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>> yes. >> jessie can state it. >> i wrote it down, too. you will be more articulate than me. >> the motion is to change the immediate needs liaison to the title emergency shelter and hygiene liaison. also, to change the name of the role data officer to the planning officer. another piece of the motion is that member reggio, friedenbach and andrews and ledbetter would all like to stay in their roles to that designated member. member miller would like to step back. there is also member ledbetter volunteered to serve at this time. >> it is not that i want to step back. i don't want complications. i want to be able to use my expertise in a more helpful way but i don't want to be on the front page of the chronicle with a weird scandal. that is what i am saying. >> member miller will step back to avoid real or perceived conflict of interest. was there also asking people to pull together a draft of the liaison pole? >> that is the motion. >> that's correct. we will be working on finalizing the work plan throughout the retreat until the december m

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[laughter] a shout out, jessie, how are you doing? jessie was the one on the other end of the phone in 2018 and in 2020 when i would call and go, i'll not use the same language as i used then, it looks like there's some young people in the room, what the heck is going on in champaign county? remember those? yeah, yeah. i do, too. john mentioned 2018, so imagine sitting at your kitchen table, you've got friends around you, family around you, where i watched the election night returns and we go and give our victory speech. well, i'm like rain man when i can see the numbers coming in on my county spread sheet, you know, votes in, totals, here we are. i'd been down all night, and my hometown did not come in yet and i always win by big margins there which is shocking because they know me the best. but i'd just gone ahead on the spread sheet and i knew, all right, if this spread sheet is right, these idiots haven't made a data entry error, jessie, i think i'm going to win. all of a sudden my cell phone rings, it was paul ryan, who happened

i'm jessi tenure.gulators want to know why tesla did not recall cars over autopilot software issues resulting in crashes. >> tesla and the national highway traffic safety administration continue to clash over the autopilot system after multiple reports of tesla's crashing into emergency vehicles. here's a crash here. these emergency vehicles were parked on highways. warning lights flashing tesla did perform a what they call an over the internet software update in late september to address the problem. but federal officials say tesla knows federal law requires automakers to recall vehicles if they learn the vehicles have safety defects. >> as california remains in a severe drought. some of the more dramatic water level drops are being seen in lake tahoe this week. water levels are expected to sink below the basins natural ram level 7 have fallen below the rim. 4 times since 2004 most recently in the fall of 2016, experts say there's really not much we can do right now. aside from waiting for mother natu

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i'm jessi tenure. and that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. more news ahead coming up on kron 4 news at 06:00pm or catherine heenan are here with a look ahead. >> and vicki, thanks to you both. kathy and i are coming up. and at 6 is a lot happening we are following breaking news out of oakland where retired police captain or si was held at gunpoint and shot several times. opd just wrapped up a news conference. we will have the very latest live in a report at the top of the hour. >> and we're tracking the next round of rain headed our way. this break in the wet weather is not going to last for long chiefmeteorologist lawrence karnow is telling us to brace for 2 more storms and the next few days. >> i'm catherine heenan. i'm pam moore. the news at 6 is next. your eyes. beautiful on the outside, but if you have diabetes, there can be some not-so-pretty stuff going on inside. it's true, with diabetic retinopathy, excess sugar can damage blood vessels, causing vision loss or even blindness. so remember this: now is the time to get your eyes checked

welcome to "fox news primetime," i'm jessie watters. i hope you hit the supermarket to pick up dinner because stores across america are empty thanks to biden's crisis. the #emptyshelvesjoe was the top hash tag on twitter for most of the day as folks showed pictures of baron shelves across the nation. if you're one of the lucky ones, you're in for a rude awakening when you see the price. >> i was looking at the broccoli, it's $4.99. i usually get one for $2.99. >> usually the same group of items every week. where i would spend $80, $90, it's now $120. >> it's a bad storm of things. >> as the cost of everything from gas to groceries skyrockets, we're left to wonder where pete beauty buttieg is. he's been missing in action because of, you know, transportation issues. buttigieg was on earlier as fox news looked for answered on this. >> you can't talk about supply without demand. part of the reason we are where we are is because the president brought the economy out of the teeth of recession and people are buying more than ever before. >> in

i'm jessi tenure. >> thank you.oll was a decorated distinguished soldier, a retired 4 star general whose career took him from combat duty in vietnam to becoming. again, the first black national security adviser kron four's. noelle bellow reports now people who worked closely with general powell say he was a leader with integrity. >> he was always a man of enormous integrity and that integrity was what floated out of him on a daily basis saddened by the loss of his former colleague and friend, a former assistant secretary of state robert b, charles speaks, highly of colin powell after his passing. >> this is a man who is the best among us he is the kind of person that we should all want to be. he was balanced. he was principal. he was compassionate. he was and he was a patriot. how was the youngest and first african-american chairman of the joint chiefs of staff under president george w bush overseeing us diplomacy in the aftermath of 9.11 in 2000, 3. paul became a household name following the invasion of iraq. >> an

jessi tenure has that story for us. god bless united states a hero's welcome. thank for a 122 veterans at the memorials dedicated to honoring their service and sacrifice that big strangers at the national mall asked for photos and shook their hands and brother while some families celebrated generations of military service in dc together. >> this honor flight from columbus, ohio gave those. he served during world war 2 korea and vietnam era is an all expenses paid trip to reunite with those who survived and remember those who didn't joy to be out here today, bill lawson served in the navy during the vietnam war. a time when he said many returned home to a much different reception being cursed and spat on. and i think this is just a wonderful way to show we appreciate every military person the pandemic grounded, all honor flights for 18 months. >> precious time for some veterans who are hoping to take the trip but passed away before they phil jackson was the only world war 2 veteran on this honor flight. >> he served in the navy where and a gun turret come carter

i'm jessi tenure. jesse, thank you for that report tonight. >> colin powell was decorated distinguished soldier. he was a retired 4 star general. his career took took him from combat duty in vietnam to becoming the first black national security advisor as kron four's, noelle bellow reports, people who work closely with him say he really was a leader with integrity. >> he was always a man of enormous integrity and that integrity was what floated out of him on a daily basis saddened by the loss of his former colleague and friend, a former assistant secretary of state robert b, charles speaks, highly of colin powell after his passing. >> this is a man who is the best among us. he is the kind of person that we should all want to be. he was balanced. he was principal. he was compassionate. he was and he was a patriot. how was the youngest and first african-american chairman of the joint chiefs of staff under president george w bush overseeing us diplomacy in the aftermath of 9.11 in 2000, 3. paul became a h

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i'm jessi tenure. >> and for more stories honoring veterans. all you need to do is scan this qr code on your screen right now because we have a full page on our website and this year. we'll take you right there. >> still ahead here during this hour of kron 4 news tonight we have new details in the assault scandal surrounding a usc fraternity. the growing number of allegations and the suspect. that has now been identified by police. >> the panther party celebrating 55 years this weekend will let you know about the celebrations taking place in oakland. >> here are 4. we are your local election headquarters and the recall election of governor gavin newsome has officially ended california secretary of state shirley weber certified the results. the official vote count shows that governor newsom defeated the effort with 61.9% of the vote while 38.1% of the vote voted to remove. that means more than 7.9 million californians voted to keep governor newsom in office. it's a greater margin than the number of votes he received in the 2018 election to becom

i'm jessi tenure. and to find more stories honoring our veterans.r code. we have a complete page on our website and this code will take you there. and that wraps up kron 4 news tonight at 8, that grant and vicki are here with what we're working on for the 9 o'clock show. >> captain pat, thanks very much. here is that for news. ed nines, top stories. we have the latest on that gas station shootout involving the retired oakland police captain the man who tried to rob them. we have new surveillance video that will play for you tonight showing what happened? what led up to that shootout. >> and the break from the rain man won't last long. the strongest of these potentially record setting storms will arrive this weekend. the concerns in the north bay was so much rain heading our way and the preparations that are underway. those stories and much more coming up on kron 4 >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at noon another difficult day in the city oakland. >> fortunately, this represents 115 homicide of the

i'm jessi tenure. >> furniture brand ikea is pulling out all the stops in an effort to avoid a perfectply chain issues. the company is doing everything from lee see more ships to reducing the number of product variations offered as the company struggles with the raw material shortages. the retailer is temporarily removing unavailable products from its web sites and store showrooms in order to avoid disappointing customers. ikea stores in north america are the hardest hit by product shortages ikea's chief executive says he expects to supply chain crisis. to continue well into the next year. tourists are flocking to see old faithful. lot of them are yellowstone. national park is again saying. >> a record number of visitors last month. visits were up 5% over last year. and so far this year. the park has seen a 32% increase in visitors. the first time the park has exceeded the 4 million mark this early in the year that season before the pandemic winter is also expected to be busy because people have been flocking to outdoor spaces after so much time cooped up insight. >> and if you want to

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i'm jessi tenure. >> for health this afternoon.ated people can be reinfected with covid every 16 to 17 months. researchers at yale university looked at how long people can expect to have immunity after being infected before being re infected. they use previous data from sars infection. time for e re r- unvaccinated people would be roughly 16 months on average. researchers say the findings contradict the notion that recovering from covid will guarantee a lifetime of protection from the virus that is simply just not true. and as people are getting their covid booster shot. some people may still be hesitant to have some holiday gatherings. we did get a chance to talk with an infectious disease expert to find out how we can all get together safely. this holiday season. >> if you're vaccinated, should you wear a mask just as an extra precaution for it's a good idea, especially if you're in a room with unknowns. even if you're vaccinated, should you get tested before going to a party. you know what, that is a good idea and a really good

is a type of blood cancer that suppresses the body's immune system our washington, dc correspondent jessi tenure joins us now live with reaction at the nation's capital. good afternoon, jesse. >> yeah, good afternoon to you as well. so president biden himself called paul a friend and a patriot and said he will long be remembered as one of our great americans and many others no matter their political party shared the same messages throughout the day. >> one of our great military leaders animal. we will be the suns. washington's top leaders. remember general colin powell is life and legacy. secure college career in the u.s. military is legendary the world lost one of the greatest leaders that we have ever witnessed. senate republican leader mitch mcconnell recalled how the 84 year-old served in the army for decades and rose to the rank of four-star general as a senior leader. he help for president protect our nation. vice president kamala harris stress pounds role as the first black chairman of the joint chiefs and secretary of state impacted many across the globe because of what he was abl

. >> kron four's, washington correspondent jessi tenure reports. if you get covid there might soon be a pill for that the promising new oral drug pharmaceutical giant merck has asked the fda to approve its covid pell for adults. >> after the company found it cut hospitalizations and deaths in half. the results were very encouraging. chief white house medical adviser doctor anthony fauci has great hopes for the first-ever pill to treat covid-19 that people can take it home soon after covid-19 reduce the risk of severe outcomes. the fda has already allowed ivy an injection treatments for covid but they're more expensive about double the price of the pill and they're harder to produce and to get into patients if approved, the biden administration has agreed to buy enough pills to treat close to 2 million people. it is very important that this now must through the usual process of careful examination of the data. but the biden administration and doctor fauci continue to push vaccines as the best protection against covid-19. it is much, much better to p

. >>> a last-ditch effort by actor jessie smollett to have a judge dismiss his case has been denied. he was accused of lying to chicago police about being the victim of a racist and homophobic hate crime. his lawyer argued his rights are being violated since he already performed community service and paid a 10,000 bond under a previous deal to drop the case. it is being led by a special prosecutor appointed by another judge. >>> honoring the life of a man. it was a dedication to timothy brown. he died last year of leukemia but it is his aids diagnosis that is historic. he was considered to be the first person cured of hiv/aids in the united states. he was diagnosed in 1995. he underwent two stem cell transplants. it appeared his treatment worked and he was hiv free. >> by being an individual that stepped forward and was cured, he gave others hopeful i've been living with the virus in my body for 20 years. timothy ray brown is an inspiration to all. our community, our society, our nation in the world owes a deep debt of gratitude to the life of timothy ray brown. >> initially his iden

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our washington correspondent jessi turnure reports now on how congress is responding to the delays. >n attack on seniors veterans and small businesses across the country. lawmakers sent a message to the u.s. postal service friday. the agency is not delivering for the american people missing service standards hurts those who rely on the postal service and ultimately can prove to be a death spiral for the postal service at a special remote hearing in chicago, virginia congressman jerry connelly said post office problems like improper scanning and staffing shortages lead to late fees on bills and delayed medications for customers. these delays are especially concerning and potentially life threatening. many in congress, blame the changes, the agency's leader postmaster general louis dejoy continues to make someone came to my business and said i got an idea. >> i'm going to reduce the value of your a raise its price. it said yourself. you think that's a winning combination. >> the joys plan includes longer delivery times cuts to post office hours and more expensive. postage to erase a pro

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ah, ah, all jessie with ah. ready hello, i'm barbara, sarah london. these are the top stories on al jazeera. russia's president has denied his country is behind the energy shortage in europe saying moscow is standing by the help. natural gas prices of sky rocketed prompting b e u to recommend a series of support measures. natasha butler reports now from brussels. reducing taxes on energy bills and financial help for poor households. were among the recommendations laid out by europe, the energy commissioner to help member states shield consumers across the block from spiraling costs. our immediate priority is to protect europe's consumers, especially the most vulnerable 2nd, we have to make our entire system better prepared and more resilient. so that we don't have to face a similar situation in the future. natural gas prices have soared in europe in recent weeks, partly driven by a certain demand, as countries emerge from locked downs, natural gas accounts for a quarter of the european union's energy needs. the majority of that is imported into the bl

i'm jessi tenure. new at 00:00pm tonight. federal agents have raided 2 homes lace to a russian billionaire and close ally of vladimir putin. >> the raids in new york city where this video was taken. and in washington, dc targeted russian oligarch. oleg deripaska e officials have not provided any information about the raids. a russian spokesperson said the searches were connected to us sanctions and that the homes belongs to relatives sanctions imposed on the billionaire 3 years ago prevent him from doing business or owning property here in the u.s.. >> the u.s. army has closed investigation into the killing of a fort bragg paratrooper from southern california who was found decapitated in north carolina. 21 year old enrique roman martinez disappeared in may of last year after camping trip. >> with 7 fellow soldiers on an island off the north carolina coast. his partial remains later washed ashore near the camp. the army closed its investigation after claiming it could not find any forensic evidence in connection to his death.

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ah, ha, ha, ha ha, every one, i'm come all santa maria, this is the world news from al jessie. libya has launched a major crackdown on refugees and migrants detaining 4000 people. also, the ongoing philippines president, rodrigo de charity, says he's retiring from politics ahead of next year's elections, but not every once convinced.

ah ha, ha ha, ha ha, every one, i'm come all santa maria, this is the world. news from al jessie. libya has launched a major cracked on on refugees and migrants, detaining 4000 people. also the ongoing philippines president rodrigo to church. i says he's retiring from politics ahead of next to his elections, but not every once convinced. the european mission to mercury returns its 1st pictures as it flies past the closest planet to the south. ah. blur for on more than 600 monstrous, have taken place across the united states to defend women's reproductive rights. posing tough new abortion laws, particularly those in texas, which is effectively banned the procedure after around 6 weeks of pregnancy. protest to say by fear the law is a slippery slope for the rest of the country. how does your castro reporting now from one of the rallies in austin, texas? oh, they came out in force to protest the country's newest and most restrictive abortion law abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detectable at about 6 weeks of gestation. are now illegal in texas. 6 that's before most women even know they

this is al jessie rely, but from london also coming up with the battle rages on for humans energy, which margaret province where the rebels say they were advancing. and pharmacists have been displaced at least 19 day and asked her to wrench.

iraqi security forces, candid sammy ger theme outside. iraq's borders without giving further details. jessie was a deputy to former isolator apple because out by daddy who died in 2019 in ethiopia, the t grey people's liberation francais government troops have launch coordinated their talks using heavy artillery tanks and fighter jets. there's been no immediate coming from the ethiopian government, the u. s. and you care wanting their citizens of a security threat in afghanistan, st. capital. they've been asked to stay away from hotels in kabul. it follows a recent rise in ice will attacks. the taliban is meeting representatives from the european union in cut us capital out to holding talks really us delegation. washington says they discuss security evacuation flights and women and minority wide snuff, ganeth son in wilkin, a fossil the trial has begun for those accused of involvement in the assassination of former a revolutionary leader to my son, kara had been president for 4 years when he was shot dead in 1987 former president bless. comparing is one of the people accused of his murder. c

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jessie hunt the president of the group that represents b.a.r.t.'s train operators says he supports vaccinations and a testing option. he begins negotiating talks with b.a.r.t.'s general manager next week. prior to b.a.r.t.'s december 13th deadline sf muni inches closer to its november first vaccine requirement deadline. both agencies now facing similar concerns. if too many employees refuse to vaccinate they may not have enough employees to keep the system moving. in concord, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, ginger. >>> tonight we're learning just how damaging our extended drought has been and how it is impacting us long term. current drought conditions are the worst they've been in the 126 years since scientists have been tracking these dry seasons. not only is california's water supply desperately low, but food production and generating electricity is also being hit hard. researchers say something else we're dealing with is warmer temperatures. the increase in the amount of water, the atmosphere absorbs. that is leading to drying out the land whi

i mean, how you make scary look hot is so upsetting to me, jessi. give it up for them, y'all!p, let's take a look and see right now. look at everybody! i have actually worn a couple of these costumes. jennifer requested to hear "ghostbusters," great choice especially for today, why did you want to hear that? >> "ghostbusters" is my favorite movie. i'm a super, super fan. >> kelly: i like your costume, very fitting. [laughs] >> i first saw "ghostbusters" 2 when i was really little and since then i have dressed up as ghostbusters pretty much every halloween. slimier is my favorite costume. i am a super, super fan, my friends all know me as a super fan and they don't like watching the movie with me because i know all the words. >> kelly: are you one of those people, if you watch movies that summit he will say something funny and i just repeated and be like, he just said it and they were here for it. i did not need to tell them, but it's innate i just do it. thank you so much! i love that song! that's actually my son's favorite song. like i have to play it before bed almost every

iraqi security forces capture semi ger theme outside iraq's orders without getting to the details. jessie was a deputy to former icily there abu bakar bag daddy who died in 2019. there's plenty more had on this news hour, including a warning from the u. s. and the u. k to their citizens in afghanistan, telling them to say away from hotels in cobble. boss will justice be sir for the murder of one of africa's most revered revolutionary leaders will bring you the latest on the toma funk or a trial. and an unusual goal from line of messy as argentina's well kept. quantifying run continues, still have the best of the actually coming up in awe . in other world news, the u. s. and z u k. a warning their citizens of a security threat in afghanistan is capital american and british citizens have been asked to stay away from hotels in kabul. it follows a recent rise in iso attacks. many foreigners have left afghan nissan after the u. s. withdrawal in august. but some aid workers and journalists remain live to stephanie decker in kabul for a. so stephanie, what kind of security threat are they warnin

i am jessie williams. i'm a native new or lenny and i was recently elected this past january as this attorney of orleans parish to up in a system that has been racist and sexist by design. i'm not going to handle hail in the spring. please introduce yourself to athey willis. i'm a criminal justice recorder in new orleans for the lens are non profit investigative newsroom. and i recently produced a documentary along with our sierra fall lines onion in mystery convictions. or we're gonna got into that in just a moment. but 1st, let me tell you if you, as your watch like that, if you're watching on youtube, use the comment section. that will be many things that you want to ask questions about you can do so right here at be part of today's show. let us just start with jim crow joyce, and jim and i can pack that phrase. what does that mean even? and so after the civil war, more than half of the state of louisiana with black but white louisiana and were afraid of a shifting power. and so they put in a lot of met

this is the world news from al jessie. when you're in a battle for journalism, is that we need to protect the facts. philippines journalist murray, arrest us as a warning. the nobel peace prize to her and russian editor dmitri motor toff will encourage people to hold power to account also migration, and the so called war on drugs topping be a gender as the us and mexico mate trying to men fried relations with the european union warns of consequences off to poland, top court challenges the blocks legal, 30 ah, hello, run. at least 60 people have been killed in northern afghanistan named waters, the deadliest attack since foreign forces left the country. hundreds were injured in the explosion during friday prayers at the sheer mosque in the city of condos that was close to the border with touch august on iceland, afghanistan has claimed responsibility. the armed group also took responsibility for a mosque attack in cobble 5 days ago. that one killed 13 people. mom does go go to boston. i was busy doing construction work at h

allison rusty and jessie and nichol clear. now at least 3 people have been killed in a missile attack in yemen. witnesses say military areas were targeted on sunday in the city of morrow. the attack comes as healthy fighters are pressing a head with an offensive against the sandy led coalition. lebanon's long troubled public water system is close to collapse, aid agencies say taps could run drive for 3 quarters of the population. so the hierarchy has more from beirut. john dark lives in bay wilson is one of 1000000 suffering during lebanon's water crisis. if she didn't pay for supplies from private companies, had taps would run dry. water has been in short supply for decades, but the situation is now critical. not enough is being purified and pumped due to electricity blackouts caused by fuel shortages. the state is nearly bankrupt. so as much of the population didn't and not be nearly the same as it used to cost $90000.00 lire. now it costs 700000 lire to have water delivered twice a week. some of our neighbors can afford it.

on tuesday, the prime minister has pointed the finger at paris, accusing it of deceased jessie. the molly government still doesn't control the region of key doll their arms groups trained by french offices. we have evidence of that. in our language, there is a phrase if you search for a needle in your room, but the person also looking for it is standing on it. you'll never find it. and this is the situation we are currently witnessing molly and we don't understand it and we can't tolerate it. french troops have been and marley since early 2013 fighting is the most militant. but more than 8 years into the intervention, the security crisis has only worsened with new terror factions. emerging. g hardy attacks continue to devastate the sa hell region of north africa, and with a growing backlash against the french presence. emanuel micron has agreed to pull most of the troops out. last week, the french president slammed the my leon government saying it has quote, 0 credibility after 2 military. coups. meanwhile marley's prime minister has accused france of abandoning his country. if

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