now, i tried to convince -- now, i tried to convince colleen to name our daughter edith. true. colleen quite recently pointed out that edith in the 21st century is an old-fashioned name and she's right as she usually is and we agreed on katie. i sometimes call katie edith anyway. [laughter] >> and i probably always will because i like to remind her about someone very important in our family history, and because i want her to know that the name edith maybe old-fashioned, the qualities like resilience, hard work, common sense, patriotism, practicality, about faith, frugality, service, and sacrifice, qualities of her great-grandma's edith had in abundance. they will never be out of style. indeed, those are the qualities possessed by generations of washingtonians that made our state and territory great. elijah ferry, clarence martin, dan evans, they all understood this. in his 1965 inaugural address governor evans gave us a road map to solving our challenges. here is what he said, this administration is not frightened by the word liberal nor is it ashamed of the word conservative.

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first of all, there was a threat to colleen and grotto was a threat to the russian federation because the collision grad region is the subject of the russian federation. and secondly, it was not only in the dance, because the tanks rolled out 50 kilometers from colleen and broad, even before the deployment of troops in the warsaw area. they were walking along the ring roads no later than yesterday towards the west. there were trailers in tanks armored vehicles, tom cambridge, but this re deployment of troops along the russian border along the co, leningrad region is taking place is also listed. it should be considered in conjunction with the statement of the current president of lithuania, whether it's cool, not some ex kernel or x intelligence officer, but the current president data now's a job. it said that the colleen and garad region is carl libby, chaps, that it will never be the clinic rod region, the most, the other ones, because little such statements quite transparently hampton territorial claims. and he immediately added that it would be nice for the abundance of our troops

significant in terms of being able to gauge exactly the direction that the presidency is going to go. colleen if i go to you in the twin cities, as i said in my introduction, he has a mandate. we haven't seen this for a while in the united states. public opinion polls are so basically looking like they want to give the guy a shot of something that we've known for a very long time. now donald with we are in the age of donald trump, and i have to wonder as a uh, an aside of joe biden, will be remembered at all because he's book ended, trump and trump, and he's stuck in the middle. obviously, in my opinion, you can disagree of you with a dreadful presidency, a disastrous presidency. and maybe that's what you know, people are looking for something different because we do know a lot about donald trump. is it because the, the bite administration was so disastrous that people are hopeful with trunk and turn it around? go ahead in the twin cities to. yes, i think you actually completely nailed it. people voted for change of trump began to shake up right away within really, within minutes of his inaug

because uh, yeah we've, we already had the visa debacle and that's going to return everyone. colleen being part of a, one time law enforcement here. i was kind of struck about the anger issues that trump has about what was done to him. and of course they're saying that you know, he wants revenge and all that to date trumps. and that's not really his style. but i don't know if you saw his split 2nd presentation after the inauguration of texas . governor abbot was there and he went on and wandered and meandered. it was really quite all. i didn't even kind of reminded me a bite and a little bit here. but he worries me that he really wants vengeance. i want justice . i want justice. i want things to be fixed. okay. but i didn't get that impression from that speech. yeah, he needed to frame this as a call for account ability. yep. justice. as opposed to looking like he's going after enemies and even you know, cache patel who is ostensibly the new f b i, director if he makes it through. he has tried to reframe this, you know, this notion that he's going after people his, his up, his actual

well, uh, it's go to the twin cities, colleen, and i think that's the reason why foreign policy wasn't mentioned because the deep state, the swamp, whatever you want to call it, they liked the uh, they liked the, the binding foreign policy. they liked it a lot. okay. and, and, and of course, uh trump, once that he says he wants to push back. i'm, i'll believe it when i see it go ahead as well. if you watch the confirmation hearings of marco ruby. yeah. yeah. i think, i think he'll be the power in this new administration and in and others, it wasn't just him, it was waltz, it was many others. basically they promised to double down on the preexisting foreign policy of trying to, to, you know, control the world, you know, essentially. so i, i think you have crap made a lot of promises and he was all over the map. he double talk, see, he's inconsistent and that's why people here with a one here. he all have a huge challenge if he tries to, and the ukraine war for a lot of reasons. and if he tries to stop israel from the, from reneging on the ceasefire, you'll have, i, you know, on, i reall

colleen, thank you so much for sharing. and we wish that little monkey all the best. >> thank you very much. we appreciate that. all right. >> colleen kinsley with the oakland zoo. >> that's right. thanks so much for joining us. and we'll be right back. [music] >> a live look over the bay area this afternoon. i see blue skies. scattered showers still a possibility as we roll into the evening hours, but dry for he everybody. we are still with a slight possibility of a few scattered showers this evening. if you have outdoor plans. something to be aware of. here's a look over sfo. a little bit of fog developing as well. likely to wake up with some patchy fog tomorrow morning, but we will be drying out as we get into the weekend. here's a look. step back where the last 24 hours. anywhere from a few one hundredths over areas like the south bay, san jose picking up a little bit more than a 10th of an inch to ben lomond in the santa cruz mountains, picking up a half inch santa rosa in the north bay, almost half an inch. so very mu

well, uh uh, it's go to the twin cities, colleen, and i think that's the reason why foreign policy wasn't mentioned because the deep state, the swamp, whatever you want to call it, they liked the uh, they liked the, the binding form policy. they liked it a lot. okay. and, and, and of course, uh trump, once that he says he wants to push back. i'm, i'll believe it when i see it go ahead as well. if you watch the confirmation hearings of marco ruby. yeah. yeah. i think, i think he'll be the power in this new administration and in and others, it wasn't just him, it was waltz, it was many others. basically they promised to double down on the preexisting foreign policy of trying to, to, you know, control the world, you know, essentially. so i, i think you have crap made a lot of promises and he was all over the map. he double talk, see, he's inconsistent and that's why people hear what they want to hear. you don't have a huge challenge if he tries to, and the ukraine war for a lot of reasons. and if he tries to stop israel from the, from reneging on the ceasefire, you'll have, i, you know, on,

there was a threat to colleen and grotto was a threat to the russian federation because the collision grad region is the subject of the russian federation. and secondly, it was not only in the dance, because the tanks rolled out 50 kilometers from collision, broad, even before the deployment of troops in the warsaw area. they were walking along the ring roads no later than yesterday towards the west. there were trailers in tanks armored vehicles, tom cameron, but this re deployment of troops along the russian border along the co, leningrad region is taking place is also listed. it should be considered in conjunction with the statement of the current president of lithuania, whether it's cool, not some ex kernel or ex intelligence officer, but the current president data now's a job. and it said that the collusion garad region is carl libby, chaps that it will never be the clinic rod region the most you have their own skills. little such statements quite transparently hinted territorial claims. and he immediately added that. it would be nice for the bundeswehr troops to be stationed here

colleen mcclain, huge welcome to the programme. start off by asking you, of the thousands of people you interviewed, what kind of difference did you find between experiences that men and women have of online dating? so we do see differences overall when we ask people about their experience of online dating. and to get into some of the details, we explored some of the more negative experiences people might encounter while online dating. and we do see that younger women, women under 50, stand out for experiencing these...some of these things. so, for example, they were more likely than other groups to say they'd received unwanted sexually explicit messages or images, for example. another place we see differences is when we asked people who'd been on dating apps more recently how they feel about the number of messages they receive. so we've heard a lot of discussion about online daters�* emotions, from burn—out to elation, everything in between. and what we find when we ask online daters themselves is that there's a gender disconnect

so we're joined live now with colleen kingsley, the vice president of animal care at the oakland zoo. thanks for being here. thank you. and happy to be here. south spider monkeys are exotic animals. people are not supposed to have them as pets. how old do you think this? little girl is and also what's her health condition she looked to me. i don't know that much about spider monkeys, but she looked really skinny. >> extremely. she's we think maybe about 5 months old, but it's very difficult to she was very recently taken from her mother, in all likelihood, her mother was shot along with other family members, an attempt to get this baby to sell her into the petri or those that use these wild animals on social media to make money. and she's very thin. she's very weak. were, you know, very concerned about her health and well being and how she'll do because she's such vulnerable, animal this stage just because of her. jen. she should be with her mother. she would there for 2 years. nursing and now we're trying to supplement formula. and so it's a it's very touch and go situation. but righ

prosecutor colleen norris arrived at the scene a few hours later.ed like an execution to me. josh mankiewicz: olga's ring was still on her hand. her keys were sticking out of the lock on the front door. it just seemed like it was a very purposeful killing. how many shots fired? in excess of 20, i think close to 25 shots, from two different types of ammunition. josh mankiewicz: lead detective jamie leonard said witnesses had seen little but heard plenty. they heard two different types of gunfire, and then another caller who had indicated that he had heard two male voices outside and a scuffle. josh mankiewicz: by morning, detective leonard had a clearer picture of how the killings unfolded. it was two gunmen, he said, who were lying in wait for joe and olga, as they returned from a night out. so they parked their car for the night up the sidewalk here, come walking down, begin to walk up to their front door. olga makes it to the front door. josh mankiewicz: the detective believed olga's killer was hiding in the bushes to the right of the door. that's

neither of which would affect colleen will birds. honestly, with my schedule and usually pulling up the app to see which one i'm going to be catching anyway. but >> i guess it's a little bit more important, too. check the times of arrivals and departures. if they're supposed to be impacting the changes. also for bart to sink its schedule with other transit agencies in the bay area. i think one of the things that the pandemic showed to transit agencies is that we need to do a better job working together. and so the schedule change with bart and other transit agencies all happening at the same time is that realization of that and it's also the fruition of that. >> and this new nightly service planned for millbrae riders is expected to last several years because this section of the tracks will be the first area. good writers will be able to experience the new modernized trains in lafayette. lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >> all right. let's get you a check of your forecast now. taking a look at coit tower. seems like nice calm evening out t

but colleen kingsley, the oakland zoo's vice president of animal care, conservation and research, says she has a long road of recovery ahead. >> she has not received proper nutrition. you know, she would still be nursing from her mother, you know, for two years. we estimate that she's maybe somewhere between 5 and 6 months old, but she's so emaciated, it makes it very difficult to accurately judge the age of the baby. >> she came in malnourished, with an abnormal coat and skin and suffering from an upper respiratory infection. now she's being kept in a humidified environment to help treat the infection. >> she's in our quarantine area of the hospital. we have to be very careful about masks, gloves suiting up because we don't want to give her any, you know, even a cold virus at this, it could kill her. >> the zoo says on saturday she will have an exam under anesthesia so they can more thoroughly assess her condition. >> we are very happy and proud to be able to do this work and help out, but it's so unfortunate that we have to, you know, we need to end this issue. we really need to end

. >> sharon randolph's daughter, colleen, testifies that the thomas randolph she knew terrified her. >> so what did you do to my mother? >> why was that? >> your first reaction? >> i just knew. i knew there they fought all the time. and there were guns in the house. >> she also reveals just how quickly he took out life insurance policies against sharon, just like with his previous wives. >> it was just a few months into the relationship, and he wanted to get life insurance policies and take out his and hers matching urns, urns, urns like what you put ashes in the cremation. >> the jury quickly rendered their verdict. >> we, the jury in the above entitled case, find the defendant, thomas william randolph, as follows. guilty of conspiracy to commit murder and in the killing of the hired assassin michael miller. guilty of first degree murder with use of a deadly weapon. >> if we would not have convicted him, he would be on wife 7 or 8 by now. >> this is where i should be as a mother today to support my son. >> at sentencing, randolph's mother makes a heartbreaking plea for mercy. but th

sam wu on colleen kearny street street has been open since 1908. in chinatown, the current chef, david ho, is retiring after nearly 45 years. for more than a year, the co-owners have searched for a new chef to take over, but haven't been able to find someone. one of the co-owners says their landlord is giving them three months of reduced rent, in hopes of still finding someone else to take over. if not, the co-owners will dismantle the restaurant through an auction. i am with meteorologist vianey arana once again to take a look at our weather. it's actually been it's been really beautiful out there. and you know, today we were just a bit cooler. the reason for that look at the cloud cover there. itt lingere throughout our afternoon. we did still get some sunshine peeking through, but let's get right to your microclimate forecast so we can talk about the temperatures. and of course, what we're seeing right now. so this is what we've got right now. we've got 50s across the board, 58 in san jose, 53 in danville, 51 in san francisco. and just to show y

the valid citing alleged violations on foreign interference. came after opposition candidates colleen? george s. good talk. suppose known for his euro skeptic, i'm teenager views the presidential frontrunner said the west is using romania as a platform for more. what these couple now legally. and he's no reaction. this mission from the states. they don't understand what is going on here. because the yours will mean yes or for what would be next week and not accept these c planet. question what that would be since it's not our war again? well, i discussed the unfolding events in the balkans with the head of a vienna face thing. talked alexander markovich, he told me, croatia is seeing a cabinet. it's favored by the people coming into office. well in romania the country is a leads. are seeking to silence democracy. the significance of this event of the protests right now going on. i mean romania can't be under estimate since the whole welts can see right now and especially us europeans in europe. that the so called the guardian of democracy, the european union and its member states are

it'd been out of colleen e as in garza city in the knowles. the 1st that's close over the town recovery as a name who's on l received road just south of the colorado. good morning. time makes a very anxious times of people that have been waiting the overnights any sign that there is movement on sunday morning. well the morning, some hail uh as you can see right now on the ground civilians and started to gather this area even during the hours of this morning. and once we have a ride to decide today, we haven't really seen families sleeping in the waiting t y. that is really medic sweet. no thing. cause i can see right now uh women, children, elderly people are lined up on the sides of the cellar over what she drove and waiting, or the east bed administrator to allow them to start streaming into they know they're part of the 2. now, the sound of these really trends to be clearly overhead the grounds, we can see right, no couple of the drugs and this guy, different gun 5 shops with clarity overhead over the place of the past few hours civilians,

so the needs of march to the end of the office, to don protesting against those colleen's happening. i mean, sedan we are being told that there are some people who started just have that seen um cities, businesses as well. so the police fire, your guys, we are also told that life file was used as well. but, but security forces, as i say, say that in due by the situation has a being contained, but there's a lots of 10. so now outside, due by that has been tension in other pots as well, like mala, calling the counties as well. and we have been told we have reports that that has been a vandalism, a new scene going on in some areas in those uh, those regions. now here and rang, we have been see what is happening. but so we have the tools by the police and the military that the situation is being monitored and there is nothing to worry about. yeah. but people are watching very close. what is happening is the cost is all and incident as well. as you mentioned, you're in rank more than a 120000 refugees of it have slid into ssl. sit on this since november. can you just explain the situation

the village of colleen if we need to reach you on the tip of cutting of care how to say there's going to be a see. what made this a 2018 the city of bulk to the was the not to the duties go all the way pretty boss of bulk. lee, how to go? scale old listed october 9, 2018. the city of each near geneva region by adams. carter. but you are in need of them for getting meals that it was done the concerns or fuck, i knew the incident, but it's not showing you the issue. but i need them to bundle that onto a new property. do i need to know more about them teaching that was good on? yeah. do you be upset as a young group? i'm always go back to me when you're doing the cable. quite sure what they to program. are you not that are doing well. uh okay, i know these are going to this guy that you will for with our lease vision, and it will bring speed cuter, like you were using sport instead, you would uh wish law oprah university selection and the instant things that ain't working for auto. and that's plus ask a tony, what is the delivery where i'm gonna select the united states and the youngest

that one, the 1st round, colleen at georgia school would vote was by pledging to put romania 1st well taking a test on since folks with nato and e u allies. also, the results came in the country's constitutional court claimed that russia had meddled into those without showing any proof. mr. joel jessica called the quotes move to as well as some of his support is the same. the they stopped to the right of the citizens to cost their ballot, but they said, we live under a democracy. the right to vote is written in the law until the end. it wasn't into 2 different conflicts for us, posted. we went to bring back the 2nd round of election. the 2nd i can say that we've been tracking down. there was an injustice and it was coordinated from outside that this election cancellation was ordered from brussels not from russia. he survived the string of political scandals during his 9 years as canadian prime, minnesota. but justin for though, as finally caved into pressure to step down the head of an election. but he was why they expected to lose. i intend to resign as party leader as prime minister

the decision came off the state documents showed the front runner and nature critic colleen. it took jessica i benefitted from an alleged russian back social media campaign of thousands of people touch the streets and savvy as capital of fell great. one of the victims of a faithful railway station roof collapse. the protest was organized by students who blamed the collapse on corruption recently renovated roof of the station. in the city of novi. sad collapse in november kidding 40. as max goes fast when, when the president is mocking 100 days in office, cloud or a shame bomb has been speaking at a rally to thousands of 100 supporters. she's approved a raft of constitutional reforms in her 1st 3 months and his route to tackle called l violence. if you look at it on their reports now from mexico's capital, probably a shame bomb is marking a 100 days of government with a speech here in the main square of mexico city were thousands of her supporters have gathered to hear what she has to say. as her government faces unrelenting violence on one hand and on the other, a complicated

ballot. citing alleged violations on foreign interference that came after opposition kind of, it's colleen towards s good talk to oppose known for his euro skeptic on theater views. the presidential frontrunner said the west is using romania as a platform for more. what these couple, natalie. and he's no reaction rooms this mission space. they don't understand what is going on here because they use, let me ask for what would be next week and not next at these. see that question, not that would be since it's not our war again. well, i've discussed the unfolding events in the balkans with the head of a vienna face thing. talked alexander markovich. he told me, croatia is seeing a ton of it favored by the people coming into office while in romania the countries of leads are seeking to silence democracy. the significance of this event of the protests right now going on in romania. i'm can't be on the estimate, it seems the whole waltz can see right now and especially repeats in europe that the so called the guardian of democracy and do your communion and its members states are actually prevent

the state document showed front runner, a native critic, colleen, and to jessica and benefits. and from the ledge, russian by social media campaign, a nice goes 1st woman president is mounted to a 1st 100 days in office. collab shane bomb address, thousands of as opposed to is it a rally? she's approved a raft of constitutional reforms in her 1st 3 months, and his route to tackle call tell violence. on it was watching the president's speech in mexico's cafeteria. claudia, saint bomb is marking a 100 days of government with a speech here in the main square of mexico city. were thousands of her supporters have gathered to hear what she has to say as her government faces unrelenting violence on one hand. and on the other. a complicated relationship with the administration of donald trump chain bound speech was very much and that her support based the pores in mexico. she spoke at length about the social programs that have made her governments so popular, saying employment, was that a record high? as well as the minimum wage, which her government and that of her predecessor have ra

any force is target shouts, as hospitals and civilian homes. colleen, dozens of protestant civilians here are trying to retrieve the from on the the on carry johnston. this is sounds like from the also coming up in syria, damascus airport is set to resume international flights. the significant step was reopened to the world. that's the day of just failed arrest page of tens of thousands riding simple to all against south korea's impeached preston. the unmanned laws, military government released his thousands of prisoners to mach 77 years of independence from the these very minute tree is continuing its campaign of destruction that kings unvil bobbins in gauze since don't at least 50 for palestinians have been killed across the strip. the latest stripe talking to a residential can central kansas city. at least 5 percent of students have been killed in the attack area on such a date. 7 children or among 11 family members killed, then is very s drive from the nearby hub. it was there was ever him. i'll tell you the reports from the side of an is ready attack on goes a city occupation fo

. >> for colleen crespo, she says she tries to remain open minded on issues such as these. but when it comes to this bill, she believes the house made the right decision. >> it doesn't seem fair. it doesn't seem fair when men are playing with women and then they're winning, and then it's like the women then don't even have a chance anymore. >> the bill will next have to pass the senate, where its future remains more uncertain. in san francisco. tim jonze, abc seven news san francisco residents are showing their outrage over the upcoming closure of the safeway in the fillmore district. >> it hasn't even been shut down yet, and the store is already running out of food. last week, the store held a 50% off sale and people lined up to get in. now, one supervisor says the store is completely out of produce and meat. protesters are demanding the board of supervisors make sure the neighborhood has access to a grocery store. >> well, it's not just a grocery store. it's a full fledged grocery store. you have a deli, you have a meat market, you have a bakery, you have a pharmacy. it j

is really texas strong, so like dean road, colleen because of pro the his car to this day my head does not know when his buddies, especially had the blue link via i lost my oldest son, my daughter and her family. and my brothers who had come to help me bury my children and by the time that we weren't able to retrieve his body, now his eyes fill with tears. as he recalls the day, his teenage daughter lost both her legs and his wife was severely injured during the force displacement to rough up in southern gauze. less than i had been to honestly, i felt broken when i saw what happened to my daughter. it was one of the worst days of the war for me now. she's receiving treatment in the us along with her mother of a the audit to move again and on. now, living in attempts to, to endeavor to buy incidental garza med monks, the dates of the 1st is that to ation onto a wooden frame of the midship chilton for him. like so many others, this place has become a home of thoughts. med knows that when he eventually returns to kansas city, he wouldn't find a home waiting for him, only russell and the m

the officials venezuela's opposition. lita maria colleen and much on it was briefly detaining jimmy in protest against president nicholas and often in a 2 years of trying 11 on gets a new president. we look at the task ahead for joseph owen. as he takes charge, the another wall fire has started in los angeles this time in the west hills neighborhood as california as national god for pastor joined the bottle to contain several uncontrolled fires. the latest flare up as and the san fernando valley and the cities northwest people living the on the mandatory evacuation order. 7 people have been killed since tuesday and more than 200000 are on the evacuation orders. i'll just say it was rob reynolds has more not from the fire in pacific palisades, but you needed help from above. julia take her place. lou low over the fire, devastated landscape of pacific palisades carrying water screw stuff from the pacific to be dumped on the still out of control. fire burning in the hills above. pacific palisades is largely a waste land. now something more resembling a war zone than the affluent neighborh

run was due to be held. decision came off to state documents showed front runner and nature critic colleen and to jessica, i benefitted from an alleged russian by social media campaign. mexico's president and president has motto, 1st 100 days in office, got a shame bomb address. thousands of a supporters of the raleigh. she's approved a raft of constitutional reforms in her 1st 3 months. and it's valid to tackle call tell violence. one poll has a, with an approval rating of 78 percent kelly, and it was watching the president's speech. in back squares capital, claudia, shame, bomb is marking a 100 days of government with a speech here in the main square of mexico city. were thousands of for supporters have gathered to hear what she has to say as her government spaces, unrelenting violence on one hand. and on the other complicated relationship with the administration of donald trump chain bound speech was very much aimed at her support based the pores in mexico. she spoke at length about the social programs that have made her governments so popular, saying employment was that a record high a

the 1st fraud was one by independent candidates colleen georgia school. however, the constitutional court and no the vote claiming russian interference. european court of human rights has since rejected and appealed by the winner circle. jessica, who has called on people to take 2 districts in a show national unit or presidential candidate for the patriots party. romania rose on consent and ask who told r t. the cancellation, all of the election results in his nation may have sworn even more support behind the front runner. that it was the 1st time that the rally in bucharest took place. following the call of cutting just while ago benefit, there was a government decision to change the elector of the rooms. for example, me as a citizen, i can not say in the social media wide candidate, i would like to vote what candidate i would like. this is against any, any rules over the lector of process. i've seen a, he's the percentage raise from for example, the steward 55 to much more probably he will win with 70 percentage in the 1st around on the only condition

. >> for colleen crespo, she says she tries to remain open minded on issues such as these. but when it comes to this bill, she believes the house made the right decision. >> it doesn't seem fair. it doesn't seem fair when men are playing with women and then they're winning, and then it's like the women then don't even have a chance anymore. >> the bill will next have to pass the senate, where its future remains more uncertain. in san francisco. tim jonze, abc seven news san francisco residents are showing their outrage over the upcoming closure of the safeway in the fillmore district. >> it hasn't even been shut down yet, and the store is already running out of food. last week, the store held a 50% off sale and people lined up to get in. now, one supervisor says the store is completely out of produce and meat. protesters are demanding the board of supervisors make sure the neighborhood has access to a grocery store. >> well, it's not just a grocery store. it's a full fledged grocery store. you have a deli, you have a meat market, you have a bakery, you have a pharmacy. it j

again, it's colleen is of a now since the full of the building bowl, since the fall of communism, things have changed. and, you know, we had a decade where russia was very, very much, you know, in the warm relationship with the west in the, you know, the, the late ninety's early 2, thousands. but i think now people are changing. so, you know, this is a long change of, uh, a few decades. of course, we no longer in the cold war, so we're not, we're not fighting the tool now. so now people are really questioning a lot why is riley is doing. and i think the thing that people are looking at is that response in killing tens of thousands of women and children in gaza. and a lot of people are absolutely horrified by that. even people who previously supported israel. so that questioning, well, well, what are we doing here? what, what is this country doing? why are we giving so much military support and political support? so a country that actually is going round, you know, and it's, it's definitely the civically clinton's in gaza. some people use the word genocide, you know, it's, but the beginni

there we simply counselled. presidential election of the 1st run was one by independent candidates. colleen for jessica. however, the constitutional at court a know that sold claiming russian interference, european court of human rights. so since rejected and appealed by the winner, mister jessica, who has called them people to take to the streets and to show national unit sp no i to research or off the answer to it's all the european studies in belgrade, dr. stephan guy, which on this as the you're most welcome. we've got a situation where robert feet, so has been one of the few european leaders publicly challenging. is a lensky and brussel stands. a know we have a mazda of cyber attack on the country protests on the streets. it's hard not to see a connection here that yes uh i am uh, in a way surprised by the reaction of why was a part of the lock in for violation. that was paid, so he's a leader who has proven to be somebody who, who can survive because he survived the 5 bullets. and i think this is less. 3 than that, but still i am very surprised that so many people came out with the fl

the amazing costume designer colleen atwood who i love with my entire life. >> kelly: she's a legend.lented. the most incredible imagination and range of references but equal to that, she makes you feel beautiful and celebrated and she recognizes your strengths and she plays to that. and all of the experiences she has threw her life, she brings every moment every luck and it's a conversation about the characters. always. it's always a much deeper dialogue to engage the audience and to give them even more story. >> mark: that's great. when we come back, we will talk about joining the cast of "severance." stick around. >> deja: still had on "live," tips for tackling holiday debt as we continue "how to thriv '25". >> kelly: we are back with gwendoline christie, star of the second season of "severance." we've been waiting a long time for this. what can you tell us? >> mark: how secretive is the show. >> kelly: who do you play. >> gwendoline: i can tell you nothing. what i can tell you is i think the show is the freshest and most original brilliance and enigmatic show on television. it is

neither of which would affect colleen will birds. honestly, with my schedule and usually pulling up the app to see which one i'm going to be catching anyway. but >> i guess it's a little bit more important, too. check the times of arrivals and departures. if they're supposed to be impacted. the changes also for bart to sink its schedule with other transit agencies in the bay area. i think one of the things that the pandemic show to transit agencies is that we need to do a better job working together. and so the schedule change with bart and other transit agencies. >> all happening at the same time is that realization of that and it's also the fruition of that. >> and now the new nightly service planned for millbrae riders is expected to last several years because this section of the tracks, it's going to be the first area where people can experience the new modernized trains in lafayette. lindsay for kron. 4 news. >> lindsay, thanks a lot. still ahead here at 10 o'clock as thousands of families return home to scorch neighborhoods, ot

following solid performances in their qualifying games, our finalists will, colleen and kaitlin are back time, for the first time, as "jeopardy!" champions. as this will be a two-game total point affair, we'll be adding whatever scores our players accumulate today to their totals in tomorrow's game to determine our winner. best of luck, players. we ready to go? without any further ado, here are your categories in the jeopardy! round. first... then we have... some...

this is two-game final, and the scores you see on the podiums in front of our finalists will, colleentlin are the totals they earned in yesterday's game. but as you know, players, anything can happen in a two-game final and on "jeopardy!" often does. we will be zeroing out these scores now, but we'll add them back to whatever you accumulate at the end of today's game. good luck. let's get to work in the jeopardy! round. here are your categories. we have some... ...for you. followed by...

neither of which would affect colleen will birds. honestly, with my schedule and usually pulling up the app to see which one i'm going to be catching anyway. but >> i guess it's a little bit more important, too. checked the times of arrivals and departures. if they're supposed to be impacting the changes also for bart to sink its schedule with other transit agencies in the bay area. i think one of the things that the pandemic showed to transit agencies is that we need to do a better job working together. and so the schedule change with bart and other transit agencies. >> all happening at the same time is that a realization of that? and it's also the fruition of that. >> well, in the southr a santa clara county receiving 12 million dollars. 10 saw more electric vehicle charging stations. the project will install 237 ev charging ports spread throughout san jose. most of them are going to be located at public facilities like libraries, community centers, parks, san jose mayor matt mahan says the news stations are to make ev charging mor

neither of which would affect colleen will birds. honestly, with my schedule and usually pulling up the app to see which one i'm going to be catching anyway. but >> i guess it's a little bit more important, too. checked the times of arrivals and departures. if they're supposed to be impacting the changes. also for barr to sink its schedule with other transit agencies in the bay area. i think one of the things that the pandemic showed to transit agencies is that we need to do a better job working together. and so the schedule change with bart and other transit agencies all happening at the same time is that. >> a realization of that and it's also the fruition of that. >> they across the bay area more than a dozen local transit agencies are making a new pledge to hire small businesses on monday agencies, including bart caltrain and vta. they all signed on to what's known as the equity and infrastructure project pledge. it's an informal commitment to trying higher historically underrepresented businesses to work on some of their big pro

neither of which would affect colleen will birds.estly, with my schedule and usually pulling up the app to see which one i'm going to be catching anyway. but >> i guess it's a little bit more important, too. checked the times of arrivals and departures. if they're supposed to be impacting the changes also for bart to sink its schedule with other transit agencies in the bay area. i think one of the things that the pandemic showed to transit agencies is that we need to do a better job working together. and so the schedule change with bart and other transit agencies all happening at the same time is that realization of that and it's also the fruition of that. >> 10 38 is the time in the north bay. the sonoma county sheriff's office has arrested a woman from for what they say are several. >> fraudulent ebt card transactions. so deputies say it's all started with a traffic stop. one of the officers recognize the someone wanted for ebt fraud. they asked her she was and she provided a fake passport and that led to her arrest. and then the s

. >> for colleen crespo, she says she tries to remain open minded on issues such as these.ut when it comes to this bill, she believes the house made the right decision. >> it doesn't seem fair. it doesn't seem fair when men are playing with women and then they're winning, and then it's like the women then don't even have a chance anymore. >> the bill will next have to pass the senate, where its future remains more uncertain. in san francisco. tim jonze, abc seven news. >> an update this morning from the abc seven news i-team. alameda county has officially approved the oakland coliseum sale. i-team reporter dan noyes was listening in on the alameda county board of supervisors meeting yesterday. the board unanimously approved the sale and hopes to have final approval within 30 days. >> this is a great opportunity to give us a win. we've had so many circumstances in which people have not necessarily been positive towards us as a city, as a region, as a county, but this is an opportunity for us to deliver that. >> they describe this as an historic opportunity with two results.