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john. >> john: dan springer watching for us in seattle. thank you.them answering calls for help, police in seattle say vaccine push more pressure on force seeing enough. look at the scene last week, violent protesters smashing windows, spraying graffiti on buildings, even in seattle, demonstrators taking to the street for one-year anniversary of the killing of self-proclaimed anarchist, local police estimate it caused $500,000 in damages. it is so tough to see this, considering how many small businesses that got so hit during the rioting that we saw of the summer of 2020, many of them were not able to bounce back and they are still struggling today. >> john: it is interesting to see, as well, in some of the cities who were first in line to start defunding police, a lot of them are refunding the police, after they see what happens when you take money away from the blue who protect your city. >> sandra: indeed. >> john: a lot of people knew that would happen, others clearly didn't. shocking report suggests china's weapons program far more advanced than

for it in those cases to the attention of dan patrick in texas, john fetterman demand the dan patrick pain the bounty. tweeting things like this hey, governor patrick, it's your counterpart in pennsylvania, i'd like to collect your handsome reward for reporting voter fraud. i got a dude in 40 48 tried to have his dead mom vote for trump. and this continued for a long while, as lieutenant governor fetterman found a second and then third case, again individual, one-off cases, of random republicans trying to vote for dead relatives, or in person a living lens, or cast two votes for trump. you can see that december headline from the houston chronicle, pennsylvania lent lieutenant government veteran relentlessly trolls dan patrick seeking 1 million voter fraud bounty. but through all of this, i will not speak for you, or for governor john fetterman. but i thought that the sparring between the two lieutenant governors would be the end of it, right? there would be no money actually paid out. to my shock, i was wrong because here is the check. drawn on patrick's campaign funds made two young

john fetterman picked that case as one of the ones he trolled dan patrick with. but the reward ultimately did not go to john fetterman but to a young poll worker, eric frank, from chester county, pennsylvania. mr. frank, thank you for making the time. this must be one of the weirdest moments in your young life. >> hi, rachel. yeah. first of all, thanks for having me on. it's been a whirlwind, today specifically, but this whole process has been way more than i ever expected. >> can you just -- leaving aside dan patrick for a moment, can you briefly tell us what happened when you were working the polls that day? we know -- i should say, as a matter of setting the stage, there was no widespread voter fraud, that there was no fraud on any level in any state that could have conceivably affected the results of any election in any state. that said, in pennsylvania, there appear to have been a few one-off cases. you appear to have brushed up against one of them. can you just tell us what you saw, how you reported it, how that went down? >> yeah. so first off, i wasn't eve

forwarding those cases to the attention of lieutenant governor dan patrick in texas, john fetterman demanded that dan patrick pay him the bounty, tweeting things like this. quote, hey governor patrick, it's your counterpart in pennsylvania. i would like to collect your handsome reward for reporting voter fraud. i got a dude in forty fort, pa who tried to have his dead mom vote for trump. this continued as lieutenant governor fetterman found a second and then a third case, again, individual, one-off cases of random republicans trying to cast two votes for trump. you can see that december headline from "the houston chronicle." pennsylvania lieutenant governor fetterman relentlessly trolls dan patrick seeking $1 million voter fraud bounty. through all of this, i will not speak for you or for lieutenant governor fetterman, but i thought the sparring between the two governors would be the end of it, there would be no money actually paid out. to my shock, i was wrong. because here is the check drawn on dan patrick's campaign funds, made out to a young man in, where else, pennsylvania. the reward a

john belushi, dan aykroyd and gilda radner just to name a few.me now to check in with newsnation to see what they're working on for us tonight. >> thousands of flights canceled southwest blames the weather, but passengers aren't buying it. tonight we investigate what really happened. plus, why donald trump's weekend rally might actually be president biden, saving grace. that's on bounced right now. here's a look at dan abrams. lot. >> a new pill to fight covid was this treatment blocked until now. how politics may have kept this game changing drug on the sideline. that's tonight on dan abrams live. >> newsnation airs at 08:00pm our time. you can find on the channels. listed on your screen. we also have details available on our website kron 4 dot com. now we do have time c for a final check on the weather. kron four's erica caturay has a look at that sanaa's. well, if you're just joining us in just tuned. and we've been talking about that red flag warning. so again, that will be in effect. >> through tomorrow for our higher hills and mountains out

dan: we have not had awakened like this in forever. john'sries. warriors are in action and of course, it is fleet week. the blue angels wrote across the sky today and they will do it again tomorrow and sunday. every year, a few people complain about the noise but it is a couple of days. it is part of a celebration and recognition of our men and women in uniform. we are still not out of the covid woods, of course but it is nice to be at a point where the city is figuratively and literally going back to life. falling case rates, mass wearing is masking -- making it all possible to bring a large number of people back together again for ballgames and airshows. we cannot drop our guard yet but what matters this weekend is to celebrate our progress and enjoy these big moments together. i always love to hear from you. follow me on twitter, facebook. ama: that will do it for this edition. we thank you so much for watching. dan: for all of us, we appreciate your time. have a nice evening. we will see you at 11:00. who doesn't like more? and i mean, li

all right, john, appreciate it, dan, you're in the studio, appreciate it. it's an emotional topic of how can just jump in for a 2nd, get garrath involved, garrath. i mean, i, as of a mentioned and why is this trig awarding such, such a big deal because, you know, and what is offensive court, right? it's a one person may not be offensive to another one. but, you know, as of a pointed out from a personal experience, and some of these are books, some be sex. the language, their use may well be very hurtful and offensive to some people. and if somebody is a minority and does find offensive, shouldn't may deserve some level of protection here in a, in a word. no. and the reason for that is it's deeply it's deeply patronizing to say to a person of color, to, to say, to a woman or a member of any minority. it's deeply patronizing to say to them you will hear this and it's not natural if, if, if we're talking about last night i that isn't a wish over about respect crap. so you could not talk overnight. what is actually nice, right? so are you doing net? you're talk

tim johns, abc 7 news. dan: thank you so much. the father of da chesa boudin has been granted parole. david gilbert will be released by november 30. he was involved in a brinks armored car robbery in new york in 1981, where a security guard and two police officers were killed. gilbert and chesa boudin's mother, kathy, served as getaway drivers. kathy was released on parole in 2003. thboama plans to move to a home near beech street and clark avenue. for that happens, the community has a chance to express its concerns. east palo alto police say johnson served 13 years of a 36 year sentence. he was convicted in 1982 and 1984. a hearing is scheduled on december 1 and the san mateo county superior court building. dan: new details on internet restaurants in the bay area in trouble of not following the vaccine mandates. contra costa county has rescinded the permit for in-n-out after it did not follow vaccine mandates. locations in san ramon and others have also notices. in-n-out's chief legal officer says the chain refuses to become the

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and $100 million contribution was made by university trustee john sobrado and his wife susan. dan: very kind. let's move on. hard to believe but in two weeks' time which is monsters, ghosts and goblins will take over the bay area on halloween night. and this year halloween is getting the safety seal of approval from medical experts. >> definitely being able to take her out so she can have the full experience and dressing her up. obviously, yeah, getting candy. but at the end of the day, more about her experience and getting to see what most kids have been able to do. dan: health officials are saying the holiday should be quite safe as long as they follow common sense guidelines. if you're eligible, get vaccinated. and don't go out if you're sick obviously and if you get together, gather outdoors and in small groups and be sure to wash your hands and of course wear your mask. ama: all right. let's check on our weather because the weekend is finally upon us. dan: it is finally upon us. and an interesting forecast it sounds like. sandhya: absolutely. talk about a whiplash. we'll go f

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in san jose, tim johns, abc 7 news. dan: dr. patel is a key member of our vaccine team. he joins us live. hello, great to see you. dr. patel: dan, great to see you as well. the commitment for meeting with you, i am in the middle of my dentist appointment and i am here for you. [laughter] dan: how is the novocaine? dr. patel: i am just getting my pearly whites taken care of. note novocaine. [laughter] dan: how concerned are you about the low turnout of people getting the booster shot? it seems to be raining. what do you attribute that to? dr. patel: to several things. i think some of the confusion about who needs to get a booster, one in which population and which shot itself contributed. in terms of concern, i am concerned about those who are highly vulnerable, or in communities where there is a lower level of vaccination, higher transmission, or people in high-risk jobs. as a whole, i feel optimistic that once we get the final declaration from cdc director walensky, and more health professionals know how to roll these out and to whom, we will boost the numbers out. no p

dan. >> reporter: hi, john. this is one of the walgreens stores that will be closing down.blow for neighbors who rely on this store for their medications. as we have seen, these organized crime rings are quite sophisticated. boxes and boxes of over-the-counter drugs. it looks like a warehouse distribution center for medicine. in reality, it's a warehouse full of stolen goods. >> what you are looking at is not petty shoplifting. what you are looking at is an organized criminal ring. >> reporter: law enforcement making this bust last year in san mateo, california, just outside san francisco. these videos offering a glimpse inside the sophistication of organized shoplifting rings. san franciscan epicenter. so much so walgreens said it will soon close five of its stores here. that, in addition to the 17 stores the retailer had previously shuttered in the past few years. >> this is a real blow to san francisco. it's a blow to the merchants, to our reputation as a city. >> reporter: it begins with something like this. a thief hurriedly grabbing items off store shelves. this viral

book on ohio and introduce paintballs who's here to talk about the man we love to hate, john pope so here is dan welch, a man with too many class and not enough free time. [laughter] [applause] >> good evening, everyone. one of the things i've not shared with a lot of you is my absolute love of the sovereign rock bands leonard skynyrd. [applause] -fortunate to meet some of the plane crash survivors who visited all the graves of those who perished october 1977, i've heard wonderful stories from some of their former managers and group is one of the stories i heard as he was getting popular, 70s wearing on their fame was rising, a lot of acts they would open talk to their manager and say don't let them close with freeburg, who can't top that. this would be from plans like peter and the rolling stones and now i know exactly the situation they were in trying to follow gary gallagher but in all honesty, i want to begin tonight by thinking my colleagues and all the members for their tireless work that goes into this yearly symposium, it's an honor to be back in person and halfback moderate over this we

john adams was president of dan and the interesting thing is he had no idea we had a problem with franceook months for word to reach him in washington that american and frenchsi diplomats were fighting with one another. by the time adams learnt about this diplomatic dispute which became known as the xyz affair, it was too late to stop it. with that in mind, john kerry was asked what happened here in his response was simple. like john adams, joe biden had no idea the french were upset. unlike john adams, our current president had the benefit of cell phones and the internet. jill biden didn't know because he's a mental decline, there are a lot of things he doesn't know including when our allies are furious with us, starting with withdrawing their ambassadors. he was asked to explain all this, why did that biden administration cut france out of the nuclear submarine deal, his response was amazing. he said joe biden did this because he was completely unaware there was a problem in the first place. >> president biden asked me about it and i told him --ar >> you told joe biden -- >> he asked m

as the defense bill progressed, senators pete wilson, john mccain and dan quayle and house members likended poison pills in the bill. the senate defeated amendment after amendment while the house larded up the bill with every conceivable restriction on strategic forces. the house senate conference on the defense authorization act of 1989 was epic. tempers flared. insults flew. high minded debate on the intricacies of arms control treaties and legal interpretations of treaty language went early into the mornings. outside the capitol, the national security establishment was calling sdi destabilizing, impossible, easily defeated, and overwhelmed and easily overwhelmed. bargaining chip at best, surely not a serious initiative. the case for legislative language restricting the development, testing, and deployment of strategic defenses was hailed as prudent, even shrewd, and responsible. senator wilson and his compatriots were fighting a two front war. on the inside, aspen, nun, and levin, on the outside the beltway arms control establishment, the washington post and the new york times. when

tim: tim johns, abc 7 news. >> thank you all for being here. danandals in san leandro damaged a beloved symbol of the holiday season. they destroyed at least 15 fiberglass nutcrackers valued at more than $16,000. they are part of the annual tree lighting and placed on city corners by the benefit district. the district says someone broke into their storage building sunday night. there is a gofundme to try and raise money for new nutcrackers. ama: a group of homeless advocates is urging san francisco to keep open hotels being used to house the homeless. the coalition on homelessness held a rally on taylor street at one of the shelter-in-place hotels the city used to house people during the pandemic. they want the mayor to keep the hotels open through the end of the year. >> the possibility of a twindemic and new strains, we cannot close these hotels. we need to keep them open and fill the beds. ama: the department of homelessness tells us that while the hotels have been an excellent emergency option, they must continue to focus on long-term solutions

could turn over evidence of voter fraud, texas lieutenant governor dan patrick has finally found his champion, and pennsylvania democrat, johnrman is right in the middle of this amazing story, he joins us next. he joins us next i've been telling everyone... the secret to great teeth is having healthy gums. crest advanced gum restore. detoxifies below the gumline... and restores by helping heal gums in as little as 7 days. crest. the #1 toothpaste brand in america. one week after the presidential election, after all the major news let live cited declared joe biden the winner, dan patrick announced an award for up to 1 million dollars to anyone who could find evidence of voter fraud that led to a conviction. this is how we explained it on fox news. >> i set this program up, shannon, to mirror crime stoppers, and crime stoppers, their people out there who didn't want to come forward over a major crime, until there is a little incentive. so i believe there are people who have a lot of information involved in voter fraud, look at wisconsin, look in michigan, look at pennsylvania, look at georgia, and if they come forward and lead

the blues brothers, a series is also in the works about the characteristics brought to life by dan and johnaracters and take a dive into the history and music of the blues brothers we're already excited about it >> that's amazing. >>> speaking of beloved characters, tom hanks is up next he recently made one couple's day when he crashed their wedding. they tied the knot last week in santa monica and tom hanks popped in to congratulate them. he spent about five minutes chatting with them and he asked for a photo. he told "today," we were in our own moment, for him to walk up it was shocking. and it took us a second to realize what was going on. it was the cherry on top for our big day. >>> time to reveal the winner of our halloween horror showdown bracket. scariest movies of all time. and thanks to tens of you who voted, we have narrowed it down to t "halloween" going up "the shining. it was close "the shining" is the winner. that's right after a tight race >> here's johnny >> today.com. >> it was a tight one. >> it was a close race >> by the way, let me take a second to plug our program tomo

john. another is up with his kitten jane. dan, what have you got on that?rash can. audrey, we've all been there. in fact, my 6-year-old has done that too. david, meanwhile, is up early to make sure the basement isn't flooding. again, right here in new york city, everything is flooding including highways. >>> up next, the white house rejected donald trump's latest claim of executive privilege over january 6th documents. >>> and coming up on "morning joe," as democrats continue to vote, we'll hear from majority whip jim clyburn. plus senator elizabeth warren will join the conversation. "morning joe" is just a few minutes away. nversation "morning joe" is just a few minutes away gabrielle? this old spice fiji hand and body lotion has me smoother than ever. that's what it does. there's a different way to treat hiv. it's once-monthly injectable cabenuva. cabenuva is the only once-a-month, complete hiv treatment for adults who are undetectable. cabenuva helps keep me undetectable. it's two injections, given by a healthcare provider once a month. hiv pills aren't

joining us congressman bruce westerman, dan bishop and "wall street journal" john bussey, former congressional budget office director douglas holtz eakin, dr. marty makary and former i.c.e. official tom homan. supply change problems rage on. it is hitting our economy and prices. stores have empty shelves. mcdonald's raising prices. fallout of merrick garland grilling on capitol hill. house judiciary republicans launching a new investigation demanding a hearing, documents involving the national school board's association, the white house and the department of justice. we speak to a member of the committee looking for answers. covid treatments, antidepressant shown to reduce hospitalizations. this as merck makes a deal to take its covid treatment global while awaiting approval here in the u.s. what it means for recovery and your health. florida is suing biden over vaccine mandates and for federal contractors. new york firefighters take to the streets to protest mandates as warnings come of possible closures and extended response times. finally to the bothered crisis, the biden administration lim

dan kerman kron 4 news. >> and let's check in with john and just see about if you do see a break, howome people are seeing a break in the rain. yes, and they're trying to time whatever outside. good morning, john. oh, that's so depends on where you're a lot of us are in the midst of the rain still in some of us are in the midst of that break, whatever you do if you're leaving the house more than 5 minutes off with that is our rule today. i would say bring the rain jacket with you because we are going to be looking at these on and off light showers throughout the course of our wednesday, an unsettled day. but our lightest rainfall of the forecast. so it certainly is no day. lose out there as you're venturing out, looking out there this morning. we've got the low clouds, the misty look to the berkeley hills as we do see some showers passing over alameda oakland and berkeley at this moment. a lot of the rest of us have dried out over the south bay. you just got the low clouds, but certainly some wet roadways from last night's rainfall. see just got to keep in mind that conditions are goi

here to break it down, dan flak, neuberger berman research analyst and john stier, starship managingne. not bad. let's start with apple. john, i will get to it right now, what do you say investors have to look for most closely? >> well, most certainly the biggest issue at play here is the, really the large global supply change issues at play. i do believe fundamentally that apple is navigating the supply chain issues really better than any other tech company, largely thanks to the i think supply change genius tim cook and team he has built. so i don't believe that there will be an issue for shortages in apple products. i believe this will ablowout quarter for apple led by strong iphone sales. however i get worried in the long term as we get competition from companies like facebook. liz: well, sure and there is a lot of facebook metaverse news today. daniel, we're looking at the app store may be in focus. granded they were pretty much unscathed by the judge's ruling last month, but some of the apps, the epic games battle, some of the apps the developers will not have to worry about lo

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dan snyder the, owner directly. he still owns the team after all of that. this week, las vegas raiders head coach johnigned, rightly i would say. after his racist homophobic emails became public. but dan snyder, who reportedly oversaw and participated in a culture of sexual harassment, his face really little sanctions. the nfl is declined to make any sort of public report about their findings. now a group of former washington team cheerleaders, as demanding that report be made public. melanie coburn was a washington cheerleader for four. years in the squads marketing director for ten. she started a petition in february to make the nfl's internal investigation. public as of now it's closing in and around 40,000 signatures, and she joins me now. melanie, thank you so much for joining us. i want to start with your experience, of inside that organization, as i was relaying the reporting that's happening in these. emails how that jives with what personally experienced there. >> thanks for having me chris. i really appreciate you sharing our stories. as you can, imagine it's a male dominated field. coming i

there's also this shit in going on in, in a port sir john where purchased as a blocking oil pipelines. what's, what's the latest on that? also, dan's government has said that they understand why their process happening in the eastern state over at sea, specifically for its sudan. and then the standard, the protest as demand for a more representation is just, but they say that it's impacting bacon to me. now the protest is there have been blocking the main port for over a month, demanding that the government council, one of the tracks of a peace agreement signed just last year, called the eastern track that represents the eastern states of sudan. they say that part of the agreement is not representative, and those who signed the agreement on behalf of the east does not represent them. the government is sending as delegation on sunday to try to negotiate with the protesters, but they say that so far the governor has not given them enough attention and enough and has not listened to their demands of having the track of the east in the peace agreement cancelled so that a new one is negotiated. they say that if the situation is not hand

tim johns is live with what you need to know if you're planning to attend. hi, tim. hey, danot to got you a lot of people are very excited that outside. is coming back this weekend here at golden gate park organizers are expecting a pre-pandemic sized crowd of over 70,000 people now, they tell me they are working hard to make sure that everyone has fun, but also stay safe. after a two-year wait outside lands is back at golden gate park. it is amazing to be back here. the three-day music festival has been a part of the culture of the city drawing people from all around the country this year organizers tell us it's sold out and they're expecting crowds of around 70,000 people. that was always our mission here was to do something that it could be an iconic representation of so many elements of the cultural experience of the bay area. but as covid safety protocols that include things like all vendors wearing masks and screening festival goers at security when they arrive everybody here who's coming to the festival has to be vaccinated or showproof of a covid negative test within

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john lessons come and take that child. thank you very much indeed for your insight. i appreciate it. thank you. dan monks and the change as a has clear part of russia's nills trying to gas pipeline full peroration and he is on a year of correspondence p, tony with well, we're not quite there yet, but this is a step along the way to this gas pipeline. eventually being up and running, what has happened is the danish energy agency has given its rubber stamp to the 1st string of the node stream to gas pipeline ad. that means that it is undergone air pre commissioning. it's also the hardest number of tests carried out on it, and it's passed those tests in the eyes of the, the danish energy agency. there's still some way to go yet bow before the pipeline will be open running to its fullest extent. the 2 strings were tied together in the summer of last this year. there was, of course, much delay due to sanctions and everything that came with that at all of the, the political wranglings they are now in the past. it would seem as we're into this stage of going through the compliance and certification for th

john s mccain. wizards are welcome to get a close-up look this weekend through monday. we have highlights of today's events in the full weekend schedule on our website. dan: drew is here with the weather and what we can expect tonight. drew: could you ask for a better date today to start off the weekend? tons of sunshine and feeling like fall. numbers in the 50's and 60's across the region. it is windy out there. winds gusting 30-40 miles per hour. if you are heading to game one, lawyers will be key. when will be with sun goes down. temperatures cool off into the mid-50's. we are tracking some light showers in route to us overnight tonight. very i slid it in nature and they will be out of here first thing tomorrow morning. if you are headed to the city, or even sunday for the rest of fleet week weekend, that is great weather. temperatures in the upper 60's but by the end of the weekend, we track some windy weather returning. ama: travel is expected to rampa up this holiday season. why you should not wait to buy a plane ticket. >> she is 15 years. how much is enough? it is just too much. dan: we are hearing from a mother of a 15-year-old girl killed in oa

dan henninger from "wall street journal," thank you. john. >> john: sandra, thank you.poke to gavin newsom and alexandria ocasio-cortez yesterday at the al smith dinner in new york city. have a listen to this. >> i haven't seen this many wine glasses since gavin newsom dined. i am republican, not a congresswoman, tax the rich didn't quite cut it. >> john: sandra smith was at last night's al smith dinner along with other friends from fox, a fundraiser for catholic charities. any relationship there? >> sandra: i was next to martha maccallum, a wonderful event, team fox was there, cardinal dolan at his best, as always, maria the event and rice's keynote was fantastic. had us laughing many times throughout the speech. >> john: handsome group of people there. >> sandra: lovely evening, it was virtual last year as many things were. john, the "washington post" editorial board slamming lawmakers for demanding unrealistic priorities in the president biden spending agenda. what are they willing to let go? democratic congressman ro khanna will join us on that, we look forward to h

johns abc 7 news. alright again outside lands halloween fun weekend sandy. absolutely and if you are going to the castro or any outdoor halloween activities this weekend, dan.the forecast five o'clock. the temperatures will be in the 50s and 60s notice it gets a little cooler by 6 pm. so if you are stepping out make sure you pack on those layers underneath those costumes. it does get pretty chilly late saturday night and speaking of the chill. we do have the fog that rolled in tonight. it was rushing in over san francisco salesforce tower there earlier this evening all pushed along by this week system here now, it is bringing moisture into the northwestern portion of california here in the bay area. we might see a little bit out of it right now. we're seeing a lot of cloud cover and some fog dense fog right now and half moon bay visibility down to a quarter of a mile. here's live look from our golden gate bridge camera, and it's a little murky also a little murky from arcadegeo roof camera looking at the eastern span of the bay bridge. so some dense fog overnight tonight it is or western span. i should say cooler afternoon isolated showers or drizzle tomorr

johns abc 7 news. alright again outside lands halloween fun weekend sandy. absolutely and if you are going to the castro or any outdoor halloween activities this weekend, dan.you the forecast five o'clock. the temperatures will be in the 50s and 60s notice it gets a little cooler by 6 pm. so if you are stepping out make sure you pack on those layers underneath those costumes. it does get pretty chilly late saturday night and speaking of the chill. we do have the fog that rolled in tonight. it was rushing in over san francisco salesforce tower there earlier this evening all pushed along by this week system here now, it is bringing moisture into the northwestern portion of california here in the bay area. we might see a little bit out of it right now. we're seeing a lot of cloud cover and some fog dense fog right now and half moon bay visibility down to a quarter of a mile. here's live look from our golden gate bridge camera, and it's a little murky also a little murky from arcadegeo roof camera looking at the eastern span of the bay bridge. so some dense fog overnight tonight it is or western span. i should say cooler afternoon isolated showers or drizzle to

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dan: the homicides the highest in years in oakland and people in the community are calling for and demanding change and that the violence come to an end. abc7 news reporter tim johns talked with one man who lost his daughter to gun violence about what he's doing to try to make a difference. tim: our city is hurting right now. so we're just doing what we can to try to bring oakland together and say stop the violence. tim: 24 years ago to the day, donald laciy's daughter, louise shay, was shot and killed while walking home from school. all these years later, lacy worries that oakland is still facing a wave of senseless violence. one that is seen 113 homicides so far this year and counting. >> that's not acceptable. we have to value life more. >> ♪ isn't she lovely isn't isni wonderful. >> in the wake of his daughter's death lace yes founded the love life organization a group inspired by the vision to bring awareness within the community to help end the violence and -- inflicted upon so many families. >> there's so much good in our city. let's start bringing a spotlight on the good and changing people's minds and hearts. so we can put an end to this senseless violenc

john fetterman. fetterman relentlessly trolled him with examples of voter fraud so often that a fox news host read one on the air live to danr fund for people who are able to come to you with proven cases or evidence of fraud. that will the pennsylvania lieutenant governor, your counterpart. he wants to take you up on that. he says this, hey, governor patrick. i'd like to collect your handsome reward for reporting voter fraud. i got a dude in 44 pennsylvania, is that a real town? i guess it is. trying to have his dead mom vote for trump. i'd like mine in gift cards, please. the cowboys blow. he added that part. >> just a few days after that, he told rachel maddow -- >> my dude owes me at least $2 million. we had two instances of voter fraud in pennsylvania that involved republicans having relatives vote for donald trump. one living, one dead. we had a dead mom try to vote and we had a republican father who voted for trump in chester county and then left about half an hour later and came back wearing sunglasses and tried to vote for his son, who was a democrat. so this wasn't the best and brightest. >> despite all that, dan

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