deangelis, jr.ick deangelis dorothy alma de araujo ana gloria pocasangre de barrera tara e. debek james d. debeuneure anna m. debin james v. deblase, jr. jayceryll malabuyoc de chavez >> my brother, richard avery, 21 years. like yesterday. we miss you, we love you, we will never, ever, forget. >> and to my deceased husband, peter. and i know he would want me to say a big thank you to all of those in the armed forces who keep us safe. [applause] >> paul decola charles the condo. -- gerald f. deconto simon marash dedvukaj jason christopher defazio david a. defeo jennifer de jesus monique effie dejesus nereida de jesus emerita "emy" de la peaa donald arthur delapenha azucena maria de la torre vito joseph deleo danielle anne delie joseph a. della pietra andrea dellabella palmina delligatti colleen ann deloughery joseph deluca manuel del valle, jr. francis albert de martini anthony demas martin n. demeo francis deming carol keyes demitz kevin dennis thomas francis dennis, sr. [bell tolling] ♪ >> jean c.

hughes, jr. >> thomas f.ghes, jr. >> timothy robert hughes >> susan huie >> lamar demetrius hulse >> john nicholas humber, jr. >> william christopher hunt >> kathleen anne hunt-casey >> joseph gerard hunter >> peggie m. hurt >> robert r. hussa >> stephen n. hyland, jr. >> robert j. hymel >> thomas edward hynes >> walter g. hynes >> joseph anthony ianelli >> zuhtu ibis >> jonathan lee ielpi >> michael patrick iken >> daniel ilkanayev >> frederick j. ill, jr. >> you would be proud to note your son rage waited from seed in the hall this year and got his first job at morristown mental sent -- medical center. tell dad we said hi. we love you all and god bless america. >> can my father edward calderon. these -- and my father edward calderon. these last 21 years have not been easy and you have missed some great moments. it is the little things that remind us of him every day, whether watching over us in our dreams or looking at the clock and it is saying 9:11. we know you are with us. just know we love you, daddy. [

. >> -- jr: thank you so much. the wind and rain is about to hit the bay area late tonight into tomorrow. some areas may be feeling the size of the storm harder than others. we learn who is and is not canceling events and why. >> a little chardonnay at lafayette food and wine festival. >> we typically have around 400 vendors, and we usually expect to get somewhere around 65,000 people for the weekend, so it is a big event. >> organizers are keeping close tax on the weather with the possibility of drenching rain and gusting wind. >> our motto is when it rains, we pour, and we will be happy to pour wine for anyone who comes down. >> we know it will get pretty gusty in some places tomorrow. that's why some of the tense at the street fair are weighed down by sandbags. others are weighed down by 50 gallons drums. >> these things, you cannot move these things. they are really heavy. we feel that these tents are very secure. >> miles away, these sidewalks here are empty, and they will stay that way sunday. on facebook, yo

now at togo's jr: welcome back. are feeling some relief thanks to president biden's student loan forgiveness plan that was recently revealed, but it looks like those forgiven deaths could still come with a price tag. several states can tax forgiven debt as income. that means borrowers could owe taxes on as much as $10,000 taken off their bill. california is not one of those states, but forgiven loans in mississippi, minnesota, wisconsin, arkansas, and north carolina will be subject to state income taxes unless they change their laws according to the tax foundation, a washington, d.c. think tank. as part of our effort to build a better bay area, a focus on the environment, keeping cool is not just about air conditioning. it is also as simple as finding trees and shade. dan ashley explains there's a big disparity when it comes to shade in lower income neighborhoods. >> it may be the same sun beating down on the bay area, but the surface temperature it triggers during a heat wave can vary dramatically neighborhood by n

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jr. thanks so much spencer. here's chris with a preview of sports. what's up, jr.up all the chance warriors and there's plenty to talk about going for another title sports is next. prop 27 sends 90% of profits from online sports betting to out-of-state corporations in places like new york and boston. no wonder it's so popular... out there. yeah! i can't believe those idiots are going to fall for this. 90%! hey mark, did you know california is sending us all their money? suckers. -those idiots! [ laughter ] imagine that, a whole state made up of suckers. vote no on 27. it's a terrible deal for california. we win. you lose. chris alvarez all i can football. i do a countdown where draymond green days away. that's 23 days until opening night for the warriors the dubs gonna get their rings and lift another banner, october 18th against the lakers and today the defending champs held media day the trophies. so there's a lot of them they were on full display at chase center steve kerr has a total of nine championships in his career five as a player fours head coach stephan

i'm jr. stone in san lorenzo tonight family and friends gathered to more in the death of a young man who had recently gotten married the 30 year old was shot and killed in a possible road rage incident as he was on a facetime abc 7 news reporter unser hassan was there and spoke to the victim's mother. anatolentino and her husband let her prayer circle for their son at the intersection where he was shot and killed last sunday. this is tragic for me. what happened to my son? it's terrible last sunday 30 year old reinhardt asuncion approached a car after a possible road rage incident to allegedly confront the other driver. that's when deputies say he was shot dead. no rest have been made here tonight. to honor reinhardt's legacy we're here because he was a son. and a husband and because there are two many deaths to gun violence. there's too much hate family and friends gathered at the intersection of llewelling and hesperian boulevards in san lorenzo to remember the man they affectionately calle

i'm jr. stone.y area, it's time to share some amazing stories and feel good. we could all use some inspiration right now, and you've come to the right place. this show is all about good food, good people, and good living. ♪♪ on today's show, girl scout power... >> so, these are some of the plants that i planted. this is native narrow-leaf milkweed. >> ...boosting health and well-being... >> our app is designed to help you get your mind right in less than 15 minutes a day. >> ...nostalgic mexican-flavored ice cream... >> people will come up to me when i'm selling, and they're absolutely excited. >> ...celebrating marin city... >> i just get excited about letting more and more people know about marin city. >> but, first, empowering youth through sports.

jr. stone. you're watching abc 7 news at 11:00 richmond high school's football team got its first win of the season because the other from san francisco. did not to play parents had concerns over sending their athletes to play enrichment. so they forfeit it abc 7 news reporter unser hudson has the story. the football field at richmond high has been empty since friday, which was supposed to be the school's first home game, but the opposing team decided not to come it means that students who have been working very hard to build up their football program did not get the opportunity to compete in their first competition of the year. this sanders is the director of communications at west contra costa unified school district, richmond. high was supposed to play the team from san francisco's galileo academy of science and technology, but according to sanders richmond's football coach. simply got a notification on thursday without any discussion that galileo was in coming because the parents conc

okay, jr. thanks very much jr. stone reporting.'s incident led to certainly a somber tone at this evening's oakland unified school board meeting. we share the great fear hurt and loss of the people who were injured and their and those who cared for them in that time of crisis. we are also grateful for the courage responsibility and love that was expressed by all those who have begun to address the needs. of our families in our community. the pre-scheduled meeting began with board president gary yee addressing the shooting shortly afterward ousd students had the chance to speak for themselves. we need to stop the cycle of violence at our school site young people and our staff members should be our priority always many of our students have felt extremely unsafe at their schools students should never have to express that they feel unsafe. every school site school site should make the most utmost efforts in order to ensure the safety of our students and staff. several parents also addressed the board about today's shooting many of them

okay, jr. thanks very much jr. stone reporting. today's incident led to certainly a somber tone at this evening's oakland unified school board meeting. we share the great fear hurt and loss of the people who were injured and their and those who cared for them in that time of crisis. we are also grateful for the courage responsibility and love that was expressed by all those who have begun to address the needs. of our families in our community. the pre-scheduled meeting began with board president gary yee addressing the shooting shortly afterward ousd students had the chance to speak for themselves. we need to stop the cycle of violence at our school site young people and our staff members should be our priority always many of our students have felt extremely unsafe at their schools students should never have to express that they feel unsafe. every school site school site should make the most utmost efforts in order to ensure thesd the board about today's shooting many of them calling for the district to put more resources toward in

get. >> who did shoot jr? we may never get the answer to that question. i mean, the people who produced that program are gonna keep us in suspense for as long as they possibly can. >> we shot jr and then we broke for the summer. then coincidentally, the actors went on strike and it delayed the resolution. and it just started to percolate through the world. >> i remember going on vacation to england that summer, and that's all that people were talking about there. >> well, we know you don't die. i mean, you couldn't die? >> you don't know that. >> well, how could you die? you couldn't come back next season. >> that's what i mean. i couldn't come back, but the show could still go. >> oh, but you wouldn't? what is that show without jr? >> well, that's what i figure. >> well, i guess if you don't know by now who shot jr, you probably do not care. but last night, some 82 million americans did and they watched the much-touted "dallas" episode. it could become the most- watched television show ever. >> who shot jr is

very funny man from "the daily show," roy wood, jr.'s very exciting. so, stick around for that. folks, as you know, i am a massive tech head. i'm so tech-savvy, i invested all my bitcoins in google glass. ( laughter ) it's going to happen! and i like to tell you all about the latest tech in my segment, "cyborgasm." ♪ ♪ ♪ ( eers and applause ) ♪ ♪ stephat'she lon opener wve fiup rolling out an option ttsee o e should go smoothly. "hey, son. can you show me how to use the app-shop to get the chat-snap? i just-- just want to use it to spy on ya. while we're at it, who is 'apple i.d.' and how does he have our credit card number?" next up, word is that "scientists have developed a small robot to understand how ants teach one another," using the robot to learn how "an ant that has discovered a much better new nest can teach the route there to another individual." the final step will be convincing the dad ants to actually use those directions. ( laughter ) "nope, no! we're taking the rotten twig past the old oreo on the sidewalk. there's no--

roy wood jr., everybody!ike a tiger ♪ ♪ defying the laws of gravity ♪ ♪ (don't stop me now) ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm having a good time ♪ ♪ i don't wanna stop at all, yeah ♪ ♪ ah, da, da, da, da da, da, ah, ah ♪ you might already know that prop 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund real solutions to the homelessness crisis. so how will that new revenue be spent? new housing units in all 58 counties, including: permanent supportive housing, tiny homes communities, project roomkey supportive hotel units... and intensive mental health and addiction treatment. in short, 27 means getting people off the streets and into housing. yes on 27. >> stephen: well, folks, that's it for "the late show." tune in tomorrow when my guests will be gayle king and tony dokoupil from "cbs mornings." stick around for james corden. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org ♪ are you ready, y'all to have some fun ♪ i'm not singing in key ♪ i will continue to sing on this ♪ bec

they were aware of the true financial performance of the company, whether through donald trump jr.'ing, ivanka trump's work on doral, trump chicago, or eric trump's work on the document portfolio and going on to list the concrete ways in which the children were intimately involved in the trump organization. talk to me about their real exposure here in this suit, considering what the attorney general laid out here. >> well, one key difference between the trump children and their father is that they use email. he doesn't. and that's a huge insulator for him, or it has been until very recently, that he doesn't produce a paper trail. and he keeps himself surrounded by a small number of people with whom he communicates verbally, so if you want to know what he said, you got to talk to one of them. the trump children, donald trump jr., it is what you say, he uses email and it seems like they obtained some of the emails and using them against the children in this case. but also eric trump particularly was dealing with, you know, some of the most important questions or facts in this case, th

police saw williams jr. may be driving either a gry a gray 2007 vw jetta with california license plates or 2015 hyundai with california le california license plates as well. if anyone cease him or his vehicle, please call 911 and do h to our first alert weather day. the heat wave rolling on for another day. let's get tout first alert metrologist. >> but no mean social security this heat wave over yet. these are current temperatures rightw temperatures right now still in the 70s in the plane. things are a lot better along that coastline with that onshore flow. our east inland hills is where i'm keeping a close eye on it. it is dry as a bone out there. high pressure will do that for us. it heats us up and boy does it dry us up, too. ths too. this is a system that is starting to trend cooler. our t inland hills still sitting in the triple digits. once we head to saturday's forecast somethig forecast something very interesting is happening. we will see 80s up there very qui. we will talk more about that ina in a

joining me now is perot group and chairman ross perot jr.. i'm so over the moon grateful to you. this charity, i've been working with them for 12 years. our viewers know it well. they've donated so much money. when a guy like you and hillwood step in to help, tell me about the gifting of the home this weekend. what was that like? >> well, liz, it was an amazing day as you touched on and to have the boy scouts, the cheerleaders, the high school band, hundreds of our community and members out there to see john and stephanie. it was a wonderful, wonderful day. to see the joy on their face when they went into their new home, that makes everything worthwhile to help this wonderful couple. very exciting. liz: you've been working with us for, what, since 2015. i mean, this is your seventh home. >> that's right. liz: talk about how over the years things have changed. it was just a couple of years ago that lumber was really, really cheap and then game unbelievably expensive. how do we expect our veterans that are wounded in such horrific ways to even

born artist leon ivey jr., he became a breakout hip-hop star in the 1990s with hits like "fantastic voyage." ♪ and "gangsta's paradise." ♪ gangster's paradise ♪ >> for which he won a grammy. coolio was 59. that is "nightline." you can watch all our full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back here at the same time tomorrow. thanks for staying up with us. good night, america. life is busy. so, come to shell and get three things done at once. first, fill up with shell v-power nitro+ to help keep your engine running like new. nice! then save up with the fuel rewards program and never pay full price for gas again. oh wow! and, finally, snack up to save even more at the pump. that's great! make the most of the stop you need to make with shell.

donald trump, jr., if ivanka trump, and eric trump, and the former trump cfo. mr. trump and the trump organization repeatedly and insistently inflated the value of assets to induce banks to lend money to the trump organization on more favorable terms than would have otherwise been available to the company, to pay lower taxes, to satisfy continuing loan agreements and insist insurance companies provide insurance for lower premiums. his conduct was in violation of executive law section 63.12, which gives the attorney general broad and special powers to go after resistant and repeated fraud and illegality. as part of demonstrating illegality under that section of law, we show that they violated several state criminal laws, including falsifying business records, issuing falls financial statements, insurance fraud, and engaging in a conspiracy to commit each of these state law violations. we believe the conduct alleged violated several criminal laws, including issuing false statements to financial instituti

marcos jr knows that very well and is leveraging that.leveraging that.- and is leveraging that. that is and is leveraging that. that is a senior lecturer _ and is leveraging that. that is a senior lecturer in _ a senior lecturer in international affairs at the university of the philippines speaking to us earlier. the role of tech companies and their influence on children, is in focus in the uk, as the actions of internet firms is being examined at the inquest into the death of the teenager molly russell. charities and campaigners have warned families are paying a price in tech companies ensuring that devices are safe. 14 year old molly russell killed herself in 2017, after viewing material about self harm, suicide and depression on instagram. now her grieving parents are taking on social media companies they believe are at fault for not doing more to prevent this. our correspondent angus crawford has been at the hearing in north london. a family wanting answers — why did molly die, and what part did social media play? ahead of them, two w

stone is in the newsroom with more on what he had to say today jr. well, dan, we've had heat waves and seen near triple digit temperatures for a day or two here or there, but now we're talking about an extended period of extreme heat and between now and next wednesday, we're going to be experiencing a prolonged. heat moment, california, governor gavin newsom giving a strong warning to those across the state. we are anticipating this extreme heat to be a length in duration likes of which we have an experienced in some time triple digit temperatures or close to it expected across northern, california through the weekend and into next week. i think if you go back five years there were some of those but they weren't quite so intense and they were a little bit further between but now every week almost we're getting smacked in the face with some big new extreme weather events somewhere meteorologist alison bridgero, san jose state university is referring to not only the extreme heat drought and fire conditions here in california, but extremes elsewhere too

and secondly, you called it donald trump jr. has already started tweeting that this, quote, the democratic witch hunt has begun, if you'd like to respond to that as well. >> with regards to the name calling, they have basically attempted to delay this investigation and two judges have dismissed those claims that this was a political witch hunt. so i give no credence to those -- to the names that he has referred to me. and to -- mr. trump, the trump organization as well as his family will still have to deal with this complaint. they will still have to respond. they will still have to respond to the allegations therein. so if in fact he decided to move to florida, the reality is he still has to deal with the great state of new york and respond to the complaint. >> he cannot establish another corporation, put these properties that he incorporates in another state? >> no. these corporations are currently incorporated in the state of new york. some are incorporated in delaware but do business in the state of new york and you cannot j

stone is in the newsroom with more on what he had to say today jr.an, we've had heat waves and seen near triple digit temperatures for a day or two here or there, but now we're talking about an extended period of extreme heat and between now and next wednesday, we're going to be experiencing a prolonged. heat moment, california, governor gavin newsom giving a strong warning to those across the state. we are anticipating this extreme heat to be a length in duration likes of which we have an experienced in some time triple digit temperatures or close to it expected across northern, california through the weekend and into next week. i think if you go back five years there were some of those but they weren't quite so intense and they were a little bit further between but now every week almost we're getting smacked in the face with some big new extreme weather events somewhere meteorologist alison bridgero, san jose state university is referring to not only the extreme heat drought and fire conditions here in california, but extremes elsewhere too. china

she could not, however, this night, williams jr. forced to capitulate the second racket of the world bag. she will turn away elena burner will continue unconditionally. waited, the legendary siren william shakespeare world no. 23 times grand slam champion after the first wimbledon round last year took a break then. by the way, she played with our alexandra estates. she was not yet able to finish the meeting, and for injuries at port williams, the youngest returned only a year later, she played in three tournaments and only in one of them reached the second circle on the current one and pillars on the forty-year-old tennis player. the victory over danka kavinich began, and in the next match she got to the second racket of the world, annette kantalight. the organizers put the duel on the main arena of the us open at the arthur ashe stadium, which was filled to capacity, who were unlucky enough to get into the stands , located right next to the support of the american tennis player was colossal, it electrifies everything around. i just have a hoarse voice i drove over 1,000 miles to see

bush jr. decided to talk about the situation in ukraine and again with the countries.he ex-president wrote everything for age. one man's decision to launch a totally unjustified and brutal invasion of iraq i mean ukraine anyway. 75, well, this one is ours he material confirms the words of galina mikhailovna that look at the peasants. there , too, there are intellectuals, they have less emotions. yes, i honestly, i, apparently, am not sitting there, because i will be with cute dances, because i will cross with uh sergey vladimirovich. i am for our e, lovely ladies everywhere and everything. so i don't think it's necessary to evaluate politics based on a woman who is more emotional. and this is how to look. there is an opinion that it is already good when a person is in a leadership position at the highest political post and he has emotions. and also, i'm sorry, he has critical days when he physically feels so bad, but he needs to be there, and now the argument, after all, the green shots, was written by a woman, too, a person was such a person, correctly andrei vladimir

roy wood jr.t joe stopping by later in the show. it has been a hell of a week. ken starr, who prosecuted bill clinton for the monica lewinsky scandal, has died at the age of 76. - audience: aww! - yes. in lieu of flowers, the family has asked that you leave a donation on the blue dress of your choice. [laughter] [laughs] what? [laughter] well, here's what i want to talk about tonight. topic 1! last thursday, after 70 years on the throne, queen elizabeth of england died, audience: aww! y'all don't really care. and the nation lined up to show its grief, but not everyone was so sad. irish sports fans danced with joy. [all singing] an argentine anchorman popped champagne on air. [chuckles] black twitter, who are known to stifle their feelings, they went all in, like carnegie mellon university professor uju anya, who tweeted... - ooh. - [crowd reacts] well, clearly she's a fan. okay? i personally don't see why anyone cares about a monarch in 2022. this ain't "frozen." not to mention the royal family ha

a biography of henry cabot lodge jr. and nectar is now at work on a history of the 1968 presidential election. ladies and gentlemen, would you please join me in welcoming irv gelman and dr. luke nichter. here. thank you. now first of all, i'd like to thank you all for coming. i appreciate it. i hope you enjoy the evening, but i'd like to spend. two minutes maybe and thanking my wife gloria gay for tricking me to come to the nixon library. i had absolutely no intention to write a book on richard nixon. let alone now three books on richard nixon. but nobody else will do it. is a project the most historians especially academics won't do you just can have tenure promotions. or anything when you write about darth vader and to many academics nixon is darth vader. which is unfair untrue etc. but i was married to gloria gay for 29 years until she passed away. she was a wonderful wonderful person. and i just want to let you know that i wouldn't be here. if it wasn't for her tricking me into coming. a couple of other things some o

starting in 2016, the trustees of his trust, donald trump jr. allen weisselberg, for the sole beneficiary -- for the sole benefit of mr. donald trump. each statement was personally certified as accurate by mr. trump or by one of his trustees as part of the loan process. with the intent that the information in the statement would be relied upon by banks and insurers. mr. trump and mr. weisselberg would meet to review and approve the final statement every year. mr. trump made known through allen weisselberg that he wanted his net worth reflected on the statements to increase, a desire mr. weisselberg and others carried out year after year in their fraudulent preparation of the statements. and when asked about these meetings under oath as part of our deposition, both men, mr. trump and mr. weisselberg, invoked their fifth amendment privilege against self-incrimination and they refused to answer. when asked under oath if he, mr. trump, continued to review and approve the statements after becoming president of the united states in 2017, mr. trump, ag

we're starting in 2016, the trustees of his trust, donald trump jr. and allen weissleburg for the sole benefit of mr. donald trump each statement was personally certified as accurate by mr. trump or by one of his trustees as part of the loan process. in the statement, weisselberg would meet to approve the final statement every year mr. trump made known, through allen weisselberg that he wanted his net worth reflected on the statements to increase a desire mr. weisselberg and others carried out year after year in their fraudulent preparation of the statements. and when asked about these meetings under oath as part of our deposition, both men, mr. trump and mr. weisselberg, invoked their fifth amendment privilege against self-incrimination and they refused to answer. when asked under oath if he, mr. trump, continued to review and approve the statements after becoming president of the united states in 2017, mr. trump again invoked his fifth amendment privilege and refused to answer. over the course of our investigation we found that mr. trump, his childr

in donald trump jr.'ears, leaving him personally responsible for a loan of $3 million, the trump organization helped bail him out. before eric trump, who oversees golf courses in a virginia winery faced questioning in a lawsuit from aggrieved members, they found an out. the payroll information technology in human resources for her separate brand was registered by the trump organization lawyers. they're all grifters. >> right. well, this goes back even further. donald trump's grandfather was a draft dodger from germany. he built a hotel for what were called sparking ladies on land he didn't own. in other words, he was basically a pimp, and his father ripped off taxpayers. this is a family where they believe it's okay whatever they do, because they're special. what letitia james has done that's very important is she has said all throughout this suit trump knew, trump directed, trump went to this meeting, because donald has traditionally said, i just did what my experts told me to do, and she then shows here

jeff wilson jr. jr. brain can expect another hey can expect another heavy workload. he had 84 guards with 18 carries last sunday. he got e good advice from his dad on making the most of his opportuny most of his opportunity at the d back. >> we got a li sin our teeth. now is the time. >> i got a file that away. now s the time. that is good stuff. >> >> he came up with a good one. i i have to make a shirt or something. >> emmett till that to my wife. >> the laundry. i got some shoes. itt., covered with that . >> with the red and gold reportm vern glenn. > >> coming up, and of betty quite quite now have a kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions that are driving changes to our climate. that's why cal fire firefighters, the american lung association, and the california democratic party support prop 30. prevent fires. cut emissions. and cleaner air. yes o

tom burnett jr lived in san ramon and worked in pleasant in. burnett was one of several passengers who stormed on unite, eventually bringing the plane down in pennsylvania before it could reach its intended target believed to be the u. s capitol building in washington, d. c. president biden paid tribute to the nearly 3000 people who lost their lives on 9 11. annette m. sherman. the president attended a memorial at the pentagon president, biden said the nation will never forget those who perished in the september 11th terrorist attacks. 21 years and we still kept our promise. never forget. we'll keep the memory of all those precious lives stolen from from us. 2977 at ground zero in new york and shanksville . my wife is speaking now in pennsylvania. 184 of them here at the pentagon. and i know for all those you've lost someone 21 years is both a lifetime. and no time at all. president biden also paid tribute to the passengers and crew on board. united flight 93 news. alexis mcadams has more now on the remembrances held today. during a tearful tri

alameda county sheriff's deputy devin williams jr. nellie criminal defendant charged with two counts of murder in the shooting deaths of a married couple in dublin, a crime even more shocking because the alleged 24 year old gunman had a promising future is a break, caring, articulate individual. and it's a tragedy. authorities say williams shot and killed 57 year old bennison tran and his wife of two decades, maria tran at the couple's home in dublin. both were shot in the head and neck. investigators say williams have been involved in a romantic relationship with maria tran, who was a nurse sources tell me the killings may have resulted from jealousy connected to a love triangle i've learned venison tran, a retired civil engineer for the city of santa clara, called 911 to report an intruder at their home at 12 45 wednesday morning. six gunshots could be heard on the 911 call, and he dropped the phone. authorities say williams took off in his car when dublin police arrived and asked, who did it, a witness said. devon and he's a cop. s

the kolka glacier killed russian actor and director sergei bodrov jr. and his film crew, they worked on the film the connected glacier was moving at a speed of more than 150 km / h. destroyed power lines and several recreation centers the film crew was overtaken by the flood when they filming had already ended and they were returning to the city, the disaster came as a surprise to specialists ; its causes are still not exactly known in the hope of finding survivors who, according to relatives , could hide in a tunnel passing next to the gorge. rescue work was carried out, but the tunnel was flooded, 19 people are officially considered dead, and along with 125 missing , the search was stopped in may 2004, 20 months after the disaster. that was the day in history. received a lot of requests to we went out more often. in the west, they are trying to declare us a pariah country. let's look at this story a little differently. this is an attempt to hear recreate. through painting, the entire panorama of the great country is artistic fantasy. know that if i don't come for him, he will come

i mean, i expect this from donald trump, you know, and also from don jr. and also from ivawrchg. like the kind of of guy who would do this. let's move on to international news and it's about ukraine. >> vladimir putin is preparing for a longer and more intense war on ukraine. in a speech carried nationally in russia, the president said he will put up 300,000 military reservists to active duty. >> vladimir putin's been pushed into a corner. warning the west he still has weapons of mass destruction -- read that as nuclear-- and he's prepared to use them. "we will use all the means at our disposal to protect russia and our people," he said. "this is not a bluff." >> trevor: wow, wow, wow. seriously, putin. nukes, the n-word? not cool, man. not cool. that's america's word to use. he does sound serious, though. you heard him. you heard what he said. he said, "this is not bluff." although to be fair, request the this is not a bluff" is what someone who is bluffing would say. it wouldn't be very effective if he said, i will nuke entire world, but i am bluffing, so don't worry." ( laught

it was used by olmstead jr when the hetch hetchy controversy came at yosemite and it was used by jr when he does the legislation for national park service. so the idea that the report disappeared entirely is also wrong goes ideas never disappear but they don't that isn't what the state commission does at yosemite valley. they let people build hotels and. they start, you know, plowing up the meadows. they do all the things that olmstead told not to do, essentially. and that's why teddy roosevelt and john muir were discussing the recession of yosemite valley in 1903, because the state mismanaging it so badly they wanted state to give it back to the federal government so it could become part of a larger yosemite national park. so it's a little bit complicated. thank you again,

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in san francisco jr. stone abc 7 news well, i don't know about you, but i really miss that extreme heat not you know, like sweating the second you step outside. it's easier to actually cool off. i mean, excuse me warm up with layering up than to cool off when it's so hot, right? so i think this is actually perfect weather. dananama. let me show you what the winds look like get this hour we forgot about that heat wave so fast. look at the winds 31 miles an hour a real vista on shore sfo 25 miles an hour. these winds really blowing that cooler air in from our mount tam cam. you can see the marine layer. it just really pretty much sums up what it's like outside you need this sweater in san francisco 63 degrees oakland 68 low 70, san jose santa clara half moon bay 63 degrees and from our kgo roof camera clouds are already pushing across the bay, so there isn't a whole lot of sun to be seen there but comfortable 73 in santa rosa is 66 in petaluma you get that nice breeze 74 fairfield napa 71 degrees right now

martin castro jr. tells me he has been told solano will be in court next week. i asked the father if he planned to attend the court hearings, and he said every single one. robert handa, nbc bay area news. >> truly heartbreaking. thank you so much, robert. >>> now to our continuing coverage of queen elizabeth's passing. a live look outside of buckingham palace. it's just after 1:00 a.m. saturday there. britain is now in a period of mourning. today king charles iii gave his first address as the new monarch. in his prerecorded speech, he paid tribute to his late mother, calling her an inspiration and an example to his family. the king also gave his son prince william a new title. >> as my heir, william now assumes the scottish titles, which have meant so much to me. he succeeds me as duke of cornwall and takes on the responsibilities for the duchy of cornwall, which i have undertaken for more than five decades. today i am proud to create him princess of wales. >> king charles also mentioned his son prince harry, expressing his love for harry and his wife meghan mar

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spike out but by shopping around you can often cut your fuel costs between 20 and 40 cents a gallon jr. stone abc 7 news. a lot more to come here disease slowing drug promising new signs tonight in the fight against alzheimer's the fda now weighing in parking lot party on a tuesday afternoon, the reason the tens of thousands of people were on hand in the south bay and permanently giants a brand new annual honor being handed out by the orange and black tomorrow night. i'm meteorologist sandy patel tracking the very dangerous hurricane ian and when it's expected to hit florida plus a look at the warmer weather that's heading our way here in the bay area coming up. alright, sandy. thanks a lot. all that's ahead. but first here's a look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live right after abc 7. at 11 jimmy. thanks dan. watch us tonight, or i'll sick brooklyn on you as you spend enough time talking to somebody about a wide variety of things and a closeness or a supposed closeness develops between the two. i don't think it'll happen with you and me. no, but did you know luxury hair

spike out but by shopping around you can often cut your fuel costs between 20 and 40 cents a gallon jrws. a lot more to come here disease slowing drug promising new signs tonight in the fight against alzheimer's the fda now weighing in parking lot party on a tuesday afternoon, the reason the tens of thousands of people were on hand in the south bay and permanently giants a brand new annual honor being handed out by the orange and black tomorrow night. i'm meteorologist sandy patel tracking the very dangerous hurricane ian and when it's expected to hit florida plus a look at the warmer weather that's heading our way here in the bay area coming up. alright, sandy. thanks a lot. all that's ahead. but first here's a look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live right after abc 7. at 11 jimmy. thanks dan. watch us tonight, or i'll sick brooklyn on you as you spend enough time talking to somebody about a wide variety of things and a closeness or a supposed closeness develops between the two. i don't think it'll happen with you and me. no, but hurricane ian is barreling toward florida

they aren't releasing any suspect descriptions in alameda county jr. stone abc 7 news. well moving on now to our storm watch and seemingly no hiding from the rain anywhere in the bay area. you can see here parts of san francisco getting healthy showers and the same definitely true all the way up north down to the south bay and we are not done yet. let's bring in spencer christian tracking this level one storm on our abc 7 exclusive storm impact scale. lots of greens still out there. you're right about that down early in the evening the storm seem to be easing up just a bit. but now it's expanding again. here's a look at live doppler seven, you can see we have a scattered showers across the entire bay area basically and some of these showers have some heavy but brief downpours. so from santa rosa down to san rafael over to vallejo now through parts of the east bay danville livermore, you can see areas of showers and downpours. now the wind has calm down significantly. we don't have the gusts that we had earlier today. so that's good news still though this level one storm