where karen colby and steve pitt presented their findings. thinking i'm reading through the decree, sounding pretty good to me so far. >> and so dwight is to no more contact ever. instead, it says what? >> it is mandated that he have supervised visits with him. he has the parental right to see him. >> what did you think when you read that? >> shocked. it didn't make sense to me. they took his right as a parent even over the safety of the child. >> what's more, under arizona law, dwight was entitled to spousal support. in this case, $6,000 a month. >> he threatened you, he hit you, he says he's going to murder you. he says he's going to murder your child. you have to pay him spousal support? and you're on the hook for his attorneys? >> yes. yes. and i have to pay for the supervised visitations because he's a threat. >> what did this cost you financially? >> well, what he got was over $650,000. >> there came a point where connie could no longer afford my services or anybody else's. i couldn't walk away. >> you think, if you're not there, she's

this is colby, thanks so much for your time course. tell me why is it that despite those violent arrests, that we're training over social media yesterday that students have come back today? the students are back today. first, of course, to encourage the u. t administration to divest from corporations that are benefited at benefiting is real and it's actions in palestine and benefiting from israel's actions, but also in protest of what the university allowed yesterday in allowing the campus to become a militarized so on in inviting the local austin police in dps troopers on to campus university administration in greg abbott chose to endanger not just those participating in the protests yesterday, but every one on campus. and that's for gab it who's the republican governor of texas has been very pro, is real. he is calling you guys, you student protesters, anti semitic, and he says, you should be expelled. how do you take that? and i think that that's absolutely divorce from what i'm seeing from my peers. we. there are many jewish studen

the use foreign policy chief use of parental, colby sold unacceptable. and the great threats to regionals security, the british prime minister, should soon access it was reckless and vowed to stand up for his rarely security. the drum and trusts that will have saw the task responded to the raining and sold while on the trip to china. way home be meeting with president, gigi, and ping is what he had to say a short time ago. be a full time drawn. we strongly condemned the rainy and attack and warned against any food. the escalation around must not continue down this past off of these. but the like kind of the same time, it's absolutely clear to us that we stand in solidarity. we these round, which has every right to defend itself. the better obviously, will do everything we can to prevent further escalation and will day for continue to pursue our current course close by to for, for the i because we can only want everyone especially around not against continuing down this path. i did have his teeth political as it is here, the troops night is travelling wit

today, joining us is elbridge col colby, so this guy.edi, mohammad reza zahedi was he like sold mai s soleiman. >> i think so, a significant figure in iran's elite military, appears those involved in aggressive activity in the region. david: i asked senator at the beginning of the show whether or not he thought that israelis told u.s. about the attack before it happened. senator barrasso could not confirm or doe my. or deny. what do you think, do you think they would trust us enough with that sensitive information? >> i would be surprised, i think that trust level between u.s. and israel are at historic lows this is concerning. i think there is already evidence that the iranians are retaliating. it a worrying situation. david: what happens now? are we going to see a new front in north with hezbollah? >> i think -- look, i think the reality that war in middle east is l likely to go on, that a key issue between israel and united states. i don't want to under estimate what it entails to finish the job, but my understanding this is not just

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student loans, more people are questioning whether a four-year degree is worth it, like 20-year-old colbyho ditched four-year college for automotive repair school. >> being able to find this trade where i can go work with my hands all day, which is how i learn best, it's incredible. >> reporter: colby's dad supports his son's decision. >> we're going to take that same investment we would have put into a four-year school and help ignite his success. >> reporter: with private college tuition up nearly 4% from last year according to the college board, and tuition nearing 100,000 a year at some universities, more students are turning to trade schools where enrollment jumped by a record 16% last year compared to just over 1% for traditional college. as older workers retire, blue collar trades including electricity, plumbing, and welding offer job security and rising pay. corporate america is taking notice. companies like google, lowe's, microsoft and accenture offering apprenticeship programs. no college experience necessary. >> while college is great for some, it's not exactly the right answe

and i did have to bring this up because i am a daughter of the house of colby, thank you very much.o be. and more. >> dulce: yes! >> i always joke that now i'm working with my father so i can work with mother. >> dulce: true, true. >> it was really one of the best days of my life. i joke that only the birth of my first child is going to beat that day for me because that show has just meant so much to me and the strength of drag queens and to be part of that community and to support them like they have always supported me, and the platform that they need right now in that community. [cheers and applause] >> dulce: not only do you star in "lopez vs. lopez," you are the cocreator, writer, and executive producer. [cheers and applause] what is it like establishing your own voice in comedy with a hit network sitcom? >> it is incredibly special to me. even having john right here, being a latina on a network television show, to be able to represent telling stories that are personal to me, but also personal to my community, and to be able to have fun and really do what i have always wanted t

it happened yesterday early evening in the area of his sperry and boulevard and colby street near the bayfair bart station. police found a man with a gunshot wound. he died at the scene. police have not released any info about a possible suspect or motive. >> mounting public pressure has prompted a television network to bring back a documentary about the killing of an east bay woman. alexis, gabe was murdered more than 2 years ago. investigation discovery originally plans to air a documentary about disappearance this month. but later said the documentary would be delayed for another season. kron four's philippe djegal reports. gabe's father says public outcries what forced the producers to then change course. >> when game says he and his family are grateful for the overwhelming support they receive from the community. >> as they live their daily lives. but the pain from his late daughter, alexis, gabe's gruesome murder. >> is always present. were still struggling. i mean, it's not something that you easily good and just move on. you know that pain accentuated in recent weeks when a pr

some of these things might also have if you chemicals that are not good for environments, which is colby, some wine grease, preserving cultural history and helping the environment one of the biggest on the most pressing challenges, vaughn to shoot, i'm calling is going to assessing is finding alternatives to full so fuels, fonts of vieza might lie in discuss a new technologies, but other solutions might be simpler than we think to this one, at least, is right under our noses. let us go to kenya and find out to be it's natural resources are finite, weight all of them. as long as there are people, one resource won't ever run out excrement. a company and kenya has specialized in the treatment and recycling of pico sludge. after exposing it to high heat to remove harmful pathogens, the raw material is processed into briquettes the faults to the answer to let's get these curiosity. you see, when you meet an idea that you previously didn't think people as possible, then you find that not only is it possible that it's been a more difficult beat, uh, probably w to generate some to recover some v

near colby, mccarty family farms will be cutting the ribbon on their dairy plant this spring. and summit truck bodies will soon finish its facility expansion. we know we still have many more issues to address. small towns struggled to attract the workers they need. safe, affordable housing is hard to come by, while property taxes continue to climb. too many of our kids and our grandkids move away from home in search of better opportunities, and tragically we are losing too many of our farmers and ranchers to suicide. many of you know this. like me, you are talking every day with kansans all over the state who are worried about the future. that future, the future of rural kansas, is what i want to address this evening. because as strong as we are as a state overall, if we are going to reach new heights we cannot just support growth in oberlin park, in wichita, and in lawrence. garden city, independence, and goodland need our attention, too. snyder wants to talk about five of the challenges facing rural communities, and what we, i as governor, use the legislature can do to addre

reaches of the world, do you think of the great martyrs of the 20th century have st. maximillian, colby was a polish priest who had the largest newspaper in the world at the time of the german invasion opponent. it was an anti nazi newspaper. he died in a starvation bunker. you think of the great polish st to get jersey puppy ask you, a jesuit priest, who is the spiritual founder of the solidarity movement, who is beat to death um by the cage and being thrown into an icy river. so you know, the catholic church is the church that probably produces the most monitors and what do you see martyrs, and any and nigeria and other places most likely that they're going to be catholic . what about the so called secular west? do you think the growth of is um and secularism is posing a threat to the actual freedom of worship and in the so called free societies and and could we see perhaps worse discrimination in the future? i mean for example, we have recently seen that the f b i was investigating under cover my do a catholic group in richmond, virginia, labeling them far right extremist. yeah, it i

you have st. maximillian. colby was a polish priest who had the largest newspaper in the world at the time of the german invasion opponent. it was an anti nazi newspaper. he died in a starvation bunker. you think of the great polish st to get jersey puppy ask you. a jesuit priest towards the spiritual founder of a solid, dirty movement who is beat to death by the caged being thrown into an icy river. so you know, the catholic church, which is the church that probably produces the most martyrs. and when you see martyrs and any and nigeria in other places, most likely that they're going to be catholic. what about a so called secular west? do you think the growth of ac is um and secularism is posing a threat to the actual freedom of worship and in the so called free societies and and we see perhaps worse discrimination in the future. i mean for example, we have recently seen that the f b i was investigating under cover my do a catholic group in richmond, virginia. labeling them far right extreme. this. yeah. is to be expected. you know, i always, as a catholic, i'm grateful when he heard

reaches of the world, do you think of the great martyrs of the 20th century have st. maximillian, colby was a polish priest who had the largest newspaper in the world at the time of the german invasion opponent. it was an anti nazi newspaper. he died in a starvation bunker. you think of the great polish st to get it jersey puppy. ask you, a jesuit priest, who is the spiritual founder of the solidarity movement, who is beat to death by the caged being thrown into an icy river. so you know, the catholic church is the church that probably produces the most monitors and what do you see martyrs in any and nigeria and other places most likely that they're going to be catholic. what about in the so called secular west? do you think the growth of ac is um and secularism is posing a threat to the actual freedom of worship and in the so called free societies and and could we see perhaps worse discrimination in the future? i mean for example, we have recently seen that the f b i was investigating under cover my do a catholic group in richmond, virginia, labeling them far right extremist. yeah, it

police say it happened this evening near hesperian and colby street. when they arrived, officers say they found a man dead from a gunshot wound. no word on any arrests or a motive. >> new tonight, a violent attack on a homeless woman in san francisco's mission district, sparking outrage. police have arrested an alleged sex worker for the incident. ktvu zac sos spoke with a resident who saw the whole thing happen and caught it on video. she says many of those neighbors have already made countless complaints to the city regarding prostitution. >> i suddenly heard shouting and swearing and really, like, sounded like a fight. >> the homeowner asked not to appear on camera, rushing to her window overlooking shotwell street early saturday evening and capturing this on her iphone. >> i saw them grab this woman by the hair, throw her to the ground, the aggressor, an apparent sex worker attacking a homeless woman on the street in san francisco's mission district at around 5:00. and then at some point, she got up and kicked the woman right in the face, the homeo

a lot more expensive. recently, climate change, the wall in ukraine and the know on effects of the colby mountain fund, demik of old contributing to escalating food prices. yes, some people find you, they difficult to afford fruits and vegetables. so what about growing your own? it's not only good for you, it's also good for the environment we had to, john is burg installed to offer co to check out a pioneer in evon gardening project, a missile up to the high rise offices of downtown. john is the lives lawrenceville, but it's no high income neighborhood. in south africa, food prices are used by 14 percent this year. and residents here, a barely scraping by every day and tides, sometimes 8 or 10 as you can see, the green people. i see last time i usually buy the books, they 5 ran last week i go to the, i see the books, it was $75.00 run. one way out of the predicament could be urban agriculture. this revamped industrial sites, much the piece of my car. bonnie wants to motivate urban dwellers to grow and process their own food is beautiful, this is mean it's very good. you can even put it

i think this historical colby is, are still there. still, some people still believe russia going? yeah, i live with my veterans. someone at some point solutions there. hello, neal, to the renaissance. but these are still angry. attacks are heading sounds, people of africa and latin america in asia like a, it's a rise inside, so they're freedom of stone, st. expense. russia is to blame for that could be under their own interest. power. ok, and of course us as far as actions give expedited this process, but it doesn't have to have us to the countries of asian and african letter. then they're going to get a hold of the principles of colonialism because they didn't want to be slight saves anymore. no. there's the ussr abusive towards the summit contributed as chance and as processes for the outcome was inevitable that alex, i'm like and i think the same is happening right now, is the you report mentioning of the world, the state of new essentially look at our hooks. it's bouncing, is it only being its basis and that history has never seen before. close to these processes that are in t

shows the scene yesterday evening after police arrived in the area of the sperry and boulevard and colbyfair bart station. police have not released any information about a possible suspect or motive. the documentary based on the killing of an east bay woman will finally be released after it was shelled for more than a year. >> alexis, gabe was murdered more than 2 years ago. kron four's philippe to call. talk to gabe's father who says public outcry helped an shelf. the documentary. >> when game says he and his family are grateful for the overwhelming support they receive from the community as they live their daily lives. but the pain from his late daughter, alexis, gabe's gruesome murder is always present, were still struggling. i mean, >> it's not something that you easily for good and just move on. you know that pain accentuated in recent weeks when a producer with the investigation discovery series on the case with pows on. >> first notified the games that the documentary they took part in last detailing alexis's case was set to air at the end of april. only to be told soon after that

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period boulevard and colby street near the bayfair bart station.uspect or a motive. >> well, lose of black smoke were seen in rover, newark. and here's why the fire broke out at the lucid motors headquarters monday destroying one of the prototypes and damaging 3 other electric vehicles and officer with the alameda county fire department says the fire was reported about 10, 30 in the morning in a lot where those cars were being stored. it took crews about 3 hours to get it fully out. nobody was hurt, caused that fire still under investigation. >> 8.35 right now and a documentary about the killing of an east bay woman is going to come out on tv. it was shelled for more than a year. yeah. we're talking about alexis, gabe. she was murdered more than 2 years ago and kron four's philippe recall talked to her father about this documentary coming out. >> when game says he and his family are grateful for the overwhelming support they receive from the community. >> as they live their daily lives. but the pain from his late daughter, alexis, gabe's gruesome m

the area he's fearing boulevard and colby street near the they fair bart station. we don't have any information from the police yet about a suspect. >> well, in the east bay, the city of walnut creek now moving forward with another restriction outside its planned parenthood building. yeah, they're not going to people let people use microphones of any kind and the future because they think that it's infringing on rights of others. com for sarah stinson has the latest. >> at the planned parenthood on oakland boulevard in walnut creek, demonstrators against abortion can be seen using megaphones an effort to speak with patients. walnut creek city council approved an ordinance tuesday night. restricting sound amplifiers within 100 feet of the clinic doorway. the assistant city attorney gave a presentation about why a noise restriction is so needed. ali, wolf cited a letter sent to the city by planned parenthood between april of 2022 and april of 2023. they documented 138 incidences with protesters. >> at the planned parenthood facility of which megaphones was mention. 4

. >> dare you have a john colby really upset with the fact this is also happening right outside of anthat is right there, john. ultimately this is what we have, indeed migrant squatters arrested on gun and drug charges six released without bail and now three have been arrested by ice removal officers right in front of our cameras. >> john: we will see if they begin removal proceedings against them. brian, thank you. sandra? >> sandra: that all just happened live. let's bring in rosanna, you are having an obvious reaction while that was happening. >> it's unbelievable because just the other day i was talking to the chief of patrol john shall. he discussed his frustration that police have with arresting these people. and then them getting out just moments later. as originally arrested six of the eight were let go on their own recognizance. may be one with supervised release. the other two were reprimanded, they didn't understand them because they were all charged with the same things. drugs, weapons, and a 7-year-old child was living in that apartment. >> sandra: this was the arrest hap

is at video shows the scene monday evening after police arrived in the area of pierre boulevard and colby street right near the bay for bart station. police have not released any information about a possible suspect or a motive. san francisco's medical examiner has released the identity of that 17 year-old shot and killed by 2 other teens at a bart station. >> he's been identified as jordan. the ready. 2.16, year-olds have been arrested in connection with his death. the powell street station. so witnesses reported seeing 2 young men running after hearing what sounded like fireworks the san francisco board of supervisors voted unanimously to approve legislation. now that actually streamlined installation of automated speed cameras. last week, mayor london breed set out her transportation vision, which includes steps to implement the cameras. so back in 2023 estate bill is passed that allows san francisco along with 5 other cities to implement a 5 years safety camera pilot. this enables 78 to install 33 speed cameras on streets with his story. the history of speeding and also severe and fat

this morning, traffic was blocked on northbound as barry and boulevard between spring lake drive in colby street was closed at about 8.30, last night. northbound lanes have since reopened. and we have gotten word yet on what caused that closure. but we're looking to find that out. meanwhile, in the north bay, 3 people now recovering after being shot in a safeway parking lot in american canyon. it happened around 4.30, yesterday on west american canyon road there and broadway street police found 3 men suffering from gunshot wounds. they were all taken to a nearby hospital. the same gas station was taped off as american canyon police were on scene well into the evening. at least one car had what looked like a bullet hole through its front window. you can see it there on the right hand side to that bullet hole through the passenger side glass. at this 0, 2 men are being questioned in connection with the shooting, although no arrests have been made. we'll keep you updated on air and online as we learn more. >> time now 704. and some people mission district are speaking out about violence and

they were investigating monday night after the shooting in the area of his very and boulevard and colbyolice have not said if they have any information on a suspect yet. >> big plumes of black smoke filled the air over newark this week. a fire broke out at the lucid motor headquarters monday that the electric vehicle manufacturer destroyed one of the prototypes damaged 3 other vehicles of theirs and official with the alameda county fire department says this was reported about 10, 30 in the lot where those cars were stored. took crews about 3 hours to get it fully extinguished.nobody was hurt. the cause of the fire still under investigation. in the north bay. the toledo police department needs your help in finding this person. take a look. police say he broke into a business easter morning sexually assaulted a woman who was there at the time. they say it happened on georgia street and according to police, the victim didn't know who this person was. they had no connection. so police want you to take a good look if you recognize who this is, give them a call. >> a vacaville woman was arres

the shooting happened monday night in the area of his very and boulevard and colby street near the bayfairn. we don't have any information from the police on a possible suspect. in the north bay. a vacaville woman was arrested. she's accused of stabbing a man on monday night at a business on main and elizabeth streets. 33 year-old mackay to cairo is accused of stabbing employee at a business during an argument after he attempted to t s tip jar kaye ro ran away was later located and detained by the police. so i believe that they have 3 children that are being assisted by welfare services now and the victim was stabbed in the arm. untreated. >> well, big plumes of black smoke filled the air near newark. take a look at this. a fire broke out at the lucid motors headquarters monday, destroying one prototype and damaging 3 other electric vehicles and official with the alameda county fire department says this fire was reported about 10, 30 in the morning. it was in a lot where those cars were stored. it took crews nearly 3 hours to put that fire out. nobody was hurt. the cause of the fire still

what happened monday it was the shooting in the area of his very boulevard and colby street right nowon. you can see the police presence there. police have not released information yet about a suspect. in the north bay of vacaville woman was arrested accused of stabbing a man on monday night at a business on main. and elizabeth streets. police arrested. 33 year-old mackay to kaye ro accused of stabbing ploy at the business during an argument. the argument broke out after he stole from a tip jar and then took off but was later located and detained by police and then start a woman. and i believe that, yeah, they said that her 3 children have been assisted by welfare services. the victim had a stab wound to the arm but was treated at a nearby hospital. >> well, big plumes of black smoke filled the air in newark. and you can see here why was a fire that broke out at lucid motors headquarters monday morning. that's a electric vehicle manufacturer. and this fire destroyed a prototype and damaged 3 other electric vehicles and official with the alameda county fire department says that fire wa

traffic was blocked on northbound period boulevard between spring lake drive in colby street was closed around 8.30, last night. northbound lanes have since reopened. no word yet. what caused that closure will you know find out. meanwhile, up in the north bay, 3 people now recovering after being shot in a freeway or in a safeway parking lot up in american canyon. happened about 4.30, yesterday afternoon, right on west american canyon road and broadway street. you see the police on scene. they found 3 men suffering from gunshot wounds. they were all taken to a nearby hospital. now the safeway gas station was tayed off as american canyon. police were on scene well into the evening. at least one car had what looked like a bullet hole through his front windshield. at this 0, 2, men are being questioned in connection with that shooting. no arrests have been made. we'll keep you updated on air and online as we learn more 604, right now. and people in san francisco's mission district are speaking out now about violence. >> and work happening in their neighborhood. in fact, a woman was attacked

my name's colby wicker. i'm an undergraduate student at indiana university and this is sort of a broader that i've been pondering throughout the panel is this morning. if 1776 250 years ago marks the beginning of our republic, we spend a lot of time spend a lot of ink on the declaration of independence. i wonder if it's also worthwhile to look at some of the issues that we were dealing with simultaneously that time, the two other issues that the continental congress was was dealing with was our international relations with france. and also the way that we ought to govern ourselves. there was a committee that dealing with drafting the articles of confederation. are there any lessons that we learn from those other two committees? in addition to the many lessons that we can draw from the declaration? well, i would say briefly that the international relations part is really crucial and i think there's a tendency sometimes i'll say in my field, in political theory, to think of the united states as a because we us

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this is from colby with the insider. the u.s. is leading sustainment for ukrainian f-16's. can you talk about those munitions sustainment requirements and the degree to which the air force is getting, you know, again, if we could get a supplemental on emergency supplemental that the air force is poised to respond to? andrew: yeah. sustainment's a huge priority for us. again, we're going to have a lot more to say about readiness and its importance and what we think we need to do to up our game next week. it's a huge priority. we have to invest in it, right? there's definitely a money challenge there. there's also a process challenge, right, how do we identify or how do we give our system explicit direction and guidance prioritization to say what really makes a difference? is 5% more aircraft availability of a-10's what makes the difference? in our future fight? i would argue it's not. steven: is the u.s. air force going to do the sustainment for the ukrainian f-16's? andrew: yes. that is a role that the united states agreed to and our program manages f-16's, will be the enab

shows the shooting scene last night near hesperian and colby street. when the police arrived, they found a man who'd been fatally shot. there's no word about a motive or if any arrests have been made. >> we're learning more about the bay area couple killed over the weekend in the crash of a small plane in truckee. friends and colleagues identify the israeli husband and wife as 57 year old lee rahn and 58 year old naomi petrushka. they say they were techie entrepreneurs and investors, and the driving force behind palo alto's up west, an investment firm specializing in helping the founders of israeli tech companies break into the us market. friends say liron loved to pilot his own plane. >> he just loved that he. you see, he i think he came to life when it was about startups and it was about flying the airplane . >> federal investigators are still searching for the cause of the plane crash. friends believe the couple was likely headed to their home near lake tahoe when the plane crashed. they leave behind three adult children. >> our time, now 406, in be

brad hawk who has been part of our team for a long time, he is taking over and thank you to colby braun, he spent time last year in dickinson in new england, he knows the system and is fantastic. let's give them a hand and say, thank you. and of course, we have a small but mighty governor's office team. we are not a big agency but we pack a wall up and get a lot done because that is the team that we have. they work around the clock and i know that every one of them will be running through the tape december 14th, not coasting to the finish line. get ready for things that will be announced this year that are not being announced today. we will keep driving the agenda forward. we did make historic progress working with all of you across so many things, some of the things that we have accomplished have been long- standing issues. we have a commonsense solution where none could be found before. these are benefiting our citizens in a huge way. some of you in a big way helped with that. one where we did not talk about the session at all, we solved it. we have been protecting over 25% of k-12 st

2019 we no doubt that since 2019 we haven't been conservative enough for many of the reasons that colbyor example, covid, where we had a we had socialism in action, through the lockdowns. but i don't actually think people are looking for the to the labour party. they just are frustrated with the conservatives and they want reason for us. want a reason to vote for us. but it conservative mps and conservative activists have got to behind the minister to get behind the prime minister and tell people what he's doing rather complain. actually rather than complain. actually tell people all the good things he's doing. >> philip, great article in the gb website. thank you so gb news website. thank you so much joining us our best much for joining us and our best to esther we'll catch up to esther and we'll catch up soon. thanks there philip soon. my thanks there to philip davies conservative for davies mp, conservative mp for shipley. up next with shipley. coming up next with tonight's top pundits and a special . six months on, special guest. six months on, has israel gone too far in its respons

colby, let's start story about, start with this story about, this the widow of murdered this is the widowoness newlove, who wants the victims and prisoners bill being debated today to support victims . why? today to support victims. why? what is what is she arguing for? well, i think we're all concerned when we see an increasing spike in anti—social behaviour, but sometimes it feels like anti—social behaviour can be just not ignored by the police. >> but not given the priority it deserves. and it's a real nuisance . we all know that we nuisance. we all know that we can see things that escalate and in certain cases, as in this one where they get completely out of hand and obviously end in tragedy. darren newlove tragedy. but what darren newlove is talking about here is the support for victims, because this is something that can go on for a very long time, have significant consequences, and the support doesn't quite seem to there . the amount of to be there. the amount of support that they so you support that they so when you have kind of issue, can have this kind of issue, can there be som