the spray covered joanne insta ntly it away. the spray covered joanne instantly bringing her.odbye to her before she tragically died. webster himself had been subjected to an acid attack and had received injuries to his face just months before. he whoever made the decision to carry acid on this occasion leading to this horrific incident. joanne was a much loved sister and mother, partner, friend and colleague. and is deeply missed by all those who know and love her. the attack was painful and caused and will continue to cause untold suffering to her family and friends. i would like to take this opportunity to pay tribute to the relative as for the dignity of the board they‘ve shown throughout this investigation and for so eloquently speaking out against those who carry acid. they do not want anyone else to go through what they have been through and neither do thames valley police. while attacks of this nature are not comment in the thames valley this is of little comfort to joanne‘s family. no sentence will ever go towards easing the pain but i hope they feel it goes some way

joanne rand died 11 days after the acid was thrown over her.from libya's civil war — three years before he murdered 22 people at an ariana grande concert last year. donald trump tweets to say collusion is not a crime.

my wife is upstairs with my mother-in-law, joanne.nd about 20 minutes into lunch, joanne comes downstairs and just looks at me and says "we have to go to the hospital now!" which was not the calm i was looking for. [ laughter ] it was like bill paxton in "aliens." it was like, "game over, man!" i'm like, "whoa." [ light laughter ] because joanne hadn't been there the last time. i'd been there. and so i kind of knew how dramatic it was last time, but i figured we had plenty of time to get to the hospital. so my sister-in-law, ariel, she comes over to watch ash, who's in his crib taking a nap. nelu joins us. and the four of us get in the elevator. my wife is in an intense amount of pain. it seems like now it's just one long contraction. we get into the lobby of our building. i have called an uber. the uber is outside. and we basically get to the steps of our building, we're in the lobby and we're walking down the steps and my wife just says, "i can't get in the car, i'm going to have the baby right now, the baby is coming." and i -- i j

if i pick joann style because i love joann style i don't think the thought that this book would havelesced i don't think i would have been able to see and understand what bob and matt and i were living through intel that was put into perspective and i will be that but it is a trip across america over three years starting in roger ale's office from fox news. flint, the border of texas, ferguson, the campaign trail with trump, what is meaningful to you? >> arizona. north dakota all of that. flint. all of that equals ferguson the bundy mom -- the bunny region nevada that at some level people are angry at government whether washington or flint or white people blasted in the street and you pay and you pay with the lifestyle for your children is slipping away. if you feel that way you are not alone and you are the majority. but don't lose each other. we are not each other's enemy. there is something called for personal responsibility we will get along just fine. i would like to quote justice hugo black in a landmark decision new york times versus united states of america with the pentagon

joanne rand died 11 days after the acid was thrown over her.man abedi — was rescued by the royal navy from libya's civil war — three years before he murdered 22 people at an ariana grande concert last year. facebook says it's removed 32 accounts thought to have been set up to influence this years mid—term us elections. donald trump tweets to say collusion is not a crime. it coincides with the opening of the first case brought by federal prosecutors investigating alleged links between the trump presidential campaign and russia. the president's former campaign manager — paul manafort — arrives at court to stand trial. aid agencies are acused of being ‘almost complicit‘ in sexual abuse across the sector — a damning mps report describes a culture of denial. their criticism comes after revelations emerged that 0xfam staff paid survivors of an earthquake in haiti for sex. labour is urged to suspend a leading party member, after he was recorded describing some of thejewish community as ‘trump fa natics'. jewish leaders have called peter willsman‘s rem

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the idea here is that -- so joanne's work is with first responders to 9/11. so when the towers went down, you know, literally one of the first things she thought thought of, how many i going to help these people get better, people with ptsd, and she immediately started building a v.r. simulation of the towers and the planes hitting and all of that horror and trauma. the reason is, when you're treating somebody with ptsd, the typical way of doing it is using cognitive explosive therapy. you have to bring them back, ask them to close their eyes, bring them back to the trauma so you can start to undo these horrible associations and give them coping mechanisms. the problem is, people don't want to go back. if you've had a really traumatic event, it hurts to go back. you don't want to do it. and so it's very difficult to get people there. what v.r. does, it takes all of that imagination and work to get back there, and it eliminates that, because you're just there. you hit a button, and boom, you are at the towers, or with skip's work, you're back in iraq and you'r

totally, you should find joanne in marketing a.s.a.p.oanne in marketing tell humans about 50% off a.s.a.p. (vo) get 50% off a galaxy s9 lease. that's $16.50 a month. for people with hearing loss, hurry, limited time offer. visit sprintrelay.com. ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> stephen: hey, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) welcome back to the show, everybody! ladies and gentlemen, i have important news for anyone who is now or has ever been a baby. ( laughter ) at a meeting of the world health assembly back in may, "u.s. delegates opposed an international resolution that supported breastfeeding." of course, this is the trump administration, so i assume they wanted to replace the word "breast" with something more tasteful, like, "funbags." ( laughter ) the proposal encouraged w.h.o. nations to "protect, promote, and support breastfeeding," but american officials sought to water down the resolution. important warning: never water down your breast milk resolution. it could lead to weight loss and lowered immunity. that's part

but this july 4th..they are struggling with re-couping the costs of happened here over-night...sot: joann -- so, now having to cover the cost. there is no theft insurance on fireworks so, we still have to pay for them even though we don't have them to sell.sot: kary hamilton, team mom -- this is our big deal in the summer when they are free, and to have that much of a hit was devastating. (pam) also new at ten: family members are mourning a woman who was killed at a baby shower in riverside. they say, beatrice romo was shot by her nephew, while trying to break up a fight on saturday. nicole comstock has more. natsot: "it was the greatest love story, me and her."they were 20 years old in their wedding picture, but they go a back to when they were kids. ronnie romo, victim's husband: "she was my wife."beatrice and ronnie romo spent 25 years building their life together, building a family.and now the beaumont home she treasured... ronnie romo, victim's husband: "we were grow old together, baby."feels so empty without her.ronnie romo, victim's husband:"now i am by myself." beatrice romo was a

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joann said has shown no idea to care for it but she tried.the camera and she took a deep breath. i forgive the person who did this to him, she said. because i know in my heart, if he knew what he took from us, he would not have done this. we need more love in this country right now. my heart ached as it had not been many years. a widow forgives her husbands murder. she then asked all of us to love one another. and yet, who showed her and her children love? at the funeral, stiles given a promotion to captain. it was good for the cameras. but it came with no increase in pension benefits for his wife and children. financially, he would still be a sergeant. and because of the cities bankruptcy, his family no longer, would no longer receive health coverage. through the power of progress predicted into the living rooms of lawmakers were that they granted her and her children health care benefits for five years. the oldest boy turned 10, he had to fend for himself. most insulting was the matter of the funeral bill. despite the pomp and circumstance

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joanne rand died 11 days after the acid was thrown over her. today xeneral webster was sentenced for manslaughter. it's emerged that the manchester bomber salman abedi was rescued by the royal navy from libya's civil war — three years before he murdered 22 people at an ariana grande concert last year. donald trump tweets to say collusion is not a crime. it coincides with the opening of the first case brought by federal prosecutors investigating alleged links between the trump presidential campaign and russia. the president's former campaign manager — paul manafort — arrives at court to stand trial. aid agencies are acused of being ‘almost complicit‘ in sexual abuse across the sector — a damning mps report describes a culture of denial. their criticism comes after revelations emerged that oxfam staff paid survivors of an earthquake in haiti for sex. labour is urged to suspend a leading party member, after he was recorded describing some of thejewish community as ‘trump fanatics‘. jewish leaders have called peter willsman‘s remarks disgusting. in

joining me this evening, are the features writer at the independent and the political commentator, joanneler. now, sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm hugh woozencroft. what's next for geraint thomas after his stunning victory in the tour de france? andy murray talks about his future as he prepares to return to a tennis court having pulled out of this year's wimbledon. it feels like i am starting from scratch again, obviously not been in that position is as i was 18. and tyson fury says a deal to fight wbc heavyweight champion deontay wilder in december is "almost done". hello and welcome to sportsday. good evening, well i'm sure at this point the celebrations are just still going and the realisation may be dawning on geraint thomas that he is, in fact the winner of the 2018 tour de france. dreams have come true for the man from cardiff as he becomes the first welshman to win the tour but also for his team, team sky, who win their sixth tour de france in seven years — austin halewood looks at the latest chapter of british success in the race.. so long, british cycling was lost

joanne joins us from california on the democrats lined for liz kennedy. caller: good morning. , c-span,ing and thanks for taking my call. i've a question. if i vote, regardless of which system i use, my daughter asked me, how do i know that my vote went in for that candidate. i will hang up and listen to response on the other end? guest: thank you for calling in with that question. it is important that americans understand that our local and state election officials are -- lots excellent job of people have tough jobs, running our election is a another tough job. we should not shake our fundamental confidence in the integrity of our elections which is that we have free, fair, and accessible elections in which every american can have their voice heard and trust their votes are counted as cast. we are absolutely in a position where we need to trust but verify. that is why we recommend there be mandatory postelection audits -- the best kind of audits are risk automating audits which i will not bore you with the statistics, which have to do with counting a num

home depot, lowe's, michael's and joanne fabric have also deals up to 20% off. are offering free admissions with a military i.d. for the full list to make sure you head over to our social media pages. we want to wish you a happy 4th of july. i'm millisaday - it )s fourth o- and we begin with live pictures of an iconic american >>> and good morning to you. happy independence day. it is the 4th of july. a live look for you right now. iconic american at the golden gai gate bridge. thanks for joining us. >> not a bad day to be off. nice and cool. good sleeping weather. >> yeah. we have all of the conditions around the bay area. all clear skies looking at the south bay. we'll be at 61 at 8:00. today the

host: joanne in michigan, independent. hi, joanne. caller: good morning, it's joanne.hat have gotten in messes, and it looks like donald is in a mess, but i still love my kids. i am not happy with the fbi or doj, and i just wonder, what do the russians think when donald trump says i don't think germany should take your gas. isn't that putting pressure on germany and making russia realize a good deal about selling their gas. we talk about interference in elections. how do bernie and the bernie followers feel about what the doj did for them? donald, though donald. host: joanne in michigan. keith, you are on the line. caller: good morning, how are you today? i will try to finish up in about a minute. it was pretty evident between the last administration between crimea, uranium one and all that, but that is over with. something about now that the democrats are trying to affiliate russia with the nra or something now? trump has every reason not to trust them. -- the intelligence agencies, that is what is going on with this and all of these guys. it is crazy. worse for the r

joanne probably doesn't see it.s a very interesting and -- the public surprised variety different things the firefighters does everyday. chief hale, congratulations. hen i we. -- happy nature voucher . nice to see you getting the promotion. congratulations. i wish i you -- very nice event there. chief cochran, you went back to new york and did you see all the new memorial and go to stakes 10 equipment been there before four or fiver years ago. >> two things in new york, i responded in ground zero in san francisco. opening ceremony was at the memorial. very moving like i said. brought lot of memories back. the whole week we went over terrorism and working with the fbi. it was very good week. good week of remembrance. >> commissioner hardeman: saw photo of you lined up, a group of you. terrific, and allowed to see you and you guys got to go back in this department. folks back there in new york is great. >> thank you. >> thank you commissioner hardeman. chief hayes-white. >> chief hayes-white: i was to comment on the p

special correspondent joanne elgart jennings reports from oron.adult foster cares have been around more than 40 years in that state. utis story is part of our ongoing series aoverty and opportunity in america: chasing the dream >> reporter: when ste larrence h wants to vis elderly mother, it's a short walk to her care facility. it looks like most of the other homes in this suburban portland neighborhood. mother was a very active person. she was one of those kind of people just go, go, go, go, go, go, go. >> reporter: but at 99-years- old, marjorie larrence is now partly blind. and after suffering many falls, she can't walk anymore. >> how's your leg doing? >> it's doing well. >> no pain today? >> no. >> reporter: 13 years ago, when larrence realized his motherul no longer live on her own, he didn't want to put her in a large nursing home. >> i wanted adult foster care because i'd seen the advantages of the individual care you get here and having your own room. you don't feel like you're in at instn, you feel like you're living with a family. >> re

and the idea here is that, so, joanne's work is with first responders tpo 911. when the towers went down, one of the first thing she thought of, how am i going to help these people get better? she immediately started building a v.r. simulation of the towers, and the planes hitting. the reason is when you are treating someone has got ptsd, the typical way of doing it is using cognitive exposure therapy. you have to bring them back, close their eyes and imagine they were there, bring them back to the trauma so you can start to undo these horrible associations and give them coping mechanisms. the problem is, people do not want to go back. if you had a true medical event, it hurts. you do not want to do it. it is very difficult to get people there. it takes all of that imagination and work to get back there and it eliminates that because you are just there. you hit a button and you are at the towers or back in the iraq and hearing those noises and you are smelling the burning -- fuel and the bombs are going off and shaking the floor. a really intense experience. and

during the police investigation, it transpired that just two months before joanne rand's death, websterattacked by acid. it is important for people to understand that it is not acceptable to carry or use acid, there may have been a preconception that whilst it might injure, that is as far as it goes. that is not the case. thames valley police say they believe this is the first manslaughter conviction in relation to an acid attack. as jo's family try to move on without her, they are now calling for schools to teach young people the dangers and consequences that come with carrying acid. jo black, bbc news. aid agencies are accused of being "almost complict" in sexual abuse across the sector, in a damning report by mps. the international development committee says the delivery of aid has been subverted by sexual predators — and that there's been a "culture of denial" since revelations that workers for oxfam paid for sex while helping victims of the 2010 earthquake in haiti. charities have welcomed the report, and oxfam concedes it has "further to go." here's our special correspondent, lucy

also upfront, the fire chief joanne hayes white. thank you everyone.next up to speak, an individual who will always give it to you straight. the president of sci you local 87, representing custodial workers throughout san francisco and the secretary-treasurer of the san francisco labor council, olga miranda. >> i would be doing a disservice to my community if i did not start in spanish first. before the monolingual challenge, i would do it in english immediately afterwards. [speaking spanish] span-mac span-ma [applause] when this campaign started in 2013, it was one of the campaigns that kicked off after the 99%. before i go on, i want to be able to say that -- thank you to naomi kelly and pat milliken. -- mulligan. thank you for having the up year. i want to be able to say that these fights are done with coalitions and the hard work and to the contributions that everybody puts an. is not just the accolades of those directors, of the elected officers. it doesn't happen because it dawned on one of them. let's do the right thing. what i said in spanish,

("nats and it has a remodeled kitchen.")joanne fazzino is a bay area real estate agent - she says theies findings are pretty accurate. ("although prices have started to come down a little bit, it still could be the most expensive city to live in the world.")but she says rent prices has been on the decline in 2018. ("rooms that used to be 35-hundred are now about 32- hundred which is still high for that and it could be more depending on the views and amenities.")the study also found hamilton bermuda to be the second most expensive and manhattan as number three. san jose came in fourth with rent at an average of 25-hundred. while oakland came in fifth tied with hong kong at 24-50. (jrstone) the cheapest rent is in the u-s city of springfield, missouri. (jrstone) coming up -- dust can do more than create dangerous driving conditions. it's also hazardous to your health. we'll take you to a place where the wind is kicking up bringing walls of dust with it (jrstone) and a plane makes a crash landing on a house in virginia.. we'll show you the damage it left behind when we come back. (jrston

report from chief of department joanne hayes-white on events within the department sense the fire commission meeting on june 27, 2018 including budget academy, special events, communications and outreach to other government agencies and public report from the administration, deputy chief janeane nicholson on administrative divisions and homeland security and training within the department and report from chief of operations, mark gonzalez, on overall field operations including greater alarm fires, emergency medical services, bureau of fire preemption and airport division. >> i'm aware on june 11th president cleaveland you asked to withhold on that meeting so that all of you can attend inauguration of the new mayor. i like to congratulate our new mayor on leading our city and continuing to get the great support from the mayor's office for the san francisco fire department. thank you for also making better priority and can' canceling the meeting. i appreciate that deputy chief acted as chief of department. it worked how pretty well. he did very good job. i really appreciate the support and the

you've got kristin joanne, elizabeth warren amy things. on the other side something like 70 percent of americans support stronger borders in this country. is this a loser for the democrats? >> sorry, yes. it was also former secretary of state hillary clinton who said we must have strong border and send a strong message. it was hillary clinton who said regardless if you are an adult or a child if you come over the border without papers, we will send you back and hillary clinton said in 2014 four years ago that if you come seek asylum in our country, you have to understand that we don't have to accept you. we don't have to grantyou any asylum because she was for strong borders and i don't know how we've gone to this backward thinkingof backwards ways in four years, it makes no sense . rob: 50,000 are caught coming into the country illegally every month . you don't want to see these people detained. what should happen to these people? >> i can't believe kimberly is still talking about hillary clinton. the election was over at least a year and

host: let's go to do joanne, who is calling from milwaukee.aller: i believe they should leave social security alone. i have worked since i got out of i started, in 1978, and we paid into get. host: are you still there, joanne? caller: yeah, i am here. host: are you in favor of the family medical leave act? do you believe there should be paid family leave to take care of children and elderly adults? caller: oh, sure. i paid into a fund for that. we had it through our insurance, we had a leave that you could take. so i do not understand why they want to touch social security. that is for when you retire or if some inhabitants to you. i mean, they -- or if something happens to you. i mean, they need to leave that alone. they do not need to mess that up. thank you. host: thank you. coming up, "the daily "'s nick allen and "strÖer news publishing's" fabian reinbold discuss nato this week on newsmakers, which airs today at 10:00 and 6:00 p.m., the alliance for justice. the brettabout kavanaugh nomination. what does the timing do for both parties int

and it was caused by an isis terrorist that you know of, joanne, and nicole, the girl that i meant to complain about to you guys who also assassinated mayor ed lee. and their picture is at joint venture kitchen. london breed, bernie sanders, bree comol and mayor ed lee and i saw their faces at st. mare's' hospital -- st. mary's e.r. >> director nicole bohn: do you have a comment to share? >> did you do anything about that complaint or share my information? >> director nicole bohn: thank you for sharing. >> co-chair sehaux: any other public comment at this time? is there anyone on the bridge line? okay. thank you. thank you. we're going to go ahead and move on to information item number 7. which is the presentation on department of children, youth and their families investments to support children and youth with disabilities. i would like to welcome our presenter maria su, the director of the department of children, youth and their families. and thank you for being here and waiting. >> good afternoon, council members, and directors. should i use this microphone here? >> if you're comfo

my name is joann drake chief administrative officer for the macon presidential foundation and institute it is our tradition and honor of men and women who you wear the uniform of the country via the ecm to join us in a pledge to the flag and remain standing for a moment of silence in honor of our former first lady barbara bush. i pledge allegiance to the fly of united states of america and to the republic or which is the one nation under god indivisible with liberty and justice for all >> fake you. be seated thank you for coming out tonight you know what we represent here and in addition to our honored guests this evening we have a few special guests first we have sheila's roommate the 17 we also have some of my former colleagues and colleagues of white house one of her very close who was the assistant press secretary and did get caught in the traffic and i am thrilled to have the reagan-bush colleague here who served in various positions with the cabinet we are thrilled that you could join us tonight. it is great. our speaker this evening has been a part of the reagan families in the e

some of the most vocal being senators kiersten and joanne and elizabeth warren. -- kiersten jill a brand -- kiersten gillebrand and elizabeth warren. >> not all democrats want to get rid of the agency. amy and tammy have both pushed back on the notion of abolishing ice. in washington, ray bogan, ktvu fox 2 e in san francisco. testers have been there since -- they . they are documented are calling on all undocumented immigrants and families to be released. >> they block the interest -- the entrance to the building and say they want ice to be abolished. earlier, one protester called the -- told us why he stayed overnight. >> everyone here and many around the world think this is a fascist institution that is enacting unjustifiable violence on people. you cannot be allowed to continue. >> we have seen similar demonstrations here and across the country. they are protesting the zero- tolerance policy that led to immigrant families being separated at the border. >> before he announces his new supreme court nominee, president donald trump has met with proper candidate so far at the white house.

as joann can tell you, when you're feeling embattled in the white house it is a daily struggle to moveob on and to t best job you can do. i was at the white house when the iraq war was not going well before the surge.ic the breaking of the ramadan task, all of the religious observances were done properly by the white house and we were focused on it. the east room was indeed a ye furniture, and exactly the moment of sunset, and e mom called all the guests who were prominent muslim clerics, ambassadors from countries with muslim populations call them to prayer and invited them to pray in the east room and a number went in and closed the door than the prayers went on and they came out and the dinner began and i remember standing there feeling so impressed and proud that i was working in this white house where yes, the war was going terribly and everyone was angry at us and couldn't do anything right and we were exhibiting this level of religious tolerance to the very people who had knocked down the towers and we made the intellectual distinction between terrorism and religion and i always t

also upfront, the fire chief joanne hayes white. thank you everyone. up to speak, an individual who will always give it to you straight. the president of sci you local 87, representing custodial workers throughout san francisco and the secretary-treasurer of the san francisco labor council, olga miranda. >> i would be doing a disservice to my community if i did not start in spanish first. before the monolingual challenge, i would do it in english immediately afterwards. [speaking spanish] i've got tim with 25 jobs so for young people one of my favorite days in san francisco thank you, thank you to the companies that are hiring. >> (clapping.) >> the city of san francisco and united way are calling an employers to have jobs for youth in 2012 president obama issued a challenge and the challenge was get disconnected young people connected to jobs and so mayor ed lee said we should lead this challenge that the city will have 25 hundred jobs that first summer 6200 jobs and been building. >> i'll high are ups we like to pledge 50 jobs so for youth this summe

. >> each day joanne robinson and her co-worke help make three meals for hungry kids. >> you going tomall team. >> thatas good. >> they have had a big impact. >> everything we make it from scratch, and we are f the best. ls great. >> feels great because a lot of these kids are unfortunate ande o home with nothing to eat. >> that's why i think i volunteer a lot in the summer, you know what i'm saying, to to make sure kids eat. >> he also try to dish out healthy eating. >> you want kael salad? >> it will go better in a smooth a though. >> part of their plan to make a difference. >> all right. >> one helping at a time. >> no matter what you been through there's already somebody there to help you. this i an everyday thing. >> the ladies want everybody to knowvery kid in d.c. can get a free meal. just to the washington news app and search d.c. meals. amy o, news 4. >> reporter: we're in the thick of our holiday heat wa , and the worst of it is hitting us right now. how long before it starts to cool off? >> "capital gazette" shooting spree. tonight, celebrating one victim's life while a wom

>> alex's mother joanne knew something was happening when her son asked if he could bring emily to sunday dinner. >> he said, i have met someone. and i would love to be able to bring her over so that you all can get to know her better. >> and you thought, well, here we go. >> yes, i did. >> back in boone, emily's family heard about the boy from kansas city. >> she called me up and said, i met this fella. he's italian, and she said, you're going to love his family. they're louder than us. and she fell in love with the whole family immediately. >> emily's sister ammie could see they were in love. >> her eyes sparkled. alex's eyes sparkled when they were together. huge smiles on both of their faces. >> the girl who never dated was swept off her feet. emily and alex married may 10th, 2003. how many people? >> i would guess at least 400. >> that's big. >> yeah. i mean, for an italian wedding it's maybe midsize. but -- >> the couple had a son nick, and a year later, alex took up emily's parents on an invitation to move to boone. >> it was an open offer if he wanted to come and work for fareway.

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>> alex's mother joanne knew something was happening when her son asked if he could bring emily to sunday dinner. >> he said, i have met someone. and i would love to be able to bring her over so that you all can get to know her better. >> and you thought, well, here we go. >> yes, i did. >> back in boone, emily's family heard about the boy from kansas city. >> she called me up and said, i met this fella. he's italian, and she said, you're going to love his family. they're louder than us. and she fell in love with the whole family immediately. >> emily's sister ammie could see they were in love. >> her eyes sparkled. alex's eyes sparkled when they were together. huge smiles on both of their faces. >> the girl who never dated was swept off her feet. emily and alex married may 10th, 2003. how many people? >> i would guess at least 400. >> that's big. >> yeah. i mean, for an italian wedding it's maybe midsize. but -- >> the couple had a son nick, and a year later, alex took up emily's parents on an invitation to move to boone. >> it was an open offer if he wanted to come and work for fareway.

("nats and it has a remodeled kitchen.")joanne fazzino is a bay area real estate agent - she says theudies findings are pretty accurate. ("although prices have started to come down a little bit, it still could be the most expensive city to live in the world.")but she says rent prices has been on the decline in 2018. ("rooms that used to be 35-hundred are now about 32- hundred which is still high for that and it could be more depending on the views and amenities.")the study also found hamilton bermuda to be the second most expensive and manhattan as number three. san jose came in fourth with rent at an average of 25-hundred. while oakland came in fifth tied with hong kong at 24-50. ( robin ) that was sara stinson reporting this morning. the cheapest rent is in the u-s is springfield, missouri. ( robin ) in the east bay... one person is dead and 3 others injured after 3 shootings in less than 4 hours. the first shooting happened around 10:00 saturday night. this is a picture from that scene. it happened in the area of 102nd avenue and international boulevard. one person died and another

>> every presidential administration has times when they're up in times when they are down and as joanne can tell you, when you feel embattled within the white house it is a daily struggle to just move on and do the best possible job you can do and i was in the white house at the time when the iraq war wasn't going well before the surge and the president decided to do an is * jenner which is breaking of the ramadan fast dinner and it's a very complicated dinner so on the religious observances were done properly by the white house and we were very focused on it. the east room was emptied of furniture. prayer rugs were put down and exactly the moment of the sunset they stood in the grand foyer and called all of the cast who are prominent muslim clerics which had muslim populations called them to prayer and invited them to pray in the east room and a number of them went in and closed the doors and the prayers went on in the making on the dinner began and i remember standing there feeling so impressed and proud that i was working in this white house where yes, the war was going terribly and