since katherine's death. investigators back in new york had moved on to other cases. the years were ticking by with no new leads, but the da was a patient man. >> we never put the file away. it was always a matter of when something is going to come forward, will be ready to go for it. and we never expect an accidental cause of death. >> his patients would be rewarded, a break in this cold case was coming, and it would surprise everyone. coming >> up, a surprise knock at paul novak lee's door. >> there's two

i love approaches that are being done in and catherine you know me well. i love approaches that are being done from the bottom up and as opposed to being from the top down. two of the ones that i really love is the washington post and i put it in again,working with community health care providers . and community pharmacies. they are vaccinating the farmworkers in california just a remarkable job that people are doing on the ground in their community. and i think as it relates to the community obviously that i'm a part of where there is i completely understand it. it is rightfully so, there is some vaccine hesitancy in our community. but one of the things i love about this approach about getting community involved. whether that's churches and our trusted institution of barbershops and beauty shops. community led approach is something that i love that i'm seeing. i love that i'm seeing again this bottom-up approach and it comes to worker led movements as well. one of the ones that is most prevalent is folks have not been paying attention and they have been o

to catherine and teresa alike, it's all been an additional challenge. existing conditions are completely different. it's a different culture and language and it's, there are so many challenges and barriers that i have to overcome so that my life continue when i'm on the phone. so those actually sports is always provided a welcome change and a big help. they also make the most of having access to the facilities that the german and then pick teams training center in berlin, offering my i'm calling to hook up given so many opportunities that share my training site with well and then limited champions. i mean, they didn't really differentiate me being a refugee athlete or in and not even a member of the german national team, the money. so i'm really grateful. i appreciate the opportunity and intend to make the most of this. and i'm the who we are this just for the i the training center was also perez's way back into the schools. i can really let my mind go. yeah. and work out with sir. i just had some was how i felt completely walk in. and despite not havin

for more or less cross straight over to catherine james journalist in sydney. catherine, i understand there are flare ups across the country. what's behind that? yes, that's right. we've had 2 serious flare up the, the, the main one being in sydney that started on july, june 16th. so 12 days ago we had a community transmission of the delta variant, the numbers on the highest we've seen throughout the pandemic. it's simply that the seas, the delta variant that has got me to the community. and now 12 days later we have 130 cases in the sidney area. and that's locked down reason for that. and then in the northern territory was a, who hasn't had any community cases, community transmissions for the entire pandemic. they now have for the concern there of course is that the, there was a worker who was in a mine for 7 days, and $900.00 workers were at that mine and they've all left to various parts of the country for the northern territory. but that's serious for them, given the health to the rural population there. ok, so far, only 5 percent of australia's population has been fully vaccinate

dan. >> well, catherine, this is one of the hot spots. many tourist areas along fisherman's wharf, also hot spots. but this is happening in neighborhoods across san francisco as well. it's nothing new. we took a breed of brief respite from that a little bit during covid. but now in the last couple of months. things are surging again. >> car break. ins are surging again, in san francisco. up 10% in april compared to the previous month. >> the passenger side window was shattered. i got out of the car and then realize that actually every car on my entire block have been hit. a lot. just car was broken into over the weekend near is to boost triangle home, though there was nothing inside chicago resident, jessica hoped was not as lucky when she had her purse stolen when her rental car was broken into in chinatown on monday. the rental car place returning our car told us they get at least 10 cars a day that have a window smashed. >> and nashville resident nicholas keel had his backpack stolen when his rental car was broken into while parked out

let's talk soon on the 15th murray says catherine sent their mother concerning text. she not. >> recent polls in or out and the text message i'm in a car with the stranger. >> i think and i hope i'm not being abducted. and then we didn't hear from her son's unsure of how she got into the car and under what circumstances don't last time that her cell phone ping. it was this forest in russia. then early yesterday morning. the family got the call that kathryn's body was found in a wooded area. about 250 miles east of moscow. >> and now she tries to figure out what to do now murray says she wished she got the chance to have that talk with her sister and it's the city. i love you. >> i love you. >> gina. win. >> well, this week the senate is set to vote on a voting rights bill. democrats say it will protect americans access to voting republicans, though, say there's no need for it. washington correspondent basil john has more now on the future of the bill. good morning. even though stand against the bill. democrats are still pushing to get it passed. the biggest power grab

please welcome back to the show, catherine zeta-jones hello catherine. how are you? it's been a while. >> seth: it has been awhile. it's always a delight to see you. how have you and your family been holding up? >> pretty good, you know i mean, it's been an unprecedented year for everybody. i must say, personally, it was lovely when we were in a vulnerable and knowing time to have my peeps, my loved ones around so i had my son home from college and my daughter home from school. she goes to school in switzerland. so we were all back in our bubble and supposedly, speaking to my son, we fared better than many families he was like, "mom, you don't understand people aren't talking to each other. they're like, "no. so we played lots of games my kids, and i must say, kudos to them. i thought for sure, you know, they're all back not just them, but all their other friends from high school all they've done are street, right? they were brought up right here all together and i thought it was gonna be party central. you know, all these kids coming back from college congregating i

catherine catherine e. us ro. >> from the 11th company brian m. berry. caleb r. buckley.g names] timothy s. griffin. cameron r. hancock. cory j. harding. james c. hartley. [reading names] nicholas l. jacobs. riley w. hogan. [reading names] eva l. noel. john b. linden. michael r. cron. christine m. mcdonald. reagan s. miller. peter s. meyer. brian l. mitchell. alina m. michael. luke j. moffett. tara c. morris. grace e. ross. bury h. muldoon. andrew m. pagano. janelle l. stuart. [reading names] david r. reid. stanley white to second. quentin j. williams. >> from the 14th company, hassan t. lennon. jake a. barlow. benjamin bales. [reading names] >> from the 13th company christopher m. bailey. tara e. bradley. sidney a. barber. christopher p. cassidy. harrison m. blackley. jonathan p. baca. charles e. conway. daniel j. cook. jonathan f. contreras. sean t. davis. catherine o. farrell. kevin c. harris. sean m. fitzgerald. [reading names] madison g. boyd. eduardo i gomez. alvin jordan to third. claire l. harrison. audrey g. hollis. adamjee cooper. thomas fee air when the fifth.

okay, now, and you really get catherine. maybe it's also from iran and likewise to come take one day as a child. he's now among the best in the world. even the 1st you have to because i'm not surrendering points here. but at the same time using their mistakes because school point of your own regular ah, they can go like one is emotional out the teachers me to never give up. whether in competition or in my private life, it is in the casting, ah, 2 people living in exile for whom sports has been on vacation for reason and cancer . and now also a couple. they left iran independently of each other but both out of fear. so both it was the most difficult decision and then i they now live in berlin some 5000 kilometers away from their home country. i spend several hours a day meeting between their apartments and their training facility in london saturday. i love my new city, lynn sunday, and i'm gradually gets and use a life even if it's completely different. where i used to live a nice to see in a new country and in new home i lef

catherine. >> you know, dan, we're looking at that video. i mean, it looks like she had to have been hurt. i know they're saying minor injuries. but i mean, he was just pummeling her. we know what kind of minor injuries. >> we believe there was some some facial maybe some cuts and bruises because he big gentleman compared to to her. so he was able to slammer down pretty hard. there so we know that she is going to be recovering that she's not in any sort of situation where, you know, her conditions are are exceeding a few days rest. so. she's going to be resting up and hopefully she's going to be okay. and then back out there doing what she does best. yeah. that's kind of hard to watch our dan thank you very much. >> meantime, communities are still mourning the loss of the 9 innocent people who died in the mass shooting at a vta rail yard in san jose. just 5 days ago. service does continue to be affected. kron four's. jonathan mccall is standing by. >> with those details jonathan, ken and catherine, the vta light rail service has been suspend

let's talk soon on the 15th murray says catherine sent their mother concerning text. she not. >> recent polls in or out and the text message part of the stranger. >> i think. and i hope i'm not being abducted. and then we didn't hear from her son's unsure of how she got into the car and under what circumstances don't last time that her cell phone ping. it was this forest in russia. then early yesterday morning. the family got the call that kathryn's body was found in a wooded area. about 250 miles east of moscow. >> and she tries to figure out what to do now murray says she wished she got the chance to have that talk with her sister >> i love you. >> tonight. san francisco police are investigating an early morning shooting in the bayview district. it happened near rankin and davidson. police say a man was driving in the area at the time when he was hit by a stray bullet. the man being treated for nonlife threatening injuries. police in vacaville say they need your help, trying to identify suspected prowler recently caught on camera seen peeking into windows. the suspe

catherine burns joins us now. summer will not like. catherine burnsjoins us now.like. catherine burns joins us now. really the question for many parents i imagine is, why do children need a vaccine when they are at extremely low risk, near zero—harm for healthy children from, and there is still no long—term safety data, so there will be concern for parents? let’s long-term safety data, so there will be concern for parents?— be concern for parents? let's start with the regulator— be concern for parents? let's start with the regulator because - be concern for parents? let's start| with the regulator because actually this is not unexpected. america has been doing it for a month, france and germany are about to start the same. 0ur regulator the mhra which is very well regarded has taken longer to weigh up its decision and it has looked at the risks and benefits and says it has done a rigourous review. but as you said children don't tend to get very sick from covid that often but they have made the decision that the benefits outweigh the risks, and why is that? one rea

and, catherine zuckert, the visiting at arizona state university.he american imagination, philosophy and novel form. she has written many important articles from politics and literature, and political theory, including machiavelli's politics and neil strauss and the problem of political philosophy. it is such an honor to welcome our panelist. i'm excited about the discussion, i will jump right in , the -- you have a wonderful article about the lawyers library. and many of the greatest founders including jefferson and joseph story and john marshall believe that reading literature and novels was crucial to the cultivation of virtue and teaching us how to live. and, you note that thomas jefferson, in response to a request by his prospective brother-in-law, drafted a list of 148 recommended reading titles, which he broke out into a bunch of groups, including in the fine arts category, 75 titles including plays, the poetry of homer and virgil. and several works of fiction including donna -- including don t gotay, -- don quixote. tell us more about thomas

hello, catherine in berlin and those in washington. let me start by thanking the brookings institution and theon german council on foreign relations for closing this event with nato. in ten days time nato will meet here in brussels at the pivotal moment for our reliance and we are joined in afghanistan and ending our largest military operation but at the same time we are stepping up our response to growing global competition. russia and china are leading an authoritarian pushback against the order in china -- russia continues is dangerous hate your with its massive military buildup from the arctic to africa and it intimidates its neighbors, suppresses peaceful opposition at home and carries out cyber and hybrid attacks across nato countries. china is asserting itself on the global stage and nato does not see china as an adversary and there are opportunities to engage with [inaudible] and all in issues like trade, climate change and arms-control but there must be clear about the challenges china opposes. china would soon have the larges

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i'm catherine heenan. the news at 6. coming up. my name is douglas. a writer/director and i'm still working. in the kind of work that i do, you are surrounded by people who are all younger than you. i had to get help somewhere along the line to stay competitive. i discovered prevagen. i started taking it and after a period of time, my memory improved. it was a game-changer for me. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. bay area's local news station. you now with breaking news. i thought it was important too, to show that this protocol, i believe save lives. >> breaking news tonight at 6. the santa clara county sheriff's department has just released the body camera video worn by deputies last week during the mass shooting at a vta rail yard in san jose that video is just into our newsroom. and this comes after officials wrapped up a news conference just a short time ago. 9 people, of course, were killed after their co-workers. sam cassidy opened fire. last week. this body camera video was from the moment when officers were able to get into a building

catherine: it is good to be back in nantucket.here when i was five with my mother and my aunt. they decided i should learn to ride a bike. we crossed the street to young's bike shop and they rented a bike for me. i learned how to ride the bike. i was happy to see that young's bike shop is still in operation. i am not sure i will take a spin on this visit. but, it really is great to be back and see the extent to which nantucket is

catherine. yeah. professor david mckeown. he says the new some team has done a really good job. >> figuring out what they have to do and then positioning themselves with plenty of money, lots of resources. newsome is raking in cash, including a lot of hollywood money as for the republicans, mckeown says they clearly have to unite behind one candidate like they didn't 2003 and that has not happened. >> everyone kind of coalesced, obviously around arnold schwarzenegger because it was more popular than going at the time. republicans don't have that big train that big ticket in the race right now. will a celebrity into the where they coalesce around one person and then can they raise resources to do that. you're going to have to tiptoe around an organization and a guy in florida who lives on in the state to decide what to that means raise be a donald trump or a national organization. kevin faulconer is not going to do that. caitlyn jenner would do that. but caitlyn jenner is not going to be someone who's going to be in the fold f

. >> his neighbor was catherine werner. >> it was intense pressureon both of my temples. and i remember looking around for where this sound was coming from, because it was painful. ( ticking ) >> it's not often that you get the chance to meet a man who holds a place in history like ben ferencz. he's 97 years old, barely five feet tall, and he's the last susurviving prprosecutor of the nuremberg trials. tonight, you'll hear his remarkable story. >> and i started screaming. i said, "look, i have here mass murder, mass murder on an unparalleled scale." he said, "can you do this in addition to your other work?" i said, "sure." he said, "okay, so you do it." ( ticking ) >> james corden put "the late late show" on the map and made it a must-see stop on youtube when the comedian-slash-song and dance man decided to turn carpooling into this. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ this is like a cultural phenomenon. >> you're making me feel incredibly british by not being able to look you in the eye during a compliment or any kind of recognition of success. ( ticking ) >> i'm lesley stahl. >> i'm bill whita

they go to catherine whitehead's house and peter edwards and richard porter's and new terraces. nine on horseback, six are walking, they are making their way back toward jerusalem. when they get to catherine whitehead's plantation, a bigger plantation, turner will kill the only person he killed, margaret whitehead. lots have been made of this, as this graphic novel picture makes. william styron made back againsr response comes in. once they realize word has spread, once they come to plantations abandoned, they come together. they come together at the harris plantation and they are up to 40 slaves at this point and they are all excited about what is happening. as they make their way toward jerusalem, they're going to have, they're going to attack a schoolhouse, which is on levi waller's form, and they're going to kill women and children. the men on the farm escape. which of course, will be a big thing, as people look to tell the stories about the brutality. ultimately, they make battle. hey still from the movie -- a still from the movie, birth of a nation. the battle is a complet

i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore. and i'm ken wayne police in rohnert park are searching for a shooter tonight. one person was shot and killed at an apartment complex. it happened at the park ridge apartments on snyder lane. kron four's. gayle ong is live at the scene of that shooting with the very latest on the investigation, including a keep. >> detail being released kale. >> yeah, i can. and katherine police still have this part of the complex blocked off. you can see over there. investigators still here combing the scene of the shooting that happened in the middle of the day. police say the shooting happened around 2 to 51 this afternoon when officers arrived on scene, they found a 29 year-old man with multiple gunshot wounds. people who live in the complex say they heard at least 4 rounds of gunshots. police confirm the victim lived here at the park ridge apartment complex and has this update on the suspect vehicle. >> we were told witnesses and people in the area that the potential suspect vehicle was last seen.

. >> catherine serou. his body was found a few days after she disappeared, her sister marie says catherine had reached out about 4 days before vanishing and then last tuesday, june 15th, she says her sister katherine sent their mother concerning text. >> she got. 3 phone calls in or out and the text message and in a car with the stranger. i think and i hope i'm not being abducted. and then we didn't hear from her sons. >> catherine serou was found dead in a wooded area. about 250 miles east of moscow. one man has been arrested on murder charges and is being arraigned in central russia. >> for your money tonight. unemployed californians have to start looking for by july 11th to continue receiving their benefits. the employment development department recently made that announcement. there are millions of californians currently receiving those benefits. a job search is typically a requirement to stay on unemployment. but california chose to suspended when the pandemic began in march of last year. >> some cali

catherine sarah left us 2 years ago to study law. she went missing last tuesday after messaging her mother about getting into a stranger's car in russia. authorities finding her body yesterday in a wooded area and today the suspect arrested in her murder appeared in court for the first time and confessed to the crime. jeanie when talking with the katherine sister about the crime. >> very close as areisa ruin her older sister katherine grew up in new orleans, louisiana. they were close as kids and even jokes tur's. he started like. >> sharing a and she would always complain not my toenails. were too short. so it came in the middle of the night as catherine got older murray says her sister was always searching for the next adventure. she did a tour in she was loadmaster the if you learn transport squad, 2, 5, 2, after her time with the marines got her degree u c davis and then got a master's in our history. murray says katherine lived in davis for a while before deciding her next move. she had an office job lined up. >> and she just wa

carlie, catherine, thank you so much. and thank you so much for joining us on this interactive show getting answers today we got the latest on the vaccine front with dr. monika gandhi of ucsf we're getting back to normal with vaccination rates. keep going at it. our california vaccination rate is at 70% for first shot. the u.s. is not quite there. we'll keep going. we took a look at >>> tonight, major news on the coronavirus in the u.s. and one of the vaccines. the cyber attack affecting the u.s. meat supply now. and moments ago, the president on one of the darkest chapters in american history. the first president ever to travel to tulsa to mark the tulsa race massacre. it was 100 years ago today, smoke in the skies over tulsa. an estimated 300 black people killed by a mob. more than 1,000 homes and buzzes burned to the ground. tonight, the president saying, "just because history is silent doesn't mean it didn't take place." >>> also tonight, the news on the coronavirus in the u.s. moderna now joining pfizer, applying for

catherine heenan is here now and she has details, catherine. yeah. this is not how nancy pelosi wanted to investigate the capitol attack. she says. but feels she has no choice at this point. pelosi says she would have much rather established a bipartisan independent commission modeled after the one which investigated the 9.11 attacks. but that effort was blocked in the senate and pelosi is clearly still fuming about it. unfortunately, despite the expressed support of 7 gop senators. >> mitch mcconnell asked republican senators to do him a personal favor and vote against that commission. in the meantime. i'm hopeful that that could still happen at some point. however, this morning. with great solemnity and sadness. i'm announcing that the house will be establishing some select committee on the january 6 insurrection. >> and angry. pelosi says republicans are afraid of the truth. she says the select committee well investigate the root causes of the attack, including white supremacist and extremist groups also capitol security failures. pelosi is not sa

for me on this, let's cross over to catherine james, the journalist in sydney. catherine in new clusters of cases across the country. what's behind that? that's right. as you heard the case, numbers are relatively low, so we currently have 130 in sidney. the reason for striving is locked down is that is caused by the delta variance and that happens at the last 12 days astray is tolerance for any cases is basically zeros. the same in the northern territory that lockdown is full cases. but again, with a much lesser equip health system, they have locked down immediately. they do not want any further transmissions within the community. and so we're seeing that 0 tolerance for covered bringing these locked downs and mainly so the crunch traces have time to get across the, the track, the right of transmission. so i understand only 5 percent of a strategy as population as so far been fully vaccinated. that's definitely not much compared to other highly developed countries. even germany is much further ahead. why is the figure so low? well, as you mentioned earlier, the, the rollout has been. fl

it marc thiessen of the american enterprise institute, catherine lucey, who covers the white house fornal," and former democratic congressman harold ford jr. so, marc, let me start with you. how do we think that president biden's foreign trip is going so far and what do you expect from this much-anticipated summit with vladimir putin? >> well, it shouldn't be hard for biden to have a smooth trip with our european allies because all he has to do is not be donald trump. i'm sure they are thrilled not to be challenged on their trade practices, not being challenged on meeting their nato commitments and i'm sure germany loves not being pushed to cancel it snored stream 2 pipeline that's going to make russia more dependent -- europe more dependent on russia for natural gas. in terms of china, you'll notice that secretary blinken didn't answer your question when you ask him are you going to get a communique that condemns chinese slave labor. if he hasn't been able to get the european allies to meaningfully challenge china in any way and the reason is because the european union has huge trade

now i'm really the catherine may be is also from iran and likewise to cup type window as a child. he's now among the best in the world. we said before, we can the 1st you have not surrendering points to or if you want at the same time using their mistakes because good point of your own because they get they don't go to much love that teaches me to never give up. whether in competition or in my private life, it isn't the same. ah, 2 people living in exile to whom sports has venus, ovation theresa and catherine, and now also a couple. they left iran independent of each other, but both out of fear for both it was the most difficult decision of their lives. they now live in berlin some 5000 kilometers away from their home country. i spend several hours a day commuting between their apartment and their training facility. this saturday . i love my new city in i'm gradually gets in use a life. even if it's completely different, where i used to live. a new city in a new country and a new culture ins home. the 1st thing i notice was how there are laws that everyone has to follow in germany

i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan yesterday we showed you this video. the aftermath of a confrontation. >> involving a same couple and a group of women. witnesses say the group of women had complained about 2 other women kissing while children were present crawford's gayle ong talked with the woman involved and witnesses. that's tonight's top story. >> i started reporting and i started saying shame and who won the bulls order join to enter. >> because the mood of the pool was very. joy. it was very soon said until that incident happened. r kelly goes film. this now viral video to stand up for oakland resident dominique beasley. >> beasley says she was asked by these women to stop kissing her female friend in front of their children at the pool there. and i was like, you know, it's totally fine fight holy understand, you know. >> when i was like 3 or 4. i saw these ladies casein and look at me now. you know, so totally understand and she was just like can spot that that you're going to be a look at our friends. you know, like are you on board. and she wa

let's talk soon on the 15th murray says catherine sent their mother concerning text. she not. >> 3 phone calls in or out and the text message and in a car with the stranger. >> i think and i hope i'm not being abducted. and then we didn't hear from her son's unsure of how she got into the car and under what circumstances don't last time that her cell phone ping. it was this forest in russia than early yesterday morning. the family got the call that kathryn's body was found in a wooded area. about 250 miles east of moscow. >> and now she tries to figure out what to do now murray says she wished she got the chance to have that talk with her sister and it's the city. i love you. >> i love you. >> gina. win. >> i'm deadly father's day in richmond has 3 people were killed, many others injured. all have the very latest details coming up in a live report. >> welcome back to 7.28 right now and we're looking at clouds and fog return erie. a new camera angle to share with you as we look down the pier there at the exploratorium on the water front just off the embarcadero and i s

catherine: i do not think it is.ancial center thriving during this period. they have not been in their work lace. they are telling us they are itching to get back to the workplace. what we need to do is look at what the workplace will be in the future. what will the new normal be. let me pick you up on something you said, we are not planning to transform the city. we have modest plans to add to our residential, but it is and will remain a business center with great places to go. anna: still looking at footfall across london and trying to get things back to something that looks more normal, we are at footfall levels for the big banks that looked to be about 1/5 of their former selves. we have data out of bank of america, citi, their london offices showing 1/5 of previous footfall. you like to see it back to where it was, or do you think that will not happen? catherine: the conversations we are having and what we are hearing from businesses is that when they come back, they expect it to be on a different basis. we may

catherine grant.nk you, coming up, the bay area housing market showing no signs of slowing down. we're going to see the south a home that sold the way w >> you know, the real estate market in the bay area is still strong when a home sells for a million dollars over asking. >> you're looking at the home there behind me. this isn't mountain view on sleeper avenue. it was listed for 4.5 million. it sold for 5.5 million dollars. and this was in 6 states. zillow says almost 54% of homes have selling above asking price since february. >> it's not uncommon for a home to sell several percentage points. 5.10 percentage points above the asking price. and what we're seeing is that it's driven by a unique moment in the housing market where a wave of millennials are aging into the peak years of home ownership interest rates are at historic lows and the pandemic itself and the work from home trends that it kicked off and really created this unique moment where demand has really dramatically outpacing supply. and th

ken and pam catherine, thank you very much. coming up, just before the 4th of july 15,000 pounds of fireworks off the streets in the bay area. >> the months long investigation that led police to this major bus and another effect of the drought. a popular bay area swimming spot shut down just as the weather heats up again. details after the break. >> swimming and boating at an east bay regional park will remain closed at least through august. the park district says water levels at shadow close regional recreation area in pleasanton. >> are just too low. and as kron four's leipsig, all reports drought is to blame. >> martin christensen and his wife try to walk 5,000 steps that shadow clips regional recreation area in pleasanton on a daily basis and their concern has grown over the past few months with how low the water level at the lake has dropped. this is bad in a scary the east bay regional park district says the lake was closed last year to prevent people from swimming and voting due to the pandemic. but the lake has remained

more than this, let's cross over to catherine james freelance journalist in sydney. thanks for being with us, catherine. i understand there are flare ups occurring across the country. what's behind that? the big. there's 2 main flare ups that term have been spread. so one was in sydney, the, as you know, we have very strict quarantine rules around arrivals except for the airport for the airline staff. and apparently the driver of the airline staff contracted the delta various on june 16th so only 12 days ago. and we now have $130.00 cases in should be and grad sydney area. that's what sparked the most recent lockdown key. that's going to be in place for 14 days. meanwhile, in victoria regional work was traveling up to the old and territory. now he didn't have the virus, but he's playing transferred in queensland, another state and that state required him to go into temporary hotel quarantine where he picked up the alissa curious strain of the covert bars and took that to the mine where he worked in the northern territory, the concern for that particular situation is

let's talk soon on the 15th murray says catherine sent their mother concerning text.ut and the text message and in a car with the stranger. >> i think and i hope i'm not being abducted. and then we didn't hear from her son's unsure of how she got into the car and under what circumstances don't last time that her cell phone ping. it was this forest in russia than early yesterday morning. the family got the call that kathryn's body was found in a wooded area. about 250 miles east of moscow. >> and now she tries to figure out what to do now murray says she wished she got the chance to have that talk with her sister and it's the city. i love you. >> i love you. >> gina. win. >> 8.38 is the time still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news unemployed californians will now be required to start looking for work if they want to continue receiving benefits will explain. >> and skies are growing fear for most of us at this point as fl with one of those spots where you're starting to see more and more sunshine reaching its way down after a cool and mostly cloudy morning, sunshin

but california landlords not so much catherine heenan this year. look at this issue from the landlord standpoint, catherine. yeah, well, it is easy. of course, pam. >> to see the problem from the viewpoint of tenants. a lot of them have lost jobs. a lot of them have been struggling last talked about landlords with small property holdings who depend on rent payments for income. sometimes their only income. the vice president of the california apartment association says they're in financial trouble too. >> but frankly, important that those rental housing providers who couldn't make mortgage payments couldn't pay their own employees get the rental income that they've been waiting so long for many small mom and pop housing providers didn't receive paycheck protection loans or stimulus money or the additional unemployment assistance. so they have gone without income and without the benefit of the distributed last year to landlords have essentially anp image problem. are they getting the kind of attention that they deserve rental housing providers are by

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catherine serou moved out of the country 2 years ago to study law. tuesday after messaging. her mother about getting into a stranger's car jeanie when reports. >> very close as areisa ruin her older sister katherine grew up in new orleans, louisiana. they were close as kids and even jokes tur's. he started like. >> sharing a and she would always complain not my toenails were too short. so it came in the middle of the night as catherine got older murray says her sister was always searching for the next adventure. she did a tour in she was loadmaster the refuel or transport swag to 5 to after her time with the marines dot her. >> degree u c davis and then got a master's in our history. murray says katherine lived in davis for a while before deciding her next move. she had an office job lined up and she just wasn't very excited about it. and she was like. i've always wanted to go to russia in october 2019, catherine move to russia to study law. >> hi, everyone. i'm kate and i he was america for recently. murray says catherine was looking to try to start

let's talk soon on the 15th murray says catherine sent their mother concerning text. out and the text message and in a car with the stranger. >> i think and i hope i'm not being abducted. and then we didn't hear from her son's unsure of how she got into the car and under what circumstances don't last time that her cell phone ping. it was this forest in russia than early yesterday morning. the family got the call that kathryn's body was found in a wooded area. about 250 miles east of moscow. >> and now she tries to figure out what to do now murray says she wished she got the chance to have that talk with her sister and it's the city. i love you. >> i love you. >> gina. win. >> 9.38 is a time. and still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news, the contra costa board of supervisors is making an decision about extending or not. the eviction moratorium you're going want to know what happens if you're a renter will tell you and unemployed californians have to start looking for work. if you want to keep getting your benefits. >> and skies will start clearing up at the coast.

let's talk soon on the 15th murray says catherine sent their mother concerning text.hone calls in or out and the text message part of the stranger. >> i think. and i hope i'm not being abducted. and then we didn't hear from her son's unsure of how she got into the car and under what circumstances don't last time that her cell phone ping. it was forest in russia than early yesterday morning. the family got the call that kathryn's body was found in a wooded area. about 250 miles east of moscow. >> and she tries to figure out what to do now murray says she wished she got the chance to have that talk with her sister and it's the city. i love you. >> i love you. >> gina. win. >> we'll take a break at 6.41. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news as we continue to see hot and dry weather conditions. fire officials are preparing for the 4th of july celebrations in a few weeks will have their warning for anybody thinking about setting off fireworks. [ birds chirping ] oh. oroweat small slice. i wonder if this has the same quality ingredients as the original whole grains bread?

let's go to catherine. sorry, who's been following developments from nairobi. katherine, that have been a succession of statements that have been coming out from the if you open government and i understand from the t p f l f as well. talk us through what's been going on why it appears to some people, many people actually in the field that the government forces are on the back foods . in the war in t guy, we have seen soldiers not only withdrawing from the capital mckellar, but we also saw scenes of celebration in the northwestern town of cedar. when, if you appeal for this while also withdrawing. and now the government say that all every trend to have less p gray region, i very difficult to verify this from the ground because communication has been cut off. but what really stands out for me in that government statement is the reason given for the roles of the national army with the government thing that this is because they are the soldiers are preparing for a more national external threats and did not say

catherine? darlene, i just had a long chat. we get patch, you read. this is the spokesmen of t p less. that guy people gibberish in front. and basically he said that even nice, the 4th is making good games and pushing back opposing forces. the forces that you feel military back by a reach you and forces and maro fighters still control large was of grey and territory and the aim of the to grand 5 grand force is to push back to make sure that every each of the guy is in their control now yes, today we still scenes of jubilation. in the north western town of shooter, this is one of the big towns in te gray when the fuel p into pulled out. so i read a told me that the focus now of the t great for the, the focus is on the north, where we still have a huge presence of a retrench soldiers. and he says that after that that will be heading to the south and the west as well. he also said that his forces are regrouping now and reorganizing themselves to start that defensive in the north is going to be interesting to see how the government reacts to all this. we

that degree in defense forces are not a priority at all. catherine, thank you for that. catherine soy lie for his fear in nairobi, while thousands of people from t grey fled into sir john to escape the recent fighting. he but morgan is joining us now from god. a reef on the border between saddam and the field. tell us about how the refugee seems to don have reacted to the latest development integrate, and they hopeful being able to return home. so the big speaking to refugees, i think monday when the p p left took over medically and yesterday as well. and they say that they're very happy with the developments that happening and great, but they're not sure if this means that they can actually go back home. that's because point networks have been cut off from the region. but also because of the report, the hearing from the united states that about 700002900000 people could face death because of our nation or destitution. and that so many parent aid need to reach the population of the great. as soon as possible, 8 organizations have expressed hope that they would be able to access those

i'm campaigning with catherine today.. i voted early this week. and eric was not on my ballot. >> it will take a while to get the results of this election. could be weeks, right? >> it could be weeks, but it is imperative that new yorkers go to the polls tomorrow and make their voices heard. the more votes cast, the greater the chance we will be able to put the city on the path for success with a mandate. i voted earlier this week. ranked choice voting is a lot of fun. you get to choose your top candidate. hopefully it is me. but then you can think about a couple other candidates you support. you could just vote for your top choice and move on from there. >> thank you so much for joining us. >> well, it's great to be back in "the situation room." i'm going to be back as mayor. go out there and vote? >> we will see you in "the situation room" one way or another, i'm sure. thanks for joining us. i appreciate. we will continue our news here in "the situation room". >>> coming up, new reporting right now on former president t

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