griffin said police have found skeletal remains, but a key to the investigation is that person is saidging in lucy to track down what could be the missing puzzle piece. >> this is really about providing a resource to the other parts of the state that don't have the money, don't have the capability to do what lucy does >> reporter: lucy now a resource for agencies across the state that are executing search warrants where electronics are in question. >> she can cut the search time down significantly she may even find devices that we would never find otherwise. because criminals want to hide this stuff >> reporter: a few months under her belt and an official badge on her vest, griffin says she has already proven to be an asset to helping with what are now active cases >> everybody loves lucy. i love lucy. >> and our thanks to samantha boyd for that story. how impressive just after a few months and that success rate she's going to solve a lot of those crimes >> smart puppy cute, too. >>> fans were very up close, they were up close for an eventful run of the indianapolis 500. kyle kirkwood'

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of the south urals in the parliament suggested that russian media sites limit the display of some griffin, even a cursory view is enough to see exaggerated gloomy industrial landscapes, where, allegedly against a bottomless crowd, a formal episode from chelyabinsk seems to fit into a typical artistic framework series, harsh satire for a sitcom is the norm, but on the other hand, it’s not just a matter of humor without a cut, and borisova will prove real demonization at first glance, a seemingly harmless satire with stereotypes of a pro-russian bear in the new series of griffins chelyabinsk is even ironically called ural chicago, well, this is what a typical russian city looks like, a million-plus city according to american cartoonists leaflets. meet ivan this is how the west draws the image of the notorious russian hackers and in general the life of russia hello, hello. hello alcoholics who sit on the cards toothy old ladies, condemning all christians everywhere spies. so our society is trying to be represented by the authors of the ocean, and the views of the industrial zone complement t

attorney general griffin, why don't you start off. >> you should probably ask me last. this is what i have a lot to say on. i live in little rock. i lived on the same street for over 20 years. when i was running, about a year ago, i thought to myself, i saw these articles in the paper about this killing, this rape, robbing. i said let's take every story, newspaper, website, tv, let's find out whether these people are on parole. i started building a spreadsheet. that spreadsheet got really long. what i concluded is that the spike in crime that we saw in the arkansas to a high degree attributable to parolees. i would look at the specifics. someone would get 10 years and they served two. whatever we are talking violent criminals this was made worse by the fact that we had not built any new prison capacity, and any significant way for 20 years. i concluded -- if we can keep the parolees locked up for their full terms this spike would fix itself. i concluded that the parole eligibility date was because of the fact of senates. -- the fecteau senates. the federal system, wonde

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joseph griffin is executive director of this organization. he says the work they do is extremely important. >> our focus really is to hold both our young people in the moment when they are experiencing a trauma, but also through our peer education programs like teens on target, through our outreach in communities, through our violence interrupting programs, through our violence in the crossfire, we're also walking with people from that moment of trauma through their healing process making sure that there isn't retaliation on their behalf. >> reporter: especially after once again authorities in oakland say there has been a surge in violent incidents involving bay area youth. recently at least nine adolescents and teens were arrested in connection with a series of robberies and other crimes, including the assault of a 63-year-old woman. >> a part of our work is understanding that why, is understanding the nuance behind violence, understanding that violence isn't just happening in this moment in oakland, that for many of our communities, this vi

sad part is we're getting it at the expense of what our ancestors went through. >> reporter: dana griffin, nbc news, los angeles. >>> when we come back, the gold rush of '23 why modern-day prospectors are hoping to strike it rich in california >>> in california historic rain and snow is rapidly uncovering some long-buried treasure with it and that has set off something of a gold rush steve patterson has the story. >> reporter: it was the perfect storm. a winter of pounding rain and mountain snow moving earth and uncovering new riches long buried. today in california it's a new gold rush >> this year's a great year because the water has just moved so much new material easy gold i call it. >> easy gold year. >> reporter: we met this collection of hardcore hobbyists at the heart of the original gold rush, placerville hardware, in business since 1852 >> you've got every different kind of pan you could think of >> reporter: the guys geared up -- >> let's go find some gold >> reporter: -- to hit a few hidden hot spots where raging runoff might unearth paydirt. but as we quickly learned, there's

in the parliament and suggested that russian media platforms limit the display of some stories of griffins enough to see exaggerated gloomy industrial landscapes, where allegedly, like a crowd of homeless formats from chelyabinsk, it seems to fit into the typical artistic framework of the series hardcore sitcom satire is the norm, but on the other hand, it's not just about humor uncut. and the real one demonization will prove boris ivanin. hello boris. well, it’s not funny that you can only laugh at the americans who created this animated series, how dense their idea of ​​\u200b\u200bour country is. looks like a typical russian city of a million people according to american animators, darkly gray deserted, and chelyabinsk men, apparently, are so severe that accounts of foreign users in social networks. meet this is ivan so the west draws the image of the notorious russian hackers, yes, and in general life in russia is time hello hello gopnik alcoholics who sit on the cards evil old women who condemn all isyans are spies everywhere. so our society is trying to be represented by oceanic auth

jennifer griffin, thank you.ell, ukraine and its allies are planning a peace summit and that would exclude russia. national security institute founder jamil jaffer joins me now. good to see you. let me ask you this. how do we get a peace deal if russia is not part of the summit >> well, it's a great question, lauren. this is the million dollar question. this is a plan set out by french president macron working with president zelenskyy. the idea is to bring china, brazil, india, some of the countries aligned roughly with russia and try to break them off from the russian coalition and get them to agree to a deal and take that to the russians. the key question is can these countries get on board with the key parts of the kyiv peace plan which involves the restoration of ukrainian territorial integrity which is a minimum condition for a ukraine peace deal. lauren: in your view can they? >> it's going to be really hard because the russians don't want to give that up and we'll see if this effort by the french president

if not to ban griffins, then at least to limit showing this series.true, it’s not the first time that russia has been demonized on the screen as much as possible. here is another hollywood product of the simpsons and almost the same script. it's naive, and a kind girl from america ends up in a terrible russia where at every step there are swindlers, crooks and rude people. well, in fact, the creators of sitcoms create false stereotypes and instill prejudices, through the prism of which the audience then begins the real events. wild, the country has become nothing, so russia savages who have a civilized world of their own missions. should call for life in an international civilized society. russia no, i just don't understand, because they don't have any information. now we will force them a little differently, everything will be fine, therefore. the fact that we use violence against russia is a boon for the russian people, we will bring them from the state of medicine through their resistance to a bright future for the western civilized world. this is

dana griffin telling us about a skin patch. >> reporter: when sara's daughter zara was just 9 months old, she discovered she had a deadly peanut allergy. >> the first thing i thought was my child was going to die. i went through a lot to have her. >> reporter: while there are options for peanut allergy sufferers over the age of 4, up until now there's been almost nothing that could be done to help allergic toddlers. but tonight a breakthrough therapy researchers say will save lives. >> this is really aimed at providing an accidental exposure buffer. >> reporter: it works to desensitize some of the youngest sufferers. >> your child is gaining protection and have to have more peanut to cause a reaction. >> reporter: according to a study published in "thee new e england journal of medicine," after one year on the patch, 67% of toddlers increased the amount of peanuts they could safely ingest. that's doubled to kids who got just the placebo. with few serious reactions, doctors say the results are promising but do offer caution saying, this isn't a cure, but a lifesaving tool for children

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here's dana griffin. >> reporter: 62-year-old denise green has lived in southern california her entirethis is my grandmother right here. >> reporter: she knows her ancestors came from mississippi. but much of her family history was unknown. that is, until her niece started doing research. >> here's the 1880 census. >> reporter: adrienne abiodun is a professional genealogist in tampa, florida. but even she spent two decades and thousands of dollars before uncovering the name phillip branch. >> so phillip branch is my fourth great grandfather. and he was an enslaved person. >> reporter: what was your reaction when adrienne told you that your family is direct descendants of an enslaved person named phillip branch? >> i thought that was awesome. it was just a little overwhelming. >> reporter: the vital lineage information could be valuable in california as it debates what is owed to descendants of the enslaved. camilla moore is chair of the california reparations task force, the first in the nation's statewide effort to address systemic racism against african americans caused by the enduri

. >>> a new treatment is showing promise for kids with severe peanut allergies dana griffin telling us about a skin patch that could protect them and give their parents peace of mind. >> reporter: when sara's daughter zara was just 9 months old, she discovered she had a deadly peanut allergy. >> the first thing i thought was my child was going to die i went through a lot to have zara and it felt in that moment that she was being taken away from me >> reporter: while there are options for peanut allergy sufferers over the age of 4, up until now there's been almost nothing that could be done to help allergic toddlers, but tonight a breakthrough therapy researchers say will save lives. >> this is really aimed at providing an accidental exposure buffer. >> reporter: it's a patch for 1 to 3-year-olds that delivers peanut protein to the skin working to desensitize some of the youngest peanut allergy sufferers. >> your child is gaining protection i have to have mor peanut to cause a reaction. >> reporter: according to a study published in "the new england journal of medicine," after one year

bizarre, said the crime reporter, justine griffin. date was to brittani. >> she had become obsessed with the restraining order. everything she was doing was to make sure that this restraining order was going through. >> perhaps brittani was afraid to show up, afraid what might happen? >> these were not necessarily genteel ladies? >> no, they seem to be very passionate about hating each other. especially towards the end. >> so in the days following brittani's disappearance, some people around town wonder just how much she knew, or what she might have to do with it. after all, if anybody had a motive. it was an. all the anger, all the emotion, the bitterness. had it finally culminated in some violent confrontation? >> where they looking at you as a suspect? the media? >> of course, that's the first thing you're going to think of. i already had with all the news, and all the helicopters. all of that. filming the front of my house. >> the local police department got wind event, of course. >> that is basically where this effective started

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it's going to be really exposed. >> yeah. [ snowboard skimming snow ] >> griffin dropping.you know, have confidence riding with that. [ beep ] so, the ice was pretty edgeable? [ beep ] >> yeah, for sure. >> that's good news. [ snowboard skimming snow ] >> whoo! >> nice, dude. >> [ laughs ] >> elena, the ice is edgeable, but the exposure is no joke. >> copy that . ♪ >> thanks. >> yeah, we need to evaluate -- >> you guys want to take her all the way down or reset? >> yeah, legs are tired. >> let's keep this moving. >> yeah. >> why don't you guys drop and i'll bring up the rear . >> yeah. >> that was good. >> copy that. >> yeah, i'm going to kind of ride more fall line. >> good call . >> yeah! >> clear the drops. >> copy that . ♪ ♪ >> whoo! >> how fun is that? >> that was fun. the top part was kind of scary. >> for sure. eufrplt that is so incredible. >> just, like, surreal. >> totally. it's like make believe land. >> make believe land. okay everyone, our mission is complete balanced nutrition. together we provide nutrients to support immune, muscle, bone, and heart health. aa

this is vito, the news live from berlin. griffin's king, charles and queen camilla officially crowned god for the service at westminster abbey was full of expedition. but among the dignitaries, the one accused next generation thousands turned out in london for what was a rainy start to the celebration. and after the crowning ceremony itself, the king and queen and members of the royal family gathered on the balcony of fucking and paris to greet the assembled crown. the antonio medical, it's good to have you with us. it's the day that presents king charles has waited for nearly all his life. he and his wife, queen camilla, had been crowned in front of nearly 2000 dignitaries at westminster abbey in london . so many dates back centuries. and it wasn't the only thing to bad. the hallmarks of tradition, the weather, and also how to distinctly british feel a ceremony not witnessed for 70 years. the combination of a monarch, the atmosphere is soaked up quite a crowd of tens of thousands who waited despite the rain, to witness the beginning of a new royal era. charles, the 3rd already named

buddy holly owned title best in show, first time a dog of his breed, petite bassett griffin has taken the top prize. >> more than 3,000 dogs representing 210 breeds competed this year. winston was the crowd favorite going into the final round of judging but ultimately it was buddy holly who won the big ribbon. >> i know what his name means. petite is small. bassett is low. griffin is shaggy. >>> nasa will use lasers to send high definition video of the moon back to earth during the artemis 2 lunar mission. it will launch in november next year carrying four astronauts on a roughly ten day journey. >> traditionally nasa has relied on radio waves to communicate to return data to earth. now they will use laser beams to send terabytes of data in a single transmission. >> what do you think of that, does that change the way you view space? >> it certainly does. mind blown. >> many years of speculation about a possible return from the dead as ghost with the most is ready for more mischief. >> beetlejuice. beetlejuice. beetl beetlejuice. >> it's show time. >> gist say his name three times and

stuart: griffin jenkins at the border. the crisis at the border seriously. >> i can't say what is going to look like after may 11th but i can say this is an administration that has taken the challenges we see at the border seriously since day one. >> reporter: brandon, what do you think happens next week when title 42 ends? >> it's upsetting when you hear the white house give nothing but rhetoric, they don't give facts to back up their statements and that the issue we face. what we are looking at if we look at fact that your viewers listen to facts and formulate their opinions there have been more deaths from migrants than in our history, more people released in history, more united states citizens overdosed from drugs coming from mexico van any twee 2-year period in our history, more profits generated in cartels than in history, those are facts of that is what the white house doesn't tell you. when you look at what is going to happen on may 11th all those numbers are going to rise exponentially. the beginning of april we

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kenny atkinson and former raptors coach nick nurse were also candidates, this will be griffin's firstnba. it playoffs in vegas, in five of the western conference finals, try to close up the stars three period to tide and they beat former sharks goalie aid and health three and two and about 90 seconds later dallas player the landry, another goal. it reviewed and upheld as the stars when it four-on-two. they now trail three into after being down oh and three themselves. game six is monday in dallas. abc 7 sports is sponsored by river oaks encino. >> thank you very much and that is all the time we have for this addition of abc7news at 11. the news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00, for spencer and kris and all of us thank you so much for joining us. we leave you now with a live look outside where you can see a little bit of haze in the air. things are expected to cool - did you see that? - whoa, whoa, we scored? - yeah we scored, we're going to the playoffs. - i can't believe i missed that. (bell dings) every time i'm buzzed i spend too much time on my phone. - what? i should take your

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joining us now van jones and alyssa farah griffin and former federal judge nancy gertner, jessica roth's jeff zeleny. judge, what was your reaction? >> i wasn't surprised once it was clear that the testimony of the other three women, of the other two women rather and the "access hollywood" tape was going to come in, then there was a clear pattern and the judge allowed it in precisely if there's a pattern and the pattern was walking up to women and touching them. so her story was consistent with that so i wasn't really surprised. >> jessica, anything surprising to you? the former president's attorney focused on the fact that the jury did not find him liable for rape but for sexual abuse. >> yeah, picking up on what judge gertner said, the through line, the consistency of what he did to the two other women that came forward with the account of e. jean carroll and what he said on the "access hollywood" tape about how he would attack women and grab their private parts. to the extent it was important to the jury in reaching that quick verdict it's not surprising they went for the category t

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symbolism sends signals to beijing, john. >> sandra: jen griffin, military leaders are warning congress that a default could hurt military competition and our defense for this country. here is some of what we have heard so far on that. >> well, sandra, firefighters on capitol hill during the appropriations, senate appropriations committee hearing where defense secretary austin basically talked about how china's bullying behavior in asia really has their attention here at the pentagon, but basically all of this talk of the debt and defaulting on the debt and possibly not raising the debt limit, that has pushed off a very key set of negotiations on the hill and that is for the pentagon to have a budget on time. and without a budget on time, secretary austin pointed out all of the things that are going to be delayed now if there is a continuing resolution in the fall and there's not a budget passed, you won't be able to make the nuclear submarines, delayed by years, needed in the pacific to counter china. you won't have the money to replace the presidential draw down, the weapons they want

molly: a few days to get every thing in place, griffin jenkins thank you.th the new measures be enough republican congressman beth event died and joins us now precious house ways and means committee and the republican study committee. congresswoman, welcome good to see you. looks great to see you, thanks for having me. we were we just heard big stuff is coming what do you fear what you expect will happen next thursday when title 42 drops? >> we have already seen over 6 million encounters. 1.4 and 1.7 getaways. we have looked in the first 25 months of the biden administration we have already seen more than 7 billion people enter our country illegally. creating a massive generational humane crisis -- recommend turning crisis plus national secured crisis. we have seen over 100 10,000 people die from fentanyl that is coming over. and now, this administration is given up operational control basically to the mexican car cartels. now this administration is further continuing to erode the very fuel tools we have to be able to control and secure our borders. that is

jennifer griffin, thank you so much for bringing us that story.s congressman mike johnson. what do you make of that report? >> it's frightening, it really is. look, we know that the chinese communist party is engaging in malign influence around the globe. it is a rising concern to all the american people. it certainly is a top concern of ours on capitol hill, and we need bipartisan consensus to crease this threat. we have to watch what they're doing. these chinese communist--owned corporations are involved in every aspect of our live lives. we have to keep a close eye on this. we have to monitor it closely. elizabeth: sounds like it's not happening according to our general. so there's that. and then we have florida ron desantis who signed a bill outlawing chinese agents buying up u.s. real estate near u.s. military bases in florida. and then michigan stating agriculture or department reportedly threatened to investigate a horse farm after its owner, lori brock, organized protests against this new $2 the.4 billion chinese battery factory made by th

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