, and , had dan white shot harvey -- first he shot george, then he came over and shot harvey, and we learned lady that he had a list , and i was on that list. willie brown was on that list. >> harvey told us back in the 70s that we could confront the hate and ignorance, by coming out. >> gran craig, a friend of milk who worked with him on campaigns was among several speakers. silver said she will always remember milk's humor . >> as a friend, he was very funny. he was a comic -- he used to come to my house, and my kids were there, i had two sons -- i have two sons, and they were little kids. and, he would joke with them and play with them. he was just a nice, nice person. >> reporter: in san francisco, betty yu, kpix 5. >> harvey milk made history as one of the first openly elected officials . now, after this most recent election, at least 10% of california legislators, all democrats, identify publicly as lgbtq. it is believed to be a first for any u.s. state, that is also in line with the most recent census data, which showed 9.1% of all californians identify as lgbtq. >> despite pr

came over and shot harvey. we learned, later , that he had a list and i was on the list. lily brown was on the list. >> what harvey told us in the 70s was we could confront the hate and ignorance by coming out. >> reporter: a friend of milk who worked with him on campaigns was among silvers several speakers . silvers said she will always remember milk's humor . >> as a friend, he was very funny . he was a comic . he would come to my house and of course my kids were there. i have two sons and they were little kids . he would joke with them and play with them and he was just a nice, nice person. >> reporter: in san francisco, betty yu, kpix 5 . >>> and allowing thrill seekers to look down 150 feet . it is a bridge with glass panels and it spans nearly a quarter of a mile and took about a year to build. >> it made my stomach go crazy, i'm not going to lie . >> reporter: each tower has about 110,000 pounds of timber . it has shattered world records and is connected people from all over the world to a small town in

how remembering slain san francisco harvey milk will be different this year. look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live. >> we are back to do this all over again. [applause] ama: a deadly mass shooting shooting at a walmart. the supervisor who killed six coworkers left behind what he called a death note on his phone. he apologizes while also blaming others for mocking him. he wrote, sorry everyone but i didn't plan this. i promise things fell in place like i was led by satan. police say the nine millimeter handgun used in the shooting was purchased legally that morning and the shooter had no criminal record. sunday march the 44th anniversary of the assassination of harvey milk and george moscone he. the community is gathering at harvey milk plaza in the castro for a candlelight vigil in remembrance. as tara campbell tells us, in the wake of the colorado springs shooting, this year's commemoration is taking on new meaning. reporter: this was the scene last sunday in the castro. the community and its allies gathering in wake of the deadly shooting at

headdown white shot harvey -- first he shot george and then came over and shot harvey.ad a list and i was on the list . willie brown was on the list . >> what harvey told us in the 70s is we could confront the hate and ignorance by coming out. >> reporter: one who worked with him on campaigns was among several speakers and said she would always remember milk's sense of humor . >> as a friend, he was funny and a comic . he would come to my house and of course my kids were there and i have two sons that were little kids . he would joke with them and play with them and he was just a nice, nice person. >> in san francisco, betty yu , kpix 5. >>> 10% of california legislators and all democrat identify as lgbtq. u.s. census data show that 9.1% of all californians identify as lgbtq . >>> the lafayette city council will discuss having gun owners store firearms in the locked container . it would only apply when people are not legally carrying firearms or when it's not in their immediate control . violations would be misdemeanors and a violation of probation. that commission is t

vice president of the harvey milk, lgbtq democratic club. jeffrey wong says they continue to try and bring milks vision for san francisco to life. >> even after his death. >> city that's welcoming to all peoples and especially the we want to make sure that the lgbtq community. people at the event say the same type of hatred in gun violence is still rampant in 2022. as it was in 1978 just a little more than a week ago. there was a mass shooting at club q in colorado springs. it took 5 lives. former supervisor carol reax over who served harvey milk, says people still need to fight for full acceptance and freedom for lgbtq+, people with it is it's a tragic day. >> to have to come in san francisco not only to mourn assassinations. 44 years ago. feel sorry to to mourn. a set of killings in colorado, the organization, the friends of harvey milk plaza organize the event. they say they will continue remember the life of harvey milk. >> for years to come in san francisco amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> happening on thursday, the city of san francisco wi

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reporter: jeffrey quan is the vice president of the harvey milk lgbtq democratic club.he organization condemning congresswoman marjorie taylor greene's attack on state senator scott wiener this week, falsely calling him a groomer. >> you have these attacks intensifying, malicious attacks intensifying. it is horrifying. >> it is the rise of homophobia and transphobia and violence against our community, a reminder that what happened in 1978 to harvey milk and george moscone is not over. reporter: in 2022, 36 states introduced anti-lgbtq+ bills, and quan says those legislative actions are fueling violence against the community. >> a slew of legislation across state legislatures nationwide targeting kids, schools, trans and lives lost, but this sunday the community will do it again. tara campbell, abc 7 news. liz: the abc 7 originals documentary "murder at city hall" is now available on-demand. it tells the story of what led up to the murders of george moscone and harvey milk in 1978. you can download the abc 7 bay area app. early voting kicked off in georgia today. it is r

remember harvey milk. >> and coney later on in the show. plus, as we head into the risky winter months, the white house kicking off a six-week covid booster campaign for the most vulnerable. and soccer fans know where to go to catch all the action report from san francisco's world cup village next. bye, bye cough. later chest congestion. hello 12 hours of relief. 12 hours!! not coughing? hashtag still not coughing?! mucinex dm gives you 12 hours of relief from chest congestion and any type of cough, day or night. mucinex dm. it's comeback season. >> welcome back. soccer fans gathered in san francisco today at the world cup village in union square to watch countries go head-to-head on the big screen kron four's camila barco was at the center of the festivities to check out how things are looking. >> took center stage at union square sunday morning. all eyes were on the big screen as germany took on spain for world emotions ran high at the watch party hosted by a nonprofit street soccer usa. it's a change of scenery for some fans. been watchi

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vice president of the harvey milk, lgbtq democratic club. jeffrey wong says they continue to try and bring milks vision for san francisco to life. >> even after his death city that's welcoming to all peoples and especially the we want to make sure that the city remains hospitable to the lgbtq community. people at the event say the same type of hatred in gun violence is still rampant in 2022. >> as it was in 1978 just a little more than a week ago. there was a mass shooting at club q in colorado springs. it took 5 lives. former supervisor carol routes over who served harvey milk, says people still need to fight for full acceptance and freedom for lgbtq+, people with it is it's a tragic day. >> to have to come in san francisco not only to mourn assassinations. 44 years ago. feel sorry to to mourn. a set of killings in colorado, the organization, the friends of harvey milk plaza organize the event. they say they will continue remember the life of harvey milk. >> for years to come in san francisco amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> thank you so much,

i believe you used to work for harvey weinstein? we speak to the stars of the new film she said about the investigation into film producer harvey weinstein and the #metoo movement. a very warm welcome to the programme. the indonesian authorities are sending more rescue workers and heavy machinery to help areas worst—hit by a deadly earthquake. the national disaster agency says about 100 people are known to have died in west java province. but regional officials say the figure is higher. the epicentre of the earthquake, which had a magnitude of 5.6, was on the island ofjava — not far from the capital, jakarta. one of the worst affected areas is chianjur, a densely populated part of the island. from there, our correspondent valdya baraputri reports. as the shaking subsided, shocked residents stood out on the streets of cianjur to take in the damage done to their homes. it was extensive. by indonesian standards, this was not an especially powerful earthquake, but it was shallow — close to the earth's surface, enough to cause hundreds o

but the executive director of the friends of harvey milk plaza says that the same type of hatred and gun violence is still rampant. now in 2022, just a little over a week ago, there was a mass shooting at club q in colorado springs that took lives. it was an act of violence. and now 44 years later, we can see in america rising anti lgbtq violence with the shootings, a club q. so important moment for us to stand together to remember the events 44 years ago and just sadly, 7 days ago. >> the organization called the friends of harvey milk plaza organized the event. they say that they'll continue to remember harvey milk's legacy for years to come. >> coming up, massive protests in china as covid outbreaks and the policies that surround covid. they're forced daily life to grind to a halt. >> and closer to home. the first major snowstorm of the einter season is expected hit top o details on what to expect after the break. you run a small business, u need the most fromom ery investment. at's why comcast business ves you more. re innovation... th our new gig-speed wi-fi, us unlimited data. r

people gathered at harvey milk plaza tonight to mourn the anniversary of the assassination of harvey milk. and mayor george moscone e kron four's amanda hari was there. one of the biggest teams spoken about at memorial was that love is stronger than hate. >> and to overcome hate, you have to do it together. >> that was the voice of harvey milk. the recording was played a memorial marking the 44th anniversary of his assassination. mayor george moscone ii was also killed that day. milk went on to say the recording that he understood that as a activist, he could become the victim of an assassination at any moment. vice president of the harvey milk, lgbtq democratic club. jeffrey wong says they continue to try and bring milks vision for san francisco to life. >> even after his death city, that's welcoming to all peoples and especially the we want to make sure that the city remains hospitable to the lgbtq community. people at the event say the same type of hatred in gun violence is still rampant in 2022. >> as it was in 1978 just a little more than a week ago. there was a mass shooting at

courtroom today as she took the stand in harvey weinstein's sexual assault trial. the sketches from today show her during her 15 minute testimony. cameras were not allowed inside the courtroom at the time. she is accusing disgraced movie mogul harvey weinstein of sexually assaulting her in 2005 during what was supposed to be a business meeting at the beverly hills hotel. documentary filmmaker was an aspiring actress at the time, after being asked to identify weinstein for the record, the 48-year-old looked toward the defense table, where the 70-year-old was sitting, and answered, through tears, quote, he's wearing a suit, and a blue tie, and he is staring. she testified she first met weinstein at the toronto international film festival in 2005. she said, quote, i felt a bit intimidated. he was charming. he treated me, initially, like he was really curious about me. i felt like there was a genuine interest in talking about my work. >>> during opening statements, weinstein's attorney said siebel newsom had consensual sex with him to get ahead in hollywood. he has ple

what i wish -- what i wish i had done was talk to harvey about it and said harvey, you can't do this.what did you think this w w was? >> frankly, to tell you the truth, i chalked it up to a madman era version of the boss chasing the secretary around the desk. i'm not saying that's okay. that's how -- that's -- that's how i -- that's how i more or less -- everything i heard was more or less in that category and as his friend, i wish i had been more of a friend and -- there was never any talk of rape or anything like that and like the reason i didn't was because that's a real hard conversation to have because i felt it was pathetic. i felt what he was doing was pathetic and i didn't want to deal with his patheticness. >> looking back, do you have regrets and the thought -- i mean, when you say chasing the secretary around the desk, it's one thing. obviously, you say you didn't know how severe it was but do you think it was casting couch type stuff of hollywood lure? >> i thought it was the way i described it at first. you do this for me or you won't get this movie. i never heard any act

they knew harvey weinstein could make them or break. felt the need to communicate with him just to keep that relationship cordial. >> and elizabeth, it seems to me that the witness did not try to use her own connections and political clout of her husband to not have to testify and go through this painful and humiliating experience. >> that's correct. she actually said that the only reason that she originally came forward and spoke to authorities was to help other women. she said she never thought that first day when she spoke to detectives she would end up being on the stand testifying. it was clear she didn't want to be there. i think you bring up an excellent point. not only did she not use the connections to get out of testifying, but she also didn't use them on the stand. what was interesting is that the prosecution never once mentioned her husband's name. on the flip side, from the moment that the defense stepped up there, they could not say his name enough. this was a clear strategy on both ends. one of them who is just trying to

the community is gathering at harvey milk plaza for a candlelit vigil in remembrance.n the wake of the colorado springs shooting, this year's commemoration is taking on new meaning. >> this was the scene last sunday in the castro. the community and its allies gathering in the wake of the deadly shooting at a lgbtq+ nightclub in colorado springs. this sunday they will gather on the 44th anniversary of the assassinations of harvey milk and george moscone, both shot by supervisor dan white. >> it was political violence that took away mayor must goni and supervisor milk. it was political violence. what we are seeing is the same thing is happening. reporter: jeffrey quan is the vice president of the harvey milk lgbtq democratic club. the organization condemning marjorie taylor greene's attack on state senator scott wiener this week, falsely calling him a groomer. >> you have these malicious attacks intensifying. it is horrifying. >> it is the rise of homophobia and transphobia and violence against our community, a reminder of what happened in 1978 is not over. reporter: in

vice president of the harvey milk, lgbtq democratic club.ffrey wong says they continue to try and bring milks vision for san francisco to life. >> even after his death city, that's welcoming to all peoples and especially the we want to make sure that the city remains hospitable to the lgbtq community. people at the event say the same type of hatred in gun violence is still rampant in 2022. >> as it was in 1978 just a little more than a week ago. there was a mass shooting at club q in colorado springs. it took 5 lives. former supervisor carol reax over who served harvey milk, says people still need to fight for full acceptance and freedom for lgbtq+, people with it is it's a tragic day. >> to have to come in san francisco not only to mourn assassinations. 44 years ago. feel sorry to to mourn. a set of killings in colorado, the organization, the friends of harvey milk plaza organize the event. >> they say they will continue remember the life of harvey milk for years to come in. san francisco amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> time now is 7.51. will

vice president of the harvey milk, lgbtq democratic club.g says they continue to try and bring milks vision for san francisco to life. >> nven after his death. >> city that's welcoming to all peoples and especially the we want to make sure that the city remains hospitable to the lgbtq community. people at the event say the same type of hatred in gun violence is still rampant in 2022. as it was in 1978 just a little more than a week ago. there was a mass shooting at club q in colorado springs. it took 5 lives. former supervisor carol routes over who served harvey milk, says people still need to fight for full acceptance and freedom for lgbtq+, people with it is it's a tragic day. >> to have to come in san francisco not only to mourn assassinations. 44 years ago. feel sorry to to mourn. a set of killings in colorado, the organization, the friends of harvey milk plaza organize the event. >> they say they will continue remember the life of harvey milk for years to come in. san francisco amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> it's 5.52 and we'll be right b

the community is gathering at harvey milk plaza for a candlelit vigil in remembrance.f the colorado springs shooting, this year's commemoration is taking on new meaning. >> this was the scene last sunday in the castro. the community and its allies gathering in the wake of the deadly shooting at a lgbtq+ nightclub in colorado springs. this sunday they will gather on the 44th anniversary of the assassinations of harvey milk and george moscone, both shot by supervisor dan white. >> it was political violence that took away mayor must goni and supervisor milk. it was political violence. what we are seeing is the same thing is happening. reporter: jeffrey quan is the vice president of the harvey milk lgbtq democratic club. the organization condemning marjorie taylor greene's attack on state senator scott wiener this week, falsely calling him a groomer. >> you have these malicious attacks intensifying. it is horrifying. >> it is the rise of homophobia and transphobia and violence against our community, a reminder of what happened in 1978 is not over. reporter: in 2022, 36 sta

vice president of the harvey milk, lgbtq democratic club.ey wong says they continue to try and bring milks vision for san francisco to life. >> even after his death city, that's welcoming to all peoples and especially the we want to make sure that the city remains hospitable to the lgbtq community. people at the event say the same type of hatred in gun violence is still rampant in 2022. >> as it was in 1978 just a little more than a week ago. there was a mass shooting at club q in colorado springs. it took 5 lives. former supervisor carol reax over who served harvey milk, says people still need to fight for full acceptance and freedom for lgbtq+, people with it is it's a tragic day. >> to have to come in san francisco not only to mourn assassinations. 44 years ago. feel sorry to to mourn. a set of killings in colorado, the organization, the friends of harvey milk plaza organize the event. they say they will continue remember the life of harvey milk. >> for years to come in san francisco amanda hari kron. 4 news. it's 9.51. will be right back

the friends of harville harvey milk plaza are holding a memorial event for the 2 leaders in the castro district. that's where we find kron four's amanda hari joins us there live tonight. amanda, this all just wrapped up the out. >> yet just wrapped up moments ago and one of the biggest things talked about at tonight's event was that love is stronger than hate. and the only way to overcome hate is to do so together. if you take a look at your screen, this is what the memorial looks like as dozens of people gathered to mark the 44th anniversary of the assassination of san francisco supervisor harvey milk and mayor george moscone e. but the executive director of the friends of harvey milk plaza says the same type of hatred and gun violence is still rampant in 2022. just a little over a week ago, there was a mass shooting at club q in colorado springs that took 5 lives. people at the event spoke about how they still need to fight for full acceptance and freedom for lgbtq+, people including former supervisor carol ruth silver, who served with harvey milk. >> it is a tragic day to have to co

and supervisor harvey milk. cabin shot and killed. it was then president of the board of supervisors, dianne feinstein, who made the shocking announcement back on november. 27th 1978, former supervisor, dan white, confessed and was later convicted of the killings . some of their former staff members and friends who showed up sunday talked about their legacy and how much they're missed. harvey is just as dear and near in my heart as he was 44 years ago. i still mourn his passing and i still take heart and draw strength. from seeing all of you come out. sunday's vigil also pay tribute to the victims of the tragic nightclub shooting in colorado springs. just one week ago, daniel asked kelly loving derek rump ashley park and the youngest victim, raymond vance family shares. raymond was a kind, selfless young adult with his entire life ahead of him. it was an act of violence. and now, 44 years later, we again see in america rising anti lgbtq violence, shootings and club q important moment for us to stand together was the first openly gay p

with quentin tarantino would have stopped harvey weinstein. >> the larger point is that people knew lot of the people came out after and said i had no idea and then you've heard people more candidly say we'd heard these stories and where there's smoke, there's fire. i don't know. the whole thing is gross. >> well, look, you're exactly right. you know, the clintons, you can talk about an awful lot of powerful people who did business with harvey weinstein over the years and, well, i heard stories and they leave it there. but in the meantime a lot of women were being abused. >> absolutely. chris wallace, your show is fantastic. these interviews are really eye opening and very well done. you can watch "who's talking to chris wallace" sunday nights here on cnn, 7 p.m. eastern you can see that full quentin tarantino interview. >> and coming up, s sarah sidne sat down with michelle obama. >> what would you tell your 25-year-old self now that you've lived a lilife? ♪ give the gift of shine to your person. your one, your everything. introducinthe you're the one collectn. exclusively at zales

and supervisor harvey milk. cabin shot and killed.isors, dianne feinstein, who made the shocking announcement back on november 27th 1978, former supervisor, dan white, confessed and was later convicted of the killings . some of their former staff members and friends who showed up sunday talked about their legacy and how much they're missed. harvey is just as dear and near in my heart as he was 44 years ago. i still mourn his passing and i still pickhardt and draw strength. from seeing all of you come out. sunday's vigil also paid tribute to the victims of the tragic nightclub shooting in colorado springs. just one week ago, daniel asked kelly loving derek rump ashley pog and the youngest victim, raymond vance family shares raymond was a kind, selfless young adult with his entire life ahead of him. it was an act of violence. and now, 44 years later, we again see in america rising anti lgbtq violence with the shootings and club q important moment for us to stand together, was the first openly gay person elected to public office in the s

last sunday night a similar scene played out right here at harvey milk plaza the community morning in wake of the deadly shooting at an lgbtq+ nightclub in colorado springs. it is it's terrible. it's just outrageous that that it's still happening what's going on right now is like too much head in because the gay community and we have a club q. i'm here to keep the fight for harming milk where he stands for harvey started such a beautiful quality community here, and i want to make sure that keeps thriving. top of mind is also hate speech being leveled at lgbtq+ politicians tonight calling for an end this week. our state senator. scott weiner was targeted with false grooming attacks literally hundreds of messages pouring on social media. these times are hard. they're stressful people are taking their unfortunate bad feelings out on other people do yourself feel under threaded all this you've done almost every time i leave my house. it's it's weird and it's unfortunate but it is what's happening in today's society. tara campbell abc 7 news right now on the abc 7 bay area streaming app we

courtroom with the first lady of california taking the stand against harvey weinstein.ng while telling jurors about the night she says weinstein assaulted her in a hotel suite. the defense attorney said it's all a lie, and she would be, quote, another one that wanted to get ahead. look, the defense called the accuser a bimbo, and it's a striking example of the old school play victim, attack the victim, or the alleged victim. as the me too movement have the jurors less likely to buy that argument? >> i don't think there's any question the me too movement was a large part of the avalanche of complaints against harvey weinstein took place, and she has a little extra credibility because of being the first lady of california, and the prosecution can overstep its confidence in that, and the defense has to do what it can to call into question her credibility so the jurors say, well, you know, she may be the first lady, but i am not convinced and therefore i am not going to find the defendant guilty on that charge. a very tough road for the defense here just because of the volu

the friends of harvey milk plaza are holding a memorial event for the 2 leaders in the castro district. that's where we find kron four's amanda hari. tonight. amanda. >> good evening. there are still many people here remembering the lives of both of these 2 people. you can see them behind me here just right on the top of your screen. just dozens and dozens of people all talking about the life. >> of those 2 leaders today marks the 44th anniversary of the assassination of both san francisco supervisor harvey milk and mayor george moscone e. but the executive director of the friends of the harvey milk plaza says the same type of hatred and gun violence is still rampant in 2022. just a little over a week ago, there was a mass shooting at club q in colorado springs that took 5 lives. people at the event spoke about how the fight for full acceptance and freedom isn't over. and members of the lgbtq+ community everywhere deserve to feel safe in public places. it was an act of violence. and now 44 years later, we can see in america rising anti lgbtq violence with the shootings, a club q. so im

so, it is about the sexual assault and harassment that harvey weinstein subjected people too. movie not doing well? >> you would think it would do well because it is also about empowerment. these two female reporters who bring him down and he gets his just do, but, i think that part of it is that we are still too close to it. not traumatized, but it is still playing out. harvey weinstein is still in courtrooms facing trials. >> it's happening in real-time. >> i think we need some distance to really appreciate it. the other thing is, i think we are at a time right now were we want escapism. when you look at the top movies of the year, it is like, tom cruise and dinosaurs and minions, that is what people want. >> charlotte, do you think it says something about the me to movement, that people are done with it? >> i don't think that people are done with it, but i do think that the vibe has shifted. we are in a very different place in 2022, then we were in 2017, when this seemed very new. >> ever present. >> yeah. i don't think the movement is over, i just think that it has -- it l

i will. germany against spain be focused, but you think harvey flick refers to the match for spain as our final in our rightfully so. it's do or die for germany there. haunted by the ghost in 2018 will they get ejected out of the group stage, their opponent, spain, you know, i talked about how oppressive they looked against costa rica. they're firing on all cylinders their front why? very dangerous in attack. so germany don't have the best history for spain spin, i think, 1988 last time they defeated spain in a competitive fixture, uphill battle germany. they had their backs against the wall. not really much fan based support. tv ratings are down here in germany, but i suspect this match will have a bit more viewership. i'm looking forward to it, but if they're eliminated, everyone including harvey flick will be interrogated, the entire german football association. i guess they're going to look for answers, figure out maybe we need to invest more money. who knows? but before more the players say they're focused on the action. so am i. i'm hoping for a good game. ok, chris harrington f

i believe he used to work for harvey weinstein getting them to speak out. was another thing. how did you persuade women's to tell you what had happened? again, i made with my camp change what happened to you in the past together we may be able to help protect and other people the truth. basically, the revelations dan covet, empowered women everywhere to share their own abuse stories and women abuse, or terry mulligan and zoe carson play the reporters, his work, one them the pullet surprisingly what is it exactly that we're looking at here? it's a film full of women being courageous, and i don't think there's that many examples of that on screen that aren't in see barry film. thick hair is a film of the countless examples of female heroism. hi, my name is jodie hunter. i'm an investigative reporter for the new york times. it's about the bravery of the women who came forward and spoke to them either on or off the record. and it's about a system just beginning to change barbie adamantly to mars an allegation of result . thinking m weinstein. this is about the system protect abus

. >> that >> was the voice of harvey milk. the recording was played at the memorial that happened on sunday marking the 44th anniversary of his assassination. mayor george moscone ii was also killed on that day. milk went on to say in the recording that he understood that as a activists, he could become the victim of an assassination at any moment. people at the event say the same type of hatred and gun violence is still rampant in 2022. as it was in 1978 just a little more than a week ago. there was a mass shooting at club q in colorado springs where 5 people were killed. >> it a tragic day to have to come in san francisco not only to mourn assassinations. 44 years ago. feel sorry to to mourn. a set of killings in colorado. >> the organization's the friend of harvey milk plaza organize this event. they say they will always remember harvey milk's legacy. the city of chesapeake, virginia has scheduled a candlelight vigil for tonight to honor the victims of a mass shooting at a walmart store that takes place about a week after t

many times she was crying even just starting off when she identified harvey weinstein in court saying was shaky. jane doe number four is california's first partner. she's a award winning documentary filmmaker and she's married to gavin newsom who is the governor of california. but this is what she alleged happened with weinstein in 2005. she met him at a bar and when she way 31 during the toronto film festival and they met an he said he wanted to meet with her again because at time she believed he would make or break a career. she knew how powerful he was in hollywood. so she said that at the end of september 2005, when he said he would be touch in and she encountered him two plor times with other people around and agreed to meet him at his hotel and was told by his assistance that the meeting would be in his suite. this is when she said the alleged rape happened. but when she got up to the room that either weinstein or his assistant told everyone else to leave the room. he said he -- she said he abruptly got up and left to go make himself more comfortable. she saw him down a hallway

i'm your man steve harvey. [cheering and applause] got a good one for you today.urning for their second day, from miami, florida, it's the champs, it's the arguelles family. [cheering and applause] and from kennesaw, georgia, it's the kelly family. [cheering and applau] everybody's here trying to win some cash and somebody might have a shot at driving outta here in a brand-new car. [cheering and applause]

and supervisor harvey milk. cabin shot and killed. it was then president of the board of supervisors, dianne feinstein , who made the shocking announcement back on november 27th 1978, former supervisor, dan white, confessed and was later convicted of the killings . some of their former staff members and friends who showed up sunday talked about their legacy and how much they're missed. harvey is just as dear and near in my heart as he was 44 years ago. i still mourn his passing. and i still take heart and draw strength. from seeing all of you come out. sunday's vigil also pay tribute to the victims of the tragic nightclub shooting in colorado springs. just one week ago, daniel asked kelly loving derek rump ashley pog and the youngest victim, raymond vance family shares raymond was a kind, selfless young adult with his entire life ahead of him. it was an act of violence. and now, 44 years later, we again see in america rising anti lgbtq violence with the shootings and club q important moment for us to stand together was the first openl

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the gathering is set for tonight at 7:00 at harvey milk plaza.the abc 7 originals documentary murder at city hall is now available on demand and it tells the story of what led up to the murders in 1978. a wild trial and the twinkie defense. download the abc 7 bay area app wherever you stream to watch. a day on the water for a family in the north bay ended up being a highflying adventure. >> can i have you just hang here on the rock? anchor: an unexpected turn that resulted in the coast guard having to come to the rescue. and new toilet troubles for san francisco. a $1.7 billion toilet proposal now repair work needed on a bathroom that is just days old. meteorologist: i am spencer christian looking at a winter like chill followed by winter like rainfall in my forecast coming j.r.: welcome back. rescue crews save seven people but two others died after their boat capsized off the southern california coast. the coast guard believes it was a boat used in a human smuggling operation at imperial beach. nine suspected undocumented immigrants were pulled

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give it up for steve harvey!ioning made possible by fremantle media] [cheering and applause] steve: how y'all? thank y'all, everybody. i appreciate that. yeah, i do. thank you. appreciate it,verybody. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. [cheering and applause] got a good one for you today. returning for their 4th day, with a total of 20,890 bucks, from memphis, tennessee, it's the champs. it's the king family. [cheering and applause] and from boise, idaho, it's the patel family. [cheering and applause] everybody's here trying to win theirself a lot of cash, and somebody might have a shot at driving out of here in a brand-new car. [cheering and applause]

on what happened in court. >> reporter: an emotional jennifer siebel newsom came face to face with harvey weinstein in a downtown l.a. courthouse on monday. the testimony was heart wrenching, horrific, and graphic. in her first moments on the stand, newsom was asked to identify weinstein as her attacker. she said he's staring at e many. newsom first met weinstein back in five he the rival film festival. newsom was an up and coming actress. weeks after the festival, newsom would meet up at the peninsula ma would be a conversation about her career. weinstein invited her up to her suite. she clearly had to have known what was happening was not consensual, describing her reaction in that moment. i'm crying, i'm trembling, i'm shaking. the testimony was so emotionally charged. at one point she told the court, i'm sorry, i just needed to take a deep breath. >> there is no doubt these women were traumatized and they are reflecting on a terrible time in their life where something horrible happened to them. >> reporter: legal analyst alexander cazarian explained the legal threshold and the defense

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>> the 2014 ram truck add, they played up paul harvey, under god he made a farmer. it was a successful campaign. there were these ads, about the politics of symbolic pickup trucks and trying to connect these. 's. i think that he was obviously trying to appeal to what has worked in a super bowl ad in the past. i think he's right, they are all right, this is an ad for a presidential run, not just for a gubernatorial race. at the end of the day, it does take a lot to compare oneself to being the anointed one. if you're going to tell people you are the leader of the free world, this is might - - this might be where you start. let's hear all about that 2014 game. laura lopez and liam donovan are joining us. let's address the elephant in the room. not talking about ram trucks, but this was obviously a moment to say i can use this again in four. he has his sights set beyond florida, right? >> yes, absolutely. i think he believes that he is absolutely going to win the gubernatorial election. it is sort of a set up. i think mark in new york is right, there will be some low b

harvey wasn't oswald before the murder, and he had a whole pack of scammers in his safe. it got even worse. his office was bugged and people were planted there to follow him they put confidential documents in a bag, and then tried to accuse him of going to burn these documents, they say. he just went crazy as a result of november 5, 63. he was fired from public services. you will not see me in the warren report and he was not called, as a witness , in fact it was angleton, who had access to all the files of oswald in the cia answered all the requests of the damage commission in the cia, cia deputy director richard holmes swore by the raven commission that the agency would never had no contact with asphalt position that the cia chose for the raven commission they don’t know anything about this guy at all, but now it’s obvious to us that this is not what oswald called. they have a great interest even 4 years before the assassination, without a dozen high-ranking cia officers were well acquainted with him. everything he did, where he was, what he was fond of during his famil

at harvey milk plaza.entary murder at city hall is available on demand and tells the story of what led up to the murders of the two in 1978, the wild trial and twinkie defense. download the app to watch it. san jose leaders are using this travel weekend as indicator of how the economy is rebounding from the pandemic. they estimate $438,000 will pass through san jose airport up about 40% from last thanksgiving. while that increase is good aviation still hasn't fully returned to pre-pandemic levels. this year the count is still down nearly 21%. san jose leaders are considering a plan to turn two locations into housing. it is scheduled to discuss the plans on tuesday. they are looking into converting the cerone light rail yard and coddle station. they would be temporary quick build to provide homeless people a private room and bathroom with supportive services. a boat crashed against rocks near allege terrazas island. a man, woman and three dogs hit rocks. the fire department and coast guard responded. all pa

a week before the anniversary of the assassination of harvey milk and george mosconi. we have another yet another vigil, this horrific event heartbreak across the country tonight as people mourn mass shooting victims gunned down in a gay nightclub in colorado springs. good evening. i'm julie julie haener mike mibach. five people are dead, dozens of others injured and police credit people inside the club. for taking down the suspect who is now in custody. people gathered for vigils across the country tonight to honor the lives lost. police are working to learn more about the suspect. they've identified him as 22 year old anderson lee aldrich, who they say used in a ar 15 style semiautomatic weapon during that attack memorial with flowers and cards, balloons and other items has been growing right near the club. and fundraising efforts already being put together to help the victims families team coverage of the tragedy in colorado springs over the next 90 minutes , we begin with reporter maggie wollensky in colorado springs. in seconds. a tragedy unfolded early sunday mor

plus the case against disgraced movie mogul harvey weinstein continues. jennifer seibel newsom is the latest high-profile witness. you might take something for your heart... your joints... or your digestion... so why wouldn't you take something for the most important part of you... your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. back. jennifer seibel newsom, wife of governor gavin newsome became the 4th woman to testify at the harvey weinstein trial this week. >> sibel newsom testified that in 2005 weinstein raped her at a beverly hills hotel during what she thought was going to be a meeting to discuss her career. she broke down a few minutes into her testimony when she was asked to identify weinstein from the witness stand. weinstein is on trial in los angeles for sexually assaulting several women. his lawyers claim weinstein newsom had consensual and that she had sought him out to use him to advance her acting career. nfl s

give it up for steve harvey! steve: 40. welcome to the show. how are y'all?ve: how are y'all? thank you very much. i appreciate that. thank you all. thank you, everybody. i appreciate it. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man-- steve harvey. [loud cheering and applause] got another good one for you today. returning for their third day with a total of $40,000, cleveland, ohio--it's my homies, it's the champs-- it's the ricco family. [cheering and applause] and from columbia, maryland, it's the vitchers family. [cheering and applause] everybody's here trying to win theirself some cash, and somebody might have a shot at driving out in a brand-new car.