where jackie was my uncle was jackie's attorney. so in the 1956 world series, i was 10 and my uncle took me to the game. jackie was considering moving from new york city to to stanford and after the game, which the yankees won, by the way, it was the game prior to larson's no-hitter. he took me into the dodger clubhouse where i got to meet jackie robinson. was the most impressive large person i had ever seen i never ever ever forgot it. um, and and another thing that i recall was that i went to see jackie robinson jr. playing a little league game in stanford. and i'm sitting in the stands listening to these adults screaming at this 11 year old kid. you will never be as good as your father. it's just it's just broke. my heart was just terrible. yeah, i mean what would have been what you know and you when you when you when we look at this picture and and you see this we're saying we agree this jackie robinson jr. i guess the the tragedy even becomes what because we know what's coming. you know, we we know that the pressure you talked

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but one user comment has jackie worried? the user said he'd report the video to the national security police. oh, way more legal lauren, nerveless of whether this happens or whether it's an empty threat solely, you mean distresses me and makes me feel threatened. and it's easy because i have to bear all the consequences alone, without the cover of media outlets and in high draw nowadays. and hong kong journalists are surrounded by red lines. there are no gray areas for violation. that's also why i choose to work alone global. so i won't implicate others, it upon the all wheel. i like the skin of exhausting year. old phones whenever a journalist was arrested in recent months, i went to film at school. that's my way of healing my sense of powerlessness because i got them all over the past year, dozens of small new media platforms covering various topics have been launched by former journalists. most however, decided to quit the press industry. joe, hi. after a decade long career as a journalist, it's the 1st day of chris's new

but jackie is earning even less now. still, he keeps publishing his reports for free, hoping the reach as many people as possible. aah! i or the, a very few of the remaining local mainstream media doing in the deaf reports of the tenement. even though the annual commemoration was always important. congress called lexi call this censorship leads to blank page and in collective awareness you pe, hi. i hope my work can help fill those got own car and do all day. i'm going to stay and keep going or quinton leave. this is a choice. many journalists in hong kong are facing our chris is trying to find a 3rd route. he's starting a story together with 4 other former journalist, all for media outlets which have closed his well, we had to have everything i'm working on, is my 1st try. far more from would work to painting to decorating. we're doing it all ourselves with the help of many or the former colleagues. for the whole catch all caught up all built in bookshelves is proving a particular challenge. although it's even harder is

chris and jackie doyle goes on jumping. i'm seizing my time to report to lady there are journalists still hanging on on persevering gothic hide all. hong kong was once a colony of the british empire. in 1997, it was handed back over to china against the promise that hong kong would retain its rights and freedoms for 50 years. but only half way through beijing's grip is tightening. where does that leave pro democracy journalists? and can they find ways out by law white as they fulfilled jackie is looking to interview pastors by for report for the anniversary of the gentleman square incident in 1989. our when china's communist rollers violently crushed, protest, hollow law, homo. hello. can i ask you few questions yet. highlight how again, i'll show you some news pictures when you tell me what you recognize, the, my yeah, okay. i go to my bank, jackie is images of the massacre and from hong kong commemoration of the killed students will be the up. how do you know what this is? val victoria park, but not long after he starts t

jackie: yes. samantha: ok.at: every day, davis mize visits families like jackie's across this sprawling section of east tennessee. samantha: meeting jackie for the first time and coming into the home and just sitting with her, it was -- she just looked like she had a long -- she had walked a long journey. she was tired. and she was just -- she was crying out for, hey, i need some help. cat: youth villages says the intercept program works with about 11,000 families in more than a dozen states. sydney: i had psychoeducation on trauma responses with the family. cat: the goal? to bring mental health services directly to the homes of families who need it most. these services include visits three times a week from specialists like davis mize and regular consultations with not only at-risk youth, but also parents and guardians. sydney: a lot of parents have never had to deal with this before. this is new. cat: sydney earle is a clinical supervisor for the interpt program. sydney: we work with a family in their home ri

chris and jackie. i'm seizing my time to report with our journalist still hanging on and persevering. hightower hong kong was once a colony of the british empire in 1997. it was handed back over to china against the promise that hong kong would retain its rights and freedoms for 50 years. but only halfway through paging grip is tightening. where does that leave pro democracy journalists? and can they find ways out? who why, why, why it has things? jackie is looking to interview pastors by for report for the anniversary of the t animal square incident in 1989. when china's communist rulers violently crushed protests, hollow law homo. and can i ask you few questions. i tell you, i'll show you some news pictures. then you tell me whether you recognize my bank, jackie has images of the massacre and from hong kong collaboration of the killed students. you know, this is victoria park, but not long after he starts the students teacher intervenes. ok. excuse me, under teacher. what are you doing? ok, go some o

but jackie's reporting is soon cut short a rare occurrence in his experience. okay. oh oh, excuse me, under teacher, what are you doing here? oh, how do i send you a telephone interview in the mail? louisa homeowner to that, sorry, you should speak to the school 1st. we too are asked to stop filming. the teacher says a sensitive interview could put the school under pressure from an hong gave high the room for news reporting and shrinking. it's not only because of the authorities, but also because of society. defect is chilling and there's a sense of terror, which is making it harder to find people willing to speak up a while her going yale jackie runs his own news platform until a few months ago. he worked for citizen news and award winning media outlet. it shut down due to political pressure. journalism is not well paid in hong kong, but jackie publishes his reports for free. he wants them to reach as many people as possible, especially as censorship grows. go to whole thing. data nowadays in hong kong, journalists face arrest and then detention once we cross the re

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woman: jackie farley. she just has a little liberal policies that we disagree with.eah, 'cause when you look at her campaign literature, it says she wants a "diversified city." well, what does that mean, you know? to us, that's far-left kooky stuff. last yeathey ved for-- a october for gay pride month. well, you know what? i have a brother and a sister that's gay, but i don't need it in my face that you're gay and parades and all that, and that's what will come next. it's what we're concerned abou have a good day! we voted for chad williams because we're independents but we're conservative independents this is how much a precinct got, and this is a running total, so we're ahead by 15 at the moment. i have how many? 76? and he has 87? well, that last precinct, chad had more, so right now we're only up four votes. 21 me, 2chad. we're tied after four precincts. can't be any closer than this. tied. that'll work, sir, you're good. yeah, no -- farley: 136 to 137. oh, my god! there's two more to go, but the biggest one -- yeah, thbiggest one... there's a big gap. well, it l

cat: jackie's story is unfortunately becoming more common nationwide. emergency room visits for suspected suicide attempts are up 51% for adolescent girls since 2019 and one in three high school students report having persistent feelings of sadness or hopelessness. cat: has it been difficult to find mental health help for jackie? >> good mental health, yes. it's been hard. i had a list of people that i thought would help her. a lot of them was too far away for us. we couldn't get there. a lot of them wouldn't take the insurance. i mean, you're helpless. cat: over the last four years the family struggled to find a consistent therapist for jackie. most were nearly an hour away by car. and treatment options in the area are limited for teenagers and often can be difficult to access. jackie told us she once waited a month for a bed to open in long-term inpatient facility. nationally, the number of residential treatment facilities for youth has fallen by 30 -- 30% since 2012. i am a very bad over thinker. so i'm all the time thinking of worse scenarios that c

house and jackie told him. he said it's in the oral history interview. he says if i get on third base get your camera ready cuz i'm gonna do something special. so morris must have been like the only guy in the entire stadium that maybe had an inkling that he was going to try to do something and so he's like you could you could tell jackie had this way of whenever he let off he would be you know, he was like a i think they said like a a mouse that had his feet on fire. he would never sit still and he was always trying to trick out the pit the pitcher and so once he started dancing on third base morris described that the energy in the stadium started to grow people started to oh like what's going on you could like visibly hear everyone getting more interested and right when the pitcher delivered to home plate. he broke and stole home plate, which is a pretty awesome thing to do. i don't know how many people know baseball but stealing home place not exactly the easiest thing to do. it's a mind game. it's a mental

jackie is still here. joyce is still with us as well.is evidence has remained under wraps until tonight. >> yeah, nicole, i think what the committee is trying to do here is really bring the american public in and remind them of what exactly happened on january 6th by showing the full extent of the horrific violence that actually happened on that day and two people who are really primed to do that for the american public, to, again, bring people in, who maybe are tuning in for the first time, is through caroline edwards and nick quested. caroline edwards was a u.s. capitol police officer, the first one to be known to be injured in correlation with a member of a far-right group, and nick quested is a documentary filmmaker who was embedded with enrique and members of the proud boys on january 6th and in the months leading up to january 6th and has exclusive footage behind the scenes showing some of this coordination between these far-right militia groups, the proud boys, the oath keepers, the praetorian, you name it, that the committee has

>> really it was in many ways what the players and jackie robinson did after baseball that jackie robinsonhat curt flood, one of the st. louis cardinals, sued for free agency and changed not only baseball but changed all sports in america. >> so cool. thank you so much for being with us this morning, stanley. "after jackie" premieres tonight 8:00 p.m. eastern on the history channel. eva, over to you. >>> i'm so excited, guys. time to take off, destination "deals & steals." tory johnson here with savings on the go from small businesses. you can go right to those deals by pointing your cell phone at the qr code on the screen. tory, we are ready to get shopping. >> you are really ready. can we make sure we get a shot of you? look at my little supermodel with the bag. >> this is adorable. >> isn't it so good? it's from lulu dharma. croc embossed vegan leather. that really coordinates with you but you could go with any of these and still look stylish and fabulous. roomy enough for work or weekend or for a weekend getaway. hold it with the shoulder strap or handle straps. removable. this is fabu

congresswoman jackie speier, who is in washington, d. tonight, talked with me and says, with so many critical issues such as gun violence, abortion and housing ahead. she is pledging to help. whoever wins the seat. i want to be there for him or whomever is selected by the voters to make sure that he has a quick start. um, and that he has a head start , so i will be there for my, um person who succeeds me in every way that i can't. and because this was an open primary. we now have two democrats trying to take that new congressional seat in this district. congresswoman spear says she doesn't anticipate that the changes in the district will affect the constitute constituents that much, but she says that it is very important that whoever does take that seat is somebody who speaks out for the people here. especially in these contentious times when there is so much partisan politics. yeah congresswoman spirit serving congress since 2000 and eight serving san mateo county for much longer than that, so wishing her a wonderful retirement and it'l

i am jackie from edinburgh.— am jackie from edinburgh. why did ou decide am jackie from edinburgh.o come here _ am jackie from edinburgh. why did you decide to come here today? i am jackie from edinburgh. why did l you decide to come here today? the queen has been a large part of my life, as long as i have lived she has been raining and i wanted to be part of something special. she is a role model. i part of something special. she is a role model-— role model. i think she is fantastic. _ role model. i think she is fantastic. what _ role model. i think she is fantastic. what has - role model. i think she is fantastic. what has the i role model. i think she is _ fantastic. what has the atmosphere been like today? some people have said it is more muted here in terms ofjubilee celebrations in scotland. would you say that feels quite like that in edinburgh? hate would you say that feels quite like that in edinburgh?— would you say that feels quite like that in edinburgh? we had ajubilee ruiz and a that in edinburgh? we had ajubilee quiz and a jubilee _ that in edinburgh? we had ajubilee

jackie picked decent jackie is host of the podcast the jackie daily show. you need to listen to this. it's all things energy find it wherever you find podcasts and welcome jackie and not submit your questions using the code that was texted to you. good to see you again dr. coonan. great great to be with all of you and here in colorado. so i have a lot of questions that have been fed in during your presentation. we'll take them one by one, okay? so the first how did you land a job in the obama administration? given your independent views on climate change well, look, you know one's views evolve as one learns more and as the science and the technology evolves. i joined bp in 2004 to help them figure out what beyond petroleum was. they didn't need me to help them find oil and gas. they were very good at doing that already. and so i educated myself about energy and energy technologies with the goal of helping to develop or caterogative development of lower emission technologies. i wasn't very focused on the science at the time had not looked deeply at it. and i

affectionately, jackie. and we can play on the slide if you can, the video. >> it was designed, the east room, in president grant's time. but it soon passed or room to room until it finally wound up gracing president theodore roosevelt's new office. every time the door opened, it tinkled, distracting him greatly. he wanted it to be sent to the capitol, and he was supposed to have set, put it in the vice president's office and it will keep him awake. and there it remained until my husband became vice president in 1961. during mrs. kennedy's renovation, lyndon was instrumental in returning it to the white house, where it hangs today. this room has seen many treaty signings and in our time i've witnessed two in our time of witness to treaties here, involving the direct extremes of our country. the first was the [inaudible] >> the story of the chandelier and two end it, it hung in the white house until the carter administration, when the capitol wanted it back. mrs. carter said, no, and they ended up giving it b

[applause] >> welcome to the stage jackie deason, because of the podcast the jackie daily show . find it wherever you find but podcasts and welcome jackie. submit your questions using the mic provided to you. >> good to see you doctor koonin. i have a lot of questions during yourpresentation and will take them one by one . the first, how did you land a job in the obama administration given your independent views on climate change? >> one's views evolve as one learns more and as the science and technology evolves. i joined bd in 2004 to help them figure out what beyond petroleum was. they didn't need me to help them find oil and gas, they were good at doing that already so i educated myself about energy and energy technologies . sswith the goal of helping to develop or catalyze the involvement ofemission technology . i wasn't very focused on the ncscience at the time and not look deeply at. i did more or less the same thing in the obama administration . brought in 2013 or 2014, i had a hard look at the science at the behest of the american physical society recounted in the book if

jackie response by writing mrs. johnson in december of 1963 i'm touched that you want to do this thing. maybe i will be remembered as the person who started restoring the white house, but you will be the one who is remembered as preserving it and making sure for all time it was cared for. that was the moment. i was always scared of. would the next president's wife scrapped the whole thing as she was sick to death of hearing about jacqueline kennedy or which she forget about me and ensure the white house will be always cared for. well, you have done that and i thank you. precedent johnson passed executive order 11145 in march of 1964. it provided a formal structure for few future white house restorations by making the white house curator of permanent government position and establishing the committee for the preservation of the white house. slide by place slide next okay. thank you, mrs. johnson said and these are her words that the white house had three main purposes which she kept in mind during her restoration. fi

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representative jackie speier seats since she is not seeking reelection.lts so far tonight assembly member kevin mullin has 22,000 votes there, so he's well ahead. of cemetery county supervisor david cannibal with 13,000 votes again still early in the evening, but it looks like these two will move on to the general election in november. tonight's election is setting the stage for a contentious november primary balance of power is at stake with the majority up for grabs in both the house and the senate. joining us now to talk more about this is our political reporter greg lee, the margins in the house and the senate are incredibly sim slim incumbents in the bay area house seats cruise tonight. some of those races could very well end up democrat on democrat, other races and central and southern california, though, could help determine the balance of power in dc let's look at what the number is currently are in the house of representatives. democrats hold a slim majority to 22 to await. there are seven vacancies. the magic number 2 18 for control. a handful o

jackie casares. her dad was one of the people outside the school begging police to go in.ter, jackie, was killed at robb elementary, you said you want to hold people accountable for their actions on that day. after all the changing stories from public officials and all the stuff families like yours still don't know, we don't know, do you trust what's being said publicly about the law enforcement response that day? >> it's been really aggravating. no, i don't believe anything they have too say at this moment. i mean, it's sad to say but, no, i don't trust anybody. >> that day, that horrific day, you were at the school. you argued with the authorities at the time saying they should go in. law enforcement didn't do their jobs. they should have gone in faster. do you still believe that? >> 100%. yeah, they should have gone in as soon as they heard gunshots, you know? the point where i was at, you know, i was a good 45 yards away and i heard three or four gunshots at that time. all they did was move back, move back, do your job, go in. what are you fighting us for? go do your j

mm. annabel rodriguez, jackie's cousin and best friend, was 10. mm. it looking more to go to look at my last memory as her is with the family on a saturday afternoon. and also i will bullet out of it. the children were playing outside where we could hear them laughing, which i, lo, larissa, ales, e, which a lady we were all happy when we were together as a family like always without a care in the world. emma, you've all day is a small, tight knit community. most people here have latin american roots, especially mexican. here family is central cousins, are like siblings, nieces and nephews are like one's own children. if amelia, ortho is that my family is staying quiet right now. mentally. she lent you, our focus is on being there for one. another color for media is that a balloon a lot. all as the town grieves people are gathering from all over to offer their condolences some here believe in life after death. so they not only bring flowers, but also gifts to bring joy to the victims in their next life. lou, this as i for the employee in the abeline. a

but for many georgians, there more than just a pretty sight to her to know jackie li, their livelihood, or at least to be precise. their bulbs are every year in the 3 month snow drop season from march through may. she collects them on gateway walks. i. it's a hard job tell ideally, it's not ruining my health, but i do get tired. ms. holmes. okay. oh, gathering snow dropped bulbs is tough. manual labor. so let's get anybody that's qualitative. sometimes my back hurts. wish i'm hunched over all day working with a whole lot, but it's not a burden for me because i do it for my children. like yoga go, it's live, all of ah, wild snow drops, grow in partial shade on the fertile slopes of the lesser caucasus. in western ga, near but to me on the black sea. and the lesser caucasus is beautiful, but poor, the snow drop bulbs that grow here are a welcome source of income for locals. and demand is huge. the netherlands alone, one of the largest flower suppliers in the world byes 22000000 snow drop bulbs from georgia every year. the plant is a protected species almost everywhere in europe, but not

chris and jackie. i'm seizing my time to report with our journalist still hanging on and persevering. hightower hong kong was once a colony of the british empire in 1997. it was handed back over to china against the promise that hong kong would retain its rights and freedoms for 50 years. but only halfway through paging grip is tightening. where does that leave pro democracy journalists? and can they find ways out? who why, why, why it has jackie is looking to interview pastors by for report for the anniversary of the piano and square incident in 1989 when china's communist rulers violently crushed, protest, hollow law, homo. hello. can i ask you? few questions. i tell you, i'll show you some news pictures then you tell me whether you recognize them. i.

speier for many years, endorsed by jackie spear, followed by david with 25% support right now. they will now move forward to compete in the general election in november. dan. dan: get updated election results throughout the night. we will have the latest available online all on one page at abc7news.com/election. coming up next, we will move on. case closed. the criminal trial is over for family members accused of a string of crimes and they include human trafficking and rape. victimizing employees who worked at the care homes they operated in. plus going underground area pg&e begins an extensive and expensive effort to reduce the risk of wildfires sparked by powerlines. >> tracking triple digit heat. >> tracking triple digit heat. i am meteorologist sandhya patel - [announcer] the more we learn about covid-19 the more questions and worries we have. calhope can help with free covid-19 emotional support. calhope can help with free covid-19 emotional support. call 833-317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org today. you want it all, just like i do... well now there's a new way to save

i want to stress one thing that jackie said, and she's so right.as the chief negotiator for president trump on the covid packages that happened in the trump administration. cassidy was in every single meeting with nancy pelosi, chuck schumer, kevin mccarthy. i mean, if you made a list of people who were close to meadows, it would probably be her and one other person who were the closest to mark meadows. and it is unusual, of course, that a 25-year-old would be in that position in the white house, but it's not unheard of in dc. young people have a lot of power in dc, whether it's on capitol hill or otherwise. and frankly, there is something to be said, as you noted, chris, in the opening, about the whole pushing back thing. cassidy testified under oath. the people who are pushing back on her by and large have not testified under oath. and i'm sure the committee would like to hear them testify under oath. on this question of the secret service incident, the incident where she indicated that trump lunged at a secret service agent when he wouldn't driv