honestly, dan has been trying to combat the idea that prostitution should be normalized. for boyfriend at the time, use violence to force or into selling sex. between the age of 17 to 23. are so 645 times a week asked me to a man every day. she believes the swedish law is an important 1st step, but says stronger enforcement is needed. but just because we have a lot of assess you, you're always allowed to buy 6. the problem doesn't go away and all the politicians are doing is increasing the punishment from getting a fine to getting like a small prison sentence. um, but i don't the thing the men are afraid of getting caught back to sunk. probably in hamburg, we meet sex worker when dean de riviera, at a photo exhibition about sex work. the sweetest model would be her worst nightmare . it angers are that in germany more and more people wants a band buying 6 of these industries in places where the demand is prohibited, the customer structure changes. that means those who don't want to break the low might try to make do with buying less 6, or they'll go elsewhere. i don't need

at that point i just started bawling. >> she is shaking violently and she says dan has been arrested. she is just a mess. >> with violet at her side rachel went to her parents home to tell them dan was in jail and the wedding was off. >> my mom has lost it. she cannot speak. >> today was about to get a lot more traumatic. back of the police station dan asked to speak with detectives again. this time he says something that blew the case wide open. >> i am crazy and i did it. >> you did what? >> i killed julie and i killed sam. >> you didn't see that coming. >> no. >> daniel wozniak that only confess he did not help sam herr, he killed him. he said they drove to a theater where he performed and dan asks sam to help move something from the attic. >> he bent down. i grabbed the gun and i shot him. >> so wozniak says he fired again. >> he started bleeding. he wasn't moving. he wasn't talking. >> dan then drove to a different theater later that evening to appear on stage with rachel in the musical "nine." in this video he showed no signs of stress as he played the starring role. dan told po

dan has had a long and productive career with the port of san francisco, where are you dan? there you are. thank you. he began his career in 1998 and has been the port lead designer and worked under 23 commission sxerz three different executive directors. you're not to say who's your favorite. [laughter] dan professes a deep understanding and helped to guide new development and leasing for variety of projects ranging from small to grand. dan's passion is to enhance the experience and draw of the water front so that it continues to be notable attractions for local visitors. dan has a passion for mentoring young professionals. he began the inter ship which has been hugely successful. dan lead the port on a number of engineering project including the 1997, water front plan designed in access element which guided port desewn or historic preservation for over 25 yeaeder. he--years. he established and set up numerous guidelines including embarcadero guidelines and signage guidelines and banner design guidans and biodiversity guidelines. dan's major project, he helped shape include

event i have had, dan has been there front and center. a big patriot and the biggest supporter of president trump in congress, dan meuser. [applause] rep. meuser: will fees in the out -- wolfie's in-house. good to see you, my friend. good morning, and wonderful to be here, it truly is. got in a little bit late last night, so i missed the sunday night festivities, but we are going have plenty more to go. i got to start by thanking all of you for your dedication, for your work, for your enthusiasm, certainly to reelect donald j. trump as our next president. [applause] that is what we are here for, and its historically important and truly the most important election of our lifetimes. i also got to think jim worthington-- thank jim worthington for the jim worthington -- [applause] folks, it doesn't get any better than jim worthington. when the guy is dedicated to something, he is 110%. he is the number one bundler, fundraiser for the president in the country. and on top of all the work he does, he's our delegate chairman. no one is doing more

if you see on the or the the have games, dan has attracted conquerors attention from time immemorial, in the 19th century, the british empire decided to subjugate that century. the british view, the ap can lands as the northern gateway to india, and wanted to turn them into an obedient province, trying to protect independence. the mere of a dentist in the us to homage turned for help, the russia waste. the british considered their deal political adversary. this was the last straw for london. britain declared war on the half gans in august 18, 39. the invaders occupied couple and brought their hands been to bower. the invaders brutally suppressed. any resistance, thus, is telly. they slaughtered all i have gan man who had reached the delta and raped hundreds of women seeking to humiliate the muslims of 18. 41 general uprising against the british yoke began debris. it is under the command of general elton stone, laughed campbell, and started to retreat. only a few out of the 16000 invaders who had begun their march from couple made it to the british position. we seemed jello about the d

gareth southgate speaking to our sports editor dan roan. a man hasr plotting to kidnap, rape and murder the television presenter holly willoughby. the judge at chelmsford crown court described gavin plumb�*s crimes as depraved and vile — the jury was told his actions had had a catastrophic impact on the presenter. thousands of prisoners are to be released early, to avoid what thejustice secretary shabana mahmood is calling "a total breakdown of law and order." she says without immediate action, prisons would run out of space within weeks. the latest figures show the total prison population of england and wales is 87,500. the total number of people that prisons can hold safely is nearly 89,000 — leaving spare capacity of fewer than 1,500 places. the shadow security minister tom tugendhat has attacked the early release plan, questioning whether 20,000 criminals let out onto the streets is a good idea. sima kotecha is here with more. explain what is going on with the schemes? �* ., , , explain what is going on with the schemes? �* ._ , ., explain what i

dan has been report a bit of a foreign minister, a lot better off had a conversation with the us and bass that are here in moscow. and the read out is pretty simple. we are no longer at peace, very interesting statement. how do you interpret that? well, 1st of all, he's stating the obvious that the u. s. is engaged in a proxy war against russia. um, there's no way to interpret the situation any differently. so 1st of all, our office simply stating what the world you know recognizes. but obviously what he also is saying, and that is a warning. he's saying that, look, we're not gonna sit around and continue to not respond to this and, and that you, the united states is going to be a target. if you continue to attack the rushing heart land and you continue to threaten russia ex, essentially we will have to respond. we haven't responded so far against any united states targets, but that they may be coming soon. and i do hope the us gets them as well. that's kind of, i mean, to see what, obviously the nato is beating, rushing into responding in a way that they can point the finger is that

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our sports editor dan roan has more.gan well — by the third lap of eight he'd taken the lead. but then, at the worst possible moment, he suffered a puncture. they seemed to be slow, his team, in getting support to him, and by the time he'd managed to resume his race, he found himself almost a0 seconds back on the leader, victor koretzky of france, ninth place in the race as well, and many people perhaps would have assumed that his race was over effectively. but pidcock is known for his never say die attitude. he's resilient, and slowly, remarkably, he managed to claw his way back through the field. and then in the final, decisive moments, pidcock managed to overtake when he was in the trees with an audacious manoeuvre. the french crowd here weren't happy to see the lead snatched away from from their man, but pidcock at that point was safely there and completed a quite staggering comeback, one of the greatest, perhaps, that mountain biking has ever seen, to retain his olympic gold. emotional scenes at the end and of cours

won in tokyo, and was leading the way until a puncture disrupted his plans. 0ur sports editor dan roan hasp. he took the lead, but at the worst possible moment, he suffered a puncture. seem to be slow to get support, and by the timei time i time, he found himself almost 40 seconds back on the leader of france. ninth place in the race as well. many people perhaps would have assumed that his race was over effectively. picked caulk is known for his never say die attitude. —— one. in the final moments, pidcock overtook with an audacious manoeuvre. the french crowd wasn't happy to see the lead snatched from their man, but pidcock was there. one of the greatest comebacks that mountain biking has ever seen to return. the notional scenes at the end, and he has a road race now to look forward to this weekend. we could be set for even more gloria after quite astonishing victory. so, a fantastic achievement for pidcock, and here he is reflecting on his gold medal race. i know how fast victory is, especially with the home crowd. you wouldn't have been feeling his legs. you've got 15,000 people cheerin

dan. >> what a moving tribute. you know, this organization has always been about resiliency and strength and it's so wonderful to see you recognized for your many decades of service to this cause. so thank you for joining us. >> thanks. and we'll see you back to stephanie later in the hour. >> dan, our very own dan ashley with us this morning. well abc seven is a proud sponsor of the aids walk here in san francisco. and we are continuing our live coverage of aids walk san francisco starting at 10 a.m. on the abc. 724 seven live stream. you can find it over on the abc seven news app and over on our website, abc seven news.com. so expect it to be a big crowd out there in golden gate park. you heard dan just now. how's it looking out there? >> yeah, i mean, first of all, what an honor for dan. >> i love working with him and he's been such a big proponent of the aids walk, so it's so nice to see him recognized. so good for you, dan. we love to see it. uh, the forecast today, golden gate park. you can tell dan was wearing his jacket. it's pretty cloud

so, i mean, that's my anyway, i, i think dan has specific things he wants to talk about the book i'm probably driving him nuts here and i think, i think we're done. i was very honored to ask to, you know, go through presence writings. and i have to give a shout out to dan flores. he had put them together many years ago. and so a lot of these columns in the in the collection are from the herald tribune. and they really show breslin. and at that time, he was writing five days a week. and and frank klein's once told me, if you hit two out of five, if you hit 400 these columns, you're doing pretty well. breslin was hitting 800, at least 805 days a week. each one was like a short story. and i was blown away, quite frankly, reminded of why when i was a kid, every morning. my father would not say good morning or, i love you. he would say he would throw the paper out and say, read breslin. that's all. i guess there was a form of love. it was. it was. and so i have to i've said this before, but i was really struck going through the columns by one thing in particular. well, many thanks, but ev

agreed that that was permissible given the need to establish these facts in the criminal case and as dan has told me, he and multiple others, defense attorneys and prosecutors all advised joyce to comply and not challenge that for fear of making a terrible precedent from our state's highest court or initially court of appeals. and she persisted and said, no, we're going to challenge this. this is too important a principle. and dan argued the case. so is there i think it was in pueblo and high school that adams county. okay, brighton, i'm sorry, i'm confused too. anyway, the supreme court goes out into the into the leaves its chambers and goes out and does high profile cases like this one in front of high school students and a large auditorium and in any case, it resulted in a landmark precedent that established to incredible. um holdings essentially. one is that, um, the government, if it's going to seize records identifying purchasers of books, has to meet a formidable test of compelling interests and narrow tailoring and no alternative means to obtain the evidence which the court found was

has slipped down significantly. however, some have made hay, the qualifier dan brown has shone again for england, and american billycharged up the leaderboard. olly foster is live for us at royal troon, olly, bring us up to date. ican i can try and bring you up to date, because like you say the leaderboard is jumping all over the place. because like you say the leaderboard isjumping all over the place. are still thousands out on the course here at royal troon as the leaders come down the home stretch, just two or three more holes to play in the third round of the open championship. let's show you the leaderboard as we have it. you mentioned a couple of the movers, billy horschel, the american, went out on the front line with four baddies, dropped a couple but he is nowjoint leader with dan brown, the englishman from north yorkshire. he started the day on five under, hanging on in there. we will show him at one of your shots in a moment, but shane lowry, he really struggled throughout. the players out there cannot string two birdies together. the rain continues to fall and the wind has really picked up into their fa

kron four's dan kerman has details. >> had a meeting before the las vegas stadium authority executives retracted the dome. if you will, on their plans for a new baseball stadium on the las vegas strip is executive sandy. dean told board members the 1.5 billion dollar stadium will be financed in 3 parts. 350 million dollars in taxpayer funds, which is 30 million less than earmarked by the legislature. another 300 million dollars will be borrowed through debt financing. but so far, while dean says there's been interest, the a's have yet to secure a lender. dean says the remaining 850 million dollars will be the responsibility of a's owner john fisher. dean says the fisher family could do all of the required equity for the project, but they would also like to have outside investors from the las vegas area. dean says they've held off on reaching out to potential investors until they had a more refined design of the stadium. he also shared details on the stadium itself saying the ballpark has been located just a bit northeast of the center of the site and the orientation of the ballpark wil

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dan's mum sarah has now joined the excitement, and eli has come here today with his mum claire and dad meet, so let's bring them in. hiya. hi. so lovely to meet you.

texas lieutenant governor dan patrick has issued a pre-emptive disaster declaration for more than 120ounties. beryl intensified to a massive category 5 hurricane last week, causing at least 11 deaths in the caribbean. on friday the storm crossed the yucatan peninsula, weakened but strong enough to topple structures and strand tourists at the airport. back in texas beachgoers kept a close eye on the storm as they enjoyed the last days of their holiday weekend. >> i'm obsessed with the cone. the cone of uncertainty. every time it updates i'm like -- >> she's all about the cone. >> reporter: it was just a cull of weeks ago that people here were dealing with all of the rain and the flooding from tropical storm alberto and they know this is just the beginning of the hurricane season. jason allen, cbs news, port lavaca, texas. >>> now for the very latest on beryl and what people along the texas coast and further inland can expect, we are joined by cbs's senior weather producer david parkinson. david, what can people expect? >> yeah, matt, the next couple of hours really going to be crucials

tonight, kron four's dan kerman has more from the south bay. >> we're already in the 90's here in san jose pg and e says they're ready to go taking preventative steps to prevent outages. and also preparing for the outages that happened on the spot. >> short put on sunscreen and drink lots of water to put the wet towel my next or what the shirt go today. the beach opposed cough. at least everyone has their own method of beating the heat. and this week bay area residents will need to pull out all the stops. the temps already in the 90's in san jose. people are already starting to get concerned about possible power outages. hopefully the partisan guard because any one of a ciso. >> hopefully that doesn't happen. just buy groceries and then come home. power's out foods bat and there goes money thing. i'm concerned about people who are vulnerable to heat. >> we have a newborn at home right now. so i think a little more about for its part. pacific gas and electric is taking proactive steps. >> and san jose monday crews route replacing an underground transformer near jackson in alum rock. it

our sports editor dan roan has this assessment of the match.gland. never before had its men's team contested a major final on foreign soil. now for those fortunate enough to be in berlin, a chance to witness history. they've got to bring it home now. ijust can't believe we are here in berlin. it's written in the stars. we rode our luck— throughout the tournament. it's happening, i it's coming home. here in a venue of epic proportions, greatness beckoned. in what could be his final game in charge, the manager and his players ?arrived for a date with destiny. england! could they be the ones to secure a first major title since that iconic day, 58 years ago, in this, the game of their lives? standing between them and glory, the team of the tournament so far. in a first half that lacked any rhythm, phil foden's effort on the stretch was england's only shot on target. spain's young wingers have taken these euros by storm and straight after the restart, they combined to devastating effect. commentator: it's going to go over to williams now! _ lamine y

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our sports correspondent dan roan has been speaking to prime minister sir keir starmer who's there supporting team gb. he started by asking him what he thought about last night's opening ceremony. i thought it was spectacular. it was really incredible. across the whole of the city, to see everything then coming up the river and then the final part of the show was really fantastic, and it gave it that spirit that i think and hope will be carried on throughout the games. so yes, there was some rain, but that did it didn't dampen it. but that didn't dampen it. it was a fantastic spectacle, you know. well done, france. and when you experience something like that, does it make you consider trying to push for britain to bring the games back in the future? look, i'm always pleased to see any sport in britain. i'm a big believer in sport, passionate about watching sport of all sorts. i love the olympics, but i also really passionate that it matters to our young people to give them, you know, the ability to show what they can do. we've got incredible talent and some of the big, big supporter of as muc

our sports correspondent dan roan has been speaking to the prime minister sir keir starmer who's in parisit was spectacular. it was really incredible. across the whole of the city, to see everything then coming up the river and then the final part of the show was really fantastic, and it gave it that spirit that i think and hope will be carried on throughout the games. so yes, there was some rain, but that didn't dampen it. it was a fantastic spectacle, you know. well done, france. and when you experience something like that, does it make you consider trying to push for britain to bring the games back in the future? look, i'm always pleased to see any sport in britain. i'm a big believer in sport, passionate about watching sport of all sorts. i love the olympics, but i also really passionate that it matters to our young people to give them, you know, the ability to show what they can do. we've got incredible talent and some of the big, big supporter of as much sport as we can get in the uk and to bring it through the uk, because team gb is an incredible team. we've been here at the perfor

texas lieutenant governor dan patrick has issued a pre-emptive disaster declaration for more than 120ounties. >> you don't want to be on the road tomorrow. tomorrow will be a bad day for weather. >> reporter: beryl intensified to a massive category 5 hurricane last week, causing at least 11 deaths in the caribbean. on friday the storm crossed the yucatan peninsula, weakened but strong enough to topple structures and strand tourists at the airport. back in texas, beachgoers kept a close eye on the storm as they enjoyed the last days of their holiday weekend. >> i'm obsessed with the cone, the cone of uncertainty. every time it updates, i'm like, where's it at? >> reporter: kristine, people are dealing with this storm, knowing this is just the beginning of the hurricane season. >> jason, thank you. cbs meteorologist andrew kozak is tracking the storm for us. good evening, andrew. >> yeah, good evening, kristine. once again we are tracking beryl, which is really starting to strengthen over the very warm waters of the gulf of mexico. poised to come onshore overnight north of corpus christ

england's dan brown has taken a surprise lead, late on the first day of the open.tournament in five years. olly foster has more from royal troon, in south ayrshire. golf can do this to you — even before rory mcilroy had finished his first round, as he fell into royal troon's many traps, he could sense another major slipping away. he is so far off the lead at 7—over, will he even make it into the weekend? um... all i need to focus on is tomorrow and try to make the cut, that is all i can focus on. wind and rain on the west coast of scotland tested the players�* resolve and spectators' resilience. there were bright spells. adam scott, a former masters champion, dug himself out of a hole. bob mcintyre won the scottish open last weekend. he is the home favourite. did not get any favours. record crowds are expected here over the four days and 20 years after he last played at royal troon, one of the game's all—time greats has returned. tiger woods has raised the claretjug three times but raising his game to the level required to add to his 15 major titles? that's another

so, of course, the speculation has already started as to who might fill those boots. 0ur sports editor, danential candidates. there's already several high—profile names in the frame to take on one of the biggest and highest paid roles in international football. among the favourites is graham potter. now, he impressed during his three years in charge at brighton, but he's been out of work for more than a year after being sacked by chelsea. another highly rated english coach said to be on the far shortlist is eddie howe, although luring him away from newcastle united could prove difficult. and then there's england's under 21 coach, lee carsley. he'd be an obvious candidate if an interim solution was needed. the fa, however, aren't ruling out a foreign coach. so how about argentine mauricio pochettino, available after leaving chelsea in may? jurgen klopp's another illustrious name out of work, having left liverpool to take a break, although he's been linked with the vacant united states manager'sjob. and then there's pep guardiola. now, the fa say they are committed to hiring the best, but the

has finally passed a budget for the coming year. yeah, that decision does little to solve city's long-term budget crisis. kron four's dan kerman has that story. >> for now, the city of oakland will not be cutting 100 officers from its police force. >> the city council has approved a mid cycle budget which also doesn't close fire stations. but does little to solve the city's years of overspending. the approved budget comes from mayor sheng thao and council president nikki fortunato bas it freezes hiring and relies on 63 million dollars in one-time funding from the sale of the oakland coliseum. the problem is that deal hasn't been finalized yet. and council members were warned that could impact the city's bond rating and lead to more draconian cuts. should the coliseum sale fall through? we are using the illusion >> of funds that haven't arrived yet and that we don't know when will arrive. >> to try to balance a budget. and this is a wildly fiscally irresponsible decision is a complete failed to approve the mayor. and now i hear the council, president teams budget recommendations. funding plan that has no money. planned m

i'm dan thorn has baseball's trading deadline approaches.nce in there next couple of days, games against the rockies. a reveal whether they are buyers or sellers. gorgeous night at oracle park for the one game of a four-game set with the rockies. one of their prized off-season signings jung hooley who suffered a season ending injury injury in the beginning was on hand to give his teammates a much-needed emotional boost. and it actually worked out. has been out of the lineup. and since jorge solera a leadoff spot. >> tonight he unloads on this one. kyle freeland sinker, way out to left field. 25 rows back into the bleachers menu. yet power home run number 12, solera one zip giants giants 2 zip. in the second. so air doesn't get all of

growing at a time federal and state and local funding that was generated during the pandemic has dried up. converse. danhas that story. >> tough times ahead for the san francisco marine food bank and especially for those they serve. >> before the pandemic, san francisco-marin food bank was serving about 32,000 households in beach and every week. now we're serving about 50,000 each and every as of july. first, federal state and local pandemic-era funding has gone away. >> and that means the 50,000 households, this food bank currently serves. >> will be whittled down to just under 40,000 over the next year. >> home delivery grocery program will be scaled back and the pop-up pantry program will go away entirely. now that the government funding has run out. >> and as we spend down the emergency reserves that we were able to buildup with the generosity of our community. so that program, unfortunately will sense that that will need that less people will be served. >> that makes community donations more important than ever. but san francisco marin, food bank, executive director tennis crosby says another way t

dan roan, has been speaking to gareth southgate, in germany.ate�*s revitalised england since taking charge eight years ago. with his playersjust one win from ending the ten�*s long wait for a major trophy, today the manager explained how he had approached sunday's final against spain. approached sunday's final against sain. ., ., ., .,~ , approached sunday's final against sain. ., ., ., .,~ spain. you have got to keep a professional _ spain. you have got to keep a professional focus, _ spain. you have got to keep a professional focus, the - spain. you have got to keep a professional focus, the betterj spain. you have got to keep a - professional focus, the better the detachment from the enormity of the occasion, _ detachment from the enormity of the occasion, if— detachment from the enormity of the occasion, if you like because it would — occasion, if you like because it would be — occasion, if you like because it would be easy to be overwhelmed by that. . . ., would be easy to be overwhelmed by that. . ~ ., ., that. nice girl. what an unbeliev

money box's dan whitworth has been taking a look. she receive a wildly inaccurate bill from british gas, suppose owing more than £60,000 for her small one bed flat in lancaster, but she and herfamily spent five months trying to get it corrected, only for her to finally be told because she hadn't paid the bill, her details were being passed on to a debt collection agency. i couldn't believe it, absolutely. it's absolutely bonkers, and there's no way i'd have used that much electricity. i think i must be paying for the whole town, let alone one person's small bedroom flat. it's been going on for five months, and it's — yeah, it's scary, and, you know, time it was resolved. in 2020, citizens advice says slightly fewer than 2,500 people came to them for help after finding their energy supplier had handed their details over to debt collection agencies, something the regulator ofgem says should always be a last resort. last year, that number was more than 4,500. citizens advice recognises the numbers are small, but also says what it calls

in oakland, dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> a lawsuit has been filed against california's brand new law that bans schools from alerting parents if their child identifies as transgender national law firm. the liberty justice center argues a parent have a constitutional right to know what their children are doing at school that parents and their legal guardians of their children, not governor newsom or other state leaders. the lawsuit was filed on behalf of the chino valley school district and its parents. governor newsom's office responded by saying this is deeply unserious lawsuit seemingly designed it. still the dumpster fire on this website rather than service. legitimate legal claims. common of the state will swiftly prevail in this case. now, big story we're following, elon musk move in the headquarters for x out the city over to texas and is moving spacex out of southern california, the world's richest man signing new california, gender identity law and crime in downtown as the reasons why zlatan next owner posted on social media. this is the final straw when announcing his 2 companies

dan, you wrote donald trump had come up far from a stellar debate and he "light his way through the evening." what has been his strategy through the debate? dan: to be as invisible as he possibly can because all the focus is on his opponent. that's classic political strategy. if your opponent is in a whole, don't get in the way of that. that is what he has done. he did a rally a couple nights ago in florida and other than that he has been golfing in his golf cart. the campaign has done everything they can to keep him out of public view. he's about to come back into public view. when we get to milwaukee starting monday at the republican convention. so far, they have been very smart about it. that is to let joe biden get out of his own problems and not contribute to them or try to put the focus back on trump. jonathan: amy, you reported the republican national committee has expanded its array of legal challenges to voting and election procedures. this might sound like a layup question, but what is the purpose of this? amy: it has two purposes. one is to please the boss. donald trump ordered a reshufflin

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at a time when the federal, state and local funding that was generated in the pandemic has all dried up. kron 4 dankerman has more. >> tough times ahead for the san francisco marine food bank and especially for those they serve. >> before the pandemic, san francisco-marin food bank was serving about 32,000 households each and every week. now we're serving about 50,000 each and every week as of july. first, federal state and local pandemic-era funding has gone away. >> and that means the 50,000 households, this food bank currently serves. >> will be whittled down to just under 40,000 over the next year. >> home delivery grocery program will be scaled back and the pop-up pantry program will go away entirely. now that the government funding has run out. >> and as we spend down the emergency reserves that we were able to buildup with the generosity of our community. so that program, unfortunately will sense that that will need that less people will be served. >> that makes community donations more important than evei. but san francisco, marine food bank executive director tennis crosby says another way