thank you both for being here i'm going to start with you, cheyenne. someone else and said that it was her, what happened to your family? it took moments from the time he posted for hateful, disgusting messages to start flooding into not only my sister's instagram, facebook, tiktoks, any social media. she started getting messages immediately and very quick after i also started receiving messages as did my brother's widow. >> and what kind of messages were they? >> we were called every name under the sun that i'm sure i can't share live. we are told we are racist. insur rexists, bigots. southern trash. we are from wyoming. and they still come in. we still get them all of the time and it was hurtful, hurtful things. i have been told that i didn't love my brother and he deserved to die. >> judge jeanine: how did that make you feel and your sister? >> i mean, it's so hurtful. it's disgusting. it's, you know, there is people who are going to say mean things no matter where you are in the world. but to have it pushed by somebody who has such a following and

cheyenne has a fractured skull but is improving. she's actually drinking water in talking a little bit on our own, so it's incredible, very resilient girl comfort describes the siblings as energetic and loving karate. the family has set up a go fund me to raise money to help their parents make it. how do you go back to a house that's full? kids and kind of function like that. it's going to be incredible life changing for everybody. police have not released any information about the drivers involved possible charges or the investigation. the family is devastated and they're preparing for the children's long road to recovery . amberleigh ktvu, fox two newsk to school for students at castleman elementary in san jose , since a third grader was hit and killed by a car friday morning memorial was held over the weekend for jacob villanova . the eight year old was in a crosswalk with his babysitter. when a driver hit both of them. the district says castleman elementary had resources available today for students affected by the tragedy. tomo

would make payments to the families of israeli athletes killed in the 1972 munich olympics massacre. cheyenne myers said it was shameful that it took 5 decades for germany to agree compensation. the death toll continues to rise in pakistan from devastating floods. authorities, reportedly another 50 deaths in the deluge hit sind province, in recent days, more than 1200 people have died in the past weeks. satellite imagery shows the scale of the flooding which has effected about a 3rd of the country. there are now concerns the countries crop of weak could be wiped out, affecting food supply. officials say the record monsoon reins and melting glaciers are being caused by climate change. pakistan has appealed for more international aid and the country's largest charity, the ed he foundation has urged the government to reverse a ban on many international and cios to allow them to help the evidence of former lives lie scattered throughout this vast rural area. now under water, these used to be people's homes, but now are largely submerged or destroyed. those displaced by the floods are flocking to

cheyenne has come out of a coma and is now in stable condition. mom telling us her daughter continues to show signs of improvement. she will have to be assessed later for potential brain damage. and chan's brother mason. he's in the best shape doing well. they say after undergoing surgery on his face. but the mom says he is dealing with survivor's guilt. and needs emotional help to heal. the mother says she is trying to be as strong as possible for all of for kids. both drivers involved in the crash have also been hospitalized with injuries. police have not said whether or not there will be any charges here. ken and pam be had these, you know, cars that crashed. and then these kids were just on the sidewalk walking home or school going to all the a lot of support to get to this. the community is is certainly rallied us far, but it's going to continue to. >> especially when you hear about a poor jonathan and the prognosis thank you. grant you that. >> that doesn't look like september in the bay area. take a look at this. hail pounding a neighborhoo

their mother, jamie hanlon identifying the kids as jonathan, cheyenne and mason.in, all 12 year-olds. the children's mother tells us jonathan suffered the most serious injuries and has yet to regain consciousness. if he does survive, she says he'll be paralyzed from the neck down and will need to be on a ventilator for the rest of his life. shy and has come out of a coma and is now in stable condition. mom telling us or daughter continues to show signs of improvement, but she will have to be assessed for brain damage. >> cheyenne's brother mason. he's doing well after undergoing surgery on his face. but their mom says that he's dealing with survivor's guilt and needs emotional health to heal. the mom says that she's trying to be as strong as she can for all of her children. both drivers involved in the crash have also been hospitalized with injuries. police have not said whether or not there will be any charges. >> now to the latest on hurricane fiona. the storm pushing through turks and caicos is a category 3 hurricane. you can see pretty strong winds, some struc

cheyenne's brother mason also doing well after undergoing surgery on his face. but their mother says that he is dealing with survivor's guilt and needs emotional help to heal both drivers in this crash have been hospitalized with injuries, but police have not said whether or not there will be any charges reporting live in the newsroom. dan thorn kron, 4 news. all right, dan, thank you. one firefighters being treated at a hospital for minor injuries. >> after a fire broke out in a suspected marijuana grow house in san leandro. it happened last night in the area of 100 39th avenue, washington avenue took about 50 firefighters several hours to bring it under control. no information on the cause of the fire is available at this time. let's check on our 4 zone forecast on this wednesday night. a live look outside at the transamerica building in downtown san francisco. and it is glowing tonight. just like lawrence, thank you so much. last night. and some are feeling good out there. and it looks like things. >> are going to start to actually warm up as we head into fal

the family confirms mason, jonathan and cheyenne were critically hurt.y're all 12 years old part of the blended family of 62 parents , jamie hanlon and johnny comfort. a relative says cheyenne is at uc davis with her dad recently brought out of a coma but breathing on her own. the two boys are at children's hospital in oakland, mason suffered a broken leg facial injuries and is slowly healing, but his brother jonathan, can barely open his eyes and undergoing. tests for brain activity. his family says he may be paralyzed from the neck down and needs to be an event till ater the rest of his life. they're asking for privacy, prayers and love. the tragedy marked by a memorial worried about all our kids every day. every day is concerned because they say speed and reckless driving along sycamore drive is nothing new. nothing has been done, and i literally have been begging them for just a speed. but like i just want to speed bump by my house so my son can get to school safely. police have not released any information about the drivers involved possible charges

the family confirms mason, jonathan and cheyenne were critically hurt. of 62 parents, jamie hanlon and johnny comfort . a relative says cheyenne is at uc davis with her dad recently brought out of the coma but breathing on her own. the two boys are at children's hospital in oakland, mason suffered a broken leg facial injuries and is slowly healing, but his brother jonathan, can barely open his eyes and undergoing. guests for brain activity. his family says he may be paralyzed from the neck down and needs to be an event till ater the rest of his life. they're asking for privacy, prayers and love the tragedy marked by a memorial worried about all our kids every day. every day is concerned because they say speed and reckless driving along sycamore drive is nothing new. nothing has been done, and i literally have been begging them for just a speed. but like i just want to speed bump by my house so my son can get to school safely. police have not released any information about the drivers involved possible charges or the investigation, all while a family is b

cheyenne has a fractured skull but is improving.e bit on our own, so it's incredible, very resilient girl comfort describes the siblings as energetic and loving karate. the family has set up a go fund me to raise money to help their parents make it. how do you go back to a house that's full? the kids and kind of function like that. it's going to be incredible life changing for everybody. police have not released any information about the drivers involved possible charges or the investigation. the family is devastated and they're preparing for the children's long road to recovery . amberleigh ktvu fox two news to the south bay, where san jose is dealing with a disturbing rise in the number of people hit and killed by cars on city streets. just last friday, and eight year old boy was hit by a car and killed while walking to school. eight year old jacob villanova was a third grade student at castle mod elementary. he was hit just a block from campus. there were 23 pedestrian deaths in san jose, and all of last year so far this year. th

cheyenne has a fractured skull but is improving. she's actually drinking water in talking a little bit on our own, so it's incredible, very resilient girl comfort describes the siblings as energetic and loving karate. the family has set up a go fund me to raise money to help their parents make it. how do you go back to a house that's full? kids and kind of function like that. it's going to be incredible life changing for everybody. police have not released any information about the drivers involved possible charges or the investigation. the family is devastated, but they're preparing for the children's long road to recovery . amberleigh ktvu, fox two newst rain is giving them new momentum in their fight against the mosquito fire. containment is now up to 39% after a couple of days of showers before the rain started. containment was at 21% but there are still a lot of work ahead. so far, the fire has burned more than 76,000 acres, and the recent rain gave the ground and brush across the bay area. a good soaking, but the fire danger h

well, one of them, cheyenne, he's come out of a coma earlier this week and is in stable condition. but her mother told us that while her daughter continues to show some signs of improvement, she's going to have to be assessed for brain damage. china's rather mason is doing well after undergoing surgery on his face with their mother says he's dealing with survivor's guilt and he needs emotional help to heal. well, drivers involved in that crash have also been hospitalized with injuries, but police have not said whether or not there are going to be any charges filed. one firefighter is being treated at a hospital for minor injuries after a fire broke out in a suspected marijuana grow house in san leandro happening on tuesday night in the area of 100 and 39th avenue and washington avenue. it took 50 firefighters several hours to put it under control. now, information on the cause of that fire at this time. and jury selection for the corruption trial against santa clara county. sheriff laurie smith has begun. smith is fighting a number of corruption accusations from a civil grand jury.

. >> well, it's a big debut with the cheyenne mountain zoo in colorado.ated family day with the newest little hug. heading outside a meeting, dad for the first time. papa huey and his little one warmed up to one another. pretty quickly, it seems is not yet known if the hog it is a male or a female. the family outing also allowed mama to wallow for the first time since giving birth all of that rolling around and resting in the mud is a natural comfort behavior, probably cools them often. just a nice family activity for them. >> if walling in the mud right now makes you cooler. i'm awful. lot of people would be if we could only find some of what are wraps up? kron. 4 news at 6. we'll see you tonight at 8 o'clock. >> have a good have a nice state court. - hey honey. - hey dad. that smell could be eight million odor causing bacteria. good thing adding lysol laundry sanitizer kills 99.9% of bacteria that detergents can't. clean is good, sanitized is better. it's started. somewhere between a cuddle and a struggle, it's...the side hug. tween milestones like this

our daughter, cheyenne, has come out of a coma and is now in stable condition. but we'll have to be assessed for brain damage. the rather mason is doing well after undergoing surgery on his face. but their mother says he's dealing with survivor's guilt and he needs emotional help to help him heal. well, the mother says she is still trying to be strong as she can as she can for all her children. both drivers involved in the crash also been hospitalized. police have not said yet whether or not they are going to be any charges filed. well, a group of young adults in san francisco are now calling on the city's district attorney to protect 16 17 year-olds from prosecution. the group held a rally yesterday outside of san francisco district attorney's office earlier this month. the have district attorney brooke jenkins, who announced that her office would establish a juvenile review team to decide if teens in some cases should be tried as adults. well, a group of youth advocates say the young teen should not be prosecuted under any circumstances. >> it takes a to raise

greek flood victims and pakistan say they've been abandoned by their leaders and the rich divided cheyenne's votes for a new constitution that prioritize his social issues and the environment instead of the free market. ah, we start in germany where chance allah schultz has pledged a package with $65000000000.00 to help people on businesses cope with soaring prices. the warren ukraine has caused an unprecedented energy crunched throughout europe. shoals insists germany will make it through the non winter hurry force. it begins our coverage. the heat rises and wholesale gas prices have set off in inflation re shockwave through europe. rushes announcement on friday, but it's not stream one pipeline would remain shut down. is set to send energy prices spiking yet again, this week you will never walk alone. germany's chancellor is trying to ease fears among households and businesses with a new package of aid, not to the states. we're talking about 65000000000 euros when you add everything together. i mean, i'm talking about 95000000000. if you include the 1st 2 relief packages, that's a lot we a

cheyenne has a fractured skull but is improving.n our own, so it's incredible, very resilient girl comfort describes the siblings as energetic and loving karate. the family has set up a go fund me to raise money to help their parents make it. how do you go back to a house that's full? kids and the function like that. it's going to be incredible life changing for everybody. police have not released any information about the drivers involved possible charges or the investigation. the family is devastated and they're preparing for the children's long road to recovery. amberleigh ktvu fox two news thank you. time is 4, 34 and other news governor gavin newsom just signed to build it makes human composting legal in california. human composting is considered. and an alternative to being buried or cremated. that's eco friendly. the body is covered in organic matter. it's allowed to convert to natural soil, then that soil can be used in a garden or to plant the remembrance tree. this law takes effect in 2027 workers who use marijuana while a

there's a statue in downtown cheyenne next to the railroad station of a woman representing women votinga republican state. she needs to democrat grate women in order to try and prop up what? what are they propping up by standing up republican women or wives of candidates and let's flip it arnold. around. what about female candidates and their husbands? >> harris: yeah, you mean kamala? >> kayleigh: you make a fantastic point. the suffrage move because of republican women. look it up. new york times trying to cover it up. coming up, just when you thought the woke couldn't get anymore outrageous and they're standing up for junk food, which i happen to like. diet culture is a form of oppression they say. ♪ >> harris: okay, the negative attitudes surrounding certain so-called healthy snacks. preferring a concept called feud food neutrality and the video claims our entire diet culture is based on oppression. watch. >> i got us doughnuts. >> those are so bad for you. >> oh, no, are they moldy. are they poisoned? are you allergic? >> no, i'm just saying. >> you're judging my food choices based

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lance fisher of the northern cheyenne tribe is here to help us set the tone for this important discussion. please rise if you are able. i will shake your hand. >> my heritage is from -- [inaudible] [inaudible] >> lance fisher. good afternoon. my name is lance fisher. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [singing] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> thank you. >> thank you very much. mr. fischer, as indigenous people of the united states, american indians, alaska natives, a native hawaiians, they were subject to the same cruel attempt at federal assimilation and practices. they continue to share the impact and lasting inequities of the federal government second trees long drive to try and raise native cultures. we must do all we can to write this wrong. i this is congress's long term investment into the native american language revitalization. this is an important step to moving reconciliation process forward. >> hand-in-hand with the impact communities and the families. today's hearing will focus on the need of perspectives as a guide for the federal governments path to achieving truth and reconciliation, n

lance fisher of the northern cheyenne tribe is here to provide us with an opening to help us to set the tone for this important discussion. please rise if you are able. >> [inaudible] [indiscernible] >> [indiscernible] [singing] [singing] [singing] [singing ends] sen. schatz: thank you very much. mr. fisher. as indigenous peoples of the united states american indians, alaskan natives and native hawaiians were subject to the same cruel intent of federal assimilation policies and practices. and they continue to share in the impact and lasting inequities of the federal government's centuries long drive to try to erase native cultures. we must do all we can to right this wrong. the department of the interior's report, s-2907, and congress' long term investment in the native american language revitalization efforts are important steps to moving the reconciliation process forward. but we must work hand in hand with the impacted communities and the families. and that is why today's hearing will focus on native perspectives as a guide for the federal government's path toward achieving truth and

cheyenne was like 50 ft away in the bushes. jonathan had the car on top of them. it's unfathomable. just every product, every parent's worst nightmare. police have not released any information about the driver involved any possible charges or updates to their investigation. our time now 7 35 and 34 year old man who has been on the run for seven years, is now heading back to santa clara county to face charges of child molestation. santa clara police say daniel thomas was first arrested back in 2015, but he never appeared in court. five years later. he was released from custody again after being arrested in plumas county. last week, authorities and tastic county arrested him a third time in singleton. it's a city about 30 miles east of reading. one of the bay area's top infectious disease experts is now responding to president biden's assertion that the pandemic is over. i don't agree. unfortunately president biden. i wish it was so i know when we say things. it's over like we're over it. it's different, colloquially from the reality and reality. is there still disease around? we're i

the rest of his life, cheyenne has come out of a coma and is now in stable condition.ue to show some signs of improvement. she will still have to be assessed for brain damage. their brother mason is doing well after undergoing surgery on his face with the mother says that he is dealing with survivor's guilt and he needs emotional help in order to heal. a mother says she's trying to be as strong as she can for her children. both drivers involved in this crash have also been hospitalized. police have not yet said whether or not there will be any charges filed. the mosquito fire not only threatens lives and property. it's also threatening a tiny grove of giant sequoias in placer county. >> it is said to be the smallest grove of giant sequoias in the world to protect the 6 giants. firefighters are removing fuel around the trees and installing a sprinkler system. if the fight to protect the trees in california is an ongoing battle. the national park service says more than 85% of all giant sequoias have burned in wildfires just since 2015 tonight. some of the people evacuate

cheyenne has come out of a coma earlier this week and is now in stable condition. her mother telling us yesterday and while her daughter continue to show signs of improvement, she will have to be assessed for brain damage. both drivers involved in this crash have been hospitalized with injuries. police have not said whether or not there will be any charges for them. reporting live in studio. dan thorn kron. 4 news. thank you, dan. a road in san francisco is being renamed after the show returned a packed e who was killed after he was shoved to the ground in broad daylight. he was 84 years old. 2 men were charged for that january 2021. attack. the renaming will be held on saturday, october 1st at 01:00pm on terra vista avenue and encanto avenue. the speakers will include beaches, daughter, actor daniel dae kim nobel peace prize nominee amanda win and others. now to an update on hurricane fiona. it is gaining strength as it tears through the caribbean. >> the owner grew to a category 4 storm after pounding turks and caicos yesterday is now packing 130 heading towards

her daughter, cheyenne, has come out of a coma and is now in stable condition. she says that although she is showing signs of improvement, she'll have to be assessed for brain damage. their brother mason underwent surgery on his face. apparently he's doing okay. but their mother says that he's dealing with survivor's guilt and will need a lot of emotional support to get through that. both drivers involved in the crash have also been hospitalized. police haven't said yet if he'll face charges. >> a tennis the time. and there were 3 brush fires that shut down lanes of 5.80, in oakland and authorities say it looks like these fires were set on purpose. fire crews worked off west bound 5.80, between 35th in coolidge. no structures were threatened or damaged in the fire is out now. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. what oakland's audit on the money they spent to help the homeless population reveals about how effective it was and what they need to do to continue fixing the problem. plus, governor gavin newsom talking about the climate will tell you how he's r

her daughter, cheyenne, has come out of a coma and is now in stable condition. she says another, although her daughter is showing signs of improvement, she will have to be assessed for brain damage and then their brother mason underwent surgery on his face. we're told he's doing well, but their mother says that he is dealing with survivor's guilt and we'll need emotional help to get through that. both drivers involved in the crash have also been hospitalized. and police haven't said yet if they'll be facing any charges. >> 3 brush ended up shutting lanes on 5.80, in oakland and authorities are thinking they were intentionally set. fire crews worked off west bound 5.80, between 35th and coolidge. that's the video that you see here. no structures were threatened. and now that fire is out. in the east bay. firefighters worked overnight, putting out a massive fire at a grow operation. san leandro. it took several hours to finally get the flames out. kron four's camila barco following the latest. >> from the newsroom, camila. >> good morning, guys. it's taken more th

cheyenne was like 50 ft away in the bushes. jonathan had the car on top of them. it's unfathomable.t every part every parent's worst nightmare. any of police have not released any information about the drivers involved possible charges or updates to the investigation. san jose is dealing with what many consider a disturbing rise in the number of people hit and killed by cars on city streets. last friday, an eight year old boy was hit and killed by a car as he was walking to school. eight year old jacob via nova was a third grade student, castleman elementary, he was hit just a block away from campus. there were 23 pedestrian deaths in san jose in all of last year. so far this this year. there have been 26 pedestrian deaths. we still have more than three months to go in 2022. i do hope you're with us in the past hour of mornings onto, i spoke live with san jose mayor sam liccardo and asked him what the city is doing to make the streets safer for pedestrians. we received hundreds of complaints every week from residents throughout the city who believed traffic is too fast in their neig

from and yet our language was were used not just the navajo language but the cota languages, the cheyennenguages were used in with or too. so, the very people who were to be eradicated through wars, and schools, student fought. they were boarding school survivors as well. thank you. >> thank you very much. ms. norma ryk kawelok wong roshi. >> [speaking non-english] >> aloha. >> [speaking non-english] norma, i was [speaking non-english] my name is norma ryk kawelok wong roshi. i was born in kelly he, in the mountains, where i now live. mr. chairman, i apologize for not being with you in person. instead, i'm here in color, at some time time, you have proof of that, because you will hear roosters in the background. my grandmother was banned from the language in her youth. she did not speak it again until two weeks before she passed. she did not tell us her story and i did not grow up in the language. and so these few words that i have spoken here, that i wrote in my formal testimony, i sent to younger hawaiians to correct. younger hawaiians who benefited from my generation's political fight

host:host: june is in cheyenne, wyoming republican line.aller: i'm calling from wonderful wyoming. it is devastated. it we have lost our oil and gas rights, most of them. there are not many of us in wyoming. it we are in trouble like the rest of the united states. i am listening to these people with their negative comments calling in, and i am thinking " would you rather have it the way it is right now?" it is not getting any better. if we don't, we will end up with the same thing in a year with on hell of a recession. we have more people in our country who are immigrants, and it is getting worse and worse. the drug problems are horrible. give the republicans a chance! host: we are out of time in this segment. thank you to everybody who called in. next on washington journal, nancy roman discusses efforts to close the nutrition gap. later this morning, the host of politico's global insider podcast will join us to discuss the podcast and the 2022 u.n. general assembly. we will be right back. ♪ >> c-span's campaign 2022 coverage is your firm r

host:host: june is in cheyenne, wyoming republican line.aller: i'm calling from wonderful wyoming. it is devastated. it we have lost our oil and gas rights, most of them. there are not many of us in wyoming. it we are in trouble like the rest of the united states. i am listening to these people with their negative comments calling in, and i am thinking " would you rather have it the way it is right now?" it is not getting any better. if we don't, we will end up with the same thing in a year with on hell of a recession. we have more people in our country who are immigrants, and it is getting worse and worse. the drug problems are horrible. give the republicans a chance! host: we are out of time in this segment. thank you to everybody who called in. next on washington journal, nancy roman discusses efforts to close the nutrition gap. later this morning, the host of politico's global insider podcast will join us to discuss the podcast and the 2022 u.n. general assembly. we will be right back. ♪ >> c-span's campaign 2022 coverage is your firm r

. >> let's go to cheyenne at abc news. >> i want to go back to money quickly, it's been warned we wouldn't have enough boosters for everyone because congress didn't allocate more covid funding during the last request. now it's widely available so can you explain if it's change or people should still be concerned that there is not enough for everybody? >> let me start off and you might have thoughts on this as well, we did not have funding vaccines. we find ourselves in the impossible situation looking at fault in winter and asking even the congress failed, can we really go into fall and winter without vaccines? watching europeans and others have access and we thought that was unacceptable so we have gone and pulled resources out of critical public health and plan on having thought pile should there be another search. we will not have a great we have to shut down covid test, while the part of the program were to those of america household order to shut it down because we don't have enough in our stockpile with the ability to continue and will not have enough tests in our stockpile should we