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dustin: but is faster better? homeless advocate pastor scott wagers says it is a benefit but many unhoused residents struggle acclimating and don't find public housing. >> most go into a tiny home and they leave. they recycle back into the streets. when people get into permanent housing, they stay there. dustin: the two solutions will be voted on and county and city meetings. dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. ama: the oakland a's have changed their plans for the future in vegas. stacy pratt has the story. abc 7 news at 5:00 will be right back. david: coming up tonight, a deadly mass shooting. two police officers among those shot. the attack on the congressman's office in virginia, the suspect armed with a bat. there's a i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. i really like the flexibility. and for me, it's one less thing to think about while traveling. d

dustin: here for now but not for long. it runs through memorial day. dustin dorsey, abc7 news.: does it make a difference when you exercise morning, afternoon, evenings? ama: new research says it does for people with type two diabetes. prices going up everywhere. it's goodbye steaks. hello, cereal. this is grocery outlet and your family can still have steaks for dinner. follow me. at grocery outlet we have an amazing selection of meats. like beef, pork, chicken, all within your family's budget even today. hello. steak and chicken and pork chops. ♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪. sorry. got excited. dan: people with type two diabetes may benefit from exercising in the afternoon. researchers looked at 2400 overweight people with type two diabetes and they found moderate to vigorous physical activity in the afternoon reduced glucose levels and had the highest chance of being able to stop taking medication. researchers admit they don't exactly know why afternoon exercise has better results, adding exercise at any time is beneficial. afternoon may help type 2 diabetes but it is goo

dustin: the cameras would likely rollout in 2024 inf passed.an: two student groups at san jose state university rallied today in support of affordable housing. protesters are upset that the mayor wants to reallocate funding that was authorized when voters approved a ballot measure e in 2020. the san jose spotlight news website says they want to spend half the money on a mental health facility and homeless services. the student groups say affordable housing is one solution to the growing homeless crisis. >> as of today, we've had 69 people that have died that are homeless on the streets of san jose. so, we are well on target to beat last year's number and that is a big concern. dan: the groups also want legal representation for people facing eviction and an end to sweeps of homeless encampments. ama: the illness that sparked quite a bit of fear for several months last year still is not completely gone. dan: the events coming up in the bay area assigned to combat monkeypox. when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know

dustin dorsey, abc7 news. ama: for a look at how homelessness has changed over the years, echoed this timeline on our website, abc7news.com. dan: new developments in the murder case of bob lee, the tech executive stabbed to death in san francisco?. the man charged in killing him is not being represented by paula canny. he now has a new lawyer. reporter melanie woodrow has been covering their success the beginning and explains what happened. reporter: a new shakeup in the bob lee murder trial, attorney paula canning withdrawing representation of nima momeni. >> it happens. it is just like that. reporter: the announcement had been scheduled for the preliminary hearing. >> energetically and have my way, clients have their way. pretty much every major life case that has one of these high-profile things, the first lawyer always gets dumped. melanie: where she would not say what conflict of interest existed -- >> it is super interesting, but i am not ever going to tell you. melanie: she did say she withdrew, not tha

dustin: capitola, dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. if today, you have missed already the best and worst times to drive. tomorrow, before noon to avoid the worst traffic. some saturday and sunday will not be too bad for traffic but it will pick up again on monday. we have just learned that all lanes are now open on 580 in oakland after that incident we mentioned earlier near keller avenue that impacted westbound traffic. dan: critics say california's goal of providing clean energy by 2045 simply cannot be done, but governor newsom says progress is being made and he touted a factory where they are building zero-ish and electric batteries to replace diesel generators. abc 7 news reporter was they are. >> we love to say state that the future happens here first. we are america's coming attraction. >> that future by governor newsom at the moxon they are creating an alternative to the diesel generator to help industries that rely and temper a power. >> what do we have here? >> the company manufactures locally and has added 250 new green jobs

abc 7 news reporter dustin dorsey has more. dustin: in an age of likes and dislikes, u.s. surgeon general dr. vivek murthy released an urgent public health advisory regarding the profound risk social media has on youth mental health. >> the interaction that children are having now with social media and the vast majority of information affects them in such a catastrophic way. dustin: a large population is at risk at this. the report says 95% of teens and 40% of kids aged 12 use of social media. parents say they are kids are on the platform too much. >> do i like that they are on it a lot of the day? i do not. >> i honestly do feel like they should be restricted, at least have, you know, and our to play with their friends -- an hour to play with their friends and bl social media, but over an hour is too much. dustin: the average teen is online 3.5 hours a day. adults are better equipped to not let social media impact them negatively come about for developing youth -- >> the kids are not with the capacity or the tools or the abilities yet to do so, and they also are not going

dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. ama: the continued follow from the san francisco district attorney's decision not to file charges against a walgreens security guard who shot a suspected shoplifter who he claimed was about to stab him. the guard said his life was threatened. abc 7 news suzanne phan has a look at the controversy surrounding the death of banko brown. >> i'm here today because i am enraged. suzanne: protesting in front of the san francisco d.h.'s office today in front of dozens of others. keith said she was disturbed by his death. suzanne: i did not know him personally, but i think we had a lot of the same experiences. suzanne: today, a broad coalition of groups came together demanding that district attorney brooke jenkins change her decisions. on monday, jenkins decided not to file charges against the store security guard who shot and killed brown last month. the security guard claimed he filed in self-defense. da jenkins: there is nothing to rebut his statements that he acted in self-defense. suzanne:

dustin a reminder of st. : patrick's remains outside of the church today.h comforted catholics in vietnam in the late 18th century, a time where they were persecuted. deacon chu hopes this place can be a place of refuge, a welcoming home for the community in san jose. >> where we are gathered together, supporting each other. i think by the name, our belonging, feeling at home. liz: tomorrow is mother's day. the national retail federation forecasts mother's day spending will reach more than 35 billion dollars this year, the second busiest day in the restaurant business according to opentable. there are plenty of ways to pamper mom. johnny, the founder of the website fund cheap.com joined us on our show yesterday with a few ideas. that includes a big event at the all -- hall pays to stay until the end. >> one of the best parts about this event is when it ins around 4:00, usually, they will have some of the roses and bouquets available for you to take home for a small donation. in the past, sometimes around five dollars to seven dollars to give gorgeous roses

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dustin: ian's online.hild institute says adults are better equipped to not let social media impact them negatively. >> the kids are not with the capacity or the tools or the abilities to do so. they also are not going to be as quick to all men a practice that has been so habitual and regular. dustin: parents often set time limits, companies have created age restrictions, and lawmakers have even work. parents to moderate their children's usage with id verification. a tech expert agrees with dr. murphy that all three parties have to work together. >> if social media is not protecting them, the policymakers are not helping, you have one of those doors that's open. this will have all these problems creeping into their life. dustin: we still don't know the long-term effects, but experts say we do know changes need to be made. dion: is the festivals and nurse vanessa at ucsf sent us this video from the popular electric daisy carnival in las vegas last weekend. ♪ you saw it correctly as you see, a group of people

dustin: san jose is shrinking. the 2022 census bureau's report shows the bay area's biggest city has fallen ou we have seenr years saying residents are frustrated. they are frustrated with the high cost of living and quality-of-life, like homelessness, crime and blight dustin: the city had an estimated population of over one million residents, down to 981,000 in 2021. in 2022, a population of 971,233, which ranks 12th in the country falling behind jackson, florida and austin, texas. falling for the first time in more than a decade is a wake-up call, according to the mayor. >> we have great companies, amazing weather, a diverse workforce, so many assets. if we will continue to grow would have a strong economy and provide high quality of life to our residents, we will have to get back to the basics. dustin: he believes staffing the city's police department, continuing to work towards ending the housing crisis and making the city feel safe and clean. san jose state economics professor, matt says the city has seen a dr

dustin: in san jose, dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. ama: now onto oakland for a look at public safety. today, one group opposed an alternative to funding the police. the group calls itself the people's budget coalition. they held a rally today demanding a spending package that invests in housing, art, youth programs, and violent preventions. they also insist any effort to tackle this because he budget deficit must begin with the police department. >> we believe you can't achieve justice and safety by spending most of our budget on police. justice and safety is achieved by investing in our community. >> i'm not going to allow for our residents and our businesses to feel unsafe in our communities, to walk to the grocery store, to walk to their vehicle. ama: mayor sheng thao' academies, which will increase the police force from 700 to 730 over the next two years. the city council has until the end of june to pass a budget. not everyone in oakland agrees with taking funding away from the police. as abc 7 news curry explains, somewhat more investments in the department. >> i carry it now. [

dustin: testimonies will begin on august 21 at 9:00 a.m.. in san jose, dustin dorsey abc7 news. dan: still to come. how much money you have to make to buy a home in the most. expensive parts in the bay area. ama: we will be joined by michael finney who helped one woman solve a persistent problem with her propane service. sandhya: it is spring. it felt like summer today. i'll let you know if it is sticking around, thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for adults with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts that may lead to serious infections. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs. both of these can lead to death. tell your doctor if you have new or worsening chest pain, cough, or trouble breathing. before taking ibrance, tell your doctor if you have fever, chills, or other signs of infection, liver or kidney problem

ama: dustin dorsey asked san jose's mayor that question. dustin: san jose shrinking.ensus bureau's annual population estimate report shows the biggest city is fallen out of the top 10 most populated cities in the u.s.. does it surprise you? >> it does not. we've seen polling showing that residents are frustrated, with a high cost of living, and quality of life issue like homelessness, crime and blight. dustin: the city had an estimated population of just over one million residents, down to 981,000 in 2021. in 2022, a population of 971,233, which ranks 12th overall, fallen behind jacksonville, florida and austin, texas. the mayor says falling out of the top 10 in more than a decade is a concerning wake-up call. >> we have amazing weather, great companies, incredibly diverse workforces, so many assets. if we're going to continue to grow and have a strong economy, and provide high quality l

dustin: san jose is shrinking.llen out of the top 10 most populated cities in the u.s.. does it surprise you? >> no it doesn't we have seen polling that said residence are frustrated with the cost-of-living and homelessness and blight. dustin: they are down to 981,000 in 20 22, 970 1233 which 12th overall. the mayor says fallen out of the top 10 of the first time in a decade is a concerning wake-up call. >> we have amazing weather, a diverse workforce and so many assets but if we are going to continue to grow and have a strong economy and provide a high quality of life to residents, we have to get back to the basics. dustin: that means properly staffing the police department, ending the housing rises and ultimately making the city feel safe and clean. an economics professor said the city has seen a drop in home rises due to lack of demand and this makes the mayor's goals more challenging. >> as house prices has a falling -- fallen, cities are able to collect less tax revenue and that will affect city budgets, writt

dustin: what is it going to take to end homelessness?impact in the bay area -- money. mayor thao: we need money to go directly to the big cities that are impacted by homelessness. >> we need to keep the momentum going, and $2 billion in an annual ongoing basis perhaps and an additional $1.5 billion will help us do just that. dustin: since project home key funding began, these 13 cities have flooded

dustin: for a nearby business owner, thankfully that was the case this time. but the reality is san jose police arrested an 28-year-old resident after seizing these explosives and other material from his unit. we are showing his mugshot because police are asking the public for more information about the possible distribution of these explosive devices. while others in this building may not have known what was going on, this could have been worse. >> the powder alone and the area around it, had one spark ignited, it probably could have taken down the whole building. we found the devices themselves had sometimes two to three times the normal charge of powder than standard m-80's. we are talking beyond military grade. dustin: the facility was likely operational for a long time due to the amount of explosives and more than 100 pounds of materials. one neighbor said he would sometimes hear small explosives go off, but was surprised to learn the man was a suspect. >> he was a nice guy. we all knew him. i was surprised it was him. they said somebody was making someth

dustin: san jose shrinking. the 2022 census bureau's annual population estimate report shows the biggest city is fallen out of the top 10 most populated cities in the u.s.. does it surprise you? >> it does not. we've seen polling showing that residents are frustrated, with a high cost of living, and quality of life issue like homelessness, crime and blight. dustin: the city had an estimated population of just over one million residents, down to 981,000 in 2021. in 2022, a population of 971,233, which ranks 12th overall, fallen behind jacksonville, florida and austin, texas. the mayor says falling out of the top 10 in more than a decade is a concerning wake-up call. >> we have amazing weather, great companies, incredibly diverse workforces, so many assets. if we're going to continue to grow and have a strong economy, and provide high quality of life to our residents, we will have to get back to the basis. dustin: he believes properly staffing the police department, working towards ending the housing crisis and ma

abc 7 news reporter dustin dorsey shows you how the city plans to spend.the future. mayor matt mahan faster more cost-effective move for the immediate future, but he is now advocating for more balanced flooding -- funding for for formal housing as well. mayor mahan: we are able to do both. we want to accelerate solutions while maintaining our commitment to continuing to build that much-needed pipeline of affordable housing. dustin: after mahan's suggest interim solutions instead of affordable housing, critics were loud. mayor mahan's new proposal not only

dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. >> be glad to weekend. businesses say it was not the summer kickoff they hoped for. zach fuentes explains why. this is a destination for people in other parts of the bay and a lot farther. quick france to santa cruz. quest santa cruz is famous all over the world. course i want to college out here. course of business that might have seemed nearly impossible when high surf made the beach look like this. now with recovery well underway, many businesses had high hopes for this alone the more -- along the memorial day weekend. this is usually a lucrative time. people tend to plan their vacations ahead of time and graduations, that really helps with all the graduations, people come here to have dinner and things like that. >> gloomy because the sons are not out. because of the fog. they had better on normal weekends. >> in terms of numbers, they had been busier. >> whether i think if it was 10 degrees hotter, our numbers would have spiked. >> the businesses tell me they remain optimistic in the coming weeks and m

dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. >> convicted and disgraced. elizabeth holmes is in prison in texas. she turned herself in shortly before 10:30 this morning our time. she was sentenced to 11 years and three months in prison after being convicted on four counts of wire fraud and conspiracy last year in connection with the blood testing company she founded. the minimum-security camp houses more than 650 inmates, most of whom were convicted of white-collar crimes. dan: coming up, bob myers makes it official as he talks about his departure from the team. we will have team coverage with larry beil and chris alvarez breaking it all down for you. abc 7 news at 5:00 continues in a moment. >> the urgent search for survivors after an apartment building collapse. the pentagon and alarming images, a chinese fighter jet intercepting the u.s. playing. a member of the manson family, ...and so much to choose from. but with free in-store design services our budget and our time are well spent. at floor and decor, with a wide selection of products all at everyday low prices, creating a space to match y

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in san jose, dustin dorsey, abc. seven news teachers are back in the classroom today after a seven day strike regular in class instruction is now in session with a little over a week left in the school year usd and the oakland education association reached a tentative agreement early yesterday morning. the week long dispute focused on student common good proposals and increased salary for educators and staff. state superintendent tony thurman stepped in to mediate the strike to get the students back in the classroom. parents and kids and szabo elementary. we're awfully excited as they got to campus today. i missed my teacher. hmm. friends and my school. oakland schools last day of instruction will be next thursday. may 25th are you made a really stupid bit. that went bad, didn't you? center and the taxpayers of america had to pick up after the break. senators didn't mince words as they grilled executives from the recent bank failures in the nation's capital today. alright, let's talk about this. bring your friends. t

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we are going to talk ev markets with dustin cavanaugh.. ♪ >> this is bloomberg markets. you are looking live at the principal room. coming up, david risher joins bloomberg tv at 1:30 p.m. new york time. this is blue. -- bloomberg. keeping you up-to-date with news from around the world. here is the first word. house republicans have passed a symbolic border security package. the legislation would ensure fewer people can claim asylum in the u.s. it has no chance of passing in the senate. the bill's passage came on the same day that pandemic era border restrictions ended, ensuring an increase in migrant arrivals. the u.s. energy department hopes to start refilling the strategic petroleum reserve after june. jennifer granholm provided a timeline at a congressional hearing. the emergency reserve is at a 40 year low. treasury secretary janet yellen says the only satisfactory solution is for congress to raise the debt ceiling. yellen spoke to bloomberg in an exclusive interview. >> if congress doesn't raise the debt ceiling, we face economic and

. >> dustin dorsey shows us how the city is proposing to change way homeless funding is spent in san jose. >> in ord crisis it will take solutions that get people out of encampments now and keep them in housing in the future. mayor matt may hand behind parking locations of the cost-effective move for the future but is now advocating for more balanced funding to go towards permanent affordable housing as well. >> we are able to address the immediate crisis on our streets, accelerate the solutions while maintaining our commitment to continue to build that pipeline. >> he suggested using money for in room solutions but the critiques were allowed coming from unhoused residents, advocates and members of san jose midi council. the mayor's new proposal not only protects the measure e funding located to housing projects but added an additional 100 million to fund permanent solutions, 50 million for permanent solutions and 50,000,004 interim solutions. it's seen as a victory. things are going in a better direction? >> better direction. what the measure was was 75-25. 75 for permit housing in

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that's the sound of 17000 tons of steel and concrete reduced dustin seconds. the 500 meter free way crossing in western germany close 2 years ago because of structural problems that we're interested in, a controlled explosion. in just before we go, a reminder of our top story. at this, our precious wagner mercenary group has appeared to back track on plans to withdraw from block moved in eastern ukraine. if leader maintains that moscow has promised to send more weapons for its forces to keep off the results. that is the state office our and on for me, for now if you want more news our analysis, you can check out our website at dw dot com or full social media at dw news, i'm part of richardson for me in the whole team. the people in trucks injured one trying to see the city center more and more refugees are being turned away. families.

abc news reported dustin dorsey looks at what this means to the community. >> in the heart of downtown enemies community can call this place home. >> there is no place like home. >> this building will open this weekend. much to the delight of many in the area, including san jose. >> i am very excited, and i kno thousands of people will be. excited. >> the deacon was excited to show us around the facility ahead of an inauguration festivity including the unveiling of the statue. a thanksgiving celebration. thousands of gas from around the world are expected to attend. >> in this environment, together, we -- not just break but give thanks, and also, we have a real community. >> a feeling that the parishioners have not felt in a long time in san jose. in 2012, there former church burned it down. church services continue in locations like gymnasiums for more than a decade. >> this is a struggle because obviously, it took a lot of time to set up and have those celebrations. other places, and now, we have our home church. >> a reminder of the church despite the name change in 2013. comforted

. >> dustin johnson, has a couple major u.s. household name.hat birdie putt to put him in command. smith missed a chance to tie. >> giving johnson the title and 4 million dollar prize that goes with it. dustin johnson, good for him. all righty. that is your look at sports. back to you know, well. >> all right. thanks, jason. there is some are new concerns about flooding and yosemite them or said river as expected to rise above flood stage tomorrow, lower and north pines campground as well as housekeeping camp. >> will be closed monday with additional closures possible. the park warns flood conditions could persist for several days with that. we do want to get you a check of your 4 zone forecast. take a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. earlier. it was pretty locked up over there, but things seem to going smoothly on this mother's day evening. but greece rodriguez says we've got come in this yeah, not just for the bay area, but for this year as well. so snow melt certainly going to be a concern. >> with those summer-like temperatures and e

dustin dorsey, abc7 news. larry: for veterans today.vent also featured a squadron flyover and special guests. the ceremony remembered the bravery and sacrifices of all service members. kristen: today is expected to be the busiest travel day of the holiday weekend. larry: voila. look, though, it's not. kristen: i know. s better than i remember from past years. larry: coming into the bay bridge was happy. but the heaviest traffic -- was vheavy. but the heaviest traffic was expected around 3 p.m. this afternoon. kristen: maybe people are rescuers pulled two children from the bay this afternoon when their kayak overturned. the kids were with two adults voting your hunters point when the kayak flipped just after 2:30 p.m. san francisco fire department rescuers took two of the four people to the hospital for hypothermia. the other two were treated at the scene. everyone is expected to be ok. a drowning on the lake is a reminder about the importance of water safety, as we get closer to summer, lena howland has a warning. reporter: as folks kep

dustin dorsey explains is always keeping its eye on the future to be better prepared. reporter: as health emergencies ends, we could collectively breathe a sigh of relief. >> this is the year where covid becomes endemic. reporter: is becoming predictable thanks to treatment and vaccines and that yearly vaccines might only be needed by the most vulnerable and those over 65. >> we have to be prepared to -- prepared for $250,000 -- 250 people year dying in the vulnerable groups but for the average people it will fizzle out. reporter: he says covid likely a once in a century threat but it does not rule out pandemics in the future. climate change and globalization makes other threats possible. >> these reasons make it likely we will have a public health threat in our lifetime but whether or not it will be the same magnitude as covid is less likely but it will still be something that will cause concern. reporter: that is where public health departments come in. >> it is the work of a local health department to not only think about the last threat but what could be around the

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in oklahoma, dustin >> caller: boo-yah, jimmy chill. how you doing, sir >> the chill man is doing well how about you? >> i'm diagnostic fantastic. it's good to talk to you again, sir. >> thank you >> caller: my question tonight is about one of our club names i am one of the charter club members. >> thank you. >> >> caller: and my portfolio is a little more tech heavy which has been really fantastic this year. but i've been considering a name in our portfolio for quite some time it's an industrial growth and just don't know when a good time to pull the trig were the debt ceiling right now and wanted to know your thoughts on when to pull the trigger on caterpillar. >> all right i think caterpillar is terrific. the way the debt talks, hoping, and hope shouldn't be part of the equation that caterpillar will begin to rally on all the stimulus money but at the same time, i didn't think it would get this bad. i think you have at least four, five more days where you can see caterpillar lower. and i don't want you to get in and say why did chill

, that makessm it looks glamorous a boy go to journalism school that i can be like robert redford dustinnd also was taken more serious level. before the 1970s and i'm not going to say specifically before watergate about chronologically work that way and then 1960s, the reporting on politics in washington, was kind of a kobe inside baseball affair the reporters hung out with politicians and we do the same cocktail receptions the recent get to the same schools in all of this and there was this dependency to think that happens in georgetown, stays in georgetown but there wasn't this desire to uncover the bad things that government is doing maybe a recognition. the politicians they are given to mcculloch, willingness to respect the divide between public lives and private lives and do you need to know who's having an affair to know how you should vote patient during the next election and unfortunately there are similarf consequences there and a lot of something else worked under the rug and so, we really would've in public services if the public an unmarked about john kennedy self during pres

there was some hollywood heavyweights out for this one, including dustin hoffman and kevin hart. after falling behind, klay thompson got the ws going in the first. he had 11 points in the quarter. warriors up seven after one. the lakers take over in the second. de'angelo russell ignites a 30-8 run to end the half. he had 21 points before the break. lakers up 11. lebron james was feeling it in the third. james was scoring, rebounding, blocking shots. lakers up big. steph curry tries to rally the warriors. he makes it a ten-point game and finished with a team high 23. but the lakers were in control. anthony davis with a bounceback effort. he had 25 points, 13 rebounds and four blocks. the warriors didn't help their cause with 19 turnovers. the lakers beat the warriors 127-97. l.a. leads the series two games to one. >> we had control of the game, we were in pretty good shape, and that's when we lost our poise. you're on the road, you're going against a great team, a great defensive team in particular. and you know the crowd is going to be into it. got to be more poised than we were.

say you want to know what makes the gen dustin, the gym love and binding thing, step away from them. but i'm not even allowed to go to my own car. and everyone was later holes in every day stuff getting you ready to meet the gentleman then join me right? just do it on the w. hello and welcome to another edition of the 77 percent. you already know this is the show dedicated to africa is youth who are the majority on the continent. i am your host, eddie micah, julia. you can all ready to go on your knees and say a prayer because we're going to talk about religion. religion can be a waiting for people to seek solutions. so find in that piece when life hits them with so many challenges. but some preachers can exploit this. let's find out and new episode of a series of dig into these 3 investigates the phenomenon of faith prospects who use god, read on the gospel to manipulate and exploits vulnerable. people now show by hands. if you've said a prayer today, i'm going to show most of you raise your hands, and that's not surprising because religion please in major role in many african socie

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journalism school i can be like robert redford or dustin hoffman. it is a serious level. before the 1970s and not going to say specifically before watergate although chronologically it works that way. but in the 1960s reporting on politics in washington was kind of a clubby inside baseball affair. reporters hike out for the same as a tendency to think what happens in georgetown stays in georgetown. there was not this desire to uncover the bad things government is doing. call it may be a recognition that politicians are human too? call it a willingness to respected divide between public lives and private lives. do you need to know who is having an affair to know how you should devote the next election? there are some ill consequences to this. there's a lot of stuff i got swept under the river. it would have really been a public service if the public had known more about jon kennedy during hisw presidency. how he was on lots of painkillers. he could be on tv for a while and lookok good. some think that would have been useful foron folks to know they k

dustin, did you join liv golf to provide for your poor starving family of gretzky heiresses?i arabia that's not redacted. third is whoever that is, for those who gives a -- but their own winners because they set up their children for life with blood money. that's actually not a sand trap, that's a journalist ashes. officials from the saudi sovereign wealth fund weirded out with how conservative florida is. another journalists fingers, they must be using these as tease or something. who loves sport but don't care ffor the any sense of meaning or some sort. great lived golf league teams, the balls lammers, the swee sweeney's, vacuum bags, the blobs, and who is your favorite? you're right, yeah, i was checking my notes here, my sincere apologies here. all right, what's your favorite team here? you can see they with the mono don't like which is only slightly better than the back of idea. cash, cash, atm, atm, daddy's got a yacht, daddy's got a ya yacht. money, money, money. yeah, don't blink is cool too. are you having a good time? >> all day every day. it's the that's awesome, a

so you might see at least dustin, the items here in eastern inside the box, rain or color temperature, the hot down to about 38. and he shows already confined to the mountains in the mills of iran, possibly including to run. and this obviously desktop in the air, in saudi arabia. so that was just catching the edge of what was letting them on assume breeze at the bottom and to but the result is that the unfortunate muskrat is a really holt, $46.00 degrees. somalia is dry at the moment, the spot is moist, wind coming up the coast, but we are generating a few shaft in the highlands. vcr, p a and the west is cooking a bit, which again near kinshasa in southern africa, particularly the eastern cape, is looking quite what the, the cultivating food is, the foundation of human civilization. but food today is a global commodity. it's the industry did not make money, how many people will be on and how it's cultivated. the contentious debates, public interest and the public safety is definitely not taking precedence and in depth examination into i agree business and the conflicting interests pla

if i go to journalism school i could be like robert redford or dustin hoffman.before the 1970s -- in the 1960s reporting on politics in washington was kind of a clubby inside baseball affair and reporters hung out with politicians and they went tos. e same cocktail receptions in the same schools with their kids and there was a tendency to think what happens in georgetown stays in georgetown. there wasn't this desire to uncover the bad things the government is doing. call it a recognition that politicians are human too. call it a willingness to respect the divide between public life and private life. do you need to know who's having an affair to know how you should vote in the next election and there are some unfortunate dual consequences to this. there's a lot of that they got swept under the rug so would the benefit public service of the public had known more about john kennedy's health during his presidency and how he was on lots of painkillers and he could be on tv for while and look good and young and healthy body wasn't and it would have been useful for vot

nowadays anything that can help us environments good thing and if i can drink beer and help them from dustin, why, why would i not like? that's great. the bread beer trend helps prevent waste and safe resources and shows how more sustainable brewing doesn't mean sacrificing taste. oh, did you know that babies and toddlers have the greatest learning ability between the ages of one and 3? during this time, more synopsis form in the brain than any other period of development. and in keeping with moto, you can't teach an old dog new tricks. teachers and st in are also starting to teach children, and fermented awareness up a very young age. for me to boot mean there's no such thing as bad weather in a swedish preschool, the national curriculum calls for every preschooler to spend at least 2 hours outdoors the eat or ox score, or rain or shine schools taken a step further. oh, nearly the entire day is spent outdoors the children discover nature through experience and play using all 5 senses. for this group of 2 and 3 year olds has spent 6 weeks learning about fire. drawing fires, drawing with char

this is 2 time major winner dustin johnson leading the pack after 2 rounds, johnson knocking in the birdie putt here at 3rd hole. he shot a 7 under 63 today. he leads branden grace by strokes heading into tomorrow's final round, which of course >> you can catch right here on kron 4 and the action starts at 11:00am. but if you are gulf recommend making sure you have your mother's day ducks in a row before you get for our turn exactly, you know, breakfast in bed. something like that out and then and then you can, you know. >> don't let the sun. there are a lot of moms who like golf, of >> maybe that's how they want to spend a good weather to play some golf to a let's let's get a look at that one more time before we say goodbye race. what's happened in the weather world. yeah. let's take a final check at your 4 zone forecast. temperatures for your mother's day sunday. looking great 5 to 10 degrees cooler than what we saw today. >> so conquered in antioch, out of the 90's and in the mid 80's, as is livermore. and we're going to notice upper 60's for downtown san francisco. so no mid 70's in th