>> ask anyone who kn blodgett growing up in hartford wisconsin.tell you she was happy, passionate, full of life. her dad said she had always been that way. did she have a happy childhood? >> yes, i show you 600 photos of my computer. you could be able to count on one hand the ones that you could find where she's not beaming and smiling. she's a really happy kid. >> jessie, an only child, was the light of her parents live. their miracle baby. buck and joy blodgett thought they couldn't have children. so they cherished her little girl that much more. >> we bonded from day one with a little purple head came out. and every day since. we talked about drugs. we talked about sex. there was nothing off limits. >> and her mom says jessie's friends were like part of the family. >> they always seemed to hang out at our house. >> yeah. we did. she would, like fight her to throw a party. >> ian, jacqui and amelia were three of jackie's closest school pals. >> -- >> hard not to, i mean she's a really contagious personality. but jessie also had a more serious si

they left hartford 3-0 chances, last night the bears were stronger than three at a party one after all channing type in the final match, the confrontation was not marked with effective points, however, it is he who heads the list of the team's scorers. so belarusians. in seven fights , the knockout round scored a seed in the regular season. let us remind you that our forward has five points in nine meetings with the next opponent. hershey rochester, at the same time, calgary with ilyo and solovyov managed to minimally cope with the swing of 1.0 and equalized the score in the confrontation for going into one second two. from now on, the fifteen-time basketball players of minsk won gold in the championship of belarus in the final series against grodno 93 guys of rostislav vergun were stronger than 3.0 the day before in the third game of the confrontation, the final figures on the scoreboard were 105.63. vladislav bliznyuk was the most productive in this urine 23 points, one rebound, five assists and one interception. he was also named the best mvp defender. was recognized. so he is a bra

there he studied political science at hartford that keep people all over the road, but that was not the intention. and the fact that the key people means that we selected them, that it was not a plan to have friends and key positions. president richard nixon brought kissinger under his team in 1968 1st as a security adviser later as secretary of state where his 1st task was to end the vietnam war. he was awarded the nobel peace prize for his diplomatic efforts. but his role in the war was controversial. many believe the us bombing of northern vietnam exacerbates at the situation is and we do a deep into cutting the over the does it and to hit the button the all i ask of, did you do? it said the, the defects and not just it's the, his shuttle diplomacy is legendary. his strategy of talking to all sides to find a solution means that henry kissinger continues to be a salt after and to look at her to this day. now savvy has moved on the united states, bought out with comfortable after classes between close of and police and members of the countries at the next step minority. the interest of

i drove down to hartford, picked up ambassador bush, drove them up to springfield. we arrived at the so in springfield and walkeds in and about 25 people ready to have tea with candidate, ambassador george bush. there's a sign on the mantle over the fireplace that said welcome george bush. it was spelled busch like anheuser-busch. so he has come a long way. he was an asterisk in the polls but i tell you that asked rick made a huge difference for america and made even a greater difference for the rest of the world. because he actually did moree fo introduce transformation than any other president in our history when it came to inviting people to the responsibilities of governing. yes but he actually made many bad leaders better leaders because of how he led around the world. and so that's what transform the world and with a grateful of his service, but the chapter about brent scowcroft organizing national security council is a must read because it talks about the partnership that existed in the white house. normally there is tension between different bureaucracies in

was and make the people and all that kind of stuff the next day was the event and drove down to hartford and pick up a investor bush and drove them upal to springfield d we were at this moment springfield there were about 25 people waiting to have tea the candidate investor george bush was a sign on the mental on the fireplace the secular welcome george bush and it was still the u.s. eh like anheuser-busch. [laughter] and so there wasn't - and paul's but out tell you that extra, animated huge difference for america and it made a difference the rest of the roll because he actually did more to introduce transformation than any other pt in theti united states came to inviting people the responsibilities of the government and yes the opportunity to come through democracy but he actually made many bandleaders,in better leads because of how he led. around the world. so that's what transform the world and were really grateful for his service. read the chapter about croft organizing the national security council compass must-read because it talks about the partnership existed even inside the whi

we didn't just do it in seattles we did it in vancouver washington, milwaukee, hartford connecticut.as where we went above and beyond sponsoring the director. >> we sat down for friday minutes you never mentioned those other cities. >> i didn't know those cities. >> we then asked about the web site with an initiative with retailers that have recycling bins with trackers. >> is the plastic program at retailers working? >> it doesn't work to the scale that we want, i think i've been very clear about that. >> reporter: the acc is telling us it's changed. four curbside recycling for plastic bags, an issue and was originally designed to address. over our months of following where plastic bags and our country end up, in talking with dozens of people involved in the radio psy all agree on one thing, the current recycling program isn't working well enough. >> juju: our thanks to matt. the full investigation trash: the secret life of plastic recycling is now streaming hulu >> up next hits like she works hard for the money makes her a sensation. but there was a whole lot more of donna summer.

in hartford and even antioch. a nice day off in our inland areas.ven down to the santa clara valley, morgan hill, 75 in santa clara. this is dog walking weather, books. this is beautiful, beautiful conditions to get out there. maybe you just want to take a nice stroll around your neighborhood park. we pull back along the coast now. not so beautiful along our coastline where it is going to be a lot cooler in that marine layer kind of sticks around, but you can still take the pups out for a nice stroll. just keep in mind that you yourself will want to keep a jacket handy. earlier this morning, it started pulling back along the coast like clockwork. this is now into the inland aroving istrying clthmarin area. now, it is closer to hanging into san francisco, at least on the western side. in the next couple days, we will see temperatures sticking around average, actually. we are heading out into memorial day weekend. we will be right around average when it comes to our temperatures. beautiful conditions to have people come visit you. right? let's take it

it is hartford palestinians to demonstrate their solidarity with the naqba, but this is not going tove itself. the root of the naqba discussion is the root of the conflict and it goes hand-in-hand. brent: it's good to have you here in the studio. thank you for giving some context to this. thank you. brent: now, a novel way to recycle some old airplanes -- create new office space, and earn money all at the same time. reporter: the west coast of ireland is well known for its unpredictable weather. one minute it is sunny, then all of a sudden it is rainy. anyone who wants to watch the waves here has to wrap up warm, or find shelter in the upcycle part of an old airplane. >> plants love them. they love the fact that they can sit here in the back and look out to see and watch people surfing, and be in the comfort of this. reporter: the sand house hotel on this island is the proud owner of two former aircraft cabins. >> when you are by the sea here, everything rests, the windows, the bedrooms, the doors and the handles, everything rusts. so far, it has been fantastic, no rust. no maintenan

before hartford aim was to persuade people that often now they decide to leave east germany. they might, could work for west germany the, the ship. it says lived and spied in west berlin, but travelled regularly to the start as a collective in east berlin. because the department was used to relate instructions and give them a place to have lunch and chests. harmless were not for the of the high price. all spies that we've met for 13 years, always in that apartment. we weren't friends, but we worked well together. we became a cheese and developing our legend. so if we would ever, because we had it all clear, they gave me virtually fry on to this side, what information would be useful. and then i develop projects for my sources and sent them to get that. we got information about discussions within the government and especially differences whenever it covered and has a policy. there's always differences of opinion. and that was important to know while the ship, it says well active agents details had to wait in the us. they were to live under false identities. on notice, on the s

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prior to that, he served as fire chief for the city of hartford, connecticut, as a civilian fire chief in iraq for the u.s. department of defense freeman's resignation comes as the city of oakland is grappling with the largest budget deficit in its history. his retirement will also leave oakland short of another major department had following mayor shank house firing of oakland police chief leronne armstrong earlier this year. some developing news tonight. a manhunt is underway in atlanta for the suspect who police say shot. >> 5 women and a hospital waiting room killing one of them before carjacking a driver and then fleeing the scene. >> the suspect has been identified as 24 year-old dion patterson, according to officials, the suspect was a member of the coast guard. he was discharged in january. officials say the victims range in age from 25 to 71 years old. the woman who was killed was 39. this is the 100 90th mass shooting in the u.s. this year. >> happening now, oakland's mayor sheng tao is introducing her 4.2 billion dollar budget to city council. she's dealing with a 2 year def

she is a native of hartford, connecticut. and a graduate of wesleyan university in new york university school of law. she lives in washington d.c. with her husband and two children. without -- i'd like to invite the chairwoman to join me up on stage for a fireside chat. [applause] >> i guess the first thing, make sure we're turned on here. all right, great. thank you very much for joining me in this fireside chat here. we have a couple of things i want to go through. as the first woman confirmed to chair the ftc, you've led the agency with space innovation. agenda at the forefront of things that you've done. including things such as are proposing a space bureau for the agency, creating new opportunities for competition in the delivery of satellite broadband services. near and dear to the people here in the audience today. also modernizing spectrum policy to better meet the needs of the next generation space age which we find ourselves in with a lot of representatives here from new space or smaller space companies. of course t

regarding an individual who was causing disturbance on -- hartford street. and -- in no time flat information was developed that the person causing a ruckus had a warrant for their arrest. i reached out to the 2 gentlemen and asked, can you respond to this area and attempt to locate the person? within minutes, the person was located. and placed under arrest. bring about a sense of reprieve to the neighborhood once more. so that is sort of a very recent today example of the good work the two do, thank you >> with that, thank you very much for honoring these 2 officers. and i don't have anymore to say. thank you. [applause]. hold on one moment. thank you. captain and harvey for highlighting these officers. extraordinary work. before we take photos i want to offer the officers if they like to say a few words. >> thank you. captain it has been an honor and pleasure working with you the past 2 years and thank you very much for nominating us for this award. thank you, chief scott and my piers and commission. it is an honor. we don't need this but it is nice you kn

prior to that, he served as fire chief for the city of hartford, connecticut. and as a civilian fire chief in iraq for the u.s. department of defense, freeman's resignation comes as the city of oakland is grappling with the largest budget deficit in its history. as we just reported, his retirement will also leave oakland short of another major department head following mayor saying tells firing a police chief leronne armstrong earlier this year. >> also in oakland, 2 officers with the housing authority police department were involved in a shooting last night. police say it happened in the area of 80th avenue and plymouth street. it's unclear who shot first. but investigators say 2 officers returned fire and hit the man. police say during a search of weapon was found in the man was taken to the hospital. this is an ongoing investigation and we'll bring you more details when that information is available. >> in san francisco, pressure is mounting for the district attorney to release video of the shooting death of an alleged shoplifter by a walgreens security guar

a disposition here in australia or of stolen land as it's been proven to be with airport guys at hartford, back already and 9092 a. and the rate by trash, nevada, effects, and other things as a whole movement across the, the, the form of colonies. and coming out of saying to charles, i think putting it under a great deal of pressure to side. you have to step up to you, then australia is on the going this journey of sales. you know, we've got this year a referendum on some constitutional changes that can recognize that 1st nations, people, the sovereignty of us. but it's nice and stable and put in place, i mean for structured to try and finally, out of the come, the disadvantage that's being, you know, $230.00 parties in the making it with god still the most incarcerated people on the apps and the shameful theater, i'd like to try to take those. busy sorry to interrupt you. i wonder if you do think probably minutes as any of an easy is under pressure. he is the coolest in england meeting. has met with him charles ahead of the coronation, and as you say, he will be pledging his late allegia

hartford, connecticut. >> you are here on vacation? >> spring break. i came with my cousin. >> you have a cousin named lynn? >> what an unimaginative family. >> you won't believe my aunt's name. roslyn. >> i am going to ask you to identify whose faces on a coin and if you get it right, you keep the coin that if you lose. you can walk away at any time. th on the penny? >> abraham lincoln. >> that is c you have a penny in the bank. do you want to keep that penny? do you want to risk it and keep going? >> i want to keep going. >> i like that. whose face is on the nickel? >> i believe it is thomas jefferson. >> that is correct. you have $0.06. do you want to keep going? >> i want to keep going. >> whose face is on the dime. >> dime, for d. franklin d. roosevelt. >> may be two people in the audience know the answer to that. you have $0.16. this might be the most anyone has one. do you want to keep going? >> i think so. >> she is going to keep going. >> who is on the corner? >> george washington. >> that is correct. it is george washington. is anyone else's

public library, where her work was so influential that the then of hartford, eddie, designated february 13 of tracie hall day. and that's just a small sample. but what i want to bring to your attention is the challenge tracy issued to librarians library professionals and library supporters in june of 2020, when people demonstrating all over this country this was four months after becoming the ala executive director, had called for building a library workforce reflects the diversity of the nation universal digital access in a much financial commitment to libraries to libraries. and she said through three priorities. let legacy be when say let our legacy be justice, she said. i'm inviting us to explore the construct of the library as both the vehicle and the driver of justice, as both a means to justice and an arbiter who was talking to libraries ends. but really, she was talking to us all. the american literary community in this era of book bending, of the forces of injustice taking the books out of our of tyrants, taking away our right to read as hall instructs all of us let our legacy

barber who like sean said the sky had tried to hartford to prove that he was much behold and for entertainment in his house and therefore was much troubled that he should be any instrument to testify against him in the least measure." this guy tried to him of bunch of times. he saidso your great guy but i just don't want to have sex with you. it's not like he's a or a pedophile. for this thing that he does. and similar feelings on the part of other citizens may have led to proceedings against him. and thenn the last i will redo legal prosecution became possible only for social disruptiongh brought about by advances that seem to outweigh it. so to me it was so surprising. okay. what we know about stephen gordon and what do we know about him and what was his job? remember what he does for a living? heat for the most part kept quiet. >> exactly. his congregation as he likes to have sex with men and they wish you wouldn't do that but they don't take any kind of action. like it's becoming embarrassing for the congregation. when he's finally caught and he repents his church votes church votes in bac

past it, this commotion, sol we just came past it, this commotion, so i got my picture with nick hartfordoing to see the close up, then straight down to the close up, then straight down to the square — the close up, then straight down to the square to celebrate. fantastic day for— the square to celebrate. fantastic day for the — the square to celebrate. fantastic day for the whole town. we the square to celebrate. fantastic day for the whole town.— the square to celebrate. fantastic day for the whole town. we are going to be jumping — day for the whole town. we are going to bejumping on _ day for the whole town. we are going to bejumping on board _ day for the whole town. we are going to be jumping on board the _ day for the whole town. we are going to bejumping on board the buses- to bejumping on board the buses very shortly. i must pop over this way, the players will be coming out shortly, they are having a bit of light breakfast, i'm sure it was a very late night. i can speak to a local councillor, we are live on the bbc at the moment, i know you are a big luton town fan, you grew up i

this is a new very embryonic cloth manufactory, textile manufactory in hartford so he gets from them to send them some dark brown cloth out of which he creates the suit in which he will be and i generated. it is as drab and nondescript as you can have. in front of federal hall to be inaugurated, to see him suddenly not as resplendent, with gold and a bullets on his shoulders now this drab suit as washington admitted, not of the greatest cloth whatsoever but it was american-made and that was his point. washington from the beginning realized he was tiptoeing and wanted to project this are of being in command but also wanted to make sure he wasn't accused of being a king. he had to be of the people. presidents to this day are flirting with that edge. this is the nature of what was created in america. how you project this are a of command and yet to be one of the people and washington established, played that role beautifully. and thank goodness he was our first president because there are a few people capable of that kind of seeing it so clearly. >> host: as a federalist he had to deal

the first great museum show in 1934 in hartford, connecticut, the curator said, years later, how could this have been such a flop? so this story of resistance and outright hostility to modern art is a very american story and the starting -- the starting point of my book was to answer why and how is it that we have forgotten this and how did this dramatic shift take place? it turns out to be a small number of people in this story and one of them is this early 20th century figure, john quinn, who almost impossibly identifies the artist we recognize today at a time when nobody cared about them and they were regarded, ridiculed. a kind of inheritor of this -- of his work was alfred barr, founding director of the museum of modern art, and again, a unique figure who happened to be in russia when stalin takes over in 1927 who happened to be in germany in 1933, when hitler comes to power, and absorbs this idea of art as the kind of first front of fascism when it cracks down on society. he translates this into a case on why modern art needs to come to the u.s. and my book is essentially telling

james beckett iii who was part of the campaign and said ambassador bush is speaking at an event in hartford, connecticut, 45 minutes away from springfield, massachusetts. put together a key or something for ambassador bush, i didn't know a lot of people in springfield massachusetts but i call a friend who did know people there and they gave me someone at 2:00 in the afternoon and i drove out to see where this house was and meet the people and all that kind of stuff and the next day was the day of the event and i picked up ambassador bush, we arrived at this home in springfield, locked in, 25 people ready to have the with ambassador george bush, there was a sign on the mantle over the fireplace that said welcome george bush. it was billed busch. i tell you that made a huge difference for america. he actually did more to introduce transformation than any other president in our history when it came to inviting people to the responsibilities of governing. he made bandleaders better leaders because of how he led around the world. that is what transformed the world and grateful of his service. or

springfield, sorry, feel connected call from james baker for, ambassador bush is going to be seeking in hartford connecticut at about 45 minutes away from springfield massachusetts, you put together a team for something for ambassador bush and i didn't know a lot of people in greenfield massachusetts i call a friend who did know people there and someone who has a potential host at like 2:00 in the afternoon and i go out to see where his house was and meet the people the next day was the day of the euro i ambassador bush, to springfield and he drove to this old in springfield, locked in and there are about five people ready to have tea with candidates and ambassador george bush. there's a sign on the fireplace that said welcome george bush it was snow busch. he wasn'tá in the polls but thatá made a huge difference for and they didn't even make a difference to the rest of the world because he did more to introduce transformation than any other president in our history when it came to inviting people to the responsibilities of god. he actually made many bad leaders better leaders because of how he

at a wailers hockey game in hartford, you know how they shoot the sandwiches or shoot those prizes outose guns. they shot a ham sandwich at me and i caught it. >> i've never seen a sandwich shop. >> the allman brothers concert at the beacon in manhattan, they threw a bottle of mushrooms into the second row and i wrestled a guy for them. i have them in my hand and then as i was struggling to pull them away i happen to elbow one of the ticket guys. then he wrestled me away from the guy in the other guy got the mushrooms. >> what kind of mushrooms? those kind? is this a joke? >> tell them the name of the band. >> the allman brothers. >> not all meant. >> will you tell me later? >> agnes and i were at the amusement park when she was very small. we played that game we hit the thing the frogs go flying. >> i love that game. >> it's so hard. we wanted together. each took turns. i can't express how happy i was only one that game. it was like one of the highlights of my life. >> i don't think i ever won anything in a contest but, i have a very good friend who one room in berwyn laverne and shir

hartford dropped to 30 this morning. it's relatively rare to get this type of deep cold.his is cold in new hampshire. they had the snow flying. we can still do this in mid to late may. look at the frost, extensive in bakersfield, connecticut. in norwalk, etching it in stone. we have the cold here. it is serious. we've got frost advisories. big time heat in the west. i'll tell you about. local weather, though, in 30 seconds. spencer: morning clouds will give way to sunny skies for most of the bay area. mid and upper 50's on the coast, mid 80's inland. tonight, the low clouds returning. overnight lows in the mid 50's, the accuweather 7-day forecast looks like this. dry conditions to the seven-day period with a mix of sun and clouds. coolest saturday, and then how is reach into the 70's. >>> coming up, the disney double proposal you have to see. we'll be right back. what's with the double mcnuggets? oh this one's my backup, in case something happens to the first one. [crunch] mmm. see. get one favorite like 10 piece chicken mcnuggets and get another for just a buck, right no

. >> ambassador, max from hartford's belford center. the prosecutor general's office and doj have been working on war crimes accountability. one question for you how it relates to reconstruction, what will ukraine do on the environmental war crimes? there has been a total destruction of the area. if you could tell more about that. where do you see the u.s. and the private sector engaging in this effort? thank you. amb markarova: thank you. three questions for the next hour. first, justice. coming back to the president zelenskyy peace formula, justice is such an important element of peace. we have in that area, a general prosecutor is literally working daily with counterparts from the u.s. we are now using pretty much everything in the justice, all the instruments available to us. we have more than 80,000 cases of war crimes or crimes related to war crimes in ukraine that are opened by our investigative prosecutors. we are doing it as we receive them, our courts are hearing this. we hear russians which were captured in prisoners of war,

. >> ambassador, max from hartford's belford center. the prosecutor general's office and doj have been working on war crimes accountability. one question for you how it relates to reconstruction, what will ukraine do on the environmental war crimes? there has been a total destruction of the area. if you could tell more about that. where do you see the u.s. and the private sector engaging in this effort? thank you. amb markarova: thank you. three questions for the next hour. first, justice. coming back to the president zelenskyy peace formula, justice is such an important element of peace. we have in that area, a general prosecutor is literally working daily with counterparts from the u.s. we are now using pretty much everything in the justice, all the instruments available to us. we have more than 80,000 cases of war crimes or crimes related to war crimes in ukraine that are opened by our investigative prosecutors. we are doing it as we receive them, our courts are hearing this. we hear russians which were captured in prisoners of war,

prior to that, he served as fire chief for the city of hartford, connecticut. and as a civilian fire chief in iraq for the department of defense freeman's resignation comes as the city of oakland is grappling with the largest budget deficit in its history. his retirement will also leave oakland short of another major department head following. mayor sheng tao is firing of oakland police chief leronne armstrong earlier this year. >> well, it taste of winter on this may 3rd. we're checking our 4 zone forecast. a live look outside. you see the trans america building in the skyline in san francisco. but the right behind it, the lawrence, the looming large out there right now. that fog kind of sneaking in across parts of the bay area. now, as we're looking at really still some very unsettled weather ahead. as we've got not one, but it may be a series of storms that could impact the bay area. they do a very large, but you can feel the effects that cold air out there. we've had the rain. well, now you got a little fog that of sneaking across the golden gate bridge mov

thomas barber who, like sean said, this guy, tried to sodomize in hartford, declared that he was much beholden to the accused and much troubled that he should be an instrument to testify against him in the least measure. sorry i'm testifying against you, don't want to have sex with you. not like he is an aggressive homosexual or aggressive pedophile. these are things that he does. similar feelings on the part of other windsor citizens may have delayed proceedings against him. prosecution became possible only when the social disruption brought about by these advances seemed to outweigh his worth as a citizen. to me it was a surprising picture. okay. what about stephen gorton. what was his job? do you remember what he does for a living? >> for the most part kept quiet until it became a problem reputation we. >> sounds like his congregation knows that he likes to have sex with men, they wish he wouldn't do that but they don't take any action until it is embarrassing for the congregation. when he finally was caught and he repents, his church votes and back into leadership by a 2 thirds ma

today's coordination reflects that as well its ancient ceremony it is eight religious ceremony at hartfordsaw that respected and reflected in what happens. we also saw the modernization in the modern twist, all the many nods toward the diversity of 21st century britain today for it weathers the gospel singers, whether it was the increased presence of women in important positions they are. women in the choir for example. whether it was inclusion of welsh in the proceedings. all of these things show a clear intention he wants to lead a monarchy and a nation that's modern forward thinking but also respects its traditions and history in today's coronation was aptly reflected about. neil: you guys know the subject are better than i but richer i was curious about the message drink king charles ascending. it's a message the late diana probably would have welcomed the democratization of expanding this to more average folks participating in a celebration of this magnitude. a lot of that has her imprint on it not that that was deliberate or intended. but when you think of that? >> i think it is a fa

they were able to held without bail at the hartford county detention center and they were able to matcha., apparently to d.n.a. that was found at the crime scene. >> steve: terrible story. all right. >> pete: from the border to the classroom. because 2022 and 2023 have become years of school choice there are state legislatures coming out of covid and other reasons saying parents should be able to choose they're their kids go to school. >> steve: this would be a really good book. >> pete: seems like could be a good book too, just saying. number of states up to 7 or 8 that have done statewide school choice. florida did it famously. texas potentially about to. arizona, pennsylvania, across the country. north carolina has passed that both their house and their senate are republican controlled. it was vetoed by the governor and legislatures went back to override the veto to give school choice. the governor there who is a democrat, roy cooper is going as far as he can you talk about unions having power. is he now trying to declare a state of emergency in north carolina over school choice. wat

in prior to that he served as fire chief for the city of hartford, connecticut. and as a civilian fire chief in iraq for the u.s. department of defense, freeman's resignation comes as the city of oakland is grappling with the latest budget deficit are largest one in its history. his retirement will also leave oakland another major department head following mayor shank house firing of oakland police chief leronne armstrong earlier this year. the town of danville hopes to support brick and mortar businesses with the new grant recent measure designated to thousands of dollars in funding kron 4 sarah stinson spoke with business owners to see how this might help keep them stay afloat. >> the business boost program. newly approved here in danville and to help small businesses with about 10 employees or less, giving them support so that they can succeed. now, small business owners here in the downtown area. tell me this is crucial so that storefronts don't turn over as often. it's been a lot of turnover lately. so be nice to see some businesses really driving. >> that's

22nd reginald freeman that served as chief since may of 2021 before that, he was the fire chief in hartford, connecticut. freeman told staffers that he is taking an executive job in the private sector. freeman said in his resignation letter that it was a painful decision. but he said he had to put the needs of his family ahead of his dedication to his firefighters, freeman added quote i am humbled and inspired by my headquarters staff and all members of o f d, who accepted the challenge of being the best versions of ourselves that we could be as an organization and every time i challenge them to pursue and obtain greatness, they accepted and ran through the finish line. we recently spoke to the chief one on one about his career, and you can see that full interview on ktvu .com/ talk of the town. late word. in just the last hour. the police in atlanta have arrested the suspected gunman who opened fire in a medical facility, killing one person and injuring four others. three of the wounded are in critical condition. the suspect, 24 year old dion patterson, had been on the run since the shooti

fox 61 in hartford as police rhode island kill a suspect accused of shooting two people separate locationse victim was found in the suspect's home. a second person was discovered in a neighbor's residence. officials say a domestic and neighborhood dispute sparked those killings. and this is a live look at new york. one of the big stories there tonight from fox 5, more than a dozen ships kick off fleet week. ceremonial parade of ships included navy and coast guard vessels sailing down the hudson river and passing the uss intrepid. fleet week runs through may 30th. that is tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ sail on ♪ sail on ♪ sailor. e manager. and the snack dad. all using chase to keep up with their finances. ♪ e manager deposited a check. magic. and the snack dad? he's getting paid back. orange slicesss. because this team all has chase. smart bankers. convenient tools. one bank with the power of both. chase. make more of what's yours. you didn't live this strong, this long to get put on the shelf like a porcelain doll. but one out of two

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purports to show fighters from the paramilitary rapid support forces at the presidential palace in hartford, whom it's the official residents of the head of the army. general abdel fatter albert hand, but the r s. f says it's in control of this government building. there's been more intense fighting in the capital is the 2 sides battle for control. that despite the announcement of an extension of a cease far for one week, after mediation efforts by south sedans, president salva kia looting is still a problem in battery. in the northern part of our team, thieves have stolen clothes and textiles from every store. at this market. the fighting and instability is pushing more families to flee the capital. this boss of a vacuum ease is heading north to port sudan on the east and red sea coast along the way. they passed through several checkpoints. sama controlled by the army, others by the rapid support forces. another than that of you who people coming from cartoon who are escaping the war and trying to find safety and security arrive here under very difficult circumstances. some people who have

chair— places like the coram, hartford chair going really, really well.hat challenge for the _ seats off of the tories. that challenge for the lib - seats off of the tories. that challenge for the lib dems, j seats off of the tories. tryst challenge for the lib dems, trying to paste both ways, but not a big party are doing that. you are trying to hold off the liberal democrats while taking seats off tories in other places. fighting other parties on several fronts. all 3 of you thank you very much for now. a worth reminding that the last time that these council seats where fight was in 2019. that's not too thousand 19 when there was a general election when there was a general election when borisjohnson stormed it and seemed to be able to draw the map. it was the 2019 local elections, cast your mind back. that was a completely different political world. to be some he was still in charge, though, hanging on by her fingernails. jeremy corbyn was still the leader of the labour party, thence cable was still the leader of thence cable was still the leader of the

have this high pressure off of the eastern seaboard, and that is swinging that smoke from boston, hartford, new york, philadelphia. in fact, it will make its way into new york and parts of philadelphia later on today. we have air quality advisories, air quality alerts, elevated particulate matter from wildfire spoke, so people with respiratory problems this is going to be an issue, unhealthy for those sensitive groups. in fact, wildfires out in west canada causing more problems. high ozone levels between chicago, detroit, st. louis, dallas, houston, down into new orleans. other area we're watching right now down in the gulf. only a 20% of development in the next several days. this is the zone stretching from the gulf across florida. what is going to happen? we're going to be looking at heavy rain fall, gusty winds. in fact, through friday, we're talking locally from tampa into miami upwards of five inches of rain and that could be causing flooding. we will get into your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. get t it fast wiwith one-hour pick u up. anand with ourur best pricie guararantee,

and the situation becomes even worse during the hartford conference, which is, of course, a well-known moment in september when washington and washington and goshen will meet for the first time, they discuss what they can do, and they conclude that they have not enough men. they don't have enough money, they don't have enough ships, and they cannot have any immediate action to attack the british. they still think of two different plans. one could be new york, which of course, we all know is what washington wanted. he wanted to attack new york city because that was the sort of symbolic center for the british power and where he had lost himself in the most humiliating way. so he thought if we take new york again, we might actually really win the war. then another plan could be to go to the southern states because, of course, the british were also based there and that campaign was a good alternative. but according to washington, it would not end the war. it would just be a campaign that could be beneficial, but not the campaign, let's say. so they spoke about these two options, but couldn

the store rim storm ripped roofs off homes dumped a brain uprooted trees and hartford about 45 minutesst of tallahassee. people live there say they're just happy that no one died. well i'm i'm thankful we're alive. i don't care nothing about this. i'm just thankful is ok. yeah, it'se material things that are lost, and that is okay. there is now an effort to help people clean up all this debris and haul it away. new video here this morning shows the moment several powerboats flipped over in florida. this was the annual seven mile offshore grand prix powerboat race. it went on yesterday. despite a tornado watch and wind advisory that was in place for the florida keys. organizers of the event eventually canceled the race after several boats flipped over in the water in the wild weather. we see at least two people go overboard in this video alone. thankfully no reports of any injuries. time is 7 37 sounds been busy. what's the latest in our morning commute? well it is busy. it's getting busier in this hour. for some reason, yeah, yesterday last hour. it was a little lighter. but right now