of darlene's parents.ca. >> reporter: jessica passed away just months before darlene's wallet was taken. >> just like walking through history, you know, looking at my wallet and my pictures and my old cards and, yeah. it's, it's a lot of fun. >> reporter: an unexpected surprise, and a trip down memory lane. >> stamps. >> reporter: that's got darlene smiling like it's 1977. >> that's so sweet about her daughter. she should make a shadowbox out of all tha - [narrator] every day, our lives are filled with choices, both simple and life-changing. what's not a choice? addiction to opioids like fentanyl. but even with opioid use disorder, you still have a choice. by choosing treatment, you choose family, your career and your life on your terms. choose change, california, and find medically proven treatment options at choosechangeca.org. to the front of a san francisco store. ahead, in a live report, the items the thieves were after and the way officers were able to catch up with the suspected driver. also, a cont

what about you, darlene? have you decided... i will not vote for harris. you won't? no.o talk. but i like what he does. and all the immigrants that come in, that's not right. that's not right. and why should...? i'm on a set income and i have to pay for my my bills. why do i have to pay for theirs too? no, they can pay for their own housing — i have to — and theirfood... are you a lifelong republican voter? no, i was a dead... iwas... yeah, i was definitely a democrat — when days were good, when things were good, back in the days. i can remember when life was good. jobs were here, people made a decent wage. caitriona perry talking to some voters. the head of the microsoft threat analysis centre has told the bbc that russia, iran and china all have plans to disrupt the us election. all three countries have been found using ai—powered interference campaigns for the first time. bbc verify�*s ai correspondent, marc cieslak, was given access to the nerve centre in new york. times square, new york city — an unlikely location for a secure facility which monitors attempts by for

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now they found darlene washington suffering from a gunshot wound. they were unable to save her. police believe 28 year old anthony huff junior is responsible for the shooting. he is the father of washington's grandchildren. huff has turned himself in and is now facing homicide charges. neighbors in antioch are asking for help from police after three separate shootings took place in a single day. police responded to the shooting on monday. two of them took place on l street. the other was on east 18th and carvalho. police know of at least two people who were shot and hurt in the shootings as they searched for suspects. they do plan to put out more officers on l street and sycamore. >> our time now. 514 california lawmakers will meet in a special session today, and one of the most anticipated conversations will be about a proposal to bring down gasoline prices. ktvu is james torres is in menlo park right now to explain the proposal. it was introduced by the governor and the arguments we do expect to hear about it. good morning james. >> good morning to you, dave. well, it's no sec

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all are starting to legit call the duct all you, darlene lee? i'm sorry. you don't even live nice. it is one channel, so i mean from the sea, and we do only having the satellite north and not the face or the fixtures. now mostly get the fish by beating them invisible. it isn't the knowledge that store fresh rainwater during the month. so meanwhile, the remaining flow in the time of the is under threat from growing riverbank settlements. animal and human beast often ends up directly in the untreated sewage, as well as the primary causes for the growth of an invasion of aquatic plant, the water highest. and it reproduces fast and stops fish of oxygen. and what of the mazda the we have got to the point that fishing is dying out. as a way of making the living people have migrated to put drugs on them by not doing our job to make ends meet, didn't call the 5. i think our school however, some likes about no service. what the sting on and doing the best to divide the time of the develop those wallet, just as an activist in his spare times and regularly leads low goods on water hyacinth cl

the avian glen apartments late monday night, just feet away from the spot where family members say darlene washington was shot and killed in front of her own grandchildren. >> oh my god, it's. we cried all day. deeply saddening. >> the family tells us the loving grandmother was gunned down by the man who was the father of her daughter's children. >> it's awful. there was a newborn. it was awful. it was awful. >> vallejo police identified the suspect as 28 year old anthony quinn huff junior, who witnesses say after the shooting took off. >> i looked out my window and i seen a guy running away. i heard somebody say, mom got shot. mom, it's mom, it's mom. and then she just started screaming. >> tiffany mount was sitting in her car when she heard several shots ring out. she and other neighbors worry about the safety of their own children after other recent shootings nearby, and are ready to move because i don't feel safe here with my kids. >> i don't feel comfortable living here anymore. >> police say the 57 year old was shot at least once, and first responders did what they could to help her,

in 2019 and then so to issues just kept popping up before we're launch after launch and after it's darlene i had talked with the space station and so it was definitely a point where nasa said, okay, we don't want to take any chances with the crew. we're just going to call it here. since we can't diagnose where all these issues are coming from. we'll just bring back the capsule on its own so that we can analyze that to your on the ground and then make sure we send a rides that we know is maybe a little bit safer to pick them up later, which is the space x crew dragon a start head and i'll just say that from us president donald trump won't be sentenced until after the november election. after being find guilty of being crushed money to an adult film star and $24000000.00 on julian's prepared to vote for the new president, for unemployment is still a big issue even though the economy is getting better. the in depth analysis of the days headline was strategic purpose. do you think this assassination serves israel informed opinions, people who have been 18 years seem to be given a chance to bes

lauren: darlene said there's jeff and tim, we don't talk politics, can't get involved.e same family have similar beliefs. stuart: thanksgiving dinner would take place two weeks after the election. can you see it? conversation around the dinner table? you can have a split here or there. lauren: trays in separate rooms. stuart: thanks for being with us. plenty of energy and catch you on "the big money show" at one:00 p.m. right here on fox business. make sure to watch your new special, anti-semitism on campus, back to school, streaming tonight, 6 p.m. eastern pm eastern, good stuff. florida congressman byron donalds on trump saying harris wanted to change the debate rules and have notes. pro-hamas protesters blocking jewish students from entering a kosher deli in new york, the protesters followed students off campus, dangerous develop an, steve hilton on the former state senate majority leader in california leaving the democratic party. she is becoming a republican and voting for trump. the 11:00 hour is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ the best ai assistant isn't one that knows the whole wor

so sense of darlene's are able to slide close to each other without climbing, forming spectacular shapes. which side in science has not been able to demonstrate how they do is you know, how the new series indicate the role of knowledge doesn't just arrest in the ability to communicate it. but instead with the know how to implement the knowledge gained through the name, being able to perform complex tasks is more indicative of possessing mental ability . the knowing how to explain how that down the she's driving. she's aware of her surroundings, of the vehicles and the controls of how calm she's not hunting, a rapids flying in a group, participate in coordinated fishing or jumping from rock to rock bottom. he is doing several things at once. the required precision. we therefore see that mosse during complex techniques and knowing how to execute them as an attribute of our species, as well as other species that follow the explanation for enormous difference, isn't found that the thousands of years ago, homo sapiens didn't drive cars, operate computers, or talk on the phone, but they were a

. >> darlene wong is with lounge chinatown, an anchor restaurant, for the event to mark the auspiciousness of the evening. they are showcasing taiwanese street food items that aren't often found on most restaurant menus. skewers of popcorn chicken and stinky tofu, to name a few. >> it's been delicious. i was really enjoying it. and now i have this really beautiful pineapple thing. it's really great to see people showing off what they can do with, you know, their food, their ideas. >> part of the night is also to offer another side of chinatown, far removed from the traditional images. most people know a dj spins electronic music. detroit, a chinese-american hip hop artist was on stage doing his thing. count his money. i'm losing my focus. >> i don't even know it's a dollar amount, he says. >> it's to break down stereotypes and to show the many sides of the community we're trying to put on for the community. >> you know what i'm saying? show people that, you know, you can take a nontraditional path with thousands in attendance. >> there was also stepped up security. chen says night markets

darlene washington, but she died there at the scene. police say 28 year old anthony huff, junior later turned himself in. miss washington's family says anthony huff is the father of her grandchildren, very much loved her children and was really only trying to protect her baby. >> because i don't feel safe here with my kids. i don't feel comfortable living here anymore. >> now, police say anthony huff is facing a charge of homicide. this is vallejo's 18th homicide so far this year. >> people in antioch are demanding more police protection following several recent shootings in that city. monday afternoon, a woman says that she and her two year old son were in their home on l street when there was gunfire next door at an rv park. she shows us where the bullet went through the wall of her home. the contra costa county sheriff's department says a man was shot and critically hurt in that incident. later that same day, there were two other shootings, one on l and sycamore. the other at east 18th and carvalho. >> i'm upset that people are behav

. >> darlene wong is with lounge chinatown, an anchor restaurant for the event to mark the auspiciousnessg, they are showcasing taiwanese street food items that aren't often found on most restaurant menus. skewers of popcorn chicken and stinky tofu, to name a few. >> it's been delicious. i was really enjoying it. and now i have this really beautiful pineapple thing. it's really great to see people showing off what they can do with you know, their food, their ideas. >> part of the night is also to offer another side of chinatown, far removed from the traditional images. most people know a dj spins electronic music. detroit, a chinese american hip hop artist, was on stage doing his thing down this money. i'm losing my focus. >> i don't even know what's the dollar amount, he says. >> it's to break down stereotypes and to show the many sides of the community i'm really trying to put on for the community. >> you know what i'm saying? show people that you know, you can take a nontraditional path. >> with thousands in attendance. there was also stepped up security. chen says night market seemed

the avian glen apartments late monday night, just feet away from the spot where family members say darlene washington was shot and killed in front of her own grandchildren. >> oh my god. it's. we cried all day. deeply saddening. >> the family tells us the loving grandmother was gunned down by a man who was the father of her daughter's children. >> it's awful. there was a newborn. it was awful. it was awful. >> vallejo police identified the suspect as 28 year old anthony quinn huff junior, who witnesses say after the shooting took off. >> i looked out my window and i seen a guy running away. i heard somebody say, mom got shot. mom, it's mom, it's mom. and then she just started screaming. >> innocent, loving person who did not deserve that. >> tiffany mount was sitting in her car when she heard several shots ring out. she and other neighbors worry about the safety of their own children after other recent shootings nearby, and are ready to move because i don't feel safe here with my kids. >> i don't feel comfortable living here anymore. >> police say the 57 year old was shot at least once, an

first responders tried to help the victim, darlene washington, but she died at the scene. >> very much loved her children and was really only trying to protect her baby. >> because i don't feel safe here with my kids. i don't feel comfortable living here anymore. >> now, police say 28 year old anthony huff junior later turned himself in. miss washington's family says huff is the father of her grandchildren. >> millions of americans are paying close attention to the federal reserve as interest rates are on the line today. the consensus is the fed will cut the federal funds rate by at least a quarter of a point, possibly a more aggressive half point that will help with credit card debt, new car loans, new mortgages. it will be the first reduction in more than four years, as the policymakers have been increasing rates to try to cool inflation following the pandemic. we did speak with james mcbride, a certified financial planner, about what wall street is predicting. >> last week, a poll of market participants and economists made it very clear 65% quarter point drop in the fed's fund rate

let's hear from darlene in new jersey on the infinite line. good morning, darling. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i would like to say a few things as far as immigration. i agree with the lady from alabama and the gentleman from heimmigration, illegals should t be here. i challenge roseann in california when she says oh, she does not like the word "illegal." well, what does it mean? we all know. you speak to the challenge of a lost loved one to the hands of an illegal and see how they feel and what they have to say about it. yes, american citizens commit crimes, but do we really need them coming into the country? they should be vetted. my ancestors came from europe, and i support coming into this great country of ours, but do it the right way. and the gentleman who said oh no, kamala harris is not the border czar, actually, it was roseann from california, well, you know what ? she feels that was not her title and her only job was to go to south america and deal with the leaders, then she failed miserably. failed miserably. so take it down a bit.

bernstein on hillary clinton, ronald kessler and george bush, susan page interviewed barbara bush and darleneterviewed jill biden for their books, but first ladies often seem to decline interviews especially when they have their own memoirs. 1994 barbara published hers in the two thousands hillary clinton, barbara bush, laura bush, michelle obama and joe biden have all of it in one or more books. these later first ladies have been more forthcoming about the substance of their work. possibly they feel they are being taken more seriously because of the growth of the field and the era. another marker of heightened interest in the studies is the increasing appearance in the media. live, fictional and the documentary. these of course are always of varying qualities and level of historical accuracy. scholars know first ladies have had a long history with non-print media dating back to earlier radio broadcast and television shows but only sporadically. over time their presence is increased. one long tradition began in 1969 with o pat nixon's appearance on sesame street. every first lady on the tv sh

. >> darlene wong is with lounge chinatown, an anchor restaurant for the event to mark the auspiciousness of the evening, they are showcasing taiwanese street food items that aren't often found on most restaurant menus. skewers of popcorn chicken and stinky tofu, to name a few. >> oh, it's been delicious. >> i was really enjoying it and now i have this really beautiful pineapple thing. it's really great to see people showing off what they can do with, you know, their food, their ideas. >> part of the night is also to offer another side of chinatown far removed from the traditional images. most people know. a dj spins electronic music. detroit, a chinese-american hip hop artist, was on stage doing his thing down this money. i'm losing my focus. i don't even know what's the dollar amount, he says. it's to break down stereotypes and to show the many sides of the community we're trying to put on for the community. >> you know what i'm saying? show people that you know you can take a nontraditional path with thousands in attendance. >> there was also stepped up security. chen says night market

peter slevin and michelle obama, for example, susan page interviewed barbara bush and darlene supervilleinterviewed, jill biden for their books. but first ladies often seem decline interviews, especially when they have their own memoirs to pen. so in 1994, barbara bush published in the 2000. hillary clinton. barbara bush. laura bush. michelle obama and joe biden have all written one or more books. these later first ladies have been more forthcoming about the substance of their work. possibly they feel they're being taken more because of the growth of the field and our era. i want to remind us very briefly here that another marker of heightened in first lady studies is their increased appearance in the media. live fictional and documentary. these, of course, are always of varying qualities and levels of accuracy. scholars know that first ladies have had a long history with non print media back to early radio broadcast and television shows, but only sporadically. over time, their presence has. one long tradition began in 1969 with pat nixon. his appearance on sesame street. every first lad

. >> darlene wong is with lounge chinatown, an anchor restaurant for the event to mark the auspiciousness of the evening. they are showcasing taiwanese street food items that aren't often found on most restaurant menus. skewers of popcorn chicken and stinky tofu, to name a few. >> it's been delicious. >> i was really enjoying it. and now i have this really beautiful pineapple thing. it's really great to see people showing off what they can do with, you know, their food, their ideas. >> part of the night is also to offer another side of chinatown far removed from the traditional images. most people know a dj spins electronic music. detroit, a chinese american hip hop artist, was on stage doing his thing down this money. i'm losing my focus. >> i don't even know what's the dollar amount, he says. >> it's to break down stereotypes and to show the many sides of the community i'm really trying to put on for the community. >> you know what i'm saying? show people that you know, you can take a nontraditional path. >> with thousands in attendance. there was also stepped up security. chen says nig

their names are darlene baker, -- jasmine, gould dena, waterloo bay, sabrina taylor and jaylen on behalf of her mother. kendra drysdale is a former employee. these statements contain present stories of sexual assault by those who are charged with keeping them safe for their vulnerability. strengthened by their courage in our fight to end sexual violence in prisons. i would like to submit from organizations that encourage further action to end sexual violence, the california coalition for women prisoners, right on crime and organization that i partnered with often and waterloo bay smallwood. i now would like to -- thank you very much. just read the closing. again, my gratitude to senator cotten and his staff. senator kennedy and his staff. most sincerely thank you again to all the subcommittee members and most importantly, to the witnesses. many of you have traveled a great distance to come here and testify. i want to remind the members of the subcommittee, some really good ones towards the end are due a week from today. wednesday, october 2 at 5:00 p.m. i asked the witnesses to respond t

there is a mother named darlene whose story i spend a lot of time on. she is closest to the stories that we often hear about where she becomes pregnant and really wants to keep the pregnancy. but there are complications where she is not sure if it is safe. no doctor is sure if it is safe, but they can't even give her a sound medical advice because they are so afraid of breaking the state laws and ultimately she has the means to fly to california from texas to get medical care that is actually appropriate and comprehensive and allows her to make her decision for herself. and the last story i think about is a young man named jasper, and he lives in florida and he is trans and he finds out he is pregnant right before bobby. then 15 week ban is in effect. his story is so important to me for a few reasons. there is the fact that not all people who get abortions are women. and we need to talk about that. we often don't. there are non-binary people and trans people. for someone like jasper, he is living in a world that has put real restraints on his health car

so darlene, looks like we've got a presentation ready to go. let's move to slide four, if we could please. the most important message we would like to leave you today is included on page 4. and there are a number of things here i would like to highlight. the absolute return has continued to fulfill its role as die if heser fieer as well as liquidity to the overall plan. last july, the board approved new investment guidelines, new benchmarks and a new investment framework for absolute return. these have all been implemented and resent performance would suggest that these changes were the right ones. in fiscal year, 2024. the portfolio returned 10.8 percent. exceeded both primary and secondary benchmark by a significant margin and delivered a positive return on each of those 12 calendar months. portfolio also provided a net of 389 million dollars of cash back to the plan and currently slightly below its strategic allocation of 10 percent. to provide some context to the rest of our discussion, we provide a bit of a refresher on page 6. absolute re

reporter darlene lee has the details.t's day 2 of hawaii's hotel worker strike and guests are seeing an impact. the sevice on that day, you could tell that there was something may be brewing. nobody's working. we're not getting our rooms. bathrooms about. these are actually shut down to is a horrible. it's not not a very pleasant vacation. what todd and decided to come and stay at us and hotel for certain reasons to have lectures and now they're not there. that's kind of disappointing. visitors say staffing shortages are to blame. we support them what they're trying cia's. but what happened to get aren't house under and make beds things like that. but it was extremely day when i checked it was just backed up at 0.1 point and we've done and home returning guests. remember a time when their experience was much different services? that's not there is no. a customer service you call. nobody cares. the morales out there. you can tell the workers are for the price. newsrooms klystron couldn't afford to a little leads because ex

individualsls impacted by e harmful sexual violence environment fci dublin and california their names are darlene baker jasmine guadalupe a sabrina taylor and jayla crosby on behalf of her mother inez crosby kendra drysdale is a former employee from fci dublin and her testimony as well. the statements contained in prison stories of sexual assaults for those charged with keeping theml safe. strengthened by their courage and our fight to end sexual violence in prison. i would like to submit into the record statements from organizations that encourage further action to end sexual violence the asian caucus, the california coalition for women prisoners. right on crime and organization partnering in guadalupe and small way. thank you very much. i just read the closing again, my gratitude for senator cotton andlo his staff. senator kennedy and his staff. i most sincerely thank you again to all the subcommittee members and most importantly to the witnesses. again many of you have traveled a great distance to come here and testify. i want to remind members of the subcommittee requested for the recordit ka

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darlene e flagg. >> wilson f. flagg. >> christina donovan flannery. >> eileen flecha. >> and my uncle john gerard. we all love you so much. we all miss you and you are my hero. on was america. >> i miss you more than words can ask wayne. everybody is always how much they miss you and wish you were still here. when i was younger, i was told that you were super brave standing up here today made me realize how much of a hero you actually are. i know that you are always right there beside us keeping us strong whenever we need you. all of us noticed the signs you send us big and small and they give us more reason to believe that you are with us. it is an honor to have the middle name that i do christine. i know that you are with me playing field hockey and i am hugely grateful for that. as i follow your footsteps hoping to become a firefighter just like you, i cannot wait to become closer to you than ever. we all miss you so much, we love you. >> carl clippinger. john josephjohn joseph florio. joseph walkden flounders.

let's hear from darlene in new jersey on the infinite line. good morning, darling.aller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i would like to say a few things as far as immigration. i agree with the lady from alabama and the gentleman from p.a., the last caller. immigration, illegals should not be here. i challenge roseann in california when she says oh, she does not like the word "illegal." well, what does it mean? we all know. you speak to the challenge of a lost loved one to the hands of an illegal and see how they feel and what they have to say about it. yes, american citizens commit crimes, but do we really need them coming into the country? they should be vetted. my ancestors came from europe, and i support coming into this great country of ours, but do it the right way. and the gentleman who said oh no, kamala harris is not the border czar, actually, it was roseann from california, well, you know what ? she feels that was not her title and her only job was to go to south america and deal with the leaders, then she failed miserably. failed miserably. so