donnie o'sullivan: that's ok, but thank you, julianne. julianne: ok. donnie o'sullivan: i met julianne, a die-hard trump supporter from texas who was in vegas for a gun show. julianne: i have a god-given right to speak my own truth. donnie o'sullivan: she still believes the 2020 election was stolen. but there are facts, right? julianne: the facts have shown that the election was stolen. whether you're willing to look at that and accept that and really show what's going on, that's your issue not ours. we want the god-given freedom that our constitution and our bill of rights is based on. donnie o'sullivan: god-given constitutional rights. julianne: yes. donnie o'sullivan: there are two different things, right? julianne: no, sir. they're not. read, r-e-a-d the constitution. read it out loud to yourself so that you hear what the words of the constitution. say. donnie o'sullivan: god isn't mentioned in the constitution. julianne: sir! you had to learn the constitution to become a us citizen. donnie o'sullivan: no, i didn't. julianne: you didn't? donnie o's

julianne. >> we'll see you then. thank you.ya investigators are now looking into whether mechanical failure contributed to the crash that killed a family in san francisco. our media partners at the san francisco standard report that authorities are considering possible issues with the mercedes. a 78 year old woman was driving when she crashed into the family of four in the west portal district. it happened back on march the 16th. the driver's initial toxicology report shows she was not under the influence of drugs or alcohol, according to the standard, the driver was arrested on charges including manslaughter but has been released pending further investigation. >> russian fire investigators are trying to determine the cause of a fire that cleared out a senior housing facility in san francisco this morning, as fire started around 1030 on the third floor of the building on fillmore street, right near sutter, firefighters had to evacuate more than 50 residents, many of them disabled, took about 75 firefighters to put out that blaz

today, represented by julianne smith, so many thanks to all of them for their leadership and the commitment they have demonstrated to our alliance or all these years then what we will do tomorrow is to celebrate. but we will also do what has actually made this alliance a success. and that is to focus on how can we continue to adapt, because the only reason why we are the most successful alliance in history is for two reasons. one, our unity. and second, that we have been able to change when the world is changing. so therefore, we need to prepare the upcoming nato summit in july. we once again are going to celebrate, but also going to demonstrate our ability to take the necessary decisions to demonstrate our unity and ensure that we stand together. because i cannot tell you exactly what the next crisis or the next conflict or next war will be. but what i can tell you is that of what the next crisis will be, we will be safe as long as we stand together. north and europe, nato because together we represent 50% of the world economic might and 50% of the world's military might. so as long as we

and the julianne smith, an ambassador to the united states, and an ambassador of the ukraine to the united states. and ambassador the principal deputy assistant secretary of state for euro asian affairs. and deputy chief of mission of charges of affair at the embassy republic of germany to the united states and mr. james rosco deputy head of mission at the british embassy in washington. the atlantic council would like to thank the lithuanian department of defense, our partners in the conference, we're shaping the future together with allies and partners. nowhere is our mission more important than conversations like this one. throughout today's discussions there will be time to ask questions in person or via ac.org. we encourage you to join the conversation, #stronger with allies. i'd like to turn to the minister for remarks. the minister appointed to the position in march of 2024 and previously served on the national security and defense security of the lithuanian department. it's our distinct pleasure to host him on his first visit to the united states. the floor is yours. welcome. [appla

where is juliann? think we are going to win delaware? once you get rid of mail-in voting, it's largely corrupt. once you get rid of mail-in voting, we are going to see. i've heard good things that would love to do that. thank you. great job you've done at the party. i want to say happy mother's day to all the moms in america, especially to my wife. i'll be home in a little while. also think about maligning us incredible mother just passed away, one of the most beautiful women inside and out so want to say hello. she's up there looking down. that's a large crowd of people. where are you? from the very first day we take back crooked joe biden, who will have the four greatest years in the history of our country. [cheering] before i even arrive in the oval office after we win the presidency, i will have a horrible war between russia and ukraine settled, i know very well. we will build and iron dome like nobody's ever seen before better than the one in israel thanks to us. state-of-the-art missile-defense field that will be built in america a

this time, julianne in east oakland in east oakland, which is not unlikely for it to happen. >> rightighborhood. but $340,000, that is the difference between these two appraisals here. and as we mentioned, it happened in a predominantly black and latino neighborhood, which is not unusual. what is different here is that this case has resulted in the appraiser and the lender agreeing to make some big changes to how they do business. we're also learning that our reporting has led to new standards by the federal government. it was december of 2021, in the thick of the covid 19 pandemic, and interest rates for home mortgage loans were at historic lows. so this east oakland homeowner who wants to share her story but not her identity, applied to refinance her mortgage to take out money for home repairs. what was going through your mind when you received that appraisal? that was far lower than you expected it to be? >> the first thing i thought was , he doesn't like me because of my race. i wasn't happy with the amount of what he valued my home at. and then i looked at the comps in my area an

police say 50 year-old julianne martinez of san jose pulled a young girl under the 2.80 overpass near south 11th street and sexually assaulted her last month. the girl managed to fight her attacker then took off on a bicycle. investigators located martinez and arrested him on multiple charges, including assault. also in san jose, the man has been arrested after police say he smashed a shop window, right where a little child, the city this is caught on camera. it happened last month at an ice cream shop on born square. the child and their guardian walked into the store. police say 36 year-old jam sherry smashed the window while the child was sitting inside. some of the glass hit the child, the guardian, then grab the kid left. the suspect is facing charges including assault with a deadly weapon and child abuse. police are asking the community to help identify that child and their guardian. >> new at 5 east bay regional parks are warning the public about coyote says.visitation to the park's increases in the warmer months encounters with coyotes do become more common. they're offering so

they say 50 year-old julianne martinez grabbed the girl forest are under the interstate to 80 overpass and assaulted officers say he is known to hang out in what's called the jungle. a large homeless encampment that stretches along a creek near center road and keys road. they say he also frequents east william street and south 10th street. if you have any information about the case or where martinez might be, you're asked to call san jose police. >> a man is dead tonight after he was shot in a san jose homeless encampment. that shooting happened last thursday near mcloughlin avenue and highway 2.80. the victim was in critical condition up until sunday when he died from his injuries. no word tonight on a suspect. police in san mateo say they are seeing a spike in car break-ins specifically honda's and for some specific parts. san mateo police say they received 17 calls about car break-ins last week. the model's most targeted civics, a court and see rv's all 2015 or newer. the break-ins are all happening within a specific area of san mateo as well. primarily south of highway 92. >> speci

it is thanks to julianne support and encouragement that i stand before you today. currently i'm undergoing under medical treatment and therapy, contending the side effects of medication. the only work my body can handle right now is a part time job, as advised by medical professionals and the department of rehabilitation. but finally, i'm able to work and this is a necessary step towards my health and independence. as we delivered on matters of housing development, i urge you to consider the diverse needs of individuals in our communities. thank you for sharing your comments with the committee. we do have to move on to the next speaker. okay. thank you very much. our next speaker will need to use the microphone to my left as she is in a wheelchair. yeah, okay. buenas tardes, my name is brenda cordova, soy libre y presidente de la mesa directiva confederacion y dentro de me. experiencia a venido haciendo aplicaciones para adultos mayores. familia de bajo ingreso con disability y cuando logran la lotteria es de papel no pueden calificar por falta de sucedio a nombre

let me remind you that julianne exposed to the whole world the monstrous crimes of americans in iraq,hanistan and in secret cia prisons. and for this truth about the system he faces 170.5 years in prison, in fact, this is a death sentence. today, the representative of the russian foreign ministry, maria zakharova, commented on the situation. according to her, the execution of nadasan continues. that's all, watch the time, stay in abreast of events. and now on the air on channel one, the continuation of the serial film “bhound”. shoot me, everyone is ready for the next sensation and today everyone’s favorite nika platonova gives it to us, we remember her victory in the miss southern beauty contest, we saw her face in the advertisement. cosmetics are the rose of the south, but we love it not for this, but for what? of course, for the intriguing sensations and scandals that she gives us. so, tonight nika wrote that we have a chance to see something incredible, here we are. very soon we will let's find out what our star has prepared this time. this is a damn sensation, sasha, you’re home,

searched more than 12 hours before locating the charred wreckage, breaking, a london high court grand juliannenue his appeal fighting extradition to united states was in on espionage charges, to public classified documents spent five years in prison in london, can move forward if u.s. officials promise to grant assange first amendment rights. >> nascar driver winning all-star race in landslide led 199 of laps the nascar truck race, dramatic, diving swimming in the water on the track, and those are headlines back to you. maria: thanks very much we will watch all of that a record high summer travel season kicking off ahead of memorial day jeff flock k in illinois, breaking down the best deals where are you? >> couldn't wait to get on road again, we are in right here look at view you get in rv, vai kayioning in rv taking a look different options this year rv sales have been booming take a look at numbers, people after covid kind of want to get in their cocoon, the rv you say now might be time to buy a lot of rvs coming back on the market people said maybe i want an rv. >> great time to buy now, y

let's go to julianne in florida. >> hello, mr. jim cramer. to speak with you. >> i'm so glad you called. what's up? >> thank you so much. i wanted to do another take on inspire medical systems. >> this is a company that should be making a lot more than it is. we will have to wait and see if they can make money. and that is the conclusion of the lightning round. >> the lightning round is sponsored by charles schwab. >>> coming up, don't be a one and done researcher. cramer shares a strategy that will keep you calm, next. after last month's massive solar flare added a 25th hour to the day, businesses are wondering "what should we do with it?" bacon and eggs 25/7. you're darn right. solar stocks are up 20% with the additional hour in the day. [ clocks ticking ] i'm ruined. with the extra hour i'm thinking companywide power nap. let's put it to a vote. [ all snoring ] this is going to wreak havoc on overtime approvals. anything can change the world of work. from hr to payroll, adp designs forward-thinking solutions to take on the next anything. -

just two days before reagan disappeared, julianne was taking luggage out of the trunk of her car whener head. it was a gun. >> i heard a voice say, don't turn around or i will shoot. and instinctively i just turned around. and the gun was pointed right at my forehead and he said, if we are back or i'll kill you. so i started screaming and yelling. struggling with him. and he was trying to get the purse off my shoulder and as he was pulling, we struggled and he hit me with the butt of the gun. my shoes flipped in the street and my glasses ended up beside the bushes. he cracked a couple teeth. >> reporter: them in her purse and made a getaway. this man is terrorizing the neighborhood. >> unchecked evil. he is just terrorizing the neighborhood. >> reporter: the attacks, a total of seven, in less than three weeks were all over the news. >> residents are on high alert tonight. >> reporter: toby even raised with reagan. >> reagan i did talk about it and there were a couple that occurred near downtown where reagan works. just be careful. apparently, i think everybody was pretty certain it wa

course of his of hisitrigh but, you know, you've got to talk about folks like in , eddie nixon and juliannetalk about, you know, inissspih sneak. you know, people like amc, moore and others, there werlk the ground doing ordinary work everyday, ordinary pkahlil. and i think when we tell the sstory of the civil rights movement in such a way where it just simply focuses on dr.his fs we lose sight of the capacities of everyday folk. and in some ways, it might be purposeful that we tell the story in that way. for some. right. because some people don't want us to see what we're capable of, you know? and so they want us to outsource our our are our courage to others. right. but, you know, democracies can't survive if we're doing that constantly. and and i think more importantly, our our politics are just distorted and disfjyiguredhen woman is at thef gravity. and so i think it's important to understand how a too was right. and and once w make that clear, then his exam bill becomes all powerful for us. yeah. yeah. u and let me just say so there's a lot of close readings of various theorists, includ

. >> will: julianne one of those young families telling me things important to her right now. >> yeahs getting really expensive. and a lot of our areas in our life we are having to cut back, entertainment, food, travel. we are trying to as newlyweds find ways to cut back where we can. so we have embraced walking. we are fortunate to live in a part of the city where we are walking places. we are walking to work. to church, to go work out in doing so we have been able to cut back on gas prices. so we have tout cut back where we can. >> will: how long have you been married? tell me about your family. >> my husband and i are coming up on three years in november. so we are enjoying this special time of life. and making smart financial choices while we can. >> will: incredible. real quick, can i get slight lid younger, 16, this is braden, i just asked him real quick what's most important to you and you said? >> i said that right now most definitely the israel-hamas conflict most important to me. something that's incredibly important that i disagree with is the biden administration's decisio

the criminal trial, the people versus donald julianne trump, is coming to a close.rosecutors concluded their case today. the defense is expected to rest tomorrow. and i have to say, i don't think a defense has ever been more well-rested. than this one. let her rip van winkle fell asleep in court again today. a reporter from the new york daily news tweeted -- "it appeared trump was fully out a few minutes ago and just woke up. his head was tipped back so far that he would have been looking at the ceiling when he opened his eyes." is it possible that his gas is knocking him unconscious? how bored could you be at your own trial? there was some excitement though. the judge had to clear the courtroom. he kicked everyone out because the defense's witness, a lawyer named robert costello kept rolling his eyes at the judge and tried to stare him down. costello was an adviser to trump's former "fixer" michael cohen. trump's lawyers have been working to paint cohen as a sleazy liar who is hell-bept on revenge, while conveniently leaving out the fact that trump used him as his

thanks julianne. >> appreciate it.systemic problems with the real estate appraisal industry and led to change at the federal level. it's a subject of our award winning abc seven originals originals documentary, lowballed . >> in a couple of days, i got the appraisal report back. i was right, the only thing bringing down the value of my home was me . >> my wife went through her bathroom, get rid of her hair products, all of our books and our art like, just literally like, okay, did we miss something? >> that's not what you call regulation. that's not what you call oversight. that's not, of course, what you call fairness >> it was a tennis match at trump's trial today, with jurors closely watching the back and forth between stormy daniels and trump's defense attorneys. but did either side score any points? >> plus, hundreds of years after beethoven's death, remnants of his hair are offering new clues about how he lost his hearing you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how about a more

julianne, the location is going to be at dallas ranch park here in antioch. come out. julie. all right, joey horda reporting live for us tonight in antioch. >> joey. thank you. new at ten tonight. the federal judge who sentenced the man convicted of attacking nancy pelosis husband says she is reopening the sentencing portion of that case. the judge says she made an error by not giving david depape a chance to speak in court on friday. depape was sentenced to 30 years in prison for the break in and attack at the pelosis san francisco home two years ago. the new sentencing date is now scheduled for may 28th. >> the state department has issued a rare warning, urging members of the lgbtq community to exercise caution while traveling overseas. the agency warned about what it described as, quote, the potential for terrorist attacks, demonstrations or other violent actions against u.s. citizens, particularly in tourist locations and at pride celebrations. the warning comes just two weeks before the start of pride month, which is observed in june. it also comes at th

opens the door to him allegedly trying to prevent michael cohen from flipping, his relationship with julianne. that is a pandora's box. he can't be on direct. he's going to be cross examined by the prosecution. >> why is keith schiller not being called? >> that's on the prosecution. why aren't they calling him? >> do you think the defense -- >> the prosecution would get to cross-examination him. the defense is best not calling any witnesses. they don't have to prove a thing. and the prosecution cannot comment at all in their summation about why didn't they call this person and that person. >> the judge is back. they're going to have the charging conference where they decide how to instruct the jury tomorrow afternoon. that is still subject to change. he mentions he's not crazy about going down for a week, but that's just the calendar, and unfortunately that's the way the calendar is working for this trial. the discussion regarding admitting the c-span videos, i saw the people's submission. i had the opportunity to read through the testimony to see what kind of foundation can be laid. he point

julianne and larry. it is a beautiful outside right now. as you can see from our pier 39 camera.njoying the view, the sea lions, the sunshine. here's a look at what you can expect this evening. temperatures inland still in the upper 80s at 6:00. dropping off to the 70s later on tonight around the bay from the 70s to the 60s. it's still going to be bright until the sun goes down, of course. and near the coast, some fog redeveloping from the 60s to the 50s. so cooling off their first on live doppler seven. the fog is coming back up along the coastline, and we'll reestablish tomorrow. so along the coast in the 60s, inland areas, you hold on to the heat 80s and 90s tomorrow. now for mother's day, we're going to give you a nice range of temperatures, upper 50s to the upper 80s. moms deserve a little bit of everything. here's a look at the accuweather seven day forecast. and we're talking about hot inland for your saturday fog. along the coast. everyone cools off sunday, but it will be pleasant for mother's day. and then cooling continues monday before we recover heading into the middl

police want your help to try to locate a assault suspect. 50 year-old julianne martinez is accused of pulling a young girl under a freeway overpass and sexually assaulting her. they say this attack happened on april 9th and then he was seen. i'm leaving on a dark colored bicycle. there is some surveillance photos that were taken and police are looking for him. >> we'll take a look at this video that's going viral on tiktok. it shows charging cables cut at a tesla charging station of the thieves are believed to targeted the station to get the copper from the cables. all of the charging stations are back in service this morning. the kron four's sara stinson actually had a chance to speak with the man who recorded that video. >> all the charging josh posted this now viral tiktok showing tesla charging cables slashed in stolen from multiple charging stalls on sunday. this happening at a tesla supercharger station in vallejo. >> behind the target on admiral callaghan lane. and i noticed that only at. >> couple other tesla charging stations had not been cut. >> after looking at one of the c

where is julianne? you think we are going to win delaware.gely corrupt, and you were able to do that. i have heard good things also, but we would love to do that. great job you have done at the party. i also want to say happy mother's day to all of the mothers in america. especially to my wife for millennia -- melania. and we are also thinking about melania's incredible mother. we went to say hello. she is up there looking down right now. she is saying that is a large crowd of people. where are you right now? from the very first day we take back to bite us from crook a joe biden i believe we are going to have the four greatest years in their history of our country. before i even arrived at the oval office shortly after we win the presidency, i will have the horrible war between russia and ukraine settle. i know them both very well. we will build a great iron dome over our country, a dome like nobody is ever seen before better than the one in israel, which works pretty well thanks to was also. a state-of-the-art missile defense shield that wil

that's nice, what do you think of the name julianne traynor?ry well, ladies. thank you for having me. this morning. >> i'll tell you who might not be well and not in a very good mood. is a giovanni pernice . mood. is a giovanni pernice. >> i know you have to explain to people who don't watch the programme, who that is. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> yes, i know. well, he's an italian dancer and strictly come dancing, and he's incredibly popular with fans because he's been on the show for eight years, but yes, apparently now he's quit, he's had a bit of a rocky ride these last few months after being partnered with amanda abbington in the last series, and allegedly they didn't , they didn't gel very didn't, they didn't gel very well, should we say. and she's not the only one who's moaned about this. yes, well, there has been two other unnamed individuals who've come forward as well, and they also have had, they had bad experiences with him. so there's someone investigations going underway. and yes , before that, though, and yes, before that, though, the bb