jacqueline kennedy the art of the white house dinner in voice the oral history of jacqueline kennedy on life with john f kennedy and jacqueline kennedy of the white house. years in collaboration with the metropolitan museum of art. wagner is a graduate of merrimack college and the tufts university museum studies program, and he lives with his cat, lucy boston. good evening, everyone. nice to see all of you and your comments. it's also a real pleasure for me to speak tonight for an organization that mrs. kennedy helped establish and that always remained close to her. and it has been the honor my life to have been entrusted with the responsibility of helping to preserve and promote the legacy of jacqueline bouvier kennedy. over the last 25 years at the kennedy library, and i hope i can share with you just a bit of background of what i myself have learned about mrs. kennedy's restoration and tour of the white house. the two really go hand in hand with each other. and what i've learned through my work here in boston. the seeds for mrs. historical restoration were perhaps first planted af

where jacqueline? where are you, jacqueline? >> i don't believe where are you, jacqueline?ere are you, jacqueline? >> more money n't believe where are you, jacqueline? >> more money needsieve where are you, jacqueline? >> more money needs to e where are you, jacqueline? >> more money needs to be that more money needs to be invested services. invested in public services. i needi invested in public services. i need i do actually think that the whole ship in terms of all pubuc the whole ship in terms of all public services, i think it needs be tightened we needs to be tightened up. we know phenomenal waste know there's phenomenal waste and that goes from local authorities, goes government authorities, goes to government departments. at the we departments. look at the nhs, we look at you know, uh, education. there's various ways i think that they could be run more efficiently. but what we have seen is the burden of tax. um, so high. and for me, as a conservative, i've despite the fact we've obviously had issues with the ukraine and fuel costs and all of the things that we have

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here's a little bit of "jacqueline novak: get on your knees.y style "the hound's way." [ laughter ] i think the position deserves a term with some gravitas. i think it's one of our more noble positions. i feel like any of these positions where you're staring into the eyes of your lover, you know, "as if to become one," there's something immature there i'm not impressed. [ laughter ] to me, the hound's way represents a more mature kind of love, where two lovers can look towards the future together [ laughter ] you know, it's not -- it's not sad -- it's not sad that i'm not looking at him and i'm not making eye contact, because it's more like we're these two pioneers headed west [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: natasha lyonne, everybody! >> this kid is a genius. you gotta watch her show >> jimmy: "get on your knees" premieres january 23rd on netflix. watch this [ cheers and applause >> she's a rock star >> jimmy: more "tonight show" after the break, everybody stick around [ cheers and applause ♪ i love your dress. oh thanks! i splurge

, buena persona, como cada lunes, jacqueline dice su esposo salió a trabajar en la madrugada.ladora en la mañana que desperté este le hablé y no, no me contestaba. >> empecé a buscar, le llamé a su papá y no me contestó. >> se enteró que la policía quería hablar con ella. >> me pidieron mi información primero y luego me dijeron que estaba muerto. que había muerto en un accidente. me fui al hospital a buscarlo porque con la esperanza que no fuera él, que no fuera él. pero cuando llegué allá me dijeron que si era él. >> la oficina del médico forense confirmó que soco, de 33 años, murió en el trágico accidente. la patrulla de caminos de california nos informó que recibieron un reporte un poco antes de las 03:00 del lunes de un choque en rumbo sur de la autopista 2 80 en john dahle boulevard en daly citty, y el reporte preliminar indica que soco salía de la rampa cuando fue impactado por otro auto que venía en contravía. el conductor del vehículo que manejó en el lado contrario fue identificado como anthony pacheco, de 53 años. >> necesito saber qué pasó, por qué pasó y hacer conc

jacqueline was the woman he was living with at the time. and they were married.pparently, bess was too happy about that whole situation. but the funny thing is, when they went to the ceramics studio in valerie and and picasso told bess and dorothy rosenman, they, they had limited edition plate plates that they pottery. and he told dorothy and each of you take take a plate to take one home and apparently, bess picked like the most like psychedelic. one. and dorothy later said, bess, why did you take that one? that's really one of the strangest ones. and the best said, well, if i'm going have a picasso, i'm going have a picasso. so she kept the plate and clifton it, now clifton has it and and the rose and ben's plate is still in the rosenman family now. so maybe they'll put them on. i put them on ebay someday. just another photo i'm going to wrap up. this is the trip home and i just love this photo graph. one of the cool things was the in the truman papers. they saved all their menus, programs, everything from the trip. there's like three thick files for the 1958 e

otro punto por el que jacqueline optó por una estufa eléctrica para mí es muy importante mantener lagas es una organización sin fines de lucro dedicada a promover el uso de enseres eléctricos, pero sobre todo tienen información sobre incentivos monetarios disponibles para dueños de hogar en california. >> interesa en hacer ese cambio de gas a eléctrico. >> estos incentivos para los calentadores de agua eléctrico varían entre e 3100 y 5.300 , lo cual el 40% de estos fondos serán destinados a comunidades vulnerables y con bajos recursos . >> 1 de los incentivos estarán disponibles hasta que se agoten. y si quieres más información y para evaluar un cambio de esos enseres de gas a eléctrico, pueden visitar nuestro nuestro sitio web dentro del mundo 48 punto com. >> es interesante porque todos, todos los enseres, electrodomésticos, electrodos, si es importante comenzar esa migración, quizá poco a poco y que la excusa pues no sea el tema de que no haya presupuesto, que realmente se entiende y por eso existen este tipo de ayudas, hay que aprovecharlas mucho, claro, y de pronto mucha, muchas

reporter jacqueline schultz spoke to people who think construction and 35,000 jobs coming with it ising at the perfect time. >> lay all the groundwork, make sure we're good. we'll have the ironworkers put concrete. every craft has their position. it's just much like football. everybody has their position to play. >> this is where the work will start. the plot of land off warm springs in las vegas boulevard, set to be the future home of the las vegas brightline station, the 218 mile project connecting the valley to southern california needs an army of workers to get done in four years. the department of labor came to town this week to meet with nevada and california trade unions. what's the plan to hire 11,000 people for southern nevada? >> we're looking at roughly 3000 projects, finishing like the sphere durango station and blue f1 has came and gone. we've been waiting for something big to come and this is it. >> in december, president biden announced $3 billion in federal funding for the project. saavedra says money really made things move. unions in southern nevada and california w

let's speak to jacqueline coley, the awards editor at the rotten tomatoes website.tting the stage to have a hugely successful night in march. yes. successful night in march. yes, we've been _ successful night in march. yes, we've been tracking _ successful night in march. yes, we've been tracking all - successful night in march. yes, we've been tracking all of - successful night in march. yes, we've been tracking all of the l successful night in march. ye: we've been tracking all of the wins for oppenheimer all season and i currently have over 174 on our awards leaderboard at are rotten tomatoes so we expect it would be a good day for oppenheimer but it was great to see that not only director robert downey, jr antrobus cillian murphy and emily blunt, but also a graphic editorjennifer llan, as well as the cinematography and production design but this was christopher nolan assembling a crew of its own cinematic event is to create this masterpiece and it was all a lie in murphy.— create this masterpiece and it was all a lie in murphy. does that make u . all a lie in mu

also with us is jacqueline alemany, "washington post" congressional investigative reporter and msnbc contributor, and robert gibbs, former white house press secretary under president obama and msnbc political analyst. sahil, explain the context here. why was it such a surprise and why did it throw things so out of kilter when hunter biden showed up. >> reporter: what hunter biden was attempting to convey here is he's not hiding from republicans, he's not refusing to testify as part of the investigation, he's happy to do so under oath. he's adamant he do so publicly in the light of day, and not behind closed doors. he said republicans will rip his context out of context in bad faith. after that surprise appearance, his attorney abbe lowell spoke about that position. let's play what he had to say. >> hunter chose a hearing where republicans could not distort, manipulate, or misuse that testimony. the republican chairs today then are commandeering an unprecedented resolution to hold someone in contempt who has offered to publicly answer all of their proper questions. the question there

reporter jacqueline schulz has the story from north las vegas police say four days in a row, a thief planes. >> but on day number four, he succeeded in stealing one. and the thief took off in this plane . police confirmed the faa plane registered for a 2020 kitfox single engine plane. this is the plane's short lived flight path documented on flightaware. after 30 minutes, shortly after 4 p.m, tracking stops by the california border, sometimes saturday night, the owner of the plane who asked to remain anonymous, says they got an urgent series of calls from the air force saying a sensor went off and asked if they had just crashed or had a hard landing. this is where the plane was found in a field just a few miles from the barstow airport, police say. san bernardino deputies confront 40 year old damien zacharias caught him after he took off in the desert. authorities asked the plane's owner to come to california to move their property, and this is what the owner found inside beer cans, beer bottles, a smoked joint on the floor. authorities did not say where the plane was headed, but the

mrs jacqueline macdonald. i would like to take you to the self appraisal form. that is...h. and at number two, it reads as follows... on the 5th ofjuly 2010 at the court case, and the references given, i challenge their reasoning for accepting only guilty plea for false accounting and not one for theft. this refers back to the same case that mr blake was asking about this morning. i'd expend the reasons for continuing the trial that theft. the defendant denied theft and the money was missing due to the horizon system. if this was accepted, then this argument would give credence to the current campaign by former suppose masters. you are very explicit there about your motives in seeking to ensure that no credence was given to the postmasters campaign, where due? ido. was given to the postmasters campaign, where due?- was given to the postmasters campaign, where due? no, i explained earlier... campaign, where due? no, i explained earlier- -- a _ campaign, where due? no, i explained earlier... a flamboyant _ campaign, where due? no, i explained earlier... a flamboyant way _ ca

abc's jacqueline lee is here with more overnight alaska airlines grounding its entire fleet of boeing 737 nine aircrafts amid serious questions about what caused this hole in the fuselage mid-flight. >> there was a very loud noise at and it it seemed like something rushed into the cabin and then rushed out shortly after the flight, heading to ontario, california took off in emergency in the air as the cabin depressurized, forcing the pilot to turn around. >> and we are emergency. we are depressurized. we do need to return back to. we have 177 passengers, oxygen masks were immediately lowered, terrified passengers seeing portland lights from the hole in the plane when the oxygen mask came down, my mind was like, oh my god, something is seriously wrong. >> you could like, hear the heavy breathing. and then from there, i just i just kept thinking of my family. it was hard not we were all trying, not to panic. >> alaska airlines say the aircraft carrying 171 guests and six crew members, landed safely at portland international airport, telling abc news, the safety of our guests and employe

> a special procession through the streets of oakland to honor the officer and his family, near jacqueline, killed december 29, uttering him this week as the memorial services wednesday at the three crosses church, at castro valley starts at 10 am . >>> a south bay billiard owner is facing hefty fines for letting employer and is desperate employee and his family live in the property, the county told him the trailer is a zoning violation, but he said the vineyard manager had nowhere else to go so he allowed the family to live on the property with the pandemic began. santa clara county found out and started finding the owner $1000 per day per sticker the punishment doesn't fit the crime, we were trying to be good samaritans and help a family that needs housing, and we are getting punished for it. >> the county says they later reduced the fines and worked with ballard to come in compliance, even granting extension, but it wasn't until october 2022 when he finally got a permit to install an accessory dwelling unit at the vineyard, the vineyard manager and his family are expected to move in nex

abc news reporter jacqueline lee has the latest over night alaska airlines grounding its entire fleet of boeing 737 nine aircrafts amid serious questions about what caused this hole in the fuselage mid-flight. >> there was a very loud noise and it it seemed like something rushed into the cabin and then rushed out shortly after the flight, heading to ontario, california took off in emergency in the air as the cabin depressurize, forcing the pilot to turn around. >> we are emergency. we are depressurized. we do need to return back to. we have 177 passengers. >> oxygen masks were immediately lowered, terrified passengers seeing portland lights from the hole in the plane. >> so when the oxygen mask came down, my mind was like, oh my god, something is seriously wrong. you could like, hear the heavy breathing and then from there, i just i just kept thinking of my family. it was hard not we were all trying not to panic. >> alaska airlines say the aircraft carrying 171 guests and six crew members, landed safely at portland international airport, telling abc news the safety of our guests and e

jacqueline paul trick says she's never been involved in politics before. but as a jewish woman, she says the war is threatening her family's safety in their own community. this is an issue i care about quite a bit. >> there's been such a rise in anti-semitism and recently my daughter and experience at a school here in alameda. we've seen other cities around the bay area take up cease-fire resolutions. richmond was the first city in the country to adopt one. san leandro is speaking about it tuesday night as well in alameda, amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> oakland police believe they're closer to finding the killer of officer twan lay. tonight they announced several arrests. lay was killed early friday morning while responding to a burglary on oakland's embarcadero. he's now the 54th oakland officer to be killed in the line of duty. the identities of those arrested have not been released. we spoke to one resident. he lives a few blocks away from where the officer was killed. he says sea sick of all the crime. >> and a front license fish all those textbook crime

. >> reporter: jazmin cazares, whose 9-year-old sister jacqueline was killed, fears there will be nohe uvalde county district attorney. >> she's been doing her investigation just as long as the doj has. the doj has no jurisdiction over this. they can't prosecute. she can. what else does she need to be able to move forward? >> reporter: since the uvalde school shooting, districts across the country have reassessed their security protocols. >> we began to look at our door configurations, ensuring that they are able to be locked and secured at all times. we began to look at the need to have an armed officer on each campus. >> lilia joins us now from uvalde. lilia, the central question for the families, will there be criminal charges arising from this report? >> reporter: well, major, i pressed the doj precisely on that question today because the d.a. doesn't provide any answers. i asked the doj could any of those failures lead to criminal charges? they said it is up to the state of texas and the d.a. the d.a. has had the investigation from the texas rangers now for a year. i reached out

jacqueline macdonald was sentenced to 18 months imprisonment aged 47 after having no option but to pleaduilty to theft after her offer to plead guilty to false accounting was refused on, essentially, the decision of view, mr bradshaw. you know that, don't you? mrs macdonald leaded know that, don't you? mrs macdonald pleaded guilty — know that, don't you? mrs macdonald pleaded guilty to _ know that, don't you? mrs macdonald pleaded guilty to false _ know that, don't you? mrs macdonald pleaded guilty to false accounting. - pleaded guilty to false accounting. . at a later date she pleaded guilty to theft. ,, . . at a later date she pleaded guilty to theft. ,, i, ., , i, . at a later date she pleaded guilty to theft. , i, i, , i, , to theft. she wanted to plead guilty to theft. she wanted to plead guilty to false accounting, _ to theft. she wanted to plead guilty to false accounting, you _ to theft. she wanted to plead guilty to false accounting, you persuaded | to false accounting, you persuaded her otherwise. she to false accounting, you persuaded her otherwise.— to false accounting, you p

. >> bret: i want to get to this other question before we move on to issues, jacqueline from west des moines. i think you said you are making your decision? >> that is correct. >> bret: do you have a couple of people? >> trump and vievak. >> bret: what is your question? >> what do you plan to do in your next term you didn't get finished during your first term? >> trump: energy gasoline for the car down to $1.87 a gallon. down even lower. now $4-$5. home heating bills, four and five times higher than with me. i would be doing that. finish up the wall. we built over 500 miles of wall. we got mexico, by the way. [app [applause] we got mexico to give us 28,000 soldiers free of charge. we remain in mexico. we did a lot of great things, we are going to keep expanding. we rebuilt the military. right to try. able to use space age medicines that work in many cases. i saved thousands of thousands of lives with right to try. thank you very much. >> martha: we are going to take a quick break. we are going to talk about the economy. no. 1 issue. join us when we come back with lots more questions w

jacqueline paul trick says she's never been involved in politics before. but as a jewish woman, she says the war is threatening her family's safety in their own community. this is an issue i care about quite a bit. there's been such a rise in anti-semitism. >> and recently, my daughter and experience at a school here in alameda. live in alameda. amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> davis, all good. i was san francisco and now it's just showery. >> some north bay drivers fairly calm a little off guard by today's showers. it made for a wet and sloppy commute. and while the rain did present some obstacles, others say they welcome the downpour. >> we need know water for for >> is the it all for? we have a little harder. >> this as we brace for another round of high surf along bay area coastlines, a high surf advisory goes into effect tomorrow. kron four's lawrence karnow tracking storm and the high surf conditions. hearts. yeah, boy, these storms rolling in over the past week and a half or so large storms out of the pacific. you know, those winds whipping up out there

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who is responding to a burglary at a cannabis dispensary in jacqueline square.he was known for his humility, his ability to listen, well his outreach to city residents. especially the elderly asian population. please call told us tonight that investigation is still active and ongoing. we will continue to follow the story and bring updates on the air and online as they develop. >>> a destructive scene in hot san jose. a driver crashing into a crowded journeys restaurant during a busy breakfast hour. this was a scene at denny's restaurant on saratoga avenue, just at nine this morning. that is strawberry park and highway two 80. police say the car plowed up a ramp and smashed through the entrance of the restaurant. you can see it getting total right there. please say no one was in the waiting area and plenty of people were shaken up. >> they were very scared. they were panicking. they couldn't even open a door in the back because they didn't know how. people get shaken up, right? yeah. but, everybody left. a few people are their cleaning up. closing the store. >> t

my name is jacqueline white. i am northern arapaho. was hired to build partnerships on the wind river reservation so that we can have food pantries here and work with the tribes. one of the elders told me, there is no higher honor for our people than to give one another food. i feel so blessed to be able to help people with food on this reservation. food is sacred to our arapaho people. we utilize that food in all of our ceremonies. for those that will partake, it could nourish their heart, their mind, their body, their spirit. that nourishment that it has, that comes from mother earth. we have that respect and love for it. larry: all right welcome web, trump on issues, why is he so far ahead of nikki haley and ron desantis, hint, drain the swamp, welcome kellyanne conway. author of the very good book, here's the deal. you know kelli kellyanne conway, donald trump always knew where you were, he didn't lose you for a week. he didn't lose me. he -- as i said before with sarah sanders he tracked me down in a movie theater one sunday night

are halting the lending of certain shares for shortselling, let's get more with our chief medina jacquelinend stephen home -- let's get more with our chief north asia correspondent stephen engle in hong kong. stephen: we know what the chinese markets have done so far this year, the msci china index is down about 60% since its february 2021 peak. last week was a good one in retrospect. in comparison to the rest of these year, it was a game the msci china index. they are trying to put a floor. this latest step you just mentioned, agains chinese regulators have not been too kind towards shortselling anyway. but what we saw in october, essentially, limits were put on the lending of shares that executives and other strategic investors, or employees, i should say, could get. other curbs were put in place. the csrc, the security regulator said, these particular stock that were lent by strategic investors have dropped about 40%. so now what china has done is essentially hold the lending of these particular certain shares for shortselling as of today. strategic investors will not be allowed to lend

next, jacqueline writes where do you get all of your blazers that you wear?essed on the fox. take that charles payne. well, to start we do have a fabulous wardrobe department nanny, jena, alice and they did all resigned when i was given the show. they were great through the years i love them. i shop a lot on the road when doing standup of the places i perform a choice some of it is a little loud like i met casinos or somewhere out in or reno or gosh knows where doing what. if you like my jack as they do come in men's you can wear them in men's i know i catch a lot of flak from gutfeld but he's just mad about my jackets because they don't come in kid sizes. bernie asks are you able and prepared to deliver a baby in your taxi if necessary? i've got to make sure i understand this right because if you made a medically deliver a baby or leg deliver a baby because someone sold it on craigslist i've been on both sides of that. in fact i used to deliver my baby lincoln to jenny's appearance in the middle of pennsylvania b backgrounds a cap chart we meet them at exit

downalong the bottom, how cool is this, jacqueline and donald in victoria falls on the border of zimbabwepic trip. around cape horn in chile known as the end of the wormed war the pacific and atlantic oceans meet, wow. and we are so happy to say good morning to chrissy and dan in colorado springs for honor they brought their mugs to chrissy's last day of chemotherapy treatment this week. both she and dan now are cancer survivors. we are thrilled for both of you. as we say good-bye, a word about the legendary host of another sunday morning program. charles osgood led the iconic cbs "sunday morning" for 22 years, a sterling chapter in his legendary career as a broadcaster. he was an elegant and comforting voice to millions of americans over the years on television and radio and a beloved sunday morning colleague to people like my father. he died this week at the age of 91. charlie, we'll see you on the radio. thank you for spending part of your morning with us. we will see you back here next week on "sunday today." >>> good morning. it is sunday, january 28th, 7:00, as we take a live look o

jose flores jr., alisyn maria -- and abel guadeloupe rodriguez, eliahna garcia, rogelio torres, jacqueline casarez, jalen sylvera. jace cueva knows, lexi rubio, to spot up, mccann elrod, nobe bravo, layla salazar, -- rodriguez, and miranda mathis. think about that. this shooting does not happen if our government had just listen to these families or if -- not just our government but the state of texas had just even done the thing of raising the age to 21. they would all be alive. isn't that such a small price to pay? i will turn it over now -- yeah, we will turn it over now to our wonderful families who would like to speak and express themselves. i will introduce kimberly rubio. >> we will take questions at the end. >> reading this report this morning, peeps directed officers intending to -- stop. no leader effectively questioned the decision and lack of urgency of the -- pd actually chief, mariano -- toward entering classrooms won 11 and 1:12. leadership can happen regardless of rank or title. i hope that the failures aimed today and the local officials do what was not done that day, do ri

junior, aretha ramirez, sanibel guadeloupe rodrigues, iliana taurus, iliana garcia, rosario taurus, jacquelineichols la zarra's, jace waiver knows, lexi rubio, tess mada, mckenna elrod, nobe bravo, layla salazar, matej iraqis, and miranda mathis. think about that. this shooting doesn't happen if our government has just listen to these families, not just our government, but of the state of texas had just even done a paltry thing of making it, even raising the age to 21. they would all be alive. >> after attorney koskoff spoke, kim rubio, whose daughter was murdered in her classroom, said this. >> i hope that the failures and today. and that local officials do what wasn't done that day. do right by the victims and survivors of robb elementary, terminations, criminal prosecutions, and our state and federal government enact sensible gun laws because rob elementary began the day an 18 year old was allowed to purchase an ar-15. >> after attorney koskoff spoke, kim rubio, whose daughter was murdered in her classroom, said this. >> i hope that the failures and today. and that local officials do what w

. >> i do want to get to this other question before we move on to the big issues and that is jacqueline. she is from west des moines and inthink you said you're undecided or making your decision. >> that's correct. >> and do you have a couple people you're looking at in. >> trump and five h. >> what's your question to the former president's? >> i would like to know what do you plan to do in your next term that you didn't quite get finished during your first term. >> well one of the things would be energy even though i set records on energy but i was going to be energy dominant. we were energy independent and we had your bills down low. we had your gasoline for the car down to $1.87 a gallon. we had it down lower than that at some points. now it's at $4-5 and that's not acceptable. your home heating bills were five times higher than they were with me, so i'd be doing that i'd finish up the wall. you know we built over 500 miles of wall. that's one of the reasons we had the great -- and we got mexico by the way. [applause] >> we got mexico very importantly to give us 28,000 free of charge

jacqueline paul chick says she's never been involved in politics before. but as a jewish woman, she says the war is threatening her family's safety in their own community. this is an issue i care about quite a bit. >> there's been such a rise in anti-semitism and recently my daughter and experience at a school here in alameda. we've seen other cities around the bay area take up cease-fire resolutions. richmond was the first city in the country to adopt one. stanley and rowe is speaking about it tuesday night as well in alameda, amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> its 6.10, and a man from montana faces a long list of charges in petaluma accused of breaking into multiple homes tuesday morning and trying to sexually assault a woman whose child was present. police say that hans schweitzer first tried to get into a home on the day avenue near valley vista elementary school about 8.45. and he was scared off by dogs. 10 minutes after that. he tried to get into a number of other homes, tried breaking into some homes on the even lane. and then in one of those homes, when

jacqueline paul chick says she's never been involved in politics before. but as a jewish woman, she says the war is threatening her family's safety in their own community. this is an issue i care about quite a bit. >> there's been such a rise in anti-semitism and recently my daughter and experience at a school here in alameda. we've seen other cities around the bay area take up cease-fire resolutions. richmond was the first city in the country to adopt one. san leandro is speaking about it tuesday night as well in alameda, amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news despite the vending ban on mission street in san francisco, some vendors are still out there anyway. we'll tell you why they say the work that the city has done to help them out isn't really helping at all. and hospitals in the handful of states, including california, are bringing back mask mandates as cases of covid and the flu are rising. >> and we are looking at showers moving on out of the region. we do have drying and clearing skies across the bay >> 9.13, is the ti

jacqueline paul chick says she's never been involved in politics before. but as a jewish woman, she says the war is threatening her family's safety in their own community. this is an issue i care about quite a bit. >> there's been such a rise in anti-semitism and recently my daughter and experience at a school here in alameda. we've seen other cities around the bay area take up cease-fire resolutions. richmond was the first city in the country to adopt one. stanley and rowe is speaking about it tuesday night as well in alameda, amanda hari kron, 4 news and 7.10 and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news despite the vending ban on mission street, some vendors are out on the street still selling their goods will see why there working the san francisco officials, van that was put into place. >> and after the break 2024, expected to be a big year for the state legislature. we'll show you where the matters they'd like to get done. and we still have showers out there, although not as widespread as they were last night. >> very wet on 6.80, right now after some r

jacqueline paul chick says she's never been involved in politics before. but as a jewish woman, she says the war is threatening her family's safety in their own community. this is an issue i care about quite a bit. >> there's been such a rise in anti-semitism and recently my daughter and experience at a school here in alameda. we've seen other cities around the bay area take up cease-fire resolutions. richmond was the first city in the country to adopt one. san leandro is speaking about it tuesday night as well in alameda, amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> it is 6.11. we're going to take a break. but still ahead on the kron 4 morning news despite the vending ban on mission street in san francisco, some vendors are coming out anyway. we'll tell you why they say the work around that the city put in place to help them isn't doing a whole lot. >> and we still have a few lingering showers across the region. a few in the santa cruz mountains and the few up towards the altamont pass to most of that energy is moving out. now, >> 14 right now and let's take a live look

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jacqueline paul chick says she's never been involved in politics before. but as a jewish woman, she says the war is threatening her family's safety in their own community. this is an issue i care about quite a bit. >> there's been such a rise in anti-semitism and recently my daughter and experience at a school here in alameda. we've seen other cities around the bay area take up cease-fire resolutions. richmond was the first city in the country to adopt one. stanley and rowe is speaking about it tuesday night as well in alameda, amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> the alameda county sheriff's office are now investigating 2 recent attempted carr says they think that they might be related verse one around 7 sunday night on sareeta. that's in lorenzo. deputies say a masked gunmen fired their gun at a home in an attempt to steal a car, then took off without the car. no one was inside the home was hurt. the second incident that happened on monday on august way, right near hayward. well, in this case are as it was fired at as they went to go check on their car. the gunm

we talked to the dad of jacqueline cevars who was tragically killed, one of the youngest victims.talked about how you never recover from a loss like that. he did have to relive it. the families were briefed by the attorney general in a private meeting. one father of a boy who did survive, although he went through horrific things that no one should ever have to experience, he was very grateful that the attorney general of the united states came personally to uvalde to brief the families on this report, and he was hopeful that this report would serve as a measure of accountability, would be a comprehensive review. i don't know if we have any sound from those interviews that we can play, but they were very compelling! let's listen. >> my daughter was the light of our life, you know. she was very special. she had that little spark to her, and when she came across to you, she just made you feel loved. >> it's changed him. he's not the same little boy that we left there that morning. he doesn't really go out on his own now. we're working with him, you know, he has separation issues. >>

jacqueline paul chick says she's never been involved in politics before. but as a jewish woman, she says the war is threatening her family's safety in their own community. this is an issue i care about quite a bit. >> there's been such a rise in anti-semitism and recently my daughter and experience at a school here in alameda. we've seen other cities around the bay area take up cease-fire resolutions. richmond was the first city in the country to adopt one. san leandro is speaking about it tuesday night as well in alameda, amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> it's 10, 10 and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news despite the ban on vendors selling their stuff on mission street, a lot of people still are. we'll tell you why they are saying that the alternate sites not working. and 2024 is supposed to be a big year ahead for the state legislature. we're going to take a look at the matter is they're going address. plus, california's first snow survey of the year not measuring up to last year, but they stuck their stick into the snow before we got that big one yesterd

jacqueline paul chick says she's never been involved in politics before. as a jewish woman, she says the war is threatening her family's safety in their own community. this is an issue i care about quite a bit. >> there's been such a rise in anti-semitism and recently my daughter and experience at a school here in alameda. we've seen other cities around the bay area take up cease-fire resolutions. richmond was the first city in the country to adopt one. san leandro is speaking about it tuesday night as well in alameda, amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> we're learning the driver of a bus that crashed into a wall on the uc santa cruz campus last month has died from his injuries. the driver's union confirming that dan stevenson died last wednesday. the bus was carrying 5 students when it crashed near the campus is main entrance on coolidge drive around 11, 30 officials say stevenson was one of 2 people taken to the hospital with critical injuries. they have not said what led to the crash. a 90 day ban on mission street. vending remains in effect in san francisco.

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