monday >> and deborah had done wolf herself to. after all those years working as a paralegal, and keeper of the supply cabinet, her boss got promoted her to chief operating officer. not bad for someone who never finished college. >> things were going really well at the resting law firm? >> yes yes. >> thank you much fifth 2000, eight just one week after melissa had been made partner. it was a wednesday night. debra tried to call her several times. but got no answer. the next morning the when melissa was a no-show at work, deborah called her friend repeatedly but to no avail. then she got a hold of melissa sister carry. >> and carrie was like me, oh no, something's wrong. >> debra told her boss got, well connected attorney that he, was he called the police officer he knew in plantation florida where melissa lived. the officer agreed to meet deborah and carry at melissa's house. when they got there everything seem to be normal inside the home. >> nothing was tossed, >> know the only thing that was a mess was in her garage. >> her car

now the defense was about to dissect deborah story.on of "endgame". >> carol cullen sat behind her son during the long weeks of trial. >> why was it so important for you to be? >> there it's my son. and i think any mother would be there for their child. >> you have to listen to your son being called a philanderer, and abuse are, and a killer. how did you handle? that >> i really wanted to get up and scream at them and call them liars, but she can't. >> one of the most explosive pieces of testimony was debra oles alleging that rod had wanted to kill you. and in grand fashion, we're talking arsenic, right boys in. >> rods that, dave, said deborah's claims were laughable. the alleged murder plots are think our force. >> ross defense attorney agreed. during a testy examination he tried to poke holes in debra's testimony, starting with her story of those spots. >> were you scared? >> yes. >> did you call it? place >> yes or no? >> no. >> gottlieb says deborah stories didn't add up either. >> time and time again, when she is saying that she

deborah villalon is tonight for us, deborah. well frank, we're right outside the home that burned and crews are here. monitoring overnight. the fire was only a few miles from main street, penn grove and that weight on everyone considering what we've seen this summer. from sky fox. a house burns in the petaluma countryside tuesday afternoon. no one was home when it started and family members tried to return since gone. the house is gone, burned down frantic about the pets. i wasn't sure if she had gotten home yet. so i was worried about oliver animals. just seven dogs, and i don't know how many horses now neighbors alerted arriving crews to the dogs, rescuing them from the garage. one firefighter suffered radiant burns through his turnout gear, so shoulder and leg. but through the turnout gear, intense heat. claim is getting larger and fast moving flames. 911 calls flooded in the fire went from the house to grasp, then spotted embers a half mile ahead. alarming spread. given relatively calm conditions. it's critical. it's critica

deborah burlinggame's brother was 51 years old.s the pilot of flight 77 that high jackers flew into the pentagon. and bart was 32. he was a trader for cantor fitzgerald at the world trade center. we're 20 years later. seems impossible. but take us back. tell me briefly a little bit about your brother, deborah. start with you. >> sure. his nickname was chick. he was the oldest of four from a military family. always wanted to be a pilot. i have a picture of him when he was a toddler holding the airplane. he was a fun kid. he was a fun adult. he ended up going to the u.s. naval academy, became a fighter pilot. he was a 25-year navy captain. reactivated for the gulf war. this was while he was a pilot for american airlines. he volunteered. a super patriot. he had a ton of friends. i've never seen so many grown men cry at his funeral. just a great, great guy. >> what do you remember, deborah, that realiing it might have been his plane? >> i was just talking about that. i had a friend said would trip be involved in this? i said no, he fli

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deborah hanson for her lifelong career of servant leadership. from the bottom of our hearts, we wish deborah the best as she embarks on this next chapter in her life. madam speaker, i yield. the speaker pro tempore: the chair now recognizes the gentlewoman from the virgin islands, ms. plaskett, for five minutes. ms. plaskett: thank you, madam speaker. during one of my floor speeches last week, i shared the president biden's build back better plan embodied the vision of the american people and is the kind of legislation that assures our people hardworking americans across the country that we will not abandon them in their time of need. now i love history. tomorrow is a very special day in the virgin islands. it's contract day. i can't help but make the connection between the landmark provisions outlined in build back better, the transformational piece of legislation, and what is happening in our halls of congress as we come to the point of passing that with the struggle that took place in my home on st. croix on october 1, 1878. then known as the

>> i am not sure yet. >> reporter: we first met deborah at the apple homeless in cabinet last month, where she had been living for a while. today, she finally feels safe for the first time in a long time. and as a steady stream of rvs again to arrive, deborah is making a promise to her new neighbors. >> they may be one paycheck away from being where we are. they shouldn't judge, and they should give us a chance. we aren't going to rob, steal, thieve, cause problems. >> be transparent. >> we want answers. >> reporter: neighbors began protesting at sunrise, saying the city's decision to place the rv parking site in between two apartment buildings, and right next to a playground, endangers kids. what's more, they said the decision was made behind closed doors, with zero public input. >> there is no need to ski behind us and do these kinds of things. is totally negligent and corrupt. we have to be part of the process. >> i have a lot of compassion and respect for the homeless. i just feel that what the city is doing, it is not going to have them at all. >> reporter: do you feel the need

how they're rehearsing in these times and deborah roberts takes us backstage. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday t.ghni on the controvro vaccines for children and boosters for adults. dr. fauci on the timeline. but first, the category 1 hurricane slamming into the u.s., now a slow-moving and dangerous tropical 75-mile-an-hour winds. a half million without power tonight. this evening, flash flood watches now across five states and this stretches some 500 miles. hurricane nicholas growing stronger, just as it approached the u.s. the 19th named storm now to hit the u.s. in a little more than a year. making landfall near sergeant beach, s, then movingxa inlan u inches of rain. the winds at this citgo station. this galveston neighborhood battered by the dangerous winds and the rain and then daylight revealing the damage to homes, power lines down. and of course, the real danger slows to a crawl.he storm now abc's victor oquendo in riicholn middle onef the night. rapidly intensifying into a category 1 hurricane just before landfall south of houston. the powe

you go around them, you're going to have to do it is deborah lion said, i mean most of us were saying, well, maybe the holiday could be the worst because of their desperate financial and economic situation and humanitarian and help the tuition into taking the right actions good, so far we're having journalists being beaten up. we're having women being shot at in crowds and beaten with rifle, but we have universities calling down hospitals closing down the one to the international assistant. so basically they're going to have to do this despite the taliban. the only good thing here is that after years of interacting in doha, the american international diplomats and some of the taliban leadership know each other well, know how to talk to each other. and that bridge is going to have to be used to get the humanitarian aid flowing just as quickly as possible. and in fact, the professor good talk to william lauren staff in washington. i pleasure. the rest of the days news straight ahead here on i was just near up cobit 19 vaccine supplies coming up short in africa, w h o says the wealthy co

we followed the exploits of deborah carolyno's fifth graders for a while, to the school house to theate capitol. >> it is looking good. >> martin elementary school in san francisco. >> if you get it wrong, it is okay. >> deborah carlinno's students are keeping one eye on their school work and on other thing 90 miles away. >> any way now, the california state presence that will vote on a resolution that can be traced to this very classroom. >> in 2017, deborah says, during the discussion of the civil rights movement, she told the story about ruby bridges, alone, and under armed federal escourt integrated her school. a student asked if ruby had a day named after her? >> the girl who asked the question is a sophomore in high school. >> it is amazing how one question could have started that. >> go ruby! >> a movement, matty means, petitions and public speaking got their school, then their district, finally, their county to officially recognize november 14th as ruby bridges' walk to school day. deborah's most recent fifth grade class brought the idea to the state senator. >> he was the on

weekly reporting live in santa rosa deborah villalon ktvu, fox two news. it was your son, would you want them restrained? one attitude? not bad. a special meeting on school safety in antioch coming up the new video that's causing controversy at at least 46 people have died after remnants of hurricane ida hit the east coast later tonight, the flooding and tornadoes that caused devastating damage. at usaa, we've been called too exclusive. because we were created for officers. but as we've evolved with the military, we've grown to serve all who've honorably served. no matter their rank, or when they were in. a marine just out of basic, or a petty officer from '73. and even his kids. and their kids. usaa is made for all who've honorably served and their families. are we still exclusive? absolutely. and that's exactly why you should join. alcohol level over the legal limit are two separate crimes. that's when an appeals court in san francisco has ruled the first district court of appeals ruled yesterday that the two charges described different conduct. the cour

deborah ions told the un security council that if african assets and 8 payments remain out of reach, the consequences will be devastating. well, the 1st international passenger play and leave cobble since the end of the us lead evacuations has landed in cut off the flight carried more than $100.00 foreign passport holders, including american soldiers here. as mohammed jumped, june was at dough. how's international airport when the passengers arrived? we're seeing a lot of children among these 113 passengers. a lot of mothers, a lot of fathers as well. the people who have come by have seem to be in good spirits. they seem to be quite happy that they are here. as i said, there was a lot of uncertainty about what happens next. we've been told by officials here that this group of passengers are going to be 1st of all process. we are right now in the terminal where passport control is and then custom, so they will go through passport control, show their papers, go through customs. then we're told they will be taken to compound here into that is hosting hundreds of afghan refugees and evac

us live tonight, deborah.hank you. the funeral for gabby potato is set for this sunday in holbrook, new york, where she grew up her father tweeted this photo of pitino today, adding his thanks for all of the support. community members in long island came together this evening for a candlelight vigil for the 22 year old meantime, in south florida as foxes phil keating tells us the search continues in a wilderness area for any sign of her fiance. from the air and on the ground friday, more fruitless searching in the swampy florida backcountry. still no brian laundry bryant and danger about an hour after laundries parents returned home from meeting with the orlando attorney, their son was indicted by a federal grand jury. the u. s district court of wyoming issued a warrant for his arrest for use of unauthorized access devices related to mr launders activities following the death of gabrielle petito. this alleges that laundry committed debit card fraud between august 30th and september 1st by using someone's atm c

deborah lines told the un security council, if african assets and payments remain out of reach. the consequences will be devastating. the 1st international passenger plane to leave cobbles, since the end of the us lead evacuation has landed in dough on the slide. carried more than $100.00 foreign passport holders including americans job.

in afghanistan and how to extend the organizations operation there you and envoy to kind of stone deborah lines says the country could be set back for generations without economic help. there is an immediate and pressing need to deliver on a huge scale is central humanitarian aid. in areas such as health, food security, non food items and sanitation. and still secondly, there is an additional looming crisis to which i must draw your attention. billions of assets and dollar and donor funds have been frozen by members of the international community. the understandable purpose is to not is to deny these funds to the de facto taliban administration. inevitable effect, however, will be a severe economic downturn that could throw many more millions into poverty and hunger. may generate a massive wave of refugees from afghanistan and engage, set up, gather, stand back for generations. the us justice department is taking the state of texas to a federal court over a controversial new abortion law, which prohibits nearly all terminations of pregnancy. us attorney general merit garland has vowed to

ktvu is deborah villalon with more now on the search for the suspect. rick up for weeks, the coleman over crossing and sandra fell has been a magnet for opinion. mostly recall supporters. this is about our liberties this about our freedoms, and that is why i'm here. occasionally the opposing side shows up to those people here right now that say no one recall. we get along, but yesterday that was something entirely other. this protester was on the opposite end of the ramp sunday afternoon when a man with a knife started cutting down pro recalled the. banners a protester tried to stop him and it escalated into arguing and shoving. i didn't see it but apparently punched him knocked him to the ground. and then straddled him and started punching him in the face. the suspect ran off the ramp into the dominican neighborhood in the vicinity of coleman elementary school. the victim, 59 from nevado was treated and released from the hospital. friends say he suffered school and jaw injuries. he opened his door today only to say no comment. feeling really bad for a

deborah villalon ktvu, fox two news.labor unions were huge supporters of governor newsom and tonight we've seen a number of unions react to the victory, the state's largest teachers union said. this election outcome is a victory for our students, public education and working families. now that this costly and unnecessary recall is behind us, let's continue our commitment to the public education and future all california students and families deserve. all right. you've got a nice looking plan for the week. we're gonna cool down coming. it's starting now. we're seeing temperatures cooler out there. now we've got a big fog bank coming in over the headlines right now and out over the hills of san mateo county. beautiful shot that sells for us right there. um can't see the bay bridge at this point but you can see over here in the east bay hills. you can see the fog getting in and so, um, just beautiful. the way that comes in. i really do. enjoy this. these cameras at night like this when such when you get the fog under lit or

that's ktvu is deborah villalon report, she now will host a community party in his memory this weekend. his valeo living room looks like a christmas extravaganza. thousands of dollars in toys, gifts for children. sonia mitchell doesn't even know when i buried that i had lost me. mitchell is healing by helping sunday afternoon at blue rock springs park. she's throwing a party, carnival games, face, painting and food to honor her 23 year old son, damon ferguson, known as data one year after his funeral at this gonna be data thursday from heaven. palace case day from heaven. and i'm agreeing all these toys in to make all these kids so happy. mitchell has many helpers and although she began this with her own money, word has spread and donations have helped grow the celebration. whoever comes over that bridge i'm a welcome you and i don't care who you are because i've got past hating and being mad for 365 days. the ambulance never came. mitchell's experience was horrific. driving data wounded to the er. my son is a gunshot victim. i'm still waiting for my son to get out the car shot outside

ktvu deborah villalon live in calistoga tonight. we're fire awareness is high, especially heading into the next month, deb. julie october if it doesn't rain promises to be nerve wracking. this red flag is brief. while most people sleep but never routine for those who experienced wildfire. one year ago to the day the glass fire was just beginning and in almost a month leveled some 70,000 acres and 1500 structures like the tubbs fire three years before burning from napa county into sonoma county. i was seeing the fire coming over the top of the hill from calistoga in east santa rosa, where burn scars from both fires overlap. people pay attention when an alert hits their phone. and while mountain winds are the worry, they know fire doesn't stay still once started, i take it seriously. i do every time this ranking valley couple has vivid memories of the glass fire looming across the street last year, there's a little bit of fear their anxiety of their reassured local fire station staff up during red flag conditions, and they and their n

deborah villalon reporting for us live in vallejo with what that city is doing tonight. thank you, deb. down to the fatal shooting in santa rosa over the weekend. police say they have arrested a second suspect now 27 year old edney fema saga of santa rosa that happened, and also yesterday, police arrested 29 year old folk attiyah who we are also of santa rosa. both are accused of shooting and killing 27 year old kenneth mcdaniel in the parking lot outside the whiskey tip on the basketball road on saturday night. police say there may have been a fight that led to the shooting. a man wrongly convicted of murder will receive an $8 million settlement from the city of san francisco. maurice caldwell was released from prison in 2011 after spending 20 years behind bars. he was convicted back in 1991 for murder, based on eyewitness testimony later found to be inaccurate. a judge overturned his conviction. the chronicle reports. san francisco supervisors have approved the settlement of his lawsuit. two and 11 california is extending its vaccine requirement to workers in adult and

pg and e plans to return high risk lines to normal when fire season ends in west marin, deborah villalonktvu, fox two news. already taking a look. second look at those temperatures from today they were cooler, obviously and in felt it, you could feel it. you feel out there now. temperatures are running a little cool and there were last night. there's a lot of fog. there's a lot of sea breeze. we're going to see temperatures in the mid and low fifties tonight, so it's getting chilly days are getting shorter. we're not far from the fall equinox terminal equinox, and as that happens right, the days are going to start getting shorter and shorter. think we're losing like about 2.5 almost three minutes of daylight a day now as each day as we go oh, forward. so it's getting more dark. it's dark out there. now, as you look at santa's a. no is that is that scott is that sounds a what is it? yeah it sounds like okay. i don't know why i look like jack lenin square to me. okay, so, yes. a little fog and sandals, a little fog pretty much and throughout the bay area tonight. um you can see the system

i'm expecting during this meeting council messed council members to get a briefing from deborah lyons, who's the head of the un mission in afghanistan on the latest on the ground in the increasingly dire humanitarian situation, as well as concerns about human rights abuses for women and girls. and particularly, and minority groups as well. this seems to be a message again to the afghan people about the international communities commitment to them. of course, they will have to discuss also exactly what the us role will be moving forward to address that in many sticky issues. will remain on that front. but what i do expect out of this meeting is a real focus on those humanitarian issues and rights issues. we're going to hear also from nobel laureate malala use of psi who was shot after advocating for girls religion, which had been banned in her part of pakistan by the taliban. so an emotional speech expected on that front meant to appeal to the international community as it charts away forward in afghanistan. now that the united states has withdrawn and been one of the issues that might

david: deborah vive en el Área del camino.auto. >> hace tres semanas que no estamos en la casa. ya me quiero ir a la casa. las evacuaciones continÚan. >> creo que hasta el hambre se me fue. ya no quiero comer. siempre la ataca a uno en esa forma. me van a decir que no estÁ la casa. es duro ahorita. Éstas son cifras, hay una persona que tiene su propia es dura. >> aquÍ pasan las horas en busca de respuestas, intentan animarse ante ellos con mÚsica y charlas, tambiÉn con esperanzas de que el incendio no siga creciendo y no se lleve los recuerdos que no aparecen en las estadÍsticas oficiales. >> >> en caso de presentarse una emergencia por incendio, es importante que tome en cuenta los siguientes artÍculos y los eche a la bolsa. chÁvez, dinero. tarjetas de crÉdito o una identificaciÓn. una cartera o billeteras. ropa. >> enseguida que tenga todo esto para evacuar en 15 minutos. toma su bolsa y ceba. >> tiene tiempo para echar a su bolsa otros artÍculos una linterna, puede cerrar su bolso y no olvides llevarse una almohada. puede a

and it gives me hope in santa rosa deborah villalon ktvu, fox two news.ell, halloween is right around the corner. but this year's pumpkin harvest may not be what it's been in years past. pumpkins like many other california crops are suffering from the state's historic drought. at farmer john's pumpkin farm in half moon bay co owner danny uh, forteo says the farm has grown it just half the rate of a usual season. and that means about five acres of the orange fruit instead of 10. and producing up to 15 varieties instead of 20 to 25. the hardest part of this year was figuring out how much crop to plant with our water situation. and um, just managing what we had. and if you're looking to see some of those giant pumpkins, the heavyweight championship of gargantuan goard's pumpkin weigh off is coming up in just a few weeks, october 11th in haf moon bay between seven in the morning and two o'clock in the afternoon. hundreds of dead fish spotted in newark lake. what city officials say is causing the problem. in those temperatures heated up today, they're going to

rall >> lukas rambousek >> maria ramirez >> harry ramos >> vishnoo ramsaroop >> deborah a.dd rancke >> adam david rand >> jonathan c. randall >> shreyas s. ranganath >> anne t. ransom >> faina rapoport >> rhonda sue rasmussen >> robert a. rasmussen >> amenia rasool >> r. mark rasweiler >> marsha d. ratchford >> david alan james rathkey >> and for my grandfather. i was never able to meet but pretty sure we would've had a lot of fun together. >> and my brother, dennis, and his brother-in-law, thomas, we love and miss you every day. the memories of the flesh comic books. dennis. the hotel california song. all of the memories. to quote my brother phil, keep the sam adams on ice, until we meet again. dennis and tom, this is for you. [applause] >> william ralph raub >> gerard f. rauzi >> alexey razuvaev >> gregory reda >> sarah anne redheffer >> michele marie reed >> judith ann reese >> donald j. regan >> robert m. regan >> thomas michael regan >> christian michael otto regenhard >> howard reich >> gregg reidy >> james brian reilly >> kevin o. reilly >> timothy e. reilly >> josep

deborah villalon reporting in the north bay, deb. thank you, southwest congresswoman anna as she sent a letter to pg and e ceo today, demanding answers about the recent power outages, she says some of her constituents in the santa cruz mountains have experienced lengthy outages over the past six weeks. the letter read, in part, while i appreciate the utilities long overdue attention to wildfire prevention. safety need not necessarily come at the expense of reliability, unexpected and days long outages are more than an inconvenience. they pose their own health and safety risk. particular particularly for the elderly and those living in more isolated areas, and the current situation cannot become the new normal. new at 11. san francisco resumed enforcing a parking rule today that had been put on hold during the peak of the pandemic. the sfm to says it's back to tone vehicles that are parked in restricted peak hour tow is owns. some exemptions apply, including zones located near park. let's transportation officials also say that the so

deborah villalon shows us the adjustments made to keep attendees they're safe. what's up so fun? it was 2019 the last time music rang out from bottle rocks, five stages and with 40,000 spectators daily. every patch of empty grass will disappear this weekend. feel great, excited, excited to get out has a little fun. we out here with all these hot bands that are here, headliners include guns and roses and foo fighters to fans from mountain view our car camping to see their favorites. miley cyrus, of course, um. who else? meghan ist alyan kgl, but pretty much everybody entry batters warned of potential exposure to covid-19. an admission requires a vaccination card or negative covid test. no more than three days old. i got up here and didn't realize that we were gonna have to have the vaccination, though that kind of stuff to keep fans from getting shut out. a 15 minute rapid test is offered for $89 outside the gates. i've been going to this concert every year, and last year was kind of a bummer to miss it. so what? to get out and see it, and so we got up here and realize we gotta ge

deborah, what's your view of that?rk we do at cdn is very much research—based. we look at evidence and we have done surveys and our work and other people's work show is there is a great level of ignorance and a level of fear so instead of embracing that in finding ways to talk about that honestly and openly, people ignore it and pretend it's not happening, so if you don't employ a disabled person, then you haven't got to have a conversation about disability. sorry to interrupt, but the word fear there. itjumped out to me. help me understand more what you mean about that and i'd be interested to hear more from the other three as well. does the issue of fear come into this? i think fear is interesting because it is not a word... it's a word that has come out of our research from within the industry that they're afraid that if they say something it's the wrong thing, or if they do something it's the wrong thing and they're going to get called out on it. and that has been screaming loud and clearfrom our research over the

deborah lions told the un security council that if i can, assets and aid payments remain out of reach. consequences will be devastated. the 1st international passions are plain to leave campbell since the end of the us that evacuation has landed in the country capital. the council airways flight carried more than a 100 firm passport holders, including americans. the white house says that it will keep pressuring the taliban to ensure us citizens and eligible africans are able to leave afghanistan for trying to depart off santa san. our objective from the beginning here has been to work with the countries work with our partners in the region to get this airport operational and get people who want to part out of the country. american citizens, legal, permanent residents, others who have fought alongside us over the last 20 years. so that's what we've been working around the clock to do. it is true. we have to continue to press the taliban to be to work with us to help people depart. who want to depart to africa? journalists say that they were beaten, and taliban detention after covering

ktvu is deborah villalon tells us whether the cash incentive worked. oka martinez, a few 100 employees of stark restaurants gathered so their bosses could give them money, eva hernandez, uh, this certificate worth a $1000 visa gift card to enter the drawing staff just had to be vaccinated. good job. you're the best. when the contest launched last month 85% of employees across seven locations were vax. the owners were shooting for 100% it got like 20 more people over the line, so i feel okay about that. we're now at 90% number 15 3 winners were drawn from h eatery. $21,000 outlay and all restaurants closed for the day so everyone could attend the drawing and enjoy a company party. first in a long time, i've worked for them for 13 years. i'm 10 years winners said as much as they appreciate the windfall they value safety, working with the public, and there was a period of time where it was stressful and uncomfortable. and it still is at times because we don't know when people take off their masks if they are vaccinated, and the owners say they won't stop

but the security council is in an uncomfortable position, as was laid out by deborah lyons, who is the representative of the us in afghanistan and the assistance mission they are. she pointed out that billions of dollars in afghans assets have been frozen aid money into the country has been frozen. with the goal of not letting that money get into the hands of the taliban, whose government, as named does not include any women or any opposition. members, but the financial situation in the country as a result is increasingly dire and risks plunging. 97 percent of the country below the poverty line. it also means that there could be millions of refugees and result ultimately and a larger threat to international peace and security as a result of freezing that money. so we heard that top members of the taliban are still on the international sanctions list. so what we heard coming from deborah lions in other speakers and the situation there was the importance of keeping that money flowing through the un to help people in need. and also the importance of the international community speaking wi

has carried out reprisal killings since taking over the country. despite its promises of amnesty, deborah lyons also urged the world to keep the money flowing into afghanistan, or it could suffer a historic breakdown. he told a security council. the country could be set back generations without economic help . there is an immediate and pressing need to deliver on a huge scale is central humanitarian aid. in areas such as health, food security, non food items and sanitation. and still, secondly, there is an additional looming crisis to which i must draw your attention. billions of assets and dollar and donor funds have been frozen by members of the international community. the understandable purpose is to not is to deny these funds to the de facto taliban administration. inevitable effect, however, will be a severe economic downturn that could throw many more millions into poverty and hunger. may generate a massive wave of refugees from afghanistan. and engage, set up, gather, stand back for generations. the 1st international passenger plane to leave cobble. since the end of the us, lead e

her sister though, who deborah just brought up, was also a rebel in her own way. her sister had a much more conventional marriage and married another temple priest. even though she had been raised the family was complaining about her and she wasn't nice or helpful and finally her father-in-law wrote to her parents if she doesn't change her behavior, i'm building a cage and i'm putting her in this cage. that seemed to us absolutely crazy putting your daughter-in-law in a cage, but this was a common kind of household punishment because the idea was the family had to have a way of controlling people it was a good way to keep tabs on them and show the community that you are doing something about this person. there are memoirs from the period of people that spent months. >> this is a book that fundamentally without being subconsciously so about the craft about how is it that we know what we know and what do we do when we want to know stuff and we can't find it out. for me, a great example is how you deal with the moment when she makes a break for it. will you tell us a

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gosh alright, deborah villalon live horse tonight, deborah.ty of alameda has a new fire chief. the city manager announced today that nick lovey will begin serving his chief on october 15th. he most recently served as the deputy chief for the oakland fire department for 21 years chief lobby has worked as an emt paramedic and a swiftwater rescue technician. he takes over for alligators. interim fire chief rick zom beck, who has served in the position since the beginning of the pandemic. john beck will now retire. it's been three full months since the state fully reopened, but the bay area is 27 transit agencies are still recovering from the pandemic. ktvu is tom baker has the details. the metropolitan transportation commission keeps an eagle eye on bay area transportation data in real time. very broadly speaking, we are now running at about 90% of pre pandemic levels of traffic on a year to come back, with some bridges and roadways still in recovery. we . this resettlif traffic patterns in years rather than months or weeks. but since the state o

deborah lyons told the un security council that if africa assets and aid payments remain out of reach, the consequences will be devastating. the 1st international passenger plane to leave combo. since the end of the us, i'd evacuation has landed in doha, qatar airways flight carried more than $100.00 foreign possible holders, including american us president joe biden has announced sweeping new federal cove at $900.00 vaccine requirements affecting as many as 100000000 american workers infections are searching driven by the delta various, especially among those refusing to be an option of los angeles has become the 1st major us school district to make vaccinations mandatory for students. those age 12 and older have until january to get that jobs. the cities had some of the longest school closures anywhere in the us through the pandemic education officials. so they want to stop that happening again. the world health organization expects african nations to receive 25 percent fewer vaccine doses than expected this year. it blame as wealthy countries, which it says of failing to deliver on

deborah lion told the un security council, if ask and assets and payments remain out of rage, the consequences will be devastating. the 1st international passenger planning to leave cobbled since the end of the us lead evacuation has landed in jo. gotta a slide carried more than 100 farm passport holders, including american andrew biden has spoken directly with chinese leaders. she's been paying for the 1st time in more than 6 months. the phone conversation was initiated by the us president slide and told she pleaded the need to ensure competition does not be into conflict. i've got to stop relies heavily on cross border trade with pakistan, but corruption and smuggling. a slowing the flow of goods that's risking the livelihoods of people on both sides of the border and leaving tons of much needed food, rotting in trucks, a sama bin jervey reports from the talk. i'm crossing for kilometers, drugs laden with fruits, vegetables, and other perishable items. lane the road to pakistan. this is the main highway leading to the door border crossing. some of these drivers have been queuing for days wit

as ktvu is deborah villalon reports.efighters say today's fire shows once again how fast vegetation can take off. we couldn't really quite tell where exactly it was when smoke suddenly billowed behind nicholson ranch winery. no one was sure how close fire was. and if it was coming, was it right next to us, just, you know. just over the hill so it was a little bit scary. first from sky fox, the fremont fire, throwing up heavy smoke over the sonoma valley and triggering a big response for local agencies and cal fire, so we're looking at about 107 firefighters or fire personnel on scene, including air attack and our helicopters. no structures were threatened. this was grassy hills and shopper out, but with fuels dry and getting drier priority is on keeping fires small. last week we got a little bit of rain, but it didn't bring enough rain into change our. moistures in the fuel. the fire burned within sight of highway traffic, winding through rolling vineyards, and investigators spoke to construction workers who were working

deborah, how's it going?s overwhelmingly pro, newsome, julie, so people ended up celebrating almost on arrival. beach the republican recall we didn't california lieutenant governor elena kagan alajakis headliner at this watch party that lost all suspense early. the crowd erupting about 8 30 when numbers showed governor newsom beating recall by a wide margin. yeah. one of the things people are asking is did we really have to do this? the governor will be on the ballot next year. i will be too, for that matter, did we really have to have a special election? qanon lakis says republicans saw an opportunity during the pandemics troubled times. but with california covid manageable compared to many gop states, critics failed to make their case. what i can attest to because my office is right down the hall from governor newsom. is that nobody has gotten up earlier and stayed up later to do his best to steer our state through covid. a lot of what was driving the recall was misinformation. david campos is vice chair of

ktvu is deborah villalon tells us about the efforts here in the bay area to prevent even more deaths. nobody knew. and nobody knew that. how dangerous was appealed? valentina long homer was 14, a happy high school freshman who loved camping dirt bikes and her family. but on a saturday morning this month, her dad found valentina dead in her bed from a pill. someone gave her so they give these bills to them told him them that they're going to have sweet dreams. that's really nice to lay down in the bed and they're going to be relaxing, and she was her, uh, putting my sports with fentanyl. concord police posted this photo warning. other teens and parents as investigators try to find the pills, source. what i heard is they make $5 an appeal. so, uh, they were just trying to get more people involved so their business can grow across the us and the world international overdose awareness day is now in its 21st year, its motto. time to remember time to act, activists say silence is deadly to they're so ashamed. and so the stigma in society oh, it's just a junkie. whatever a recovered addict h

deborah villalon and sonoma county tonight, deborah. thank you. late this afternoon, pgd gave the all clear for the power shutoffs in the north bay power was cut to a few 100 customers in napa and solano counties because of the dangerous weather conditions. cruiser now inspecting the lines and restoring power power is also being restored to other northern california counties, where power lines were shut down because of that red flag warning. fire officials say a group of famous trees at sequoia national park were not harmed by flames from the knp complex. fire crews managed to protect those trees, known as the four guardsmen by removing vegetation nearby and wrapping fire resistant material around the basis of those giant sequoias. the knp complex began as two separate fires on september 10th. both were started by lightning. the knp complexes now burned more than 23,000 acres and is 0% contained, caltrans says. starting tomorrow highway 50 will be fully open to the public. that's the main artery from the bay area to the south lake tahoe area. it's

ktvu deborah villalon is in santa rosa tonight with the restaurant owners say it worked, deborah frank a seven restaurants involved almost 500 employees. this was a novel approach to getting more shots into arms, blanca martinez, a few 100 employees of stark restaurants gathered so their bosses could give them money. even hernandez. this certificate worth a $1000 visa gift card to enter the drawing staff just had to be vaccinated. good job. you're the best when the contest launched last month, 85% of employees across seven locations. patients were vax. the owners were shooting for 100% it got like 20 more people over the line, so i feel okay about that. we're now at 90% number 15 3 winners were drawn from each eatery a $21,000 outlay and all restaurants closed for the day so everyone could attend the drawing and enjoy a company party. first in a long time, i've worked for them for 13 years. i'm 10 years winner said as much as they appreciate the. windfall they value safety working with the public, and there was a period of time where it was stressful and uncomfortable. and it still is

host: our next call is deborah in pensacola, florida.i was fixing to go get some crown molding off of the bathroom could we had a plumbing adventure with a bathtub leak and had to have the bathroom redone upstairs. i was watching a program and then i saw a plane go into the tower. then i was watching it again and i thought that maybe it was an aviation error. then i saw the plane going into the other tower and then i figured something is up. not even an hour and a half ago, -- not even an hour and a half, i saw the two towers collapsed. it was something. i had my daughter in school and i regret not getting her out of school. i regret it to this day. i can't drive and i still can't drive and i thought maybe it was best to leave them there. i was working at the blind services and was it mistreated director and said, get to the tv, there is something going on. all of the people there were gathered around. host: how do you think our country has changed in the last 20 years? caller: i don't want to say. i think afghanistan, the thing of it is

deborah lines told the un security council, if african assets and payments remain out of rage. the consequences will be devastating . the 1st international passenger plane to leave cobbled since the end of the us late evacuation has landed in the cut airways flight, carried more than 100 foreign passport holders, including americans. joe biden has spoken directly with chinese lay this eugene paying for the 1st time in nearly 7 months. the phone conversation was niecy, initiated by the us president discussions come at a low point in china us relations. but in told she both ladies need to ensure competition does not v into conflict. katrina, you has more from jean. this phone call is hugely significant. so far we've got scant details about what exactly was discussed, but both sides are saying so far that it was a broad discussion. now bridging has released a statement, a very brief one saying that washington initiated the colon invited gigi and ping to speak with joe biden. and that it was an in depth and extensive strategic communication on issues of common concern. now, where y

it's just really is in vallejo, deborah villalon ktvu, fox two news. well.san francisco's flower piano event is back. well after a one year hiatus. see, san francisco botanical garden is bringing back pianos to its garden. this is video from the 2019 event. anyone can actually play the pianos. a few professional musicians, though, have agreed to step in and perform as well. this event runs through september 21st. are coming up new protections for abortion clinics, plus a state of emergency in del rio, texas. thousands of migrants building shelters under a bridge tonight the action the biden ministrations, now taking. plus the city of oakland, disciplining a number of police officers for racist and sexist instagram posts at 10 30, the punishment they face and how the mayor is reacting. and later in sports, the exciting end to the giants game as he tried to stay in front of the pack for the playoff push jason appelbaum. we'll have the highlights a bit later. and there you have it- woah. wireless on the most reliable network nationwide. wow. -big deal! ...we ge