heather elvis. it was news nationwide when she vanished. >> she had a new job. she was going on a first date. >> it was overwhelmingly horrible. >> where she at? >> police work the clues, her car abandoned. >> i was scared to death. >> a mysterious caller captured on camera. >> why would this person call from a payphone, in the middle of the night? >> then came the secret. >> she was married. >> rumors about her being pregnant. >> she truly did believe that she was gonna leave his wife. >> anger, betrayal, revenge. >> a bomb exploded. it was world war three. >> this crazy love triangle, create napping, potential murder. >> yes. >> this is heather's life or talking about. >> terrifying. when you see your parents hurting, you wish that you could take all their pain away. and with something like this, it's impossible. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hello and welcome to dateline. heather elvis was charging headlong into her future. an independent young woman eager to make her mark on the world. then one night, she disappeare

oh, that's heather's car. to explain that it's been found at peachtree landing, apparently abandoned. he asked if i had keys to it. and i said yeah. he said, let's ride down and take a look. by the time we got there, it was dark. and he pulled in, had his lights on the back of the car, shined his spotlight on it. he says, is that it? i said, yeah. we got out to take a look. >> mr. elvis immediately suspected something was wrong. he knew that that was his daughter's only mode of transportation. it had no business being at that landing. she never went to that landing. >> i was just sitting there twiddling my thumbs and waiting, calling heather's phone. it was going straight to voicemail, which is way out of character with heather. >> i thought the car might have been stolen because of the way it was parked. maybe somebody took it and left it there. it really didn't hit me, where's heather? until he started looking through things. >> clothes, art, shoes, purses, makeup. you name it was in her car. >> but they don

heather, thank ou for i can't do anything. heather, thank you forjoining _ i can't do anything.you forjoining us _ i can't do anything. heather, thank you forjoining us here _ i can't do anything. heather, thank you forjoining us here a _ i can't do anything. heather, thank you forjoining us here a year- i can't do anything. heather, thank you forjoining us here a year after| you forjoining us here a year after the taliban took control of afghanistan.— the taliban took control of afghanistan. the taliban took control of afuhanistan. ., ., ., afghanistan. thank you for all your work. since the takeover afghanistan's economy has nearly collapsed. before nato and us troops left — and the afghan government was ousted — 45% of the country's economy came from foreign aid. and 90% of afghans lived on an income of less than $2 a day. let's go live to kabul. ramiz alakbarov is the united nations secretary—general�*s deputy special representative for afghanistan. thank you so much forjoining us. it does feel in many ways, and would you say it is fair to say, that afghanistan is in surviva

heather and joel had a lot to celebrate.ad just moved here from texas after dating long distance. it was nearly love at first sight. >> how long did you go out with joel before you realized this is the guy? >> a week. >> that's it? >> yeah. he was taken aback when i told him, i'm going to marry you. that's what's going to happen here. he wasn't really ready for me to say something like that to him, but i was ready to say something like that. that's how sure i was. >> but joel, the divorced guy who loved golf, fishing and his friends, would soon be ready for marriage too. just ten months after they met, this smart hospital computer it tech proposed to this 31-year-old elementary school teacher. >> he proposed on a dance floor in front of about 200 texas dance hall two-steppers. >> they were to be married the following year. but that evening, inside the broken drum, they were completely unprepared for the most frightening night of their lives. it all started when a bus packed with party-goers arrived at the bar. heather watche

i'm heather holmes alex savage .kins earned that money while she said she was a volunteer spokesperson on the recall campaign new tonight. ktvu sam burly, joining us live from the newsroom after speaking with people on both sides of this issue, amber alex, a political science professor tells me he's shocked that brooke jenkins did not disclose this information herself, he says this is about maintaining public trust. she sacrificed her career.

i'm heather holmes new at noon today. vice president kamala harris is here in her hometown of oakland this afternoon. she joined mayor libby, chef this morning at an event to announce the launch of a new grant program to help low income students. safer college. oakland's the generation fund is a $50 million endowment. thousands of children in this city. will be given a nest egg. and as they grow so will that investment when they turn 18. this will help them as a down payment. on their education. and on their future. which, by the way is our future. and it will help. the generation fund there at oakland includes a partnership with the oakland unified school district and hundreds of donors. mayor schaaf says they're all committed to breaking the cycle of poverty by increasing college access for oakland's most underserved residents. it means that in oakland every o income oakland public school graduate will receive a $1000 a year scholarship. every year. they are pursuing a four year to year or trade certificate. the vice pr

heather mcdonald, author of "the war on tops," you've covered this issue for a long time, heather. have you ever seen officers just try to make an arrest and get swarmed by beatings? >> we're heading fast for anarchy. an attack on an officer is an attack on you and me. they stand for our constitution, law and order. when people feel they can get away with attacking cops with impunity, and their right to think so, because manhattan da alvin bragg declared, when he took office, that he was not going to prosecute resisting arrest, nor does the progressive prosecutor in los angeles, prosecute resist arrest, when people feel they can get away with that, they're coming after me and you next. this is an emergency, a national crisis. every time a cop is assaulted or killed, there should be a massive response, saying this will not be allowed and those people have to be put in jail because otherwise we are all vulnerable to the same attacks. >> jesse: you're right. did this all start with racism after the george floyd, after the black lives matter riots, everybody just said, listen, we don't

in the final weeks of her life, deborah's mum heather became her main carer.rtache was knowing, as a mother, i couldn't do anything about that. and i think that was the hardest for me to cope with — knowing that she was getting weaker, but stronger mentally, but weaker bodily. and...i couldn't help her. we had some good times. i can remember lying in bed probably just about a week or so before she died, and she was quite poorly that night. and she went, "i do love you." and i went, "yeah, i love you." and she went, "i have no regrets, you know?" and i went, "that's brilliant." you know, how many people could say that? but she did say, "i don't want to die." and that's the hardest, saddest part. deborahjames was diagnosed with bowel cancer when she was just 35. she spent the next five years campaigning for better treatment, and raising awareness. because i get bitterly angry about the whole thing — like, even listening to your stories... she recorded every part of her diagnosis with extraordinary honesty. you can tell i'm in a really bad place at the moment bec

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so heather.s really interesting on the show this week because there aren't a lot of spaces anymore where you actually really get to hear from both sides and hear their best arguments. and so we not only talk about this we talk about president biden in his job performance. we talk about roe v . wade abortion where we go from here really interesting debate between brian and michael this week on the issue is whether it's a really important conversation to be able to hear both sides. alex really appreciate your work. thank you. and to see more of alex's interview, be sure to tune in to the issue is this weekend. it airs at 5 30 sunday morning. allegations of abuse set up a area correctional facility. the guards speaking out about what she saw and what happened when she spoke out. plus a major giveaway to tell you about in san jose, the nonprofit offering everything from groceries to health screenings for anyone in need. as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by s

this is the four welcome everyone to the four i'm alex savage and i'm heather holmes raking rain taking the edge off that high heat a little bit here in the bay area. this is what it looked like earlier this morning in alameda, that monsoonal moisture moving through much of the bay area overnight and through the morning. ktvu meteorologists rosemary oroczo joining us now with a look at this unusual summertime weather. beg your pardon. it's mark tamayo. mark. mark. good to see you. good to see you. happy happy to be with you guys today and, yeah, it has been an unusual day talking about heat this week and then today some rain showers and even some thunderstorms. so yeah, it's all change in the overall weather pattern that moisture that monsoonal moisture moving in from the south makes it feel it feel mcgee around here and also producing those quick pop up showers. so the main effects today of course, it has been an unsettled weather wednesday. some human conditions out there scattered high clouds. the main concern. of course, those thunderstorms and the possibility some lightning strikes

heather sealover is on active duty in the air force stationed in louisiana.s run long distance from half marathons to 50-mile races, but following a series of injuries, heather's doctor told her she may never race again. >> going through different surgeries, really kind of beat me down, especially with that inability to participate in the things i used to do, and getting introduced to para-sports for the very first time, most people around me at that time said it's 180 difference. >> reporter: heather overcoming the odds finding her support system along the way. >> for me to participate in a race i always need another person with me, so someone has to dedicate their time to travel with me. >> reporter: we also met mike murphy who suffered a traumatic brain injury while conducting noncombat flight operations in greece, the injury leading to mike losing his vision. what was going through your mind at that point? >> i had plenty of doctors tell me different things. i didn't think i'd be blind. but i guess at that moment it was just like, what's next? >> reporter

thank you for having me, heather. we have a plan to do a rally with community members, community leaders, district attorney brooke jenkins will be there we have a number of supervisors mandel men by and dorsey have agreed to join us. we have a firefighter. we have mothers who have lost their children, and we have mothers who have children on the streets struggling with addiction and are afraid that their children may and overdosing. um so we started this, but we planned this event so we could bring community members and community leaders together and so that we can all work on this horrible, horrible epidemic. that's in our country and especially in san francisco. i know what the rally this question is one that you'll be addressing what has fentanyl and the open drug market stolen from you. jackie share a little bit about what hit has stolen from you. national has stolen my younger brother. he overdosed and be announced to him, um, on fentanyl. it's also taken my son. to the streets, and i don't get to see him that of

heather holmes joining us now live from the newsroom with the apology from the chief heather alex and julie chief laurent armstrong says the weekend was so violent that officers had no time to respond to non violent crimes. and he was specifically referring to a cannabis business that was burglarized. earlier saturday morning. the owner of craft cannabis says thieves stole essentially all of the stores inventory about $100,000 worth of product. he says he went to the store after he was notified by his alarm system. but when he arrived, he was approached by one of the suspects with a gun. he soon left and hoped that oakland police would eventually show up, but they never did. i understand how important it is that we respond to business owners and help protect businesses. but i've always said the most important thing is the protection of life. and i apologize to the business owners that we did not have the resources to respond in a timely manner to their burglary. but every resource we had was dedicated to saving lives and protecting the community. the chief says at that time of the bur

alex and heather stakeholders. tell me the shooting death of lily shoe should be yet another wake up call to oakland police and city leaders that what they're doing right now is not enough. oakland police say they'll be deploying officers 24 hours a day in little saigon that includes undercover and patrol officers, surveillance teams and burglary and robbery. suppression operations. this is essentially the attack on everybody, uh, al, harry linens, retired dentist who i killed in broad daylight sunday instead of defunding the police. uh we need, uh bigger, higher police presence, uh, in our local communities. accounting supervisor nate miley says the open city council needs to set aside money to hire new officers layout of safety plan and consider paying shares. deputies to help patrol the streets right now we can't afford but the present status quo because every day additional lawless behavior is taking place in the citizens of this city. i don't think feel safe at a rally outside oakland city hall this week, coun

heather, you want to invest for the long term. that is why you think as a company.ny like diagio could benefit long term. >> thanks for having me back that is a great example of where we like to look to figure out the long-term earnings power of the business that's how we invest they have great friends and investing heavily over the period i think that gives them an opportunity to come out on the other side stronger. if we go into a down turn, people trade down during the vie environments they make more and more investments through the period, diageo increases the ability come out the other side stronger >> certainly an uptake in consumption of beverages in the last couple years. what about a checkpoint software cybersecurity company. what do you like >> checkpoint is an interesting business there is a lot of switching costs that go into making a different decision there is not a lot of upside to making a switch. there are four companies that dominate 60% of the market checkpoint is one of those they benefit from having a strong position of trust in the market more

and heather was revolutionary in spirit and substance. it's combined the p f l. p 's political messaging with analysis, humor, arts and calligraphy, and a chronicle of the palestinian resistance that linked its anti colonial struggles in africa, asia, and latin america. he made left winged media accessible well beyond the narrow confines of the already converted. you went after arguments by fennel, arab journalists, as much as he went after arguments by western generals. his article where an unusual combination of satire, sharp witticism, as well as information that he can, he imagined soviet communist literature using humor and irony that there was none of that. and at a communist where even more dower, more human, less than the soviet union. so you can imagine when a son kept any comes with this new form of media, it was entirely novel and heather had an open door policy that made it a hub of cultural and artistic exchange. it was that that kind of funny and his associates produced some of the most iconic postings of the palestinian revolution . it's was a prog

heather mcdonald joins us with an overview. thank you so much for coming on.does this mean for medication? >> it is putting people people's lives at risk and according to the ama or the american association of medical colleges, it is equally important for your doctor to know about white privilege. they are mandating it, antiracism, white supremacy, we are eviscerating all the standards in the practice of medicine and where we admit they have scores that would be automatically disqualified. and it slow down the scientific progress and possible jeopardy indications. >> nobody cares, they just want the next possible doctor. >> the few people that have stood up including to be torn down. >> i appreciate your bravery, heather. >> thank you. tucker: we have more coming up next hi, my name's steve. i lost 138 pounds on golo and i kept it off. golo's changed my life in so many ways. before, i was over 300 pounds. now, i literally have the ability to take a shirt off and go out in the sun where i would have never done that before. try golo. it works. ♪♪ here goes nothi

his heather. the last year has been a complete disaster for human rights in afghanistan. women and girls have seen pretty much all of their rights stripped away, and that's in all there's also been extra judicial killings, torture silencing of the afghan media to we're asking, what is the international community going to do about this? and the answer so far seems to be not much, but there are a few things the international community can do and should do the human rights council when it convenes in september, should put in place a much stronger mechanism to monitor, collect evidence, and facilitate prosecutions. for crimes happening and the security council she and exemptions to the travel band that they have in place for taliban leaders. i shall . i'm just thinking about this past year full afghanistan and the international community on the sidelines. how do you see that impact to what could be possible and being a starting with the fact that the international community still thinks that using las

heather has heather and they are not going anywhere anytime soon. or i was doza, giovanni from a very lively parliament and bank that one of the reasons for the protests is a rivalry between 2 of the rocks leading sheer politicians, former prime minister, northern monarchy, and populous leader of the suburb in october. so those coalition won the most seats in parliament that lead to protests with malick in others, calling the result illegitimate in june, southern told more than 70 m paste to resign. after a boy caught by mal case block prevented his coalition from forming a government. and in a sign of how tense things are leaked, audio recordings allegedly reveal malika, insulting saba, and warning of a war between the 2 rival, shia camps, middle east and north africa research a maria unhappy at the center for humanitarian dialogue says that history shows how iraq he politics is heavily driven by const conflict between sheer groups. if i will say more optical and then just try to use this as an intriguing because we have seen manager of the iraq hi

heather. alright thanks so much amber appreciated. redwood city police, meantime, are investigating the theft of a watch at gunpoint. ktvu obtained this surveillance video. the victim says he was followed home by three men in a bmw at about seven on saturday night. two of them got out, pointed an assault rifle at him and then demanded his rolex watch. he told ktvu that he feels angry and violated. this follows a string of watching jewelry robberies in the tri valley area recently, including danville in walnut creek. san francisco, has also seen an uptick in luxury watch robberies. the city of hayward says it's taking a new approach to enforcing a ban on fireworks . they say the city is issued notices of violation to the owners of 59 different properties from complaints that were filed over the fourth of july. this is under a new city ordinance that makes property owners responsible for fireworks activity coming from their property. those fine started $1200 and they go all the way up to $5000. south bay leaders are working to get guns

i'm heather holmes alex savage . jenkins earned that money while she said she was a volunteer spokesperson on the recall campaign new tonight. ktvu sam burly, joining us live from the newsroom after speaking with people on both sides of this issue, amber alex, a political science professor tells me he's shocked that brooke jenkins did not disclose this information herself, he says this is about maintaining public trust. she sacrificed her career. to fight. for people in this city. to fight for victims who needed a voice in this city more than a month ago when mayor london breed appointed brooke jenkins at san francisco'secuton the d. a s office, led by chaser boudin to volunteer as a spokesperson for the campaign to recall him, but a newly filed ethics record shows that she was paid more than $100,000 as a political consultant for the nonprofit neighbors for a better san francisco that is linked to supporters of the recall when someone is appointed to a position of this level of public scrutiny. that wouldn't have be

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plus heather. thank you. but first after the break, farm workers plan to make their voices heard in sacramento why, they say long running concerns about safety still are not taken seriously. large out-of-state corporations have set their sights on california. they've written prop 27, to allow online sports betting. they tell us it will fund programs for the homeless. but read prop 27's fine print. 90% of profits go to out-of-state corporations, leaving almost nothing for the homeless. no real jobs are created here. but the promise between our state and our sovereign tribes would be broken forever. these out-of-state corporations don't care about california. but we do. stand with us. has been in decades, according to a report by the employment development department. the employment rate fell to 3.9% last month. that is the lowest since 1976. the state has had month over month job growth. in 17 out of the last 18 months, the state accounted for 16.1% of all new jobs last month in the u. s. united farm workers a

that was heather waldman reporting. and while the study specifically focuses on new construction, roy wright says that retrofitting an older home for fire resistant materials would be more expensive than for a new build. but even then, he says that the potential benefits and improved long term value of the home make it worth it. new video tonight of this severe flooding in death valley national park where 1000 people are stranded. a sudden rush of water and debris forced officials to close all roads in and out of the park. there are are about 500 visitors and 500 workers that are stranded there and we're told that the roads are closed, but they're not stopping people from leaving. there were also 60 vehicles burying the debris. officials say the national park near the california nevada border received about an entire year's worth of rain. just this morning . the state department of transportation says it could take hours to reopen the roads. just amazing footage there out of death valley. we have been tracking those dow

host: let's hear from heather, a parent in bel air, maryland. caller: good morning.itely, our county that we live in -- [inaudible] there is a teacher shortage across the nation. i believe i heard we are at a very, very -- i think all-time low for teachers. but here, we are really not affected by that. we're almost fully staffed. but a lot of other states around the country are being affected by this. to go back to what one of the callers said earlier, you know, everybody is being forced to conform to standards. and everybody is so pc. i know many teachers that just do not want to deal with it anymore and are finding other carriers, and that is a shame. the result is, and this is all part of the plan, to me, the result is you look for another job. and they will push you out and bring the new teachers in that will teach what they are pushing. ok? so i think that is what we are seeing happening across-the-board. host: ok. that is heather in maryland with her perspective on schools, at least what grade she would give her school there, some of you, as well. we will conti

seven o'clock news on ktvu plus heather up tonight.california could soon join several other states to make sure people don't lose their jobs for marijuana use legally. the bill lawmakers approved today and what's next? plus our coverage continues at the death of mikhail gorbachev. we'll talk live with an expert about the life of the former soviet leader and his political legacy. it's all coming up next on the seven over on ktvu plus c . then we'll see you then. heather, you first coming up after the break, the oakland route soccer club is gaining momentum, and the team is now looking for a new for decades, i've worked at the intersection of domestic violence and homelessness. so when prop 27 promised solutions to homelessness, i took a good, hard look. it's not a solution. 90% of the money goes to the out-of-state corporations who wrote it. very little is left for the homeless. don't let corporations exploit homelessness to pad their profits. vote no on 27. ♪ strutting your way into my heart ♪ ♪ take your hat off make yourself at home

good evening, everyone i'm heather holmes savage mayor libby schaaf address constituents tonight has oakland communities continue to deal with deadly shootings to attend ktvu amberleigh joining us live tonight from oakland after speaking to people who knew one of the latest homicide victims in the city, amber? alex they told me they're saddened and shocked by the loss of their friends. tonight, mayor libby schaaf held the first of three town hall meetings and that she says that he she is there to listen and to try to provide answers. i know that these have been some really hard years for oakland mayor libby schaaf held an outdoor town hall in east oakland to address people's concerns in response to the violence that has gripped oakland shaft tells me the city has just received a $6 million grant from the state that will be spent on prevention strategies. people are on edge. and we have got to retrain people to resolve conflicts without violence. this meeting comes after a weekend that saw to downtown shootings early saturday morning, police say at 35 year old man was shot in the area

i'm heather holmes alex savage. the san jose firefighting community is rallying around one of its own right now, after a fire captains. children were killed in a crash along a highway in hollister's reporter jesse gary live now outside the fire station there in east san jose, where this fire captain works, jesse heather and alex firefighters here at station 16 and elsewhere are accustomed to dealing with the loss of life. but that loss hits more deeply and more severely when it involves some one of the immediate family. when a tragedy and devastating thing like this occurs, um it affects all of us . firefighter union president matt tuttle says san jose's bravest bonded together in their support of steve kandra. 20 plus year veteran with over a decade of service as a captain, being kanda is in a dark place. no parent wants to be sunday evening, and explosion of debris litters the eastbound lanes of highway 1, 56 and hollister's, the captain's ex wife and three children killed when she veered into oncoming westbound t

the embalmed heart of brazilian emperor dump heather the 1st has been received with military honors and brazilians. to kick off brazil's bicentennial celebration, the portuguese monarch declared brazil independent nearly 200 years ago. his heart has been brought in from portugal for 3 weeks. germany and canada have signed a deal for a future partnership on renewable energy chance or olive shoals and his canadian counterpart of agree that canada will supply germany with so called green hydrogen . within the next 3 years. the deal will not immediately ease germany's dependence on russian gas or a looming energy shortage this winter. but berlin has an eye on the long term sign now pay later. germany and canada have inked a deal to deliver green hydrogen across the atlantic. canada will get a big customer. germany will get clean energy from an allied. it's a long term project, but chancellor, olaf sholtes is planning ahead. the time to act as low. not only in order to reach our ambitious climate targets and secure energy supply, but also in view of international competition around the world

for the bonus legal to berlin collapse, it was dabby day in the opening fixture on the on host at heather, and once again claimed the bragging rights in the capital class. on your own quite happily hosted hatta for the opening fixture, having beaten their crosstown rivals 3 times. last season. the visiting fans were hoping new faces at the helm would market turn around at the club. coach single shots joined from dynamo, moscow, and the new club president is one of their own, ty bernstein, a former ultra, who used to stand and she along with these hard core fans. but it was one of unknowns, new faces who stole the limelight, jordan c. but 2 last seasons top school ran the swiss league, getting a debut goal immediately reminding him his new boss of the uphill task at hand. after the break, unknown turned up the heat. just 5 minutes after the restart, some assigning unique how about i think the ball into the path of shit, aldo becca, who doubled the lead for the hosts. ah, don't you and wounds out of breath yet. captain christopher eskimos corner teed up robin canada to make it 3. now when y

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heather hope takes us on the final ride. >> the way for her to say goodb.aling out to catch some waves, ricochet the surf dog living up to her name. riding the wave with her is a purple heart recipient josc who lost both his legs and one arm after stepping on a bomb in afghanistan. ricochet helped josc e watethe thapy dog has a rich history of helping humans in need. we caught her first assisted surf in 2009 when when she counterbalanced the board for a 14-year-old boy. >> being the first dog that ever ever surfed with somebody that was disabled to assist them is her legacy. >> as the dog ages she is slowing down. >> a lot older now. she has not been wanting to serve. >> recently diagnosed with kidney disease she has a mass on on her liver and arthritis in her spine. not staying down for too long. ricochet rebounds and gets back on the board for what could be her last time surfing. >> it could be her last wave. >> josc she rode shotgun for the final . final time. >> i was told i would be in a wheelchair the rest of my life. for me to help the dog that helpe