but with miss doherty, it's longer than a school year. it's forever with her. >> reporter: so about those students. what is it about them that inspires you to stick with this profession? >> i look out at them, and i literally see the future. i feel the weight of the responsibility of my job. >> hi, guys! >> i know that if i don't do my very best, then i'm failing all of us. >> hi, my babies. >> our thanks to ike. we'll be right back. to help protect from hiv, i prep without pills. with apretude a prescription medicine used to reduce the risk of hiv without daily prep pills. with one shot every other month, just 6 times a year. in studies, apretude was proven superior to a daily prep pill in reducing the risk of hiv. you must be hiv negative to receive apretude and get tested before each injection. if you think you were exposed to hiv or have flu-like symptoms, tell your doctor right away. apretude does not prevent other sexually transmitted infections. practice safer sex to reduce your risk. don't take apretude if you're allergic to or ta

jill doherty, let's talk to you a little bit. domestically within russia now, are more russians becoming aware of the realities of this war as men mobilized off the street for all practical purposes are already coming home in body bags, big numbers? >> yeah, i think wolf, you would have to say that, you know, this is now affecting this partial mobilization, it's affecting people not affected before. people from big cities, moscow, st. petersburg, not people, not young men from the poorer parts of russia who were serving up until this point. that's one. and then also on social media you see quite a lot of comments about people who were sent to the front with almost no preparation and they are coming back literally within days or weeks unfortunately, you know, in coffins, in body bags and the final thing is a lot of comments about the fact that people are not being properly prepared. these are mostly civilians and they're being thrown into these really tough battles with very little preparation, training or even equipment and somet

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sergeant doherty says they just don't have enough doctors to keep up having service. >> give them the they need and deserve is a crucial turning point in our. >> healing sergeant ortiz says the brothers autopsies are now scheduled for thursday. and if everything goes as planned, melanie garcia, u.s. says their funeral will be held next week. >> we'll leave it all kron. 4 news. >> the latest san francisco accidental drug overdose report shows more than 1800 people have died that way in the last 3 years. an accidental drug overdoses are a leading cause of death in san francisco. so far this year, more than 451 people have died. that's an average of 45 folks think most of those are unhoused to drug addicts. but the data shows otherwise. 72% of people who died this way had a home address and these accidental overdoses are happening all over the city with just 21% in the tenderloin doctor, jeffrey home with the local health department says 70% of deaths are coming from the potent opioid fentanyl. greatest threat was fentanyl. is that one too much is taken? >> it can slow someone's breathin

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states, the person in charge of the american institute for the development of free labor william doherty to brazil, they began to take a direct part in some covert operations of the revolution in the same sixty-third. the pentagon has already begun to look for leverage, in addition to sanctions through rebels. the operation received the code name, brother m. the first stage of the boat to the military march 30, 1964, military attaches. the us in brazil will confirm in the telegram the military will. against the goulart, through the cia, the us provided supplies and funding for the coup, and also provided a naval task force to intimidate the goulart supporters and be able to intervene militarily if the fighting dragged on. support for the military coup was part of a broader anti-communist agenda. according to nsa documents, the white house feared that brazil would become the china of the 1960s. it is known that president goulart was friendly towards trade unions, limited the profits of multinational corporations that they could withdraw from brazil and planned to trade with communist coun

states, the person in charge of the american institute for the development of free labor william doherty jr. reported. returning to brazil, they began to take a direct part in some covert operations of the revolution in the same sixty-third. the pentagon began to look for leverage in addition to sanctions through the rebels. received the code name brother sam, the first stage of bribing the military on march 30, 1964, military attachés. us in brazil to confirm military in telegram will act against the goulart through the cia the us provided supplies and funding for the coup, and provided a naval task force to intimidate the goulart supporters and be able to intervene militarily if the fighting drags on support for the military coup was part of a broader program of anti-communist action, according to nsa documents, the white house feared that brazil would become the china of the 1960s. it is known that president goulart was friendly towards trade unions and limited profits. multinational corporations that they could withdraw from brazil and planned to trade with communist countries on apr

let's bring in cnn contributor jill doherty, adjunct professor from georgetown university.ys it has dug in and won't give up the kherson region. are we seeing the new normal where ukraine fights to reclaim territory and puts russia on its heels? >> it sure looks that way. it's really significant that that counteroffensive that began a few weeks ago by the ukrainians is really continuing. and more news that comes out, it appears russia is falling back or being pushed back by the ukrainians. president putin appeared at a news conference and answered some questions. and i read that in russian. it was interesting because a lot of russian media gave him softball questions, as you can imagine. but there were a couple of pretty decent questions. and he was very careful in the way he answered them, you know, saying he has no regrets about the war. and russia does not intend to destroy ukraine. things that he is defensive about. and about the partial mobilization if you want to talk about that, because that was interesting too. >> russia has been attacking with the kamikaze drones a

sergeant doherty says they just don't have enough doctors to keep up. have a service. >> properly give them the respect they need and deserve is. >> a crucial turning point in our. >> healing sergeant ortiz says the brothers autopsies are now scheduled for thursday. and if everything goes as planned, melanie garcia, u.s. says their will be held next week. >> philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> more protests to tell you about in los angeles as calls continue to grow for city council members. kevin de leon and gil to resign. these calls come after the council men's alleged participation in making crude and racist remarks which were hurt in a leaked audio recording. but de leon says he will not step down adding he wants to be part of the city's healing process. paul krekorian, who has served since 2010 has been elected as the council's new president. he says he hopes to restore the city's trust and its leaders. meantime, the fentanyl crisis is getting so out of hands at a california county will start treating fentanyl overdose deaths as murders. alex capr

similar story out west california's central valley,m gd where democrat adam grayin and republican john doherty are locked in a tight race and, even though biden won there in a newly drawn seat by eleven oro points and an oregon sixth district, which biden won by act whopping 14 points.g 14 point democratic andrea salinass and republican businessman mike erickson are considered a tossup now . >> joining me now are the two candidates reference john dwyere ,california congressional candidate, and mike erickson, oregon congressional candidate. mike , i want to start mike, i with you.l start with you the democrats have really owned oregon in large part for decades. >> so why is twenty, twenty two so different? differn >> well, for 40 years, >> there's no re the democrats have pretty much run the state. there hasn't been a governor, a republican governor in 40 years. and we gotne a brand, a congressional seat , which is just outside portland all the way down to the stateou capital .tsidestate a very rural area. but the voters of thiscapitol an oregonians are just tired ofim the lawlessness and the r

. >> expectations to -- >> reporter: it was shaped by bill doherty who teaches relation celebrity pagesproper analogy of reds and blues in america and couples on the brink of divorce? >> there's an analogy to couples on the brink. a big difference is that divorce is not possible in america. >> reporter: participants ariar arrived uneasy. >> i knew i had to do it. >> reporter: to get over her fear of the other side. after what happened in january 2021, when kelly addressed a virtual county commission meeting, asking commissioners to denounce the proud boys, after the violence of january 6. this was the response. then came the threatening phone calls. >> anybody who knows me knows that i mean to be here. >> reporter: task number one? >> anti-second amendment, baby killers. >> reporter: it sounds counterintuitive. list what they call you. the stereotypes. reds and blues in separate rooms. >> deploradeplorable. >> reporter: facilitators ask if there's a kernel of truth in those stereotypes. >> passion for pro life, sometimes seems to not hear women. >> reporter: so it goes. for three hours.

states, the person in charge of the american institute for the development of free labor, william doherty jr., reported. returning to brazil, they began to take a direct part in some covert operations of the revolution in the same sixty-third. the pentagon is looking leverage is already in addition to sanctions through suppliers. the operation was codenamed , brother m. the first stage of bribery, the military on march 30, 1964, military attachés. the us in brazil will confirm in the telegram the military will. against goulart, through the cia, the us provided supplies and funding for the coup, and provided a naval task force to intimidate goulart supporters and be able to intervene militarily if the fighting dragged on support for the military coup was part of a wider anti-communist agenda. according to nsa documents, the white house feared that brazil would become the china of the 1960s. it is known that the president goulart was friendly towards the unions, limited the profits of multinational corporations that they could withdraw from brazil and planned to trade with the communist cou