connie built a successful career as a radiologist.ing. by 2016, dwight spousal support had ended. so had the visits with his son. probably no longer had to see her ex husband in court, but she and rick remained hypervigilant. especially about her son. >> you don't get to say let's go to the movies, you have to scan the parking lot. >> in early june, 2018, when rick saw the news about the shootings of steep it and the two paralegals at will elizabeth feldman's offer him, he came to a conclusion. >> i was certain who it was. it's dwight jones. >> this first thought was, he had to find connie. >> i immediately started to texture to call me, start calling her phone, i'm getting no response. >> record about the murder and therapist karen kolbe's office and he became more concerned. after a tense hour, connie called back. she was okay. rex next call was to phoenix police. >> i explained who i thought was responsible, what his vehicle description was, where it was at, and had the three crimes teams were linked. >> it was just the tip the cos

mary wardell garduzi and library commissioners connie wolf, dr. aronia lopez and commissioner john lee and the executive director marie zapella. thank you all so much for your advocacy and leadership on behalf of our library system. also here, is carol eisen. i have to say carol has been a tremendous partner this past year working with our staff who have been activated as disaster service workers and more recently helping us to recall staff so we can re-open the library. thank you, carol, for your partnership. it's so excitingtor here at this moment and i am beyond thankful that we're finally able to re-open our libraries for in-person services. it's been a long, hard 13 months, but now we're in a position to safely re-open our libraries for brows and bounce. patrons will be able to experience browsing our stacks again something i know they have dearly missed. we'll also have our public access computers available for printers and high-speed internet access. and, it's really fitting we'll still be offering spl to go and next week we're going to ope

she spoke to connie again. >> my sister tells me, i found him. >> connie had jumped in her own car andcame upon bill and his bike by the side of the road. he'd crashed and was in bad shape. police were already at the scene when frances arrived. >> and then as i'm running to him, an officer grabs me. and i yank him. i heard somebody yell, that's his wife. leave her alone. and i get down to where he's at. and he's alive. >> do you say anything to him? >> i was just in shock. and he kept telling me, i can't breathe, vieja. and i told him calm down, dad. calm down. >> bill had internal injuries. whatever happened, the wreck was so severe it even knocked his boots off. >> sierra 4, here comes your bird. >> they took him away in the helicopter. >> they got a gurney. and he grabbed my arm. and he goes, vieja, come with me. i go, i'm coming, dad. and they take him. and i remember he told them, she needs to come with me. >> but officers wouldn't allow frances in the chopper, wouldn't allow her to go anywhere, in fact. >> and i told the officer, i'm his wife. and he said, turn around. and he han

24th, 2021, i am the chair, aaron peskin, joined by vice chair, supervisor raphael mandelman and connie chan. our clerk is mr. victor young. do you have any ?owments? >> clerk: yes. due to the covid-19 emergency, and to protect board members, city employees, and the public, the committee room and board of chambers room are closed. committee members will. attend the meeting through video conference to the same extent as if they were physically present. public comment will be available on each item on the agenda, both on sfgovtv.org or on the number screening across the screen, you can call 415-655-0001, the meeting i.d. 1874896279, and then press ##. when connected, you will hear the meeting discussions, but you will be muted. when your item of interest comes up, dial *3. speak clearly and slowly and turn down your television or radio. alternatively, you may submit public comment by e-mail at vivtor.young@sfgov.org. it will be forwarded to the supervisors and be included as part of the official file. that completes the official comments. >> chairman: thank you. can you please read the fi

breakdowns feel anxiety these other woods 29 year old connie god uses when asked about how she's coping with the 2nd week of school with 90. water parents are cool with positive and help other has been in the hospital for days plus a family the emotional me hands in the 2nd wave my dad became a victim and a very serious one and it just made me realize how crazy things are at them. around an online mental health platform mind. which connects people to terrorists. and the statistics are enough to tell her that she is not alone. about from anxiety depression and grief that many are already experiencing she says a lot of young people may end up suffering with p.t.s.d. post-traumatic stress disorder last year there were about 50 to 60 parity that were coming in in one day and right now from the last 3 to 4 weeks at least that has started to 50 already the 2nd wave has been catastrophic images of people gasping for breath and collapsing in front of hospitals where no beds or oxygen are available have a back to the mental well being of many some experts are convinced this we've had triggered a

mary wardell garduzi and library commissioners connie wolf, dr. aronia lopez and commissioner john lee and the executive director marie zapella. thank you all so much for your advocacy and leadership on behalf of our library system. also here, is carol eisen. i have to say carol has been a tremendous partner this past year working with our staff who have been activated as disaster service workers and more recently helping us to recall staff so we can re-open the library. thank you, carol, for your partnership. it's so excitingtor here at this moment and i am beyond thankful that we're finally able to re-open our libraries for in-person services. it's been a long, hard 13 months, but now we're in a position to safely re-open our libraries for brows and bounce. patrons will be able to experience browsing our stacks again something i know they have dearly missed. we'll also have our public access computers available for printers and high-speed internet access. and, it's really fitting we'll still be offering spl to go and next week we're going to ope

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people that we have met through different programs at our library here at smu and i've met through connie bernstein, our mutual friend who is involved with lawyers for human rights. and then focus on you know, a very compelling story so i met every note be a better danger to them and so not only our conversations with thembut their history . you gentlemen named joseph. help us about his held. >> one of the people i paint in here is henry kissinger and he gave me a people called capernaum's in pyongyang when i was president. it's about a guy who escapes the north korean prison camp and i became focused on north korea, the human rights abuses as well as those who escapes, have the courage to escape and one of whom was joseph. i'm joseph because we provide college scholarships out of the bush institute on the smu campus. joseph kemp was one of our recipients. we were so impressed we gave him a job after hegraduated . this was a kid who is dad died of starvation. his mother was starving, took his daughter. his sister, her daughter to china and sold her. she comes back, gets captured by the re

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that to the contrary, deputy prime minister of foreign minister, shake mohammed ben up the run, and connie addressing a special session of the un general assembly that's been called to discuss the israel palestine conflict. he's spoken about how a failure by the international community to act here would result in a loss of credibility for the united nation. he's also calling for an immediate cessation of hostilities and the free flow of aid, as well as me, is raising his support for a 2 state solution. well, let's speak try, correspondent kristen salumi, who's out the united nations for us and who's also been listening in to this meeting christ and some very strong wide set from all of the speakers so far. what do we expect to emerge from this meeting? just how strong statement could we actually see? what we are seeing individually, very strong statements as a group. we do not expect any unified statement from the general assembly just like we have yet to see. one from the security council efforts are ongoing on both fronts, to come to some sort of an outcome statement. but we were told by

he works for the german army from 2009 to 2018 shows as photos of his german connie as a translator. the 31 year old was always at best side. mike was in the military job, have every minute risk. we were in operation, we were in deployment and, and the water zone in operation. so therefore we were fighting and then he showed us this letter. it says i'm much of eat. so tani is a danger to our fight. therefore we have to kill him. it was sent by the islamic emerett of afghanistan, the way the taliban referred to them. so that's why some time he wants to move to germany as quickly as possible. he has applied 7 times and was always rejected. so that's something this german soldier content to stand, he was deploy, task, understand, and now leads an organization helping local high is that he points to the example set by other nato members in the, in finance. and when i'm in a cognitive, i'm in the united states, there is a special immigrant visa program in the netherlands to start direct granting assign them to local hires who indicate their in danger. this would become today as you the ge

pat conny is retiring after almost 30 years.journal aismism at the army times. pat kept all of us on our toes here at "face the nation." we will miss her and her devotion to the broadcast and to the people behind the cameras, as well as those in front of it. and that laugh of hers, which for so long filled up our hallways. thank you, pat. i, along with everyone else here at "face the nation," with you a happy retirement. >>> thank you for watching "face the nation." next sunday we'll be talking with former secretary of state condoleezza rice. until them, i'm john dickerson for "face the nation." just a mi captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org laila: today on all in, the fearless pursuit of a world record 100 miles per hour straight downhill on an active volcano on a bike, and ryan sheckler is one of the best skateboarders in the world and the kind of kid that every parent dreams of. the young superstar tells us why family means everything. plus, he's the man with the hippo at his hou

i am joined by supervisor mandelman and soon to be joined by our vice chair connie chan. the community clerk is john chan and i also want to thank sfgov tv for staffing this meeting. mr. clerk, do you have any

it's not sustainable to have a free migration, and that's what you're going to have connie, your remote if you can just it well, and you sort of have bought us and that's no public. so for that and denmark and you know, the danes helping you refugees, then you have to respect that they want to refuse, but i have my wish and be and treat people like they are a burden or the cancer of the society, which they are not even in the labor market, when you are, you are standing in that labor market they, they never been better integrated and the labor market better than the last 4 or 5 years. i'm sorry, i'm sorry to say that you are wrong. and the problem is all of this for to use immigration or integration problem. it's like you are punishing the new comers. the last 5 used by all of these old flirted. i'm sorry, i'm talking to your human conscious nieces in the beginning. other program integration is actually working better now than it has ever been working. and you know that so stop talking about refugees who came 40 years ago. that was another situation. another society, we didn't know how

no valley high school connie's high school in lafayette and already valley high school in san ramon. the clinics are set to run from 08:00am to 03:00pm and children younger than 18 do require consent from a parent or guardian to get vaccinated. make sure your cell phone is handy. kron 4 s a special section on our website just for coronavirus resources. you can use your phone camera is pointed at the screen there and scanned the code takes you directly to our web page. the resources include how to get yourself or your children vaccinated also has the latest pandemic news. again, just scan the code you see on your screen there. it will take you right to the covid resources kron 4 dot com. >> in the south bay high praise for police tonight from the owner of a san jose jewelry story was targeted and a smash-and-grab robbery recently kron four's rob fladeboe has the latest, including the arrest of suspects. >> when you buy them black in the middle you jewelers owner cesar pos call says he has nothing but praise for san jose police following the arrest of 3 men who robbed the shop back on

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he's connie. we had tears streaming out of his eyes. and at that moment i told them that he could go and that we would be ok as his wife grieves the loss she wants to bring up the conversation on gun control eye on gun owners. and i. >> believes that people should be able to own weapons that they should be held to do it responsibly and it needs to be done where it is watched over. you know, i think we have to more hoops to get her license and you do to own a gun that can kill anybody. 49 year-old alex fritch was a substation maintainer for the vta. >> he was also surrounded by his children and family the night he died. the family is planning funeral services this week. gayle ong kron 4 news. >> and on kron 4 dot com. we have a special section with everything we know so far about last week's mass shooting and the investigation just scan the qr code there with your phone. it will take you right to that special section. again. we've got all the surveillance video with collected. so far. what we know about the gunman himself and also inform

many pupils were taken, but some of the younger ones have been released to people traveling in a connie by were also kidnapped as ring in fidelis by, in a butcher for the latest. so fidelis, what's the latest in the search for these kid? not called children in nigeria, where they started to fade mobilized, security agencies to go after the those who abducted the children. right now, they still know confirmation of the exact number of children who were taking from the law school. and also the travelers who were taking amongst them will know that 11 of the children who were too young to walk were set free body doctors. and right now the government agencies, i was still meeting and they promised to interested me much later in the day and no group of actually come out to claim responsibility. but again, we've had pieces like this in the past, in recent weeks, abductions around there and also across the country for and when to why we're seeing this increase in attacks on schools and universe cities in nigeria. and these have duction been and what's the government doing to address the issue w

they include in us are connie's and mine. his family owns many of the objects on show. the exhibition also highlights modern danger, run with a selection feature in contemporary iranian art. many of the works here are bold and colorful like this. i catching self portrait by closer hassan's i day, which explores how the world views iranian men by presenting contemporary art from iran. today we're really able to challenge prejudices and his name is about what being iranian is today. this room gives an explosion of different artistic voices from artist living in iran, living in exile and his struggle between the 2. and when you look at it, you have photography, film, animation, sculpture, and what else do you have painting? of course, oil painting, which explore art across media at the very highest level. i think iran shedding light on the richness and diversity of one of the world's great civilizations. well, he's been called the great his dancer of his generation and long been known as the bad boy of ballet, sergey poland, in an all or nothing kind of artist. as extreme

i use connie, they're going to go to this school. they go mad when they come into the enemy. said, you know, being the sort of, you know, customer number again is authorities just shooting in there and you have good day. they get the good, you know, and then i can, you know, number the putting it, going to go like what i can either go with the the, the single kid on his thought. so you, again, my momma put the news that the one of the customers to, i'm assuming, you know, that might, you know, was, you know, again, more children one to another customer. let me know, i'm going to be doing a lot in sort of go. so you need a moment to check your mccarthy mines for getting america. so yeah, but again, i mean you got more kind of upset when i got the better when i go to work on it. so you could call us on the tax, you know, bench and take them through. i know mine 2 days connect tomorrow, and then they do still coming on one rather she don't want the month one of us. so you, you minutes to get a hold of then joanie thing work. no. wow, homework i get i mean, she thought she could

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the military's patrolling streets in the city of connie, after at least 13 people were killed during demonstrations on friday. the nationwide rallies against tax reform plans have been going on for a month. those reforms have now been dropped, but the demonstrations have continued and expanded to include out of social problems. government officials and protest eaters are set to resume talks later on sunday night. india's capital new delhi has launched a campaign to promote electric cars in rickshaw. it's one of the world's most polluted cities, but environmentally se, without but necessary facilities. the projects may not make much difference. elizabeth front has a story. there are millions of vehicles on delhi roads every day, but in recent years, a quiet transformation has been taking place. there are now, for instance, far more electric rituals offering carbon emission free journeys. a change from those that use compressed natural gas and drivers are finding they are cheaper to run and more pleasant to ride in. the by their, me will eat excess good for the people since they are go

the invisible hand you would protect yourself you wouldn't haul out your company and destroy your conny they'd no one it ever in all economists ever expected that none before plucky ever expected that people would willingly do that well there you have it one thing we've got to take a break they when we yeah i might mention it was britney spears the people cried over yeah it was britney spears. intel. take your prick away. one else choate's seems wrong. just don't hold. any. get to shape out these days comes to educate and in the game equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. she still looks for common ground. americans love buying homes. and this was a fundamental part of how our political leadership and our country at large understood the bargain you get a hope and then you know rebel right as the things you don't revolt if you have a stake in the system. be really interesting to dial it back and think about the longer deeper history housings men in the united states not just that old question of the american dream but the bigger question of who the dream is and for .

and people travelling and a connie by also kidnapped final round of talks as resumed in vienna, aimed at resurrecting the 2015 iran nuclear deal. global powers have been holding torque since april and a bit to bring the united states back on board around says it's optimistic and agreement will be reached. although a caution, the serious issues remain on the 2015 deal. iran agreed to limit its nuclear program and exchange for sanctions relief. but it's been broken on both sides. since donald trump pulled the us out of the deal in 2018 will mark fitzpatrick, his direct trevino, proliferation program at the international institute of strategic studies. he says several hurdles remain. although iran has been talking optimistically. i still don't see a key concession that iran will have to make. they still seem to be talking about demanding that all of the sanctions imposed under president trump be lifted. and that's very unlikely to happen because some of those sanctions had nothing to do with. with the nuclear deal, they were sanctions, for example, because of human rights violations. the

many pupils were taken, but some of the younger ones have been released to people traveling in a connie a by were also kidnapped fidelis. and by has more from voyager. we only know that 11 of the children who were too young to walk were set free by the doctors and right now the government agencies still meeting and they promised to issue a statement much later today. and no group has actually come out to claim responsibility . the government keeps saying that the on top of the situation that they are trying to continue to k t r. but again, the, the, the security agencies that overstretched at the moment. given that we have the cases of increasing violence across the country. not just in the north east, because before now it was just the fight against vocal harassment and not east of the country. but in recent months we've had land gangs we're creating in, in north west where they're at killing people, abducting people for ransom. and then in the southeast of the major area, we have the military also trying to engage young people who are been more like armed young people who have been ou

she joins is from connie in neighboring, wanda tricia. very good to have you with us as you heard there from a correspondence concerns about a 2nd volcanic eruption in go my concerns about waterborne diseases. what is, 1st of all, the humanitarian situation, as you know, it's right now what are your teams on the ground? tony yes, thanks for having me. so we know of course that about 400000 people evacuated. go my very early thursday morning following the government's evacuation orders for 10 neighborhoods in my city. the vast majority went westward to sack a town, which unfortunately was already experiencing a cholera outbreak at the time. and as your 1st bonnet mentioned, really does not have adequate water and sanitation facilities for people. people fled with little to no possessions. food prices are skyrocketing at the moment, so quite just, yeah. people are a desperate standing outside. yeah. you broke up there for a 2nd. let me just pick up what on what you're saying. a desperate we seen also people flee across the border into wonde

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the military is not patrolling street in the city of connie, after at least 13 people were killed in demonstrations on friday. the nationwide ronnie's against tax reform plans have been going on for months. those reforms have not been dropped, but the demonstrations have continued and expanded to include other social problems . government official van protest leaders are set to resume top phases sunday. in brazil, tens of thousands of people are protested in the country across the country, calling for the impeachment and resignation of present books and for his handling of the current of virus fund demik. but even as a parliamentary inquiry gets from the way i defined will scenario is organizing rallies for next year's election when k. and i key of report summary edition air speaking to the center of rio de janeiro by foot and even on piggyback to protest against president jade both sonata and his response to the co good. 19 pandemic protesters blame the president for downplaying. the virus with 1000 still dying every day and for taking too long to start the knock elation campaign. t

a government official says 2 people were shot in the attack, and people travelling and a connie a by were also kidnapped of fidelis. and by joins us now from the nigerian capital abu jeff moore, in this. and so, can you tell us, 1st of all, any details the circumstances of this latest kidnapping and the numbers involved? well as we speak, nobody actually knows the exact number of children who were taking from the family who tangled, mixed cool in picky. and the proprietor, of course, had that he still carrying out a head count of the number of students who are present to be able to determine how many of them were picking away. the con men had actually come in, see the police patient in the community before cutting out the abduction of the students. it just, you know, that the same community suffered is similar abduction, but now of adults about 16 adults were kidnapped from that community in december. and another community got in february, this year, a february of 2021. some of the 2027 students from school. well, so kidding. up from the same here. so it's not been, this is not like

the morning harry with them and just they were, will help us to read the for i connie area and a few dollars meeting the people in the places and hearing the song writers and musicians who composed the songs for north africa on which is era the people have come to expect a lot from now to 0 over the years if they're reporting the commitment to under report the type of the commitment to the human story. but it's also the idea of challenging those in power. if a politician comes on this channel, they will be challenged and that's what people expect, what they want to question answered. that is what we've always done. that is what we will continue to do. in the next episode of science in the golden age, i'll be exploring the contributions made by scholars during the medieval period in the field of astronomy. copernicus owes this day to these medieval astronomers from the golden age actually in many ways with the computers that you can use it to find the time you could navigate science in a golden age. with jim and sally on, jesse living in a war zone is a risk not worth taking for most

but some of the younger children have been released to people traveling in a connie by were also kidnapped. well, fidelis mom has more now from the nigerian capital, a boucher at least not in any official confirmation of the exact number of those were abducted. because even the proprietor of these lumber school did say that he's still cutting out the head count of the student. and maybe by wanting to come up with a statement as to the number of to us, we're taking the, the community is not new to these attacking in december, about 16 people from the community. we also a kidnapped in similar fashion. and one of the neighboring towns i got a was where in february this year, about $27.00 students. we also abducted from another school in that area. so this has to be communities around that as we have actually been coming on. the ticket passed by men with very little support. that's very little resistance rather from katie to apprentice. busy in raving cases of violence across the country. in the south west. we have the head of clashing farmers, also in central nigeria, but more significantly,

thank you thank you inviting me to talk today so we are connie the energy and fawn. ministry all we amend us interior ministry. and i am a minister though i. get the information and complain it's there at the military candidate at the security line and to the detain girls and women and the. testers so we would like to we would like to have this more information so on the 25th of even the journey. even me we have a hearing section so with the lawyers and also our minister to the minister and then and supply will and friends and we are talking market and then we have a hearing section with it. and taking the information at the happy with. the u.n. had i had noted that gender based violence in the 2019 so this is already a problem that we've heard of in respect to the geneva but are you saying that since the coup in february things have been getting worse and why do you think this could be. a yes we got a lot of our are currently and also all in the social media. in the news there this i lot of my sexual assault and the white man's to the to. on the tin even met face to

they were looking for connie and rebecca.ordained minister at pentecostal church of god robberson a long with his wife connie roberson as well. thank you for being here. i don't know what's more jaw dropping the accusations made against you, your family, and many members of your congregation heinous accusations that included child meteorologist, rape, in parent's bedroom in the church, at the altar, or the fact that it was all false and you were acquitted on these accusations. i don't know what is more stunning there, pastor roberson, but tell me how this went down for your family. >> it was totally chaotic. i had been ordained for over 25 years and pastor of this church for 35 years very involved in the community and the dshs we had children actually from a number of these parents who were actually placed into my church by the department of social and health services and child protective services because of my my reputation and my working with the state and the food bank we ran the largest food bank in eastern washington ove

majority leader asked as civility and reasonableness take the senate he was complaining about senator connie mack saying democrats lack the ability to negotiate businesses over the budget and complaining about rick santorum accusing bill clinton of those untruths. that seems pretty tame by the current standards and political discourse. they went on to say little did i know when i came here that i would live to see big names. now i don't expect you to call any senators this, but where have all the giants gone? >> where have what? >> where have all the giants gone? >> there are two great senators that are now, because of the divisiveness it is kind of hard for them to put together the kind of coalition that requires the leadership that is so essential for legislation but i don't want to name who the giants are, some are my best friends and i don't want to tell you who the real disappointments are that are not living up to what should be the greatest tradition. there is both kinds i think the divisiveness in the country which has been increased recently by president trump that divisiveness has