gail fell head over heels.ng to design the costumes for the band. >> gail moved to manhattan to pursue a degree in dance at new york university and to try to help her boyfriend land a record deal. >> gail's a single gorgeous woman in manhattan. bar tending, meeting rich and famous musicians, record executives. and the relationship ends. >> alayne says things went downhill for gail from there. she has an arm injury, drops out of school, and is drifting without a purpose. it all comes to a head on a traumatic night in 1979. >> on a night that i'm supposed to meet her, i get a call. she's in the hospital. she's tried to commit suicide. in my heart of hearts, i believe it was more of a really, really big cry for help than a true suicide attempt. how did gail recover from that experience? she didn't. >> over time, alayne says gail appeared to bounce back, landing a job at an ad company and building her way back up. >> and that's when one of her friends decides that she's got to introduce gail to dr. robert bierenbau

the economist at i university in madrid. gail, thank you for your time. as the turkey now and for more than a year, the countries president has been prompting the countries at central banks to cut interest rates, thereby fanning alrighty galloping installation. now in a 2nd, such move since the elections and made this central bank raised is key interest rate to 17.5 percent this week. purchase inflation is read off, especially for food the that many of the us got married last year. and they say that this pipes having 2 incomes, they are barely making ends meet offices such as sticks tight foot prices rolls by almost 54 percent in june, year on year wind. either on or to say the increase is even higher. that's being felt even more acutely in big cities where people that are already struggling with housing costs or had on the sheet or outside what to buy together because of that. but if it was, and i don't think we're eating a balance, unhealthy diet all the best, but rather they are merely getting enough to fill our stomachs and get ready for work the next

and so shortly before the elections from gail a large, he's an economist at i. e university, in the dread. welcome to w. gale now raises in minimum wage and economy that's growing steadily and inflation, which has been teamed. why is spanish prime minister petra sanchez? never the less facing an uphill battle in trying to get reelected as well. i think if we gave a little background to this, it's it, it might be a little clear as pain is doing really well. it's one of the, you know, it's been one of the fastest growth rates and the leading economies now for the 3rd straight year. but if we look at where the recovery is coming from, some of these issues are not hitting your average citizen. so for example, tourism is doing very well despite this heat wave, it's doing extremely well. um, but what does that do? well, it, it does bring in a lot of jobs, but they are generally covered by immigrants and it pushes up rents, you know, lot of them are going to air b and b. so this is, this is a source of problems. we're seeing a strong growth in housing investment, but a

. >> reporter: gail works to educate boaters and prevent accidents on the water. >> you can wind up with broken bones, a broken neck, or you could run into the propeller of your own boat or another boat could run over you that would cause lots of damage if not death >> reporter: the challenge is not new. we found videos dating back to 2020 tiktok now posting mornings like this noting participating in this activity could result in you or others getting hurt nbc news reached out to tiktok about the boat jumping trend they responded by saying, it is not accurate to characterize or report this as a tiktok challenge and that the company can't comment on something that isn't a trend on our platform. this is not the first social media challenge to cause harm or take lives there's been the skull breaker challenge where three people stand in a line and the two on the outside kick out the middle person's legs causing them to fall back and crack their skull. some tiktokers discovered burns. when they put salt and ice directly on their skin and tiktok has banned the benadryl challenge after at least

acute doctor gail for being with us today during your expertise and the committee. in her second witness any - from darlington pennsylvania, the beaver county, she lives roughly 5 miles from east tennessee, ohio and she and her family were directly affected when a train carrying dangerous to medical still railed any balancing, just a few months ago. thank you mr. lloyd for sharing your experience in your story with us today. and now i altered to recommend a broad to introduce our third witness. >> it mr. jonathan, the director of the government's program at the overstreet institute, he is focused on budget and legislative branch policies and jonathan received a specialist degree in economics with minors in finance and political economy from princeton in may he published the known unknowns planning for the next emergencies and therefore calls for planning ahead for emergencies rather than relying on off budget emergency spending. thank you for agreeing to testify today and appreciated. >> thank you very much and forth witness is doctor, and doctor revere is a senior

course, stay hydrated, drink lots of water reporting live from livermore gayle kron for all right, gail, thank you for that. make sure you download the kron 4 app to stay up to date on the latest weather conditions. >> we have your up-to-date forecasts and details when it will get the hottest in your neighborhood. it's all on our kron. 4 app and kron 4 dot com. we have a sad update and that search for a missing bay area the sister of hayden klemenok confirmed today that rescue crews found his body. the 24 year-old was backpacking in yosemite with friends over the 4th of july weekend when he apparently fell into a creek and was swept away by the rushing water. his sister posted on facebook that her brother's body was located this past sunday, but it wasn't recovered for another 24 hours due to its location. coming ipgrew up in petaluma and he graduated from san diego state university just 2 months before he died. a gofundme page has raised more than $60,000 for the family and solano county. allay firefighters say a good samaritan who knows a thing or 2 about fighting fires. >> help stop

all right, gail, thanks. a lot police are investigating a confrontation between. >> strawberry vendors and security guards outside of a home depot in san jose. but it. >> get in the kitchen hopeful. >> and this video here showing a security guard threatening to arrest the vendors for trespassing before the guard kick down the strawberry crates. this happened at the home depot on story road on july. 20th, the vendor telling us that they're just trying to make a living and is now selling strawberry somewhere else. the police took a report on behalf of the vendor and says it will be afforded to the district attorney for review. home depot says those security guards are from a third-party company and no longer work with them. tonight, police are investigating a fight that involved 14 people in sandra fell friday night. authorities say the fight happened after 10, 30 in the area of windward way. they believe it to be gang-related. one person was reportedly struck by a knife and taken to the witnesses helped police

gail in newcastle, hello.— gail in newcastle, hello. hi there, nic . gail in newcastle, hello.ing on. he was supposed to have a one—on—one contract. he basically worked in a little bit of cash for himself, but the pressure they put on him to go in all the time, the longest he did was 21 days off. they were -- he sometime. he was finishing —— he sometime. he was finishing up -- he sometime. he was finishing up literally when — -- he sometime. he was finishing up literally when i _ -- he sometime. he was finishing up literally when i am, _ -- he sometime. he was finishing up literally when i am, public— literally when i am, public transport, so i obviously didn't feel happy about him catching taxis back at— feel happy about him catching taxis back at that time, so obviously having — back at that time, so obviously having to — back at that time, so obviously having to go out the house at 18 to bring _ having to go out the house at 18 to bring him — having to go out the house at 18 to bring him back, and having to get up again— bring him back, and having to get up again the _ bring

out asia pacific bureau chief gail motus is in bangkok is solely of his soul. shines a very bright light on the, on democratic reality of time politics. that's right, but i don't know, of course many people here in the tie capital that in thailand generally if that you know why bother voting. if $250.00 nobody likes it. military appointed senators can do the job for us literally. so if these people can block the popular vote a while, you have a system that is based on popular building. so that's the position on the one. and on the other end, of course, some people, even though the type all them and that's, that's not it says nowhere in the constitution, but the majority gets to accept the government. then you do have to say that there are political systems where there are similar cases. for instance, the 1st possible pay system in the u. k. don't want to go into much detail, but you can have a situation where the constituency of the majority is not represented in the parliament. the 14th type people think about this, i mean there was a small protest wednesday, another thursday. will this

so gail, good, there's little doubt of the outcome that doesn't really sound like it's a free and fair election. does it said look certain that 100 percent of the $125.00 seats up that are up for grabs and probably about a will go to the can body and people's party. and there's a number of reasons or potential explanations of what that what do we have seen in the report to that is a lack of real contest. seeing that the main opposition party has been prohibited in the country. and then secondly, there's the whole issue that the, the state media virtually controls the information landscape in this country. uh and uh, there's a lot of self censorship amongst the media. so people are careful what they publish, what they say about. but also there, there have been a number off of online providers have been prohibited. so there's been a lot of in restrictions and even intimidation, some say on that front. and then thirdly, there's a, the do you concern about the electoral fraud? we've seen that according to a number of and jolts of a 2018 election. and when it comes to this election, the num

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you're up to date my bands as a what i'll see you again very soon, you know dw used fuel. gail will have your next update fix down the people in trucks insured when trying to free the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away. the east straight screen getting 200 people around the world, which we ask why? because no one should have to make up your own mind. me for mine's the. the you're watching the news agent coming up to date at chinese mistreat finally solved the country's foreign minister had disappeared for a month. paging has now come out to say, he's out of the job and 70 years after the korean war, the conflict remains on resolved. as south korea worries about the growing nuclear threat from killing yang, the my name is most chance. thanks for joining us. we take a closer look at the disappearance of ching gong, china's foreign minister until tuesday, when the communist party announced he'd been relieved of his post. chain gun had simply disappeared for an entire month. and until this week, no one knew why. high profile chinese gone missing is kind of a phenomenon

order from china would be virtually impossible for about human cost of climate change the landfill. gail, welcome to the program. china as far administered, shouldn't gang has been removed from office just to chin saying, hey, with us secretary of state and to me, blank. and this year has been absent from public to choose for more than a month. tiny state meagan made the announcement on tuesday evening saying he'd been replaced by his previous assessor in the role communist potters following the fast g one a, you know, i was going to gave no reason for mr. change removal. badging based agend list 5 in crestwood told me will as well, in my opinion, this is usually one of the most spectacular nice new stories coming out of china. and the for, i mean, is that just disappears, disappears for more than a month. and really nobody has a clue what is happening behind the 1st sight. even the spokes person of the ministry during their daily press conferences, they 1st explained that they as a health concern, then they say we just simply don't have any information. and you can see the economics, th

gail, linda and mark. >> sandra: how bigger movements happen.iness owner and say things have got to change. all right, we'll keep that conversation going. performers under attack. what the heck is going on here? joe -- >> i have no idea. >> not talking to you about being a new york city resident or business owner in the city, you are lady gaga's dad and this is happening. this is video of harry styles, hit in the eye, this is incredibly dangerous stuff when they get up on stage, for their fans, and this is adele, oh, correct, there's more and more performers wallupped on stage. adele talks about this, listen. >> [bleep] have you seen them [bleep] dare you, dare you throw something at me. >> sandra: you've been on tour with your daughter many times, you know the risks these performers take up on stage. why is this happening? >> i don't know, i've been out to probably over 200 shows and you know, they do throw things on stage, all right. but normally it's like a letter or maybe a jacket that they made, you know, or flowers, you know, something per

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. >> reporter: as head of the local fire state council, gail has long advocated for safety programs like the tree removal underway here, but she says a new concern for just about everyone in the community is the financial risk in a troubled insurance market. >> you know, these people are up here because they are not really wealthy, this is a retirement blue-collar neighborhood. >> i'm on a fixed income, i'm on social security, i am retired. >> reporter: this is one example of a story playing out across california , entire communities at risk of becoming uninsured, an unsustainable situation that the state and coverage providers are now fighting over in sacramento. >> really, i think what people need to know is we are in a political showdown with the insurance industry. >> reporter: a consumer watchdog founder, harvey rosenfield is talking about the debate over how insurance markets should operate as a changing climate causes risks and soaring costs. >> right now they have a fair plan, it is a last resort. >> so we have california fair housing which doesn't cover much but it does cover fi

are you, gail? i just want you to stand up as a first lady. he had a wonderful first lady at the state department. how important? now you're first. oh, my goodness. all the difference in the world kept me humble when i thought i was all that and brought me up when the what and probably up when the washington post told me. i was a no good bum. okay. oh, good. very important. and daily. just the daily job. what has happened to our culture that no longer respect each other to longer question to answer? i hope we can get it back to you at harvard. when luke ritz arrived, i was there the very beginning of the year, the beginning of the real practitioner's phase of the critical studies movement. yeah. you know, i here's how i'll answer that. i can't tell you if we can get it back, but it won't come from washington. oh, it will it will come from little league teams and pta and churches and synagogues and school boards. it won't come from washington. who who presidents can set a tone for that i think by the way they speak the way they engage with othe

. >> reporter: gail pickett has long advocated for safety programs like the tree removal program. she says a new concern for just about everyone in the community is the financial risk of a troubled insurance market. >> these people are up here because they are not wealthy. this is a retirement and blue-collar neighborhood. >> i am retired. >> reporter: this is one exampl of a story playing out across california with communities at risk of becoming uninsured. a unsustainable situation that th state and coverage providers ar now fighting over in sacramento >> i think most of what people need to know is that we are in political showdown with the insurance industry. >> reporter: harvey rosenfield is talking about the debate ove how insurance markets should operate as a changing climate drives increasing risk and soaring costs. >> for people right now who are searching for an insurance company, there is something called the fair plan. >> we got california fair housing, which does not cover a much, but it does cover fire. >> i have been shopping around, but the problem is it is skyrocke

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all right, gail, thanks a lot out there. santa clara county has cooling center's that are open for anyone who needs them. >> libraries in cupertino, gilroy, los gatos milpitas in morgan hill. >> we'll be serving as cooling center's through tomorrow. 2 people were rescued after a small plane crashes into lake tahoe. the el dorado county sheriff's office says the plane went down this morning near rubik on bay. the passengers were recovered by nearby boaters. one of those passengers suffering a head injury. the cause of the crash still unknown tonight. federal authorities have been notified a suspicious death investigation is underway after a woman's body is found in a motel room. police say they were found this morning at the gateway inn in fairfield. she's only being identified as a 25 year-old circumstances surrounding her death are still unclear. tonight. well, if you try browsing twitter today, you may have been met with an error. the platform was down for some users. and elon musk is saying that he's applying temporary li

. >> reporter: as head of the fire counsel, gail has long advocated for safety programs like the tree removal. >> i am on a fixed income. i am retired. >> reporter: this is one example of a story playing out across california with entire communities at risk of becoming uninsured and an unsustainable situation that the state and coverage providers are now fighting over in sacramento. >> i think what people need to know is that we are in a showdown with the insurance industry. >> reporter: the insurance company is driving increased risk and soaring costs. >> we got california fair housing, which does not cover as much, but it does cover fire. >> i have been shopping around, but the problem is that it skyrockets. >> reporter: as for amador, he got another letter from his insurance provider. >> i'm sure they will cancel me. i am afraid. >> reporter: there are over 100 homes and every one of them is considered at severe risk of fire, driving up the cost of living in this quiet corner of napa coty. >> it is beautiful and peaceful, but we live in a high fire zone. >>> tomorrow week take a cl

all right, gail, thanks a lot. a car fire that started on eastbound 5, 80 saturday in livermore. >> and ultimately spread to several acres of brush has been fully contained. fire crews responding to the scene near north flan and carol road winds causing the fire to spread to 80 acres on the altamont pass causing traffic issues. the cause of the fire remains under investigation tonight, the man accused of fatally stabbing cash out bob lee is set to be in court tomorrow. many was arrested 8 days after lee was found stabbed to death in san francisco's rincon hill neighborhood back in april. prior to the stabbing. police say lee had been hanging out many sister which led to an argument between the 2 men. well, many pleaded not guilty to lee's murder. he is being held without bail. coming up, a former business associate of hunter biden expected to testify before congress. we've got the latest on the case. plus, a plane crash leaving 3 people dead in southern california will have more on that. that. >> coming up. i'm jay

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. >> gail, thanks a lot. another big story we're following tonight. the ax marking the spot atop the former twitter building in san francisco. the strobing and the shining nighttime lights going right into neighboring apartments. today there was no sign of the old twitter bird logo outside of the headquarters. just a giant eczema. top of the building with the new sign going up without permit and without warning to some unhappy people who live nearby kron four's. sara stinson has the story. >> first off, cops had to stop cruz at twitter hq from taking down old bird logo because there is no permit for that. then when they started to put up this brand-new ex sign it surprised the city. but it also surprise all the people that live around that area as it started reading up their life. >> not in a good way. >> just pull pull seed through the windows of san francisco's downtown skyline. now shines much brighter at night. a giant illuminated x was installed on top of twitter headquarters that started strobing as soon as it went up, you know, he's just going

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experiment, whether it's electric cars or the solar power systems to but we also have an electric ship. gail, the ones that cool, it's like in a lab mikey, we try to find out if it works in practice as a machine and how we can go on with that as well. for me. just eyeball ended up in ancient times, hockey was a rich island of 8000 inhabitants. copper it was mine. and later in the island developed into a center for a sponge, diving. but how are you? the former capital now lies in ruins. the glory days are over. in winter, a mere 200 people remain here. the only one who knows every inch of the island is the priest. father salvas, a remote monastery and a few churches have survived. but he now has to face more mundane issues. he turns to the municipal representative for advice about electricity bills. in november 2021 greek prime minister carrier estimates, a talk is opened a photo of uptake system to fulfill the islands electricity requirements. a cooperative open to all residents was founded as members, they could by electricity and have a say in how solar energy was used here. but let me, le

all right, gail, thanks a lot. we appreciate it. >> well, if you're planning on taking bart this weekend, expect some delays. the trains typically run slower on down. >> 10 minutes behind schedule when the heat nears triple digits as the weather can, of course, impact the performance of the rails. let's take a live look outside right now. this is at the richmond. sandra fell bridge. the traffic flowing both ways now, but it wasn't that way for nearly 17 hours between yesterday and today, the eastbound lanes on the bridge were closed as police were helping a man who was having a mental health crisis. witnesses telling chp the man rode his bike onto the bridge's upper westbound level, then climbed down to the lower east bound lanes. chp says the man then climbed underneath the bridge before crisis negotiators. we're able to rescue him. the closure, creating a lot of traffic for people out there. chp officer darrell horner says they appreciate the patients from the drivers who were affected and as to why it took so lo

the day he awarded an armed mutiny headed from us, gail, and we were told that there'd been a deal that he'd move to bill roo. sold today, the leader of bell, the ruth said that he's not here. troy russia. at the same time russian state tv reported st. petersburg police and rated for goshen department or the people who cross russian president vladimir putin are usually poisoned, imprisoned, or they died by falling out of hospital windows until today. it looked like for goshen. might just be the exception. i'm bring golf and berlin. this is the day the i know for sure that precaution is a free man. what is important to do is that mr. privilege appears to be traveling screening tomorrow less. we don't track these movements. we need to have the opportunity no waste to do that. because things that really, really changing, i just absolutely unclear how this story and i don't know everything about the relationship between pretend and precautions and i don't want to know everything about the pretty much to read it without comment for now i'll say coming up middle boss mark is that good? burke

around and that's of course i also was, hama is junior with the violin began at 4 years old. father, gail recognized his sons talent and started teaching him the owner david to join steps and gave his 1st solo concerts with an orchestra at the age of 9 that you're very aware of all the hours we just spent on each night with that you've worked really hard for it last night and i'll put this out. working hard on the notes is one thing. what makes a child prodigy? there isn't any doubt that the children have natural capabilities that are very rare. it also requires the efforts of those around the child to be equally pulled distance equally dedicated and equally wise about how to support and promote that talent. david's father invested in him, his career broke records. at 13, he was the youngest musician ever to be signed by renowned classical music labeled solely to grab a phone to several albums. david has worked with stones like conductor claudio, a bottle to be in meta and violin virtual associate, who de menu hand kid willingly sacrifices the time it takes to reach the top the mind. ther

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and as you mentioned, the process for him and associated gail of roll converging in the same venue. and it's a pretty delicate challenge for the indonesian organizers to make sure that everybody's each other half of time and space to do that. but those personalities and diplomats, we do not want to run into each other uh sort of a space not to encounter that adding these or their adversaries. now uh, the indonesian halls have pre be, uh, i'm vicious and goal for this year's summit. uh, they want to demonstrate the effectiveness of the a sound for them know just in, not in words, but rather in actions. i'm. that is a pretty challenging task because a sound as an organization of what's going back in 1967 and to appearance in each other's affairs and on consensus based decision making. but it also made uh uh, solving uh, challenging issues increment of time. there are several primarily cure the issues that they are organization wants to address. one is the conflict in young mar, which they have tried to mediate a so far and successfully in other south china sea, with uh, to retort ill

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