the two became extremely close. >> this this female jodi that your wife was. do you do you know of a female named jodi? she is a. >> therapist and a life coach. >> your wife? a client of hers. is your wife a partner of hers? is your wife a roommate with her? >> but hildebrand is out of advice. when she's brought in for questioning. >> we just honestly want to understand what what their dynamic is. what happened to the children? and after talking to kevin, it sounds like you know a lot about their dynamic and their relationship. >> the criminal physical stuff happened after jodi came into the picture. >> kevin says jodi and ruby forced him to move out and cut off contact with his kids, including eldest son chad. >> i was also required to move out of the house and never contact my siblings. you know, never, never go back home. >> she gets her hooks into you and slowly begins to indoctrinate you and condition you to believe that you yourself aren't capable of making good decisions. >> jodi pleaded guilty to four counts of child abuse. she and ruby are currently s

. >> time for three facts about jodie foster. >> ooh. >> eh.facts are she was attacked by a lion. >> no. >> she collects tires from famous movie cars like herbie or the batmobile. she was the 11th person in america to test positive for covid 19. ooh. one is the truth. which is it? >> i'm going with one. >> you like one? >> i feel. >> like my teammate likes one. we're going with one. >> i was leaning towards one now. >> dave, did you see what roy did? he added extra details to number two. did he? i think he did that to throw us off the scent. >> because the last time it was to draw us in. >> yeah. >> so now we feel confident. >> yeah. >> in having decoded his secret language. >> you think you're so slick, roy. you're not roy. >> you will not with our minds. we're going to go for three then, right? we're going to go for three. >> number one is the answer. jodie foster was attacked by a lion on the set of the 1972 film napoleon, and samantha. here's foster describing her experience on the jonathan ross show. >> i remember seeing his mane. he came

jodie foster was attacked by a lion on the set of the 1972 film napoleon, and samantha. here's foster describing her experience on the jonathan ross show. >> i remember. >> seeing his mane. he came around me and he picked me up by the hip and turned me around and shook me around, and i was sideways. and i remember thinking, oh, this is an earthquake. then i guess what i was told is that the trainer yelled, drop it! and the lion was, you know, acquiesced and went dropped. they dropped me. >> i think i think jodie foster surviving a lion attack is a perfect example of excessive gayness. >> mhm. >> this has been like, curious. it's time now for missing words. okay. captains, i'm going to give your team some recent news headlines with key words cut out. and you'll have to fill in the blanks to give us the full story. here's your headline. ice hockey ref gets standing ovation after. a.i. from the hockey country. >> dave. so i've seen the clip. uh, he got a standing ovation after being hit in the balls with the puck. >> oh. >> because hockey fans love ironic ovations. >> yeah.

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jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. turning now to our weather. a live look across the bay area this evening from san francisco to palo alto. right there. it was a pleasant day, but that's going to change. let's bring in chief meteorologist jeff ranieri tracking the rain chances for us. yeah, we do have it coming over the next few days. and as you can see today, it was cool out there. but real close to our averages for this time of the year. santa rosa 63. the average 64, san francisco 58 with that average at 62, and san jose 60 with the average at 65. so on that current storm ranger scan, we are dry, a little bit breezy. ten to about 25mph here. highest in san francisco at 24, but nothing compared to the weekend wind. thankfully, that is gone. so as we bring you out here to the satellite radar picture, we are looking at a system offshore. this is not a huge storm. we're just talking about a spotty chance for the morning and also into tomorrow afternoon. but anything we pick up with this and additional rain chances over the next seven days will ju

i always folks, jody west, the chief executive of global cyber risk, and she says, russia has repeatedly attacked americans, fine, but infrastructure they're going to be sensitive means to attacking is certainly russia is one of the leading countries known in the globally to be a cyber threat they specialize in cyber crime, cyber intelligence, and interference and elections. they attack critical infrastructure, but they're especially known now for ransomware attacks that have cost us companies so much. and it's really to me and comprehensible. uh why the us would make this decision with rush it with what we know about it as a cyber actor offensive. it doesn't necessarily mean that we're attacking russia offensively. it means that we just aren't monitoring. we are not engaging and looking at what they're doing and we have to remember that half of a d o d, our defense department is the national security agency. and i say it sits between defense and intelligence. and so, to me, the only thing that makes any sense is we want to have plausible deniability that way, no rush, you did something.

and you is vice president jody vance. the with respect, i think it's disrespectful for you to come to the oval office to try to litigate this in front of the american media. right now, you guys are going around and forcing conscripts to the front lines because you have manpower problems. you should be thinking the presence of mind to bring it into this coming up into your claim that you say what problems we have. i have been to kind of what i have actually i've actually watched and seen the stories and i know what happens is you break people, you bring them on a propaganda tor mister president are, do you disagree that you've had problems with bringing people in your military have from do you think that it's respect alons to come to the oval office of an audit states of america and attack the administration that is trying to, trying to prevent the destruction. can this bring in molina vessel know that she joins us now in london and to a last minute meeting scheduled with the u. k. prime minister. we understand it is wedne

the perks ofeing a wallflower by stephen chbosky looking for alaska by john green and 19 minutes by jodi picou. in other news, simon and schuster said it will publish a posthumous book by pulitzer prize winning historian david mccullough. he died back in 2022. the new book titled history matters is a collection of essays by mccullough on the importance of american history. it includes a foreword by jon meacham and set to be published on september the 16th and now a discussion on how authors can maintain control of their work in the age of artificial intelligence. joining us now on booktv, it's tripp adler, a tech entrepreneur. he co-found it the digital document library, scribd. 20 years ago, his current project is called created by humans. mr. adler what is created by humans? hey, it's great to be here today. so created by humans is a startup that is aiming to solve how copyright works in an ai world. it's been a really challenging issue for for everyone to figure out where we are solving it by building a marketplace for ai rights, where creators can license their works directly to our

networks before threats materialize. defensive strategies, focus on mitigation, and respondents a jody west be is chief executive of global cyber risk, and she joins us now from tulsa, oklahoma, as well. perhaps you could just pat out for us a bit more of what kind of offensive operations we're talking about here because there is a blurry line, isn't that between offensive and defensive? well, it's inside means to attacking is certainly russia is one of the leading countries known in the globally to be a cyber threat. they specialize in cyber crime, cyber intelligence and interference and elections. they. busy they attack critical infrastructure, but they're especially known now for ransomware attacks that have caused us companies so much. and it's really to me and comprehensible why the us would make this decision with the rush it with what we know about it as a cyber actor. how potentially damaging is this holds to offensive attacks? well, as offensive. it doesn't necessarily mean that we're attacking russia offensively. it means that we just aren't monitoring, we are not engaging an

here's nbc's jodi hernandez. for more than two decades, hilton house home consignments has been selling one of a kind treasures. the owner never imagined they'd be targeted by some cruel thieves. well, we've been in business 25 years. nothing has ever happened to us before like this. ever. but this high-end orinda consignment store became the target of some bold and aggressive thieves this past saturday. five people came bombing into the store with hammers and broke all of our cases and stole all of our jewelry. as customers were casually browsing, five men stormed in. immediately, pepper spraying staff and shoppers in the face, then taking their hammers and smashing the jewelry cases before running out with more than $100,000 in jewelry. rings, one of a kind estate pieces diamonds, rubies, emeralds. diamond earrings. i think it's a travesty. it's horrible. these people are so awesome. they've been here forever. friendly. i hate to hear things like this that happen. it's. it's really devastating. shoppers are out

when is the lensky begins to tell, express hostility telling choose for. jody vance's call. for diplomacy, at least a plurality of americans and a majority of republicans have concluded that the united states has given too much to ukraine for too little because it's losing on the battlefield. and he acknowledgements are coming in every day on the pages of the papers that have been the biggest cheerleaders for the war. lensky had to keep the war going indefinitely . and he was entitled left to the state of entitlement by the, by the administration, which had been fueling this from the beginning. and so he was unable to grasp the reality that he was in, or the fact that his trump accurately said he had no cards left to play. and therefore, the lensky is now left whimpering in europe, where he is actually being lectured by the europeans on some kind of alternative solution. we'll see what they come up with. israel's foreign minister is not missing his words when it comes to neighboring syria. in a recent statement, the official refer to the country's new government. as a bunch

check out jodie and paul visiting the galapagos islands in ecuador.p in ghana where their team performed 20 complex neurological surgeries on local children in desperate need of care. just incredible work. bravo to all all of you. send us a picture of your mug. you might see yourself next week. remember, you can get that big old "sunday today" mug online at today.com/shop. thank you for spending part of your morning with us. we'll see you right back here next week on "sunday today." good

yeah, julia, julia roberts, elisabeth shue, audrey hepburn, julie christie, jodie foster, madeline kahnand, yes, jon voight in midnight. >> cowboy. oh. it's true. >> that's 20, 20 women and one guy. shame on you, hollywood. i thought you cared about diversity. and finally. >> uh. >> new rule to everyone who's been stopping me lately and asking bill if by some weird fluke, stephen a smith doesn't run for president. who are we going to get? well, i'm going to tell you. but first, a word from common sense. the the democratic party's current approval rating is 21%, which is only slightly more popular than kanye's swastika shirts. maybe that's why, according to a new gallup poll, 45% of democrats want the party to move to the center, which is up 11 points from four years ago. now, whenever a political party finds a real star president, the other side always says, well, we have to find our bill clinton, our reagan, our obama. well, the democrats need to find their trump, not the authoritarian part, but the part where a politician bonds with everyday americans because he talks like them. and t

jodi medeiros sienna high directors dylan. >> s.f. transit riders and muni now muni forever. >> thus far the board did not approve any plan that leads to premature muni service cuts or cuts to other non muni services like the crossing guards program. she named prayers or as many nominee services as possible. so that means we can't support either option one or option two so therefore we support option three. although nobody likes needing to tap into their emergency funds, we are entering an emergency and i want to be clear that service cuts and cuts are crossing our program. >> that's not the solution. that's the problem and we should be coming together to solve that problem rather than just accepting it. i get the concern about tapping into reserves without guaranteed funding lined up but failing to prevent these cuts will make it even harder to get those sustainable funding sources you're looking for. the city right now is looking at this board to see how it reacts to this issue and failing to solve the problem of service cuts here p