dillon got the news from his dad. >> i just lost it. that i had been dependent on my whole life, and she was gone. >> reporter: lucy's mom was taken to see lisa's body. >> reporter: lisa's best friend from the mall, was likewise saddened. >> i have lost my best friend, someone who made me a better person [crying], someone who was good. >> reporter: because lisa had been in her prime, sound health, her death was categorized as an attentive. which means the police would take a look before could be ruled an accident. but what else could it be? a woman home alone working out, a husband coming back at launch only to find a ghastly scene in the basement. it could not be anything but an accident, could it? coming up >>> police do some investigating, and something does not make sense. >> i tried cpr, i'm an ex first responder. >> he's turning down 9-1-1 help. >> he had red flags. >> something major knows? twitch. >> yes. when dateline continues >>> xfinity rewards presents: '1st and 10gs.' xfinity is giving away ten grand to a new lucky winner

to you, seth dillon, what is it exactly that you are looking for? what is the cause? end to viewpoint discrimination on these platforms. they originally sold themselves to us as platforms of free expression without barriers. that is a direct quote from twitter's old mission statement. that's how they position themselves, that you run into all these barriers. we have been censored for hateful conduct and misinformation when really it is just the content of the speech that they don't like. they built their ideology into the terms of service and enforced it as if it is objective and fair when it is really not. it comes down on one side and affects one side of the equation. so i would like to see an end to viewpoint's cremation. >> trace: i think it's a fair ask. you mention twitter, first liberty press release, "nowhere in twitter, facebook, or instagram's user agreements will one find a provision announcing their standards will be applied one way for conservatives and another way for everyone else. systematically inconsistent censorship under cover of supposedly neutral

speeds up to 40 or 50 miles per hour and along the coastline we will see heaviest rain fall from dillon beach stretching into bodgea bay, all the way into the marin headlands. over near berkeley we have seen heavier showers earlier this morning. it is light rain on-and-off and that will continue to be the case for us and we want to pay close attention to that because there is a flood watch in effect until wednesday. the isolated storms receive with heavy rain at times, that is what we pay attention to into after that we will be seeing thunderstorm activity into this afternoon. that mixed with wind speeds around 40 or 50 miles per hour along the coastline could cause lasting impacts. downed trees, power outages and potential localized flooding, we will keep a close eye on that for the next couple of hours. >>> storms like this one always bring a potential flood worries and for anyone living near the guadalupe river mary lee introduces us to one of those san jose homeowners who assume the river rise dangerously close to homes . >> i was worried the electricity would go out again. >> it wa

. >> dillon says after seeing it, she couldn't believe this had just happened. a few miles down the road. >> it did look fake and it looked very, very convincing. it was like the wizard of oz. everyone we spoke with thursday night said they had never seen or even heard of this type of weather event happening here in california. >> and while some said they found it terrifying, i would probably run away just because being from here, i have no clue what that entails. >> i'm not used to that type of weather. >> others say they think it's pretty cool. >> oh, i go towards it, you know , with a sort of trying to keep a safe distance. yeah, absolutely. yeah. just fascinating to watch. oh yeah. how could you not in sonoma county? >> tim johns, abc seven news. well of course we have to get the full picture. >> abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel is here with the expert breakdown and also tracking all the storms. what are we seeing? sandhya yeah. >> let's take a look first at this video. again, because we are so fascinated by the idea of this funnel cloud that was r

one is dillon o'malley. how is she going to deal with this on the campaign now? >> harris:axios says biden is embracing policies like asylum laws and suggesting he'll shut down the border. brian. >> brian: number one, i'm shocked they are upset the border broke down, i thought it was intentional. number two, it is scary if they win reelection it is only going to get worse. this is an election year issue that thanks to governor abbott and governor desantis, it's become a 50-state issue. watching the moped gangs in new york city and in chicago, sanctuary city and in long island talking about it. it is a 50-state issue. if president biden prevails, you think it is bad now, all hell will break out. >> harris: emily, the president does not follow the law now. just because you pass a bill now and he says he can shut down the border, the number is 8500 on a given day. why would he follow those laws if he won't follow these laws? >> emily: i wish everyone in the party would answer that question or be asked that. when i think about how millions of americans have lost love

martina dillon is one of the bereaved relatives who took the legal challenge.shot dead by loyalists outside a bar in 1997. i've been living in pure hell since 1997. i haven't got out in 1997. every day it's 1997 to me. my greatest hope was to come and be awarded my inquest. i'm fighting for truth and justice for my husband. i have to speak for me. can't speak for himself. the family successfully applied for a ruling that the provision for amnesties was in breach of international human rights law. the judge said the measure wouldn't help reconciliation, as the government had claimed. so it's back to parliament and back to the uk government about what they are going to do next. we urge them to repeal this legislation and put in its place processes that will finally prioritise victims and vindicate their rights. victims' lawyers had also argued that the commission wouldn't have the powers to carry out sufficient investigations. the judge disagreed with that. the minister in charge of the legislation, called the legacy act, indicated he was planning a full appeal.

martina dillon is one of the bereaved relatives who took the legal challenge.ide a bar in 1997. i've been living in pure hell since 1997. i haven't got out in 1997. every day it's 1997 to me. my greatest hope was to come and be awarded my inquest. i'm fighting for truth and justice for my husband. i have to speak for me. can't speak for himself. the family successfully applied for a ruling that the provision for amnesties was in breach of international human rights law. the judge said the measure wouldn't help reconciliation, as the government had claimed. so it's back to parliament and back to the uk government about what they are going to do next. we urge them to repeal this legislation and put in its place processes that will finally prioritise victims and vindicate their rights. victims' lawyers had also argued that the commission wouldn't have the powers to carry out sufficient investigations. the judge disagreed with that. the minister in charge of the legislation, called the legacy act, indicated he was planning a full appeal. it will take some time to c

over with blue and white pictures, trying to recover from last year's partnership with transgender dillonmorning houthi rebels saying they fired missiles at two ships in the red sea earlier today, at u.s. forces laughed self-defense strike targeting two houthi explosives, warning at hows continuing red sea attacking. >> we do assess we are having impact on their capability everyone would like to see houthis stop these attacks and we will continue to call them on to -- to stop immediately. but if they don't we will continue to take appropriate actions to not only defend international shipping and mariner's transiting red sea but continuing to degraded disrupt their capabilities. maria: iran proxy forces launched three more attacks on u.s. forces in syria since biden administration starting retaliatory strikes, one attack killed six u.s. allied soldiers on military base american soldiers were stationed joining me former national intentionals director under bush 4 former u.s. ambassador to united nations john negroponte, thanks very much for joining me once again. pleasure. >> let me get you

directors i'm dillon faber with dillon faber with san francisco transit riders, uh, just here today to urge you to approve the proposals before you today. uh, the changes will bring significant safety improvements as well as frequency improvements to the 18,000 riders who rely on the oceanview each day. um, and would also like to just spend some time to commend staff for the outreach that they've done to come up with the compromise here that works for everyone and still maintains those important safety features for transit riders. um, you know, ultimately, this is a transit fit and safety project. uh, so we should be focused on that and not preserving parking spaces. um, i think this is a good kind of compromise that meets transit riders needs and also the needs of the local community. um, so, yes, thank you for the work. we look forward to working more on this as it goes on, making more stops accessible. um, working with you all to figure out what the, um, what, uh, you know, accessories should be added to the, to the stops and all of that. but thank you to staff for the work and enco

joining us now to react, legendary driver, richard childress and his grandson driver and winner, austin dillonng us. pete: your reaction, nascar calling the race pretty early, will run at 4:00 tomorrow. >> usually we sit around in the rain. nascar did a good job, looked at the weather. there's no holes for us to get the race in. we know we're racing tomorrow at 4uz so tune in and watch and hopefully put the bass pro shop chevy out front. pete: what should people be looking for when they look at the season and nascar, when they tune in to watch this race, or the daytona 500 specifically, what should people be looking for? >> i think going back to the first question, it's a president's day. people will be off work and had they've got to be watching fox and watch this race. it's going to be amazing. the daytona 500 brings the best out in everyone and everyone wants to win the daytona 500 and nascar's made a few changes to the car, the strategy is constantly changing so i think watching the strategy and stuff like that for the race but the season's going to be great this year. pete: my understandi

up in your peloton that like do things like that i don't know, but rider is like meanwhile beg jen dillon, if you're listening, i was watching this one to peloton that although i might look i think you're right that you know in general i think the defense is a good offense and and in life and i think that that's good good advice in general. i also think and this is this is one of the quotes that haunt me about american politics. and it's a bill clinton quote and it's people vote for strong and wrong every time strong wrong. and so i do think that. we need to understand that people do have an expectation of strength. there are a lot different ways to be strong, by the way. sure. but that's something that democrats need to lean into and also that this is going to be about building the broadest possible coalition to defend democracy should almost be approached as. a parliamentary campaign, not necessarily even the top of the ticket. yeah, it's it's about it's about something than that than any person. and you know. i think those are all principles i think to keep in mind. and also about the

austin dillon would actually, um, cause a 16 car pileup. it's the biggest pileup in the history of the atlanta motor speedway. so josh williams would have to retire from the race due to damage. the yellow flag is raised. final lap, then ryan blaney, kyle busch, daniel suarez three wide right there into the final turn. it's a photo finish. suarez just edges out. blaney and busch to win the atlanta cup after the review. suarez of course, getting the win, celebrates with a pinata there. blaney takes second. busch finishes third. and yeah, suarez looks like he's enjoying that celebration. and in his initial season in major league soccer, lionel messi took the league by storm, scoring 11 goals in 14 matches. and for his efforts, he was awarded his eighth. obolon endured his third fifa best men's player and was time magazine's athlete of the year. so what could he do for an encore? we got a little peek of that tonight. messi making his mls season debut in southern california against the la galaxy scoreless in the 74th minute. the galaxy's puig sh

mansions would not be feasible nor profitable, the trump organization through outside counsel, sherry dillon commissioned appraisal to determine the value of the development rights for the plot of land upon which the trump organization had previously considered building the seven mansions. in august 2013, eric trump advised mcconney to continue to used undiscounted value of 161 million for the seven mansion development despite having received an initial estimate approximately 5.5 million from kushman and wakefield. and one little portion further. on september 8th, 2014, david mccart l advised trump verbally, that he had appraised it at 14 million. eric trump advised to continue using the $161 million value. so on september 8th he was told his 14 million, four days later, september 12th, he advised to continue using the $161 million value. underscoring your point. >> right. >> so that's number one. number two, going back to talking about the bans or the cancellation of the corporate charters which now is out of the punishment here, whereas before it had been in. there's one thing i want to po

directors i'm dillon faber with dillon faber with san francisco transit riders, uh, just here today toyou to approve the proposals before you today. uh, the changes will bring significant safety improvements as well as frequency improvements to the 18,000 riders who rely on the oceanview each day. um, and would also like to just spend some time to commend staff for the outreach that they've done to come up with the compromise here that works for everyone and still maintains those important safety features for transit riders. um, you know, ultimately, this is a transit fit and safety project. uh, so we should be focused on that and not preserving parking spaces. um, i think this is a good kind of compromise that meets transit riders needs and also the needs of the local community. um, so, yes, thank you for the work. we look forward to working more on this as it goes on, making more stops accessible. um, working with you all to figure out what the, um, what, uh, you know, accessories should be added to the, to the stops and all of that. but thank you to staff for the work and encourage

who the hell in iraq knows what dodge is and who nobody but us boomers would know that that's matt dillon'sreation to get people out of dodge city, to get out of dodge. that's probably biggest punishment you get is when matt tells you to get out of dodge. you probably never heard of our valhalla. maybe patrick has anyway him by now. he hears he hears the ultimate trainer. he taught all of many of our western stars how to shoot and draw fast, including of all people. marilyn monroe. but you've seen him. if you watch gunsmoke. this was the opening scene of the gunsmoke. that's him back in the corner in the i mean that in the corner in the distance and matt shoots him down at the opening credits of every black and white gunsmoke. and this is matt shot the bad guy at the beginning. and so we have a we have a family in this group. so the gunsmoke develops from the individual western to small group and it's you could argue that the ensemble cast is part of what gave gunsmoke its longevity and it does not follow the formula. exactly. sometimes matt closes front street from all indications are that

my name is zach dillon from the public defender's office. and also the coalition to end bias stops. i know you've received over the last couple of days, a little more than 120 ish letters of support from the coalition members. i'm sure you received many letters from the opposition as well, but the person i've been thinking a lot about, uh, uh, vice president carter roberson, you mentioned, uh, is chief harold medlock, who spoke to you all last year, and he deprioritized pretextual stops in fayetteville, north carolina, and racial disparities did go down and there was no uptick in or ill effects in traffic safety or crime. and commissioner byrne, you asked a question of him saying a decade after enacting that policy, why did the scorecard for fayetteville show that there were huge problems with killings by police , drug arrests and racial disparities in traffic stops? and the answer was that he retired and his successor undid that policy. the policy was working, and they undid it. i thought that was a very powerful call fairy tale about undoing something that is effective. um, in one

hello uh, dillon faber, san francisco transit riders. um, yeah, there's a lot to cover here. uh, i think the first thing i wanted to mention, um, is, is the, uh, um, the fact that there's no real equitable way of increasing fares. so right now, now, um, based on the, the data that was shared, it seems like there's actually more low income clipper users than there are cash users total. so, you know, saying that the clipper discount is more equitable is kind of debatable. uh, in either case, you're increasing the fares for a lot of muni riders who can't afford to pay that. and that ties into the, uh, fare evasion question as well. if more folks are unable to pay for the bus, there's going to be fewer people who do pay for the bus. so i would encourage you all to focus on keeping fares low. um, and also so there might be some better uses of the budget than putting it towards fare enforcement. i think, um, it seems like a decent chunk of the money there hasn't been spent in previous years might be better used towards, um, funding. uh, muni ambassadors who can provide additional s