i now look at christina understand.horror, she experienced some kind of terrible trauma when she was a child, and to this day i see what you are talking about. and you are on the verge of crying, because to this day it is a pain. she did not calm down, she lives in you, and i sympathize with you because you had to endure such a nightmare and not even a disappointment, but it's just the resolution of the world happens when a child hears that i need him mom, so because of what you experienced in childhood, being a child is a mother for a child. it 's a whole world of security. i then missed school a lot for about a month and a half. since i hit my mother very hard, i looked after her. how old were you then? well, this is the first grade of eight, when i arrived at school, and my teacher told me, christina go to director. well, you are called to the director. i went to the principal's office. authorities, guardians and pdn were already there, and they brought me to the shelter. i then burst into tears. i was not there for

you said your son was kicked out by christina christina is his wife. yes, she now lives with her mother and her handbag. here i put it, there are a few of my underpants and he came to live with me with his handbag. because it hurt a lot. i slept and they hurt more quietly, they don’t hurt, i began to bleed, even to lose consciousness. i called my son's daughter. this is the doctor's wife on the second floor. i invited her. she is right there called. he was quickly taken away. he was bled all day long. so, well, very lost. how long has your son lived with you? well, 34 during this time his wife christina came. no, i didn’t come once or for dinner, there was nothing for him once, i just bought him diapers and that’s it. the panties are disposable, and the rest i took care of him died. i have him on may 23, 22, and she only calls me, your son is dead, what is the digger to me, what are you digging or will you go? i didn't even stop talking. nothing. i'm right there. i'll call my son. my daughter called that zhenya died, and then we went already trouble ab

christina christina are you lying down? get up, get up, get up, baby, get up. then i ran to look for people to help christy. are you sure you didn't do it. that i can't my christina. my granddaughter no longer has anyone in the whole world. yes, this is our work, such german implants were installed in kaluga. only we have competitors, they appeared only a couple of years ago data you have patients. how can you not get a job like this? here you are, sergei grigoryevich maskinsky, it seems, are you sure that such patients as masks are not forgotten, young man, 17 implants. my work five years ago , a well-known businessman in the city, tell me, there were no among your patients. we didn't have any grandmother. she, unfortunately, was soon taken away with a suspected heart attack. why do you need the truth? yesterday they did it for the treatment of allergic eczema. do you think that the ointment was on hand to buy pretty dear mother? anna mikhailovna but i am sure that babitsky was killed by christina while examining her room. i found blood on the closet by group

here's a b cs lionel maui's christina applegate. this morning, christina applegate getting her own star on the hollywood walk of fame this day means more to me than you could possibly imagine the emmy winning actress making her first public appearance since announcing she was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, or ms in august of last year with a bedazzled cane in hand, applegate in her true fashion, making jokes. oh by the way, i have a disease anyway. um did you not notice the autoimmune disease affects the central nervous system. symptoms can include dizziness, numbness, weakness and vision problems. applegate's co stars from the eighties sitcom married with children were among those speaking at the ceremony, saying how much she inspires them and you bend. and you don't break and your humility and irreverence. allows all of us to bend with you. the laughs that are cast and crews shared were genuinely special. christina and i are truly like brother and sister. even to this day, the 50 year old actress thanked a list of people who m

christina applegate.legate getting her own star on the hollywood walk of fame this day means more to me than you could possibly imagine the emmy winning actress making her first public appearance since announcing she was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, or ms in august of last year, with a bedazzled cane in hand, applegate in her true fashion, makingokes, th have a disease anyway. did you not notice the autoimmune disease affects the central nervous system. symptoms can include dizziness, numbness, weakness and vision problems. applegate's co stars from the eighties sitcom married with children were among those speaking at the ceremony, saying how much she inspires them. you bend and you don't break. and your humility and irreverence. allows all of us to bend with you. the laughs that are cast in cruz shared were genuinely special. christina and i are truly like brother and sister. even to this day, the 50 year old actress thanked a list of people who made her career in hollywood possible. her friends,

so i kind of tapped her ankle lightly, "christina, christina?" she didn't respond. whipped off the blanket from the top. and -- i saw -- yeah. i still have nightmares about the way i found her. >> she was cold to the touch and unresponsive. >> so i immediately dial 911. >> tennessee county 911. >> i need an ambulance immediately. i have a neighbor that i can't move, i can't turn her on her back, and she's cold, there's no pulse. oh my god. >> davison police come and take a report and then family members, of course, started showing up as well. >> we were waiting outside. and jason came pulling in. next thing i knew, i turned around and i seen jim mays there. >> i walked in the house, i could see christie laying on the bed. >> he came out to the car, and he said, "christie's gone." >> kathy pulled up to the front of the house. and that was one of the saddest things i've ever seen in my life. >> i just kept saying, no, stop it, stop saying that, that's not true, stop saying that. >> i could not in my headwrap around a medical reason for her to not wake up. >> so a patr

and how did christina answer?ut when accidentally wrong very well, well done well, there really is lev, what does he do with the album there. well, he was given a task to defeat the lion, uh, this is him when he went on this task. he defeated him. and well, uh, he took his skin. uh, like a terminator, i need your skin and motorcycle. eh, that's how it had to be. and how did he defeat him? he pierced it, igor seems to have pierced it. i remember that the nemean lion had a very hard skin, stone arrows of the spear could not take it, so hercules strangled him. and here what is happening, but here he makes sure that the lion does not eat him. now we could probably argue and discuss for a very long time on the topic of who could be depicted there and whose sculpture is this, but this is a real sculpture in peterhof, not far from st. petersburg. there is a fountain that called samson, uh, rubbing the mouth of a lion. tenth question in the early middle ages, holding in francs was the second power in europe and which stat

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christina, thank you. president biden's foot felt so good about the midterms that he held a news conference includin questions. not from foxnews mind you, but at least he gives him answers, right? kevin gorg's life with us here in dc. >> he didn't come out and say i told you so but president biden 's pre- election optimism proved to be warranted. >> i've never been more optimistic about america's future than i am today. the fact that we won week, i didn't run, but the fact that the democratic party outperformed anything anyone expected, and did better than any off year presidency since john kennedy is one that gives everybody a sigh of relief that the mega republicans aren't taking over the country again. >> despite national angst over crime, high gas and food prices a border crisis, and worries over schools, the democrats apparently pulled off one of th biggest political upsets in recent history. >> on this election season the american people made it clear they don't want every day going forward to be a c

and make sure that he got justice. >> christina sat in court.d what they were supposed to. and, they died for it? >> this is my chance to tell you the story of the murders of mike and city mclelland. >> prosecutor, bill, thought if he could prove that eric williams had killed cynthia. that would obviously show that he killed mike. >> this is the story of the massive law enforcement state and federal agencies working together for the airtight case. >> one of the people called with c.j. tomlinson, friend of the mclelland. he told the jury that he and his friends had found the mclelland's. >> took a few more steps inside the residence and i learned from mike. mike mike. >> the bullet -- >> for three days. prosecutors brought a blizzard of witnesses. they told the jury that williams had been lying to that tip that came in after the mclelland murders. >> he sent an email to law enforcement >> claiming credit for the murders. thinking that law enforcement would never figure it out. but he was wrong. >> when investigators didn't have the murder weapon,

cbs' christina ruffini is in phoenix tonight. christina. >> reporter: good evening, adriana. they just keep counting here in maricopa county where they've been releasing the results in batches. now, last night's numbers were enough to call the senate race here for the democrat but other tight races, both in this state and across the country were still waiting. >> thank you, everybody, for being here. what a great day today. [ cheers ] >> reporter: after four excruciating days of ballot counting and uncertainty senator mark kelly declared re-election victory. what is your response to the criticism we've heard of the election process. >> there's always room for improvement and nobody should think for a second that somebody is trying to cheat somebody else. >> reporter: his opponent blake masters has yet to concede tweeters voters decide, not the media. let's count the votes. and those votes are still being counted. statewide there are about 370,000 ballots left to process in arizona. >> we've had such terrible elec elections. they're run poorry ripe with fraud. >> reporter: kar

it seems to me that christina internet is true. yes, look on the internet.to change the direction point more and more i will not suggest anything kristina sorry, but your happiness of your team may be interrupted by you, or perhaps on the internet, for example. ah, such a possibility. i count to one, that is, from 5:00 to 1 yes, 4, i said roman answer the internet. don't worry, maybe they don't know either. internet , i suggest the word police police district everything is in this, this is where there is a dating site. addressee to some recipient, we have such an anonymous recipient. come on. what i was trying to suggest to you is to change the direction of the letter. the people we interviewed remembered that they themselves receive mailing letters from different companies from time to time. they are written as future customers to buyers and so on, so position number six. well, it's practically spam, but it 's worded. on the air. and i ask the third team numbers to come here to the table. so, you have an invoice on the table, there are some photographs of s

christina is a former democrat voting in nevada. let's start with you, christina.are. >> the top issues for me, there is actually a lot of issues. the main issue that i have is the actual, the cost of living that is going up, the inflation and what troubles my the most the democrats are saying we don't know what the word inflation was until the republicans mentioned it. so that is insulting our intelligence. we know what inflation is. we're educate the. we understand what that word means. when we go to the grocery store it is evident. when we go fuel up our vehicles, it is evident. that is actually an issue that is across the board whether you're rich, poor, it affects everybody. rachel: absolutely. i will move to fed really quick, your top issues. you're a former democrat. why are you voting republican? fred? >> oh, you are a democrat. >> i am an independent. rachel: right. >> but i'm voting republican. my heavens, the open border issues are insane. we've had 169 countries that have been arrested coming across the border this year alone. it, christina is exactly r

christina coleman has the latest on this developing story. hey, christina.just awful. we have to warn you the video is hard to watch and unclear what injuries the victim suffered but he survived and he's in stable condition. now this brutal robbery was caught on several surveillance cameras. you can see the suspect jump out of the car, point a gun at the victim, drag him on the ground and then chase him around a parking lot. the bold attack happened in broad daylight just after 9:00 in the morning yesterday on sunset boulevard in west hollywood. after chasing the victim around the suspect hopped back in his car, then from another camera angle you can see the suspect hit the victim with his car flipping the body into the air and when the victim lands on the ground, the suspect robs him this violence adds all the crime that law enforcement has been dealing with in the los angeles area. la's mayoral candidates, democrats karen bass and real estate developer rick carrusso and both campaigning on ways to campaign public safety at mayor carrusso would work with ci

christina coleman live in los angeles with the latest, hi, christina.llion has been spent on highly contested mayor's race, most expensive in la history, the overwhelming majority of the money comes from carusso's own bank account. the billionaire real estate developer trailing veteran congresswoman karen bass by less than 2 percentage points. carusso recently tweeted as predicted this is a close race, hundreds of thousands of votes to come and as expected we are going to see different results each time. i continue to be cautiously optimistic. tackling crime has been a key issue for both candidates, carusso is a republican turned democrat promising to expand lapd's gang unit at 1500 officers on the street and address la homelessness crisis. >> i see a more compassionate los angeles where we move telephones of thousands of people off the streets and into housing and treatment. i see a safer los angeles where our kids can actually walk to school. christina: bass, long-time democrat is improving training for officers and bolster lapd homicide units an demo

christina coleman abhors it is former president chavez said to make a major announcement. first, democrats on the fence and trying to hold the house an senate over under adverse conditions. kevin corke live in dc. >> great to have you back in th east coast and we have so much more to get to tonight. having a president stump for a guy who's essentially up by double digits at the polls the night before the election and a incredibly reliable blue state is he 2022. why isn't president biden stumping at a battleground stat for the night? it's a big night. especially since he says democracy is on the ballot. it's people in. it's unpopularity plain and simple don't take my word for it . here's what press secretary sai quote if it is a referendum on the president meeting the selection, they meaning democrats will lose. and that they know that. and then of course it is this from third way is by a roster o gop candidates extreme by any standard. voters see democrats as it just as extreme. as well as far less concerned about the issues that most worr them. it there in lies the crux.

christina. >> reporter: good evening, norah.hters at the station behind us were about to go off shift when they heard the collision and rushed out on to the scene to begin at administering aid, something the sheriff says saved lives. an early morning training run turned into a real life emergency after a car drove head-on into more than two dozen law enforcement recruits on a suburban street outside los angeles. >> said it looked like an airplane wreck. there were so many bodies scattered everywhere in different states of injury. >> reporter: some cadets told investigators the car accelerated to 30 or 40 miles per hour before hitting them, leaving them limb time to get out of the way. >> the range of injuries we have obviously are head trauma. we have broken bones. we have had some loss of limbs. these are life-threatening injuries. >> reporter: police identify the driver as a 22-year-old man who they say was detained at the scene and passed a breathalyzer test. seriously injured cadets were airlifted 20 miles to the nearest tra

very interesting stuff from christina colonel there from the group some of us which focuses on corporate responsibility and accountability. it will also be interesting to see how consumers react to this story. thank you for being on the show. thank you so much, ben. red hot inflation exponentially rising energy prices and a growing cost of living crisis costing a shadow over this years. black friday, shopping spree. well, consumers around the world, $100.00, once a year bargains, big retailers have their own problems. workers at amazon sites in the west, germany and france are urged to strike on black friday and demand bit targeting the online retailer on one of the busiest shopping days of the year. retailers are worried about shrinking profit margins due to storing business costs. let's bring you now. wall street correspond against quarter. will this be a very different black friday? well, i mean, so far it looks like us. consumers are still pretty resilient when it comes, for example, to inflation. and also the still going. pandemic estimates are that there will be about $166000000.00

some of the $200000.00 workers, scaled frances and gates to break out and go home. analyst christina colonel joins, as from the nonprofit, some of us, which focuses on corporate responsibility and accountability. what do you think about the treatment of these workers at fox? scott? thank you. first, have been for taking up this issue though workers, it fox can have always been in a very challenging situation with very difficult working conditions. but recently it's become much more so with fox kind of instituting what's called a closed loop plan or workers had to live in factories on site, are not allowed to leave the site and had to depend upon the company to provide them with food, medical care, etc. and recently the food has been running short so that they've been getting things like bread and know, or rice and beans sprouts. and so they're very distressed at the same time because of pressure from apple. in particular, to increase production, there's been a move to bring in a 100000 new workers who were given a lot of promises for big bonuses, which they were then told they wouldn

christina coleman live in los angeles with more. christina.rthel, authorities reportedly received a 911 call yesterday morning from a house sitter who said a man drowned in a bath tube. officers then responded to the home in lancaster, city 70 miles north of los angeles. multiple sources report the individual found in the bath tube was 34-year-old singer turned rapper erin carter. authorities do not suspect foul play and the cause of death is under investigation. meantime the music world and carter's family and friends now coming to terms with his death. the singer's brother member of the famed backstreet boys nick carter writing on instagram this morning, my heart is broken, even though my brother and i have had a complicated relationship, my love for him has never faded. the truth is that addiction andment illness is the real villain here. ly miss my brother more than anyone will ever know. erin carter started his career at just nine year's old and rose to fame in early 2000's with smash hits like i want candy and erin's party and despite al

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that either what they've branded discriminatory law by christina and europe should not the pool the hawkish us policies that prolonged the conflict in ukraine, according to a french political party, had earlier called presidents the landscape a pop, it is also diesel, and i thought we should not move towards russians, inflation, unemployment war for the sake of mr. zelinski is beautiful life for the sake of the crooked jumper that surrounds him. and the americans all live on the land with very welcome. it's just turn 4 pm here in the russian capital, and you're watching all t international with the latest world news. uptake is great to happy with our. now russia has become india is top oil supplier, and i've taken conventional providers, saudi arabia and iraq, new trade figures and merge prior to the indian foreign minister's visit to moscow on my day for talks with his russian counterpart where the trip comes amid growing ties between moscow and new delhi within polls show a majority of indians. consider russia the country's most reliable partner agreeing that defense relations with moscow

tonight we're also going to have all the stars who came out to support christina.s emotion over the loss of her father, john john aniston. we have a sweet interview with father and daughter together. plus an update on jay leno's garage fire accident that put jay in the hospital. one of his mechanics shares the frightening story. that's just moments away on "access hollywood." back to you. >>> coming up now in prime time after "access," a new episode the voice at 8:00. then quantum leap at 10:00. then of course our 11:00 newscast. that's going to do it for us at 7:00. for everyone here at nbc bay area, have a great evening. we hope to see you back at 11:00. stay warm. hey! if wewe want to build ththe future,, we'r're going toto need s some thingsgs. like a a high-speeeed inteternet connenection that can t turn my ideas intoto reality.. lilike the skikills to becece ththe world's s most powewerful coderer. way momore space to collaboborate. throrough projecect up, comcast t is commmmitting $1b1b to opepen doors fofor ththe next geneneration to buildld a future e of u

cbs' christina ruffini is in moscow, where police are asking for the public's help. sharp increase in fentanyl-laced pills. the concerning news tonight after a major drug bust. and, big hearts and tiny homes, all changing lives. >> i didn't have anything when i first got here. i didn't have any clothes. i didn't have any food. ♪ ♪ ♪ this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west and thank you for joining us as we begin a new week together. tonight, we are learning new details about the latest mass shooting in america, this time in colorado springs, at a gay nightclub on saturday night. five are dead, 17 more were shot, and even more injured when they ran for their lives. the 22-year-old suspect is in the hospital, facing murder and hate crime charges. and tonight, police are hailing two heroes, thomas james and richard fierro, who saved countless lives by disarming the gunman before officers arrived on the scene. fierro served 15 years in the army, including four tours in

i'm christina. we're dumb. democrats are cheering, updated vote counts in arizona and nevada as they hope to keep some control of congress. the biggest victory for democrats comes tonight in arizona. incumbent u. s. senate candidate mark kelly has defeated republican venture capitalist blake masters. the arizona race was among a handful of contest that republicans targeted in their bid to take control of the senate. this win for democrats comes in a state that was once reliably dominated by the gop does not plan to talk publicly about his win until tomorrow, but he thinks supporters tonight right after the race was called in a tweet. the post includes a photo of kelly standing at a podium with the caption. thank you, arizona . we have not heard from opponent blake masters since the race was called. the wind puts the race for control the u. s. senate even with democrats and republicans, both at 49 seats. if democrats win one more senate race, they will keep control of the senate because vice president kamala har

we just got to cure this inflation thing, and we have to do it, christina.rode your retirement assets over the long term, so that's not gonna work. we have to get that fixed and there'll be some pain in the middle of it. you know, housing layoffs, that sort of thing. all right, george and betty, we have to leave the conversation there. thanks so much for joining us today on this friday afternoon. appreciate your insight. excellent. thank you. now we go to the war in ukraine, and there are more signs that ukraine could be close to a major victory in the russian controlled city, of course, isn't as foxes greg palkot tells us russian backed officials say they are withdrawing troops, but ukrainian forces are concerned that it could be a trap. ukrainian troops engine closer to the city of hair song, a key strategic prize that would isolate russian troops in the south and put ukraine within striking distance of the crimean peninsula. russia backed officials in the city claim they've started withdrawing troops and announcement met with skepticism by officials here

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the w corresponded michelle christina in washington. thank you. with connie and president vladimir lensky has also reacted to the blast. here is what he had to say. meet there at the firing missiles had made her territory as a russian attack on collective security. this is a very significant escalation. yeah, we must act. i want to say no to all our polish brothers and sisters. ukraine will always support you. free people will not be broken by terror. feeling the debtor or less la maya. the blast in poland came on the day that russia launched. miss al, strikes across the ukraine. at least 10 cities were hit, give mer vitale. click go, says air defense system shut down several missiles, but others hit residential buildings in the capital. at least 2 people were killed . the sunset in levine is clouded by smoke. the city and west in ukraine was one of many across the country that was heat in what ukrainian authorities of cold, one of the heaviest waves of russian missile attacks. since the war began. officials say many of the missiles were shot down

good evening, christina. >> reporter: good evening,good e norah.ighters at the station behind us were about to go off shift when they heard the collision and rushed out on to the scene to began administering aid, something the sheriff sayso the sc saved lives. an early-morning training run turned into a real-life real-lie emergency after a c emergency after a car drove head-on into more than two dozen law enforceme law enforcement recruits on a suburban street outside los angeles. >> they said it looked like an airplane wreck. there were so many bodies scattered everywhere in different states of injury. >> reporter: some of the cadets told investigators the car accelerated to 30-40 miles per hour before hitting them, leaving little time to get out of the way. >> the range of injuries we have, obviously, are head trauma. we have broken bones. we've had some loss of limb. these are life-threatening injuries. >> reporter: police identified the driver as a 22-year-old man who they say was detained at the scene and passed a breathalyzer test. seriously

christina coleman is live in idaho with the latest on this gruesome crime, christina. >> oh, yes, it's horrific indeed. we've got new information hours ago from moscow police here to say the two young women at the food truck before they arrived at this house and were murdered. apparently they did not uber here, apparently they received a private ride to this house and that's critical information. go ahead and take a look af the surveillance video it shows madison mogen and katie near the food truck around 1:30 in the morning. and it's again, unclear who gave them the ride home. what could have been discussed during that ride and also unclear whether the driver of that ride has been interviewed by police. now, late yesterday moscow police also put out this map that pieces together a timeline of where the four college students were hours before they were brutally murdered. katie and madison were in downtown moscow, they believe they went to a bar and stopped at the food truck. and ethan and zana were at a fraternity house across the street from the home they were murdered in. and now the

christina ruffini, cbs news, moscow, idaho. >>> there's relief tonight for western new yorkers.s stopped snowing there, at least for now. the digout is now underway. hundreds of pieces of heavy equipment have been moved in to clear streets after three days of snowfall. in fact, the town of orchard park, the home of the buffalo bills, was hit the hardest with a record 77 inches. so much snow, the team was forced to play its game today in detroit. >>> let's bring in our meet ji -- meteorologist with an update. >> good evening. tomorrow kicks off one of the busiest travel weeks of the year. the big question is, will the weather cooperate? on monday, most of us are still stuck in a big chill from the northeast to the mid-atlantic, the southeast, and even down to texas where it feels more like january than it does in november. but warmth takes over on tuesday, and it's not just the warmer air moving back in, but it's going to be dry. that's great for thanksgiving travel. this is tuesday. most of us have great travel conditions, as we get to today. wednesday, we're looking pretty good

christina coleman live for us in moscow, thank you. irish irish so let's dig in a little deeper with former d.c. detective and fox news contributor ted williams. delaware, thanks for joining the program. -- ted, thanks for joining the program. it's been a week now almost, and the killer is still at large. we don't have a murder weapon yet, we don't have a motive. ted the, why mt. world is it taking so long for these authorities to get these pieces together? >> well, the authorities are trying to make sure they get it right. first, they had to develop a timeline. they've been able to develop the timeline as to when these young victims got back to this home here on kings row. the timeline itself seemed to be around 1:45. all four of the victims were back in this home. now, as christina coleman reported earlier, the front door had a coded way of getting in, but from what we've been told that code was always not on because this, in fact, at one time or another was considered a party house. but the question that begs for an answer is when d

everybody was busy but christina. christina teller was nine years old. she was smart as a whip.in person this saturday. >> so, the two of us got in the car and drove over. >> i actually went to the wrong safeway, so by the time i got there, the set up was done. first person i saw was gabe zimmerman. he was our boss at the intern program. he just smiles at me. next time try and be on time. >> gabe was my go-to guy for just about everything. young man, 30 years old, just engaged. >> we got in line, and we were talking about government. we counted the 435 representatives, and i said, christina taylor, you're going to meet one of them. and then gabby got out of the car. >> she was in a great mood. she was excited to see people, to hear from them. because gabby often said that the term "representative" is a job description, meaning that you have to hear from people that you represent if you're going to represent them. we started "congress in your corner" promptly at 10:00, took our positions. i looked to the left, and i saw judge john roll. he stepped in to the area where we were sta

christina ruffini reports from the scene as police are still on the hunt for a suspect. >> reporter: police here say they've tracked nearly 700 tips and conducted more than 90 interviews in their search for the person who murdered four idaho students. >> currently there are no suspects in custody and we have not located a weapon. >> reporter: last seen in this video roommates madison mogen and kaylee goncalves, police have ruled out the man in the white hoodie along with the person who drove the two home that night. a timeline is emerging the surviving house mates arriving home at 1:00 a.m., mogen and gone calves at 1:35, the same time as kernodle and chapin. police say there were multiple calls made to the cellphone of a victim's ex-boyfriend ending at 2:52 a.m. but they don't believe he is a suspect. those calls put the murders after 3:00 a.m. the 911 call came nearly nine hours later. >> the identity of the 911 caller and the 911 call have not been released. >> reporter: we are now learning there were other friends in the house when police arrived. around town there are flyers ple

christina, thank you so much for coming back on the show.so far, how are early voting numbers for young voters comparing to 2018, 2020, in your view? >> well, we know over 1 million young people have already voted during early voting. those numbers are now to 2018. young voters are the generation that are most likely to vote closer to election day. there's been a huge birth of young people that registered, especially young women that have registered across the country. far outpacing young men, the decision to pull back roe v. wade. they will be pushing all the way for election aid to make sure young people will come out and vote. in philadelphia right now, we have contacted nine out of ten eligible young voters. here, in pennsylvania, the birthplace of american democracy, it's really coming down to the wire, whether democracy will continue if republicans take power. >> in texas, christina, your home state has become ground zero for republican extremism in many ways. restriction of voting rights on abortion access. what are you hearing from y

not just a woman's right to, choose but immense right to choose as well. >> and, christina, one otherecision, why everyone is focused on the overturning of roe, another thing that caught a lot of attention was just ask lance thomas's concurring opinion where he said not only should we overturn roe, but the supreme court should also then look at -- criswell, and texas which has the same sex marriage, the rights to contraception, and also the right to personal privacy. do you think that folks understanding that dobbs was just may be the first step in revoking rights for all sorts of people by the supreme court? and that was a reason to jump into action? >> absolutely, jonathan, you know, melissa murray who is an msnbc correspondent has been ringing the alarm from day one, we started talking about dobbs, she has written about, it she has been very crystal clear saying, this is just the opening window, the opening argument to rollback so many court cases we have seen progress over the years. as others read about it, and we concurred with more analysis, she and her colleagues, lots of peop

so christina, didn't democracy survive? i deliver another day, i think it did just because the growth of new people, new voters entering into this election, the growth of have done all the different demographics participating in that. but i think you're also going to see a larger number of independent voters, right? because there's not enough information about what truly are you standing for, what kind of solutions are you bringing up? because a lot of the tactics have been used during these campaigns is the mudslinging and miss and disinformation, which is also a whole nother topic that we could talk about that you know, is, is very distracting. when you know i'm dealing with voters that are 1st time voters, some of them are proficient when we contact them, they are asking us, what do you have more information about the candidates? they don't have that basic information because it's not being translated or the parties are not effectively reaching out to this new base of voters. i'm so enjoying this conversation because we

christina coleman, thank you.rthel: brighter days in d.c., it's a big weekend in washington for president biden. his granddaughter got married today in a ceremony at the white house and the president celebrate his 80th birthday tomorrow. all this tips administered and turns to the supreme court to save president biden's student debt relief plan. lucas tomlinson is live with more on the details. >> weakened of celebrations here at the white house, first the wedding of the president granddaughter naomi this morning 11:00 a.m., new photos to show you. they just came in. the white house says 250 people attended the service on the south lawn to see the president's first lady saying it's a joy to watch naomi grow, discover who she is and carve out an incredible life for herself following the ceremony the president and first lady hosted a lunch the wedding party in the dining room of the white house and dancing will take place later this evening. the president claimed he has other good news to share, prices are beginning

highmark christina. yes, some showers today, but the weather pattern really changes as we had an early next week and we are talking about significant rainfall around here now, the rainfall totals today we actually had a decent amount. there was a lot of moisture you'll notice in the right portion of your screen. that's the radar throughout the day. not a lot of coverage over the bay area, so there is a radar beam and a lot of that moisture kind of sneaking below that radar beam not being detected. so in general, it's kind of just like a wet sponge overhead. a lot of moisture, some light shower activity, some drizzle and enough to really add up, especially in half moon bay over a quarter of an inch of rainfall. oakland 0.11 san francisco point oh, five and san jose 50.1. so once again the satellite and the radar, a lot of clouds paying us a visit. not a lot of green showing up, but that moisture tucked in the lower levels, producing the shower activity throughout the day. right now, we have partly to most

cooler on tuesday, two things going to keep on and christina wednesday morning.ave us freezing temperatures out there and the inland valleys and then on thursday, not only rain, but the wind could be a factor as well with gusts, maybe going up above 40 miles an hour. goodness. okay so get ready to cover the plants later. basically a lot of changes said that we can at least go out tomorrow because i'd like to go out and have some fun. you're going to the game. that's why you put in the 49ers forecast. my very first 49ers game. really cool. i lived here had never been d a niners. alright mark. thank you. give it up in sports. all of the action from week 13 of college football. we're breaki ♪music playing♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ nothing brings the pack together like a trip to great wolf lodge. now open in northern california. tonight sports, the santas they state football team going for a nice distinction today. the spartans were trying to go undefeated at home for the first time since 1978, hawaii, the opponent for the spartans, who are already bold eligible spartans, adding to a

christina coleman joins us live with more on that. christina. >> yes. things definitely heating up there. stuck in their homes under china's strict covid lockdown spirit they are protesting throughout the country taking to the streets demanding an end to this. officers can be seen shouting demonstrators, but protesters continue to demonstrate calling an end to the lockdowns and repeated covid testing. calling for the communist party to step down and despite risking punishment, there are as even demonstrators going on camera boldly voicing their dissent. >> a lot of people have already been detained. they did it for everybody. for the delivery guys not to be locked in their apartments. for everybody to be able to receive medicines and food. you need to help those people, free those people in shanghai. >> things really seem to escalate after an apartment fire in china on thursday that killed 10 people and injured nine others. some claim the fire engines were blocked by pandemic control barriers and some cars that were left behind by people put into quaran

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yes, christina, of course, could not depict a face, but she depicted the details. well done everyone did a great job with this wonderful interesting creative task, i can tell you that we saw a lot of great discoveries. kindergarteners still have a lot of meetings and entertaining trainings ahead. let's see how they will build relationships with each other. and the next day the adult children met as close friends. what are you, is this my drawing? so, how are you guys? mine are great right? note. we have noticed a beautiful tree, yes, so what do you think this tree is, such bags on a tree, a bald tree. you are absolutely right and we will definitely need to paint with leaves. yes, because it will be a family tree of our participants, and it is the same for everyone brought us five sheets and villina was to write people who are somehow close to you. well, think about who you will write, who is your english or who will you love everyone? and who loves you most of all christina is correcting. yes, she is my grandmother, i do not know. what is the name so i am the secon

christina coleman has more on this. reporter: let's start off with arizona's high profile governor's race between kari lake and hobbs. a lot of people are waiting for that. and we have two other races we are covering. early voting numbers show democrat senator mark kelly leading against republican blake masters. but that race is too early to call. the fox decision desk. in oregon there had not been a republican governor for 40 years. but that could soon change. that race too early to cause. in nevada, democrat incumbent steve sisolak has the lead over joe lombardo. and cortez masto has the lead. both of those races are too early to call. and in los angeles, a former republican caruso registered as a democrat is in a tight race against former veteran congresswoman karen bass. bass has got be a lot of support from celebrities including kamala harris. she campaigned for bass in los angeles yesterday afternoon. she said there was so much about this race. let's vote for karen bass and restore our democracy. trace: a lot happ

christina coleman live with the latest. christina: great to see you.s legal team filed cross complaint yesterday lawsuit filed yesterday by supervisor. but baldwin maintains that he is innocent. he is blaming others of negligence and in new cross complaint filed yesterday his attorney said, quote, this tragedy happen because live bullets were delivered to the set and load intoed the gun. gutiÉrrez reed the professional armor failed to check guns carefully. halls fail today check gun carefully and yet announced the gun was safe before handing it to baldwin. the defendants have all denied culpability in this case. legal expert brian claypool who has been following the case closely told me today that he can see how a jury might find fault with baldwin's argument. >> a big hurdle that alec baldwin has in his cross claim is that he is part of the ross production team. so you as part of the production team are going to argue that people that you're supposed to train and supervise are negligent for the shooting. i don't think that's going to be well received