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it was there that she discovered the foster grandparent program. it was love at first sight. long cherished relationship with that wonderful organization. and now more than 50 years later we are pleased and grateful to welcome so many volunteers, foster grandparents, in ventura county who are here with us today. [applause] they are here, first because of the duty they feel to help children in need of their help. and second, i think they feel rightly they owe a debt of gratitude to nancy reagan, who never missed an opportunity to be an advocate for what their organization stands for and that is helping children with special needs. in fact, this is a rather distinguished audience because it contains members from local chapters, the pepperdine chapter and next year will celebrate its jubilee anniversary. it is the longest running chapter in the country. [applause] in fact, i'm going to do the saying that is most dangerous. that is for a speaker to attempt to pronounce names when she's on familiar if not with the names i more than familiar with the works foster grandparents and t

hello, i'm olly foster.e's what's coming up on sportsday this evening — another busy night of european football — it's the europa league for leicester. we'll have the latest from the king power. there's a power game going on in the us — women's soccer is at war over equal pay. the four—year ban stands for alberto salazar. the disgraced coach's appeal is thrown out. also coming up in the programme — as emma raducanu arrives home, we ask a double grand slam—winner in new york about his flushing meadows fortnight. i'm really happy at how we kept going and came through some tough situations and managed to win the title in both. hello, and welcome to sportsday. hello there, welcome along, so much coming up on sportsday. another huge night of european football, 29 matches across the europa league and the new third—tier europa conference league. we'll get to that competition in a moment, but let's start with one of the standout ties in the europa league, a tough start for leicester against napoli. the foxes are at

secondly, the bill would create a national center for fostering post secondary success for foster andhomeless youth. this would put the best practices out there and provide technical help to institutions as they try to maintain this campus-based support. you might be surprised since i mentioned the university of michigan, one of my schools. i would love to get your thoughts on it. how we can use federal tax code to help foster youth access and succeed in college, and then any other thoughts you might have on how we can help clear pathways for foster youth. >> i would say that the most important priority would be funding the schools that these students attend. so, michigan is able to run a program like this because it has got the endowment that lets it run it. a lot of our other public institutions are living off of tuition, and they have seen their contributions from their state go down. what tends to get cut his support services. if we want to support foster children, we should be looking to support the schools that low income students attend. those are community colleges and public

secondly, the bill would create a national center for fostering post secondary success for foster andmeless youth. this would put the best practices out there and provide technical help to institutions as they try to maintain this campus-based support. you might be surprised since i mentioned the university of michigan, one of my schools. i would love to get your thoughts on it. how we can use federal tax code to help foster youth access and succeed in college, and then any other thoughts you might have on how we can help clear pathways for foster youth. >> i would say that the most important priority would be funding the schools that these students attend. so, michigan is able to run a program like this because it has got the endowment that lets it run it. a lot of our other public institutions are living off of tuition, and they have seen their contributions from their state go down. what tends to get cut his support services. if we want to support foster children, we should be looking to support the schools that low income students attend. those are community colleges and public un

ollie foster there. breaking news coming - exchange. ollie foster there.- breaking news coming in from south africa from the correctional services department of the south african government. they have announced that the former president jacob zuma who you may remember was detained for contempt of a public enquiry being held into allegations of corruption dating from his time as head of state in south africa has reportedly been placed on medical parole. now, the wording would rather suggest, that has not been confirmed, that that would mean his imminent release from prison where he spent some weeks. you may remember that his imprisonment was a contributing factor to though by no means probably the only cause, but nonetheless a contributing factor to the regionally severe rioting that took place in south africa a couple of months ago which led to large amounts of damage and some deaths in some of the major cities of the country. still highly sensitive issue. the treatment of president zuma, with many of his supporters in the ruling party thinking that he has

police had arrested her boyfriend, hunter foster, on drug charges.nce. but when they looked at cell tower and tollway records, they realized hunter's alibi was rock solid. >> his cell phone is down in dallas. his toll tag shows that he came back to dallas that evening. everything indicates he's in dallas. >> which is not anywhere near where she was getting into her car? >> 20, 25 miles away. >> and the reason hunter was so reluctant to give up his phone? well, it had nothing to do with christina. hunter was dealing drugs that night. and the proof? one of his customers was a narc. >> hunter foster actually dealt to an undercover agent. >> so on the night christina vanishes, hunter is selling drugs to an undercover officer? >> yes, sir. >> then, less than a week after hunter's arrest, police had something else to announce. enrique arochi was under arrest for kidnapping christina morris, though police believed he had murdered her. >> i can't even explain the emotions and the pain. my whole world was turned upside down. >> you knew she was gone then? >>

the industry technology can help to not only advance the financial service industry but also can fosternities and under look at communities printed models can use ai to improve the confidence needed and not readily available for some. and additionally, designing wasted ai technology can provide federal regulators additional oversight tools to reduce and prevent financial crimes and should be encouraging to be working in a way that fosters adoption and consistent money laundering and on using ai to take to work with the use of artificial intelligence in order to help automate regulatory compliance. in today's hearing is an important one having an important discussion and imploring these technology specifically on bias and i believe we must take knowledge the ties are not perfect and rated by humans and vital to us that we overwriting this industry and showing them back under the form of these technologies instead we will continue to work with the expert in order to move forward in a bipartisan ways and technological advances and ensure the transparency fairness is for the use of artifici

so i think if we want to support foster students, foster children, we should be looking to support the schools that low income students attend. and those are community colleges and public universities. we have models for programs that work well in increasing graduation rates for at risk populations. the community program is a wrap-around program that provides financial support, mentoring, tutoring, emergency financial back-up, all of these things that a parent, if they were well heeled and present would do for their kids. the school kicks in instead and helps. that's what we need to be thinking of. for children, for adults who don't have parents with deep pockets, who don't have family who went to college. then the institution needs to be doing the work that otherwise parents would be doing. the informal counseling that happens around the kitchen table sometimes needs to be formalized. >> i really appreciate those comments. i see the other panel is nodding their heads. i do look forward to my legislation moving forward. i would invite any of you. thank you, mr. chairman, for what has b

foster grew up in oakhurst just outside of fresno tonight. the 29 year-old is being remembered as a hard worker. a leader and a class act last tuesday. navy officials say that foster went into the water off the coast of san diego after helicopter crash. officials say that chopper was conducting routine operations off the flight deck of the aircraft carrier uss abraham lincoln in addition to the 5 sailors lost at sea. 6 other sailors were also hurt in the crash. but are expected to survive for those who watch lieutenant foster grow up. they say his loss is not only painful painful for them personally. they also say it's a tremendous loss for our country. >> now, everybody knows everybody here. it's our community. we have bright young men like that. that's a nice tragically protecting our country. >> the other 4 sailors also identified by the navy killed in that crash last week as you just saw from for yourself. lieutenant foster leaves behind a wife, a young daughter along with a mom and a brother today. we also learned that lieutenant foster

lieutenant bradley foster by those who know him best. they say the loss of this. 29 year-old is a big loss for them personally, but also a loss for america. >> and just a great loss for us here. god got a real age of one. he got brad the fresno area native and navy pilot. >> now among 5 sailors presumed dead by the u.s. navy after helicopter crash off the coast of san diego last tuesday. according to us, navy officials. the crash happened as the chopper was conducting routine flight operations off the flight deck of the aircraft carrier uss abraham lincoln. >> it's yet another reminder of the dangers. our men and women face every day. overseas. at sea. >> and here at home foster is also a 2015 graduate of cal maritime in vallejo. in a statement, the school's president said that foster represents the best of the school calling him enthusiastically optimistic in mature beyond his years going on to say that the cal maritime family is heartbroken over the loss. tom wheeler is a family friend and watched as bradley grew up. he calls of a lead

but when you think about expecting mothers and foster use these, of course, are categories of peoplend individuals, hardworking individuals that are trying to make it in life, and my real hopeful to be able to do is also expand the categories. not just these two groups, but that much more. critics of these programs say it disincentivize people from seeking out work supporters often point to the city of stockton, where then mayor michael tubbs launched the state's first pilot program in 2019, while its its efficacy is still being researched, one study of data from the first year showed recipients full time employment increased by 12% decreased feelings of anxiety and depression. on average 37% of money was spent on food 22% and home goods, clothes and shoes. 11% on utilities 10% on auto costs less than 1% on alcohol or tobacco. tubbs is now an economic advisor to governor newsom and still beating the drum for guaranteed income. he started mayors for guaranteed income. exactly what it sounds like a network of mayors advocating for more gi programs. during our conversation, tubbs said.

we know that is not the case with whenever the fostering industry is in the dark, it adopts the same line of defense, okay. and i just had to explain your basic academic always here isn't the limit that he, him when he felt complete, i guess i would have to see on it and i'll come over the last the rhetoric is so smooth that it seems like a broken record. repetitive be ok, and i just want some research shows, you know, have shown a link between the conception of sugary beverages and obesity. why do you insert, would that come with a confound? meant the lowest edge i'm probably not complete in when it, if i don't answer questions, we meant different researchers and menu them. compare the fight against consumption . i should go that route to the side of tobacco. when did you answer to them? no, no, no. it's completely mother to him. when i grow for 20 years, the fostering industry has denied any link between its products and the theme to maintain the illusion it employs all sorts of methods. since 2015 cocoa leagues has revealed that the lobby puts pressure on journalist keeps discredi

foster city celebrated the golden anniversary today bringing back the rubber duck race. you can see people paddling their inflatable rafts as fast as they can across the foster city lagoon. i am not sure if that's legal. that's not paddling. that's the equivalent of horsepower there. this is an annual competition the city had 30 years ago. >> after coming through the pandemic, being able to be outside, being with a crowd and being to be here with the people that you live with, right, the people in your community, your neighborhoods, and getting to just have a little time for yourselves to get out and have some fun. >> happy birthday, foster city. 50 years old now. and the city is going to be evaluating today's event to determine if rubber ducky race comes back next year. >>> a path to the super bowl. hosting "sunday night football," making one big masterpiece. this is part of it. this will be part of that 100 ida-sized mural at the super bowl. today in san francisco fans watched bay area artists maxfield use mostly spray paint to do all this. he said he wanted to combine

you're going to struggle but you can do it. >> reporter: as foster was leaving the appointment he got my sign i needed to go back and play. >> reporter: he was cleared to play as the season begins tomorrow against georgia. >> you don't get a second opportunity at all in football most of the time. what's done is done and i'm grateful and thankful for the opportunity in general. i'm just going to give it my all and go from there. >> foster is expected to start for the tigers tomorrow in what will be their probably biggest game of the season right off the bat. everyone so excited to see foster back and generally to see college football return in the way we all know and love especially the clemson cheer team who i am here with right now and with senior brooklyn holland. brooklyn, you must be so excited. what was the experience last year versus what you're expecting this year? >> it was so different last year. we had to cheer from the hill which was awesome, but we didn't get to engage with the crowd and perform our normal skills, so all excited to be in the middle of the craziness and fee

vo - just talking about foster care can help foster care. 3 years. cash or credit? cash.o - donate your small talk those *. jesse: this week a comedy legend. one of my favorite guy, norm mcdonald passed away after an almost decade-long battle with cancer. it was a private battle. he was tamous for his dead and -- famous for his dead and style comedy. he was eventually fired after one too many o.j. jokes. the rumor was that o.j. was friend with some nbc network guys. his comedy was dry, edgy, witty. he pushed the boundaries as only the great come is can. >> i think we should get the homicide out of the white house and get a fresh tart. >> i think we should go on to the next question. >> clinton murdered a guy. >> there i no chinaman category. and there would never be. first of all, cat morita was japanese, not chinese. o.j. sip on said he would have taken a bullet or stood in front of a train for nicole. that's bad luck when the one guy who would have died for you kills you. the key moment she says came when she realized she was christy brinkley and she was married to bill

we should foster new growth drivers in the post covey era and trying to achieve quite from development jen to saying committed to harmony between man and nature. one, sanction we need to improve global environmental governance. actively risks to climate change and create a community of life for men and nature. we need to accelerate transition to green and low carbon economy. and that green recovery and development generally trying to boost drive to peak. carbon dioxide emissions hung before 2030 are the and that you carbon neutrality before 2062, a shelf which is required. tremendous hot work down and we will make every effort to meet these goals. don't go down kinda, we'll step up support for other developing countries in developing green and low carbon energy time will not bill new fired power projects abroad.

lieutenant bradley foster a 2015 graduate of the cal maritime academy in vallejo. those who know him say he always wanted to be a navy pilot. they say his loss will not only be felt by them personally. but it's also a tremendous loss for the nation. all american class act and leader all words, best to describe us navy. lieutenant bradley foster by those who know him best. >> they say the loss of this. 29 year-old is a big loss for them personally, but also a loss for america. >> and just a great loss for us here. god got to really them. he got a the fresno area native and navy pilot. >> now among 5 sailors presumed dead by the u.s. navy after helicopter crash off the coast of san diego last tuesday. according to us, navy officials. the crash happened as the chopper was conducting routine flight operations off the flight deck of the aircraft carrier uss abraham lincoln. >> it's yet another reminder of the dangers. our men and women face every day. overseas. at sea. >> and here at home foster is also a 2015 graduate of cal maritime in vallejo. in a statement, the sch

more than half our foster youth faced food insecurity. and only 37% reported having family to turn to. the consolidated appropriations act of 2021 provided $400 million to help former foster youth get by and gain flexibility to the child welfare system to care for them. many provisions of the law will expire september 30th, and thousands of youth will be ejected from services, keeping them from poverty and from being unhoused. congress must pass hr-5167 before september 30th to extend these supports so no child will be sent from foster care into homelessness in the streets. families need support throughout the duration of this crisis and economic downturn to protect children from the harm's associated with poverty, hunger, housing insecurity, and furthermore, once the crisis passes, congress should adopt permanent measures to ensure children and families are always supported. children, i say, are a gift from god. they are a treasure to us. i thank you for the opportunity to speak today and look forward to hearing more from the members of

we want to foster a strong labor market and foster inflation averaging 2% over time. i think we are on track to achieve those things. in terms of the framework, i see this is very consistent with the framework. we went inflation expectations to be anchored at around 2%. that is really the ultimate test of whether we are getting this done under the framework. and we do want inflation to run moderately above 2%. i would not put too much on a couple of tenths of 2% in 2023 and 1/10 over 2024, but those are the numbers. reporter: chair powell, you mentioned ongoing discussions about the tapering timeline. i am wondering what the contours of that debate have been for those who want to move a bit more quickly. is it about maintaining option nullity 42022 as interest rates increase, or is it about financial stability risk, or concerns about efficacy of asset purchases at a time when we have supply constraints? thank you. chairman powell: there is very broad support in the committee for this land, both as to the timing of the taper, quite broad support. you are correct that t

it will take 12 minutes from highway 880 in hayward to 101 in foster city. >>> pfizer says its covid-19 vaccine works for kids ages 5 to 11. the company plans to seek authorization for the age group soon. this as biden administration is holding off on covid-19 booster shots for general population. advisers to fda recommend emergency use authorization for a third dose of the pfizer vaccine but only for people 65 and up and for those at high risk of severe illness. they say there is a lack of data about safety and efficacy for everyone else. >> i don't think they made a mistake. one thing i think people need to realize, data are coming in literally on a daily and weekly basis. >> dr. fauci there also talked about vaccines for moderna and johnson & johnson. he said data about booster shots from the manufacturers could be a few weeks away from being reviewed by fda. >>> a live look from san jose center of performing arts. starting today, you will have to show proof of covid-19 vaccination or negative covid test in order to get in. city leaders say negative covid tests will only be allowed

traffic is light. 11 minutes from highway 880 in heyward into foster city. sermon a new exhibit opened in san francisco focusing on low rider art. it's created by latinos through the low rider movement. exhibit is on display. low riding used to be considered a criminal activity but today it lives on and is been accepted by the society that once rejected it.. check it out it runs until september 29th. >>> coming up in sports, the nfc east in primetime last night foot tall. so bad it's good. whether the giants won the west were not could come down o padres. the highlights from >>> welcome back. good friday morning. get ready for another cool day across the bay area with that onshore flow. temperatures in the mid-70s in san francisco. 84 san jose 83 four concord. highs 1 to 6 degrees below average for this time of year. we will check are next weather system for the weekend co > the national league west race doesn't include the san diego padres but could have a big say in who the winner is. six against the giants and three against the dodgers down the final 15.

hello, i'm olly foster. here's what's coming up on sportsday this evening.m olly foster. here's what's coming up on sportsday this evening. raducanu's rise — the british teenager is one win away from the us open final. there's been another covid scare in the india camp, but as it stands, the final test against england at old trafford goes ahead. and we'll get the latest from wentworth with ryder cup spots at stake. also coming up in the programme... from breaking to making records, usain bolt tells us about his musical career and how much he misses athletics. when i was watching, i was like, geez. i miss it, buti when i was watching, i was like, geez. i miss it, but i know i would feel like that watching the games. good evening. what a few weeks it's been for emma raducanu, lighting up new york to reach the semi—finals of the us open. no qualifier has ever got this far at flushing meadows. she's only the third woman ranked outside the top 100 in the history of the tournament to make it to the last four, and of course, there is so much more to play for. aroun

tim foster, good luck with it all and thank _ again.or your _ again. tim foster, good luck with it all and thank you for your time. i 600 nhs patients are to be the first in europe to be offered a new type of drug, designed to treat one of the most common forms of lung cancer. the tablet, called sotorasib, is the first of a new generation of medicines targeting a hard to reach mutation which was first discovered 40—years ago. clinical trials for people with limited treatment options, showed it prevented tumour growth for an average of seven months. conservative party co—chair ben elliot has been warned to maintain a "clear distinction" between his public duties and his private business interests. the lobbying watchdog investigated after reports suggested mr elliot's firm had arranged access to top politicians for clients. it found it "had not been engaging in consultant lobbying activity". but it urged mr elliot to be "cautious" and ensure his two roles remain separate. the comedianjaney godley has been dropped from a scottish governmen

lieutenant bradley foster by those who know him best.29 year-old is a big loss for them personally, but also a loss for america. >> and just a great loss for us here. god got to really enjoy going. he got brad the fresno area native and navy pilot. >> now among 5 sailors presumed dead by the u.s. navy after helicopter crash off the coast of san diego last tuesday. according to us, navy officials. the crash happened as the chopper was conducting routine flight operations off the flight deck of the aircraft carrier uss abraham lincoln. >> it's yet another reminder of the dangers. our men and women face every day. overseas. at sea. >> and here at home foster is also a 2015 graduate of cal maritime in vallejo. in a statement, the school's president said that foster represents the best of the school calling him enthusiastically optimistic and mature beyond his years going on to say that the cal maritime family is heartbroken over the loss. tom wheeler is a family friend and watched as bradley grew up. he calls him a leader and impressive in s

one of five sailors killed in a crash off of san diego last week. 29-year-old lieutenant bradley foster grew up in oak hurts near yosemite and married with a one million dollar daughter. lieutenant foster was one of six crew members that fell in the sea after it crashed on the aircraft carrier abraham lincoln during routine operations. one sailor rescued and the navy is investigating what went wrong. >>> a live look outside across the bay where there is a clearer view than lately. >> paul haggen is talking about a short work week. >> let's take a look what is happening. an interesting satellite. it shows the winds blowing in different directions and these lines of being blown south to north by winds in the atmosphere and that is what directs the wildfire smoke and gets pushed away from the bay area or ocean level. you can see the marine stratus blowing along the coast because that is the direction the winds are blowing and lining up to produce onshore wind for the atmosphere and that is going to clear up the lingering smoke. when is that going to happen? let's go to future cast. the goo

lieutenant bradley foster by those who know him best.y say the loss of this. 29 year-old is a big loss for them personally, but also a loss for america. >> and just a great loss for us here. god got to really them. he got brad the fresno area native and navy pilot. >> now among 5 sailors presumed dead by the u.s. navy after helicopter crash off the coast of san diego last tuesday. according to us, navy officials. the crash happened as the chopper was conducting routine flight operations off the flight deck of the aircraft carrier uss abraham lincoln. >> it's yet another reminder of the dangers. our men and women face every day. overseas. at sea. >> and here at home foster is also a 2015 graduate of cal maritime in vallejo. in a statement, the school's president said that foster represents the best of the school calling him enthusiastic optimistic and mature beyond his years going on to say that the cal maritime family is heartbroken over the loss. tom wheeler is a family friend and watched as bradley grew up. he calls him a leader and im

how are you able to continue to foster that at this time? brad: precisely.we were thinking before the pandemic, we would obviously be running multiple different alumni events around the globe, not only for michigan, but our university as a whole, and developing and fostering and encouraging those connections around the globe for our alum for business and career opportunities, and also enjoyment and exploring the world and being part of a larger community. with -- prior to covid, we made investments in this wonderful studio to be at the forefront of the virtual vanguard of education and we think of virtual is an opportunity to not only build connections within our alumni communities and across our organizations, and where all of our wonderful students are employed and are being entrepreneurs, but we also think of it as an opportunity to bridge those connections and be able to leverage even greater the alumni network through a virtual landscape. we think of this as a challenge for most educational institutions, but i think of this as a wonderful opportunity to

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lab rats and monkeys so the mo mothers raise foster babies who are not related to them. ittu turns out they grow up like the adopted matters not the birth mother so to be transmitted through experience it is possible the physical interaction may lead to the enhanced expression of certain genes that leads to sensitivity. the same genes may be silent for those early life experiences. so it's noten the genes that you have's that matter it's how they are on or off by the nurturing that you received. on the opposite end of the spectrum, moms are shaped by their children the differences in children may account for the differences i know my four kids would have reacted very differently to what we described earlier which in turn would have shaped my behavior. this seems to be true even before birth and for a long time researchers thought pregnant women's level of arousal if mom is startled the baby will startle inside of her. but then scientist at john hopkins notice the pattern ran the other way the fetus stimulates the mother so to test this the scientist use other household m

it will take you 12 minutes to drive from highway 880 into heyward and foster city. tomorrow the vta light rail system will resume full operation. the green line is the last segment to be brought back into service. the entire system shut down for four months after that deadly mass shooting at the railyard in may. fares will be free through the end of the month. >>> in 30 minutes the fda vaccine advisory board will make a decision on whether to recommend a third dose of the pfizer vaccine for people 16 and older. >> this comes as a booster debate continues. justin andrews live in lafayette. good morning, justin. >> reporter: good morning. this has gotten a lot of people confused whether to take the booster shot or not. possibly that after today everything is sorted out. researchers and israel reported a third dose of the pfizer vaccine can prevent infections and severe illnesses in adults older than 16. several independent scientists say that data so far only suggest that older adults will need boosters. the study does not show a need for widespread use. federal healt

one solution was to put aaron in a foster home, where mike wouldn't be allowed to visit. >> the bestr care so we could discontinue the visitation and maybe start moving aaron into a healing cycle. >> and liz did something else. she successfully petitioned the court to have aaron declared a protected witness. >> what we called it was aaron's in protective custody now. >> aaron, now 5 years old, went to live with foster parents ronnie fraser and his wife jean. >> i never wanted to take bonnie's place at all. that would not be the right thing to do. i just wanted him to have the best life he could. >> in the beginning all jean fraser really knew about aaron was that his mother was missing. but about six months after he moved in the boy began dropping hints that he knew something more about his mother's fate. something sinister. >> he started talking occasionally about his dad shooting his mom. >> it went on this way for a few months. glimmers of information, then aaron backing off. over time that changed. >> he got to where he would say so much i would have to write it down. and then he

we want to foster a strong labor market and foster inflation averaging over 2% over time.hink we are very much on track to achieve those thing n. terms of the framework, i see this as very consistent with the framework. we want inflation expectations to be anchored at around 2%. we want -- that's really the ultimate test of whether we are getting this done under the framework. and, you know, we do want inflation to run moderately above 2% i wouldn't put too much on a couple of tenths over 2% in 2023 and 2024 one-tenth in 2024. but you are right, those are the numbers. >> thank you let's go to colby sets >> chair powell -- thank you, michelle, chair powell, you mentioned yun going discussions about the tapering tombline, i'm wondering what the contours of that debate have been. is it about maintaining 2022 rate height risk or supply constraints. >>> let me say there is very broad support on the committee for this plan both as to the timing and as to the pace of the taper. this was a unanimous vote today, and i would say quite broad support for this approach. you are correct

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the fostering lobby, sued once again and one on appeal. the warning labels were shelved with the same method had been used in new york city. when mayor michael bloomberg suggested a law limiting the size of jumbo soda sold and restaurants, the bloomberg was marked as a scolding manny. and the court ruled in the industries favor ah, in this face off between corporate freedom and consumer protection. freedom once again seemed to be the private property of the most powerful. i represent the part of san francisco that was immigrate people. people who speak english as a 2nd language, people who live in subsidized housing, public housing tenement. and the one thing that we all had in common was that we were dying from preventable diseases dying. and you know, that was just really hard to step and seem like people didn't care, the industry didn't care, they continue to target their money and resources to get people addicted so that the become wealthier. so what brings me to this entire conversation is that i don't want it where people die and if

he recently started and ask -- an internship at a foster home, an exception. prior to that, he was rejected by many others. i like the government's stance that people like him spread propaganda, he works with children for another reason, he says. >> i go there to play with them, to read stories to them, but of course, my presence also teaches them that there are different rules -- different roles. not all boys are alike, nor girls. they are diverse. >> it is not an easy task for him because every day, he is made to feel that being transgender makes him an outsider, just like many in the lgbtq community. he does not see his future in hungary. brent: as we mentioned earlier, germans had to the polls in less than two weeks, and that means angela merkel's time as chancellor is quickly coming to an end. if you are looking for a souvenir of her 16 years in office, this bavarian convention or has got you covered. it is a limited edition. there will only be 500 produced. i have a shelf life of two years. good news for fans who want to see her go, and if you are not a

san mateo bridge, traffic moving smooth in both directions, 12 minutes from hayward into foster city. >>> the fbi believes it has found the body of gabby petito, the 22-year-old woman who disappeared during a cross country trip with her fiance. >> reporter: the search for gabby petito appears to have come to a tragic end. a body matching description of the missing woman was found by investigators yesterday at a camp site in wyoming. >> full forensic identification has not been completed to confirm 100% that we found gabby but her family has been notified of this discovery. cause of death has not been determined at this time. >> reporter: after the news broke of the remains found, her father joe shared a picture of gabby on twitter with a broken heart and words "she touched the world." the 22-year-old's family had not heard from her since last month. >> we continue to seek information from anyone who utilized the camping area from august 27 and august 30. >> reporter: in july she set out on a cross country drive with her fiance brian laundrie. august 12, a utah police officer pulled th

we are a foster-based rescue. volunteers and fosters are really necessary.ese animals, and they help us save lives. i discovered my love of dogs when i was about 5 years old. we had a doberman, and he was just the best thing in the world. you know, we were poor, and there was a lot of abuse, and thovie was the one who never showed me that -- he just showed me love. the moment we lost him, it was as if we lost everything. i knew that any animal that would come across my path was meant to be 'cause i knew that thovie was gonna bring them across my path. this is my purpose. i'm trying to leave a footprint. i'm trying to educate. i'm trying to help as many animal lives that i can. we spay and neuter. we microchip. we vaccinate. whatever issue that they have that we see from the abuse, we address it. these animals are severely abused. but i want everybody to take care of them the way they should be taken care of. [ dog barks ] >> maggie! >> maggie! [ indistinct conversations ] >> anybody who adopts from us, you're part of our family now. we want you to know that