and julie lee is the annual is roughly 11. you're the directv. now they get ready to submit the my little little you little guy, do your thing. that was my, you'll play, we'll give you mine yet. that's really a yes ma'am. the we show that the premiums are ready to die for the members. are you flight or? sure. that's it. that's it. if you want to try to find you lose any weight because the idea that these guys poor generally shantika view go out themselves. it's not available to you. it's afraid that the most powerful lesson i learned in my life is that a lot of strong dictatorship. how strongly providing forces, how of a strong and powerful the refreshing when enough people are willing to stand up for us, right? they succeed. and i think even in the darkest times, in the darkest days when it seems to be most difficult and the most appeal to climb, i think it's very important to remember that you know, so your decisions at the saying the night is dark as before the door and i think that is a very important question term good . the pro democracy ac

julie: yeah. but everyone knows peyton elizabeth lee, wildly talented from doogie howser he-doogie howser, doogie.r played dead in like zombies on disney channel. >> jimmy: these are big stars among the young people. >> julie: yeah, everybody loves them. >> jimmy: what does prom pact mean. >> julie: what do you mean what do you mean. >> jimmy: what does it refer to? . >> julie: an agreement between the two leads, the friends, they will make an agreement a compact if you will they will go to the prom just as friends and support one another. >> jimmy: did you go to the prom. >> julie: i did not. >> jimmy: you did not. >> julie: i went to a really small boarding school and we didn't have a prom because people would get left out. >> jimmy: how big was the school. >> julie: 300, 325. >> jimmy: no prom 325. that's not that small. >> julie: back in the day, this was the a '80s, we all love the '80s, depeche mode tonight for god's sake, that's insane. you had to have a date to a prom and what were you supposed to do if you didn't have a date sit in your dorm room out on the quad. >> jimmy: i'll tell you w

joining me now, nbc news capitol hill correspondent lee julie circuit.all this? our >> -- 25 steps over my right shoulder. where he is presumably on the phone with the president inside his speaker. sweetly saw patrick henry, one of the speaker's closest allies who, just minutes before the call said they -- work requirements including spending permit and reform all these details we've been touching base on all day that only can be resolved by the president and by the speaker. that is what we are waiting for right now. this large crowd behind me is actually a tour group that the chief republican vote counter was leading through the capitol from the naval academy. he was showing them around, as he passed by moments before you came to me, alicia, i asked him if there was a deal yet if there's an agreement he said we are still working and that appears to be where we are. take a listen to our earlier discussion when i caught up with him. >> we have a bill to be passed. that's what our members are looking at. there's talking going on, we will see what happens.

i'm julie julie haener ktvu crime reporter henry lee live tonight in the newsroom with the latest on mike and julie. the victim was a doting father of two young kids, and now they're heartbroken, especially his nine year old son would just seen his father and his baseball game but never got the chance to say goodbye. i had my fair share of three days straight of just, you know. just crying. it should have been a celebration for ariana sills. her husband, clayton had just turned 31. but two days after his birthday, the father of their two children was shot and killed and anti. och i'm doing the best. i can not so fold for my kids. my kids are taking it hard, but more than anything, my son he's not eating. he's sleeping throughout the day. he's not talking to anyone. on the night of may. 1st, her husband left their nine year old son's baseball game as it was ending, saying he planned to pick up a pizza. but he never returned. she tracked his location to the 7 11 on hillcrest and drove over with her kids. they were shocked to find that blocked off and surrounded by police. both my kids s

serving prime minister in the world, the country will hold a general election in july, in which his policy will be butch lee. i'm challenge the launch is still position policy. the campbell policy has been banned from standing. the national election commission said it had failed to complete its registration. i opened up bloomfield when the candlelight party is absent. it does seem to limit people's choice. this is something that we see as an injustice and part of the killing of democracy in cambodia. and it should not have been done with the candle light policy stepped into the void left by the cambodian national press coupon. you'll see an op which was dissolved in 2017 the success and local elections that yeah. but it posed a serious threat to homes in the next general election policy leader kim sucka, spent 6 years in detention before being sentenced. a 27 years under house arrest. the treason in much. now that he's going, there is no policy or personality to stand in the way. you know, when sam is obviously gotten used to not having any form of political opposition. he likes the fact that, you know, the

i'm julie julie haener mike mibach ktvu crime reporter henry lee live tonight in oakland. after hearing from stakeholders in the community, henry julie and mike. the message is clear. oakland residents and merchants say they want both a strong police presence and violence prevention programs to help tackle crime. if you were thinking to commit crimes in the city of oakland. that you will be caught a stern warning by oakland mayor shen tao after nine juveniles the youngest only 12 years old, were arrested by police for nearly three dozen robberies in oakland , piedmont and el cerrito. the group's been linked to the robbery and assault of the 63 year old woman outside rock, which market hall i have learned there also suspected in this holdup of another woman who was confronted in the trussell glen neighborhood by two carloads of robbers. we are not going to allow for our residents and our businesses. to feel unsafe in our communities, this increase in violent crime involving young people. we do continue to collaborate with a restorative justice, outreach and mental programs a

julie haener. it happened over the weekend near a freeway on ramp. our crime reporter henry lee here now, after speaking with the family, henry and julie. they're just devastated two girls, just six and one now struggling to cope without their dad. it's your dad. a little bit sad. because i don't get to see him anymore. six year old arabella is heartbroken. her father, 27 year old mitchell monroe, of antiochus, was shot and killed while driving in east oakland. she and her one year old sister are now without a father, one of the things she will miss going to get ice cream . monroe was driving his infinity when he was shot at about four in the morning. saturday he crashed near keller in fontaine or an on ramp to interstate 5 80. oakland police have not announced any arrests. a motive isn't known his family doesn't know what he was doing in oakland. absolutely destroyed , but i'm just keeping it together for my mom and for the girls, christina graces the victim's sister. my brother is an amazing person. he's a ball of energy, and he is the kind ist kind of heart that there is, she

julie haener. he tells us. he believes that woman was about to be he robbed at gunpoint. ktvu is amber lee joins us now live tonight after speaking with that driver about what happened, amber. julie the tow truck driver tells me he wasn't trying to hurt the suspects. he says he was trying to prevent them from victimizing a woman who was pumping gas and appeared to be unaware that she was about to be robbed at gunpoint. i make we had of the gas station. i'm trying to disable their car. andy who asked me not to give his last name, says he used his tow truck to get the thieves in an suv away from a woman who was pumping gas at a service station on hagen burger road near oakland international airport. and he says he saw one suspect with a gun, get out of the suv and was about to approach her stand up for what's right. um and whether somebody's getting robbed or you need to stop and help somebody out on the side of the road didn't stop with hitting the suv. my god. video posted on social media shows the tow truck following the vehicle as it circles back and picks up one suspect who fell to the

good evening, everyone i'm mike mibach julie julie haener, our crime reporter henry lee live now in oaklandhe latest on the story, henry. these are kids. three girls, six boys, the youngest suspect only 12 years old. oakland police say this group is responsible for a lot of robberies all over the city, including in grand lake there, also suspected of roberts and el cerrito and piedmont.

good evening, everyone i'm mike mibach julie julie haener, our crime reporter henry lee live now in oakland, with the latest on the story, henry. these are kids. three girls, six boys, the youngest suspect only 12 years old. oakland police say this group is responsible for a lot of robberies all over the city, including in grand lake there, also suspected of roberts and el cerrito and piedmont. these are some of the nine juveniles arrested by oakland police in connection with 32 robberies in oakland to in piedmont and one in el cerrito. police say three girls and six boys are in custody. they range in age from 12 to 17 learned they have been linked to sunday's robbery of a 63 year old woman at rockridge market hall. the victim was pushed to the ground robbed an attack outside this flower shop at college and shafter. the robbery happened in oakland city council member dan calls district. it's bad enough that you're robbing people and taking the property that's still a violent crime, but when you are unnecessarily kicking and pushing and hurting them physically when you don't even have to, th

julie haener. it happened over the weekend near a freeway on ramp. our crime reporter henry lee now, after speaking with the family, henry and julie. they're just devastated two girls, just six and one now struggling to cope without their dad. it's your dad. a little bit sad.

julie haener. the victim leaves behind a five year old son. ktvu is amber lee spoke with her family tonight. they say they are still trying to process what happened. senseless thing happened can shatter a family. lorenzo smith is mourning the loss of his knees. monique aldrich of hayward, her family is struggling with her sudden death , the victim of gun violence. it's been very, very difficult time for us quite naturally. um a lot of us are still pretty much trying to cope with it. and you know, some state of shock, you know, for the most part shock over what happened last thursday afternoon. around two o'clock, police are now looking for aldridge's ex husband, vaughn bodnar of san mateo. investigators say he went to aldridge's home in hayward, where she lived with her boyfriend and shot both of them. family members say aldridge died of her injuries at the hospital and her boyfriend is in critical condition. police say the five year old son alders, and the suspect shared was at home that the time of the shooting, but relatives say the child did not witness what happened. mr boehner fled his

the country will hold a general election in july in which his policy will be butch lee. i'm challenge on the launch is the position policy. the campbell policy has been banned from standing. the national election commission said it had failed to complete its registration. i opened up a little bit when the candlelight party is absent. it does seem to limit people's choice. this is something that we see as an injustice and part of the killing of democracy in cambodia. and it should not have been done with the campbell like policies stepped into the void left by the cambodian national press key policy. you'll see an op, which was developed in 2017 the success and local elections that yeah. but it posed a serious threat to hundreds and then the next general election policy lead to kim sucka spent 6 years in detention before being sentenced. the 27 years under house arrest the treason in much. now that he's going, there's new policy or personality to stand in the way. you know when san is obviously gotten used to not having any form of political opposition. he likes the fact

july. in recent days, the increased focus on national security has also seen paging announced a national security investigation against ty, with these publisher, lee john herb, the editor in chief of goose ah, publishing. he does appear waiting on a visit to shanghai last month by the was visiting family to a basic is main body dealing with tile on the 1st of that lee on her is called under investigation to by national security organs on suspicion of engaging in activities, endangering national security and about the relevant parties would protect, leads and legitimate rights and interests. in accordance with the law and driving off a more is louisa lam, hold fast for the people's republic of news. your gentleman revisited was published in chinese by lee young. have the result. what do you make of china investigating lead for court endangering national security? i mean i think that's a very bad sign. uh charge is such is endangering national security um, really very serious in china and could bring loan jail sentences. so the fact that a book publisher is being investigated on these grounds is, i mean it's bad for him, but it's also sending a mess

supervisors are now calling on brooke jenkins to reconsider our crime reporter henry lee live now with the latest henry julie the d a. says this was a case of self defense . but some san francisco supervisors, including board president aaron peskin, say they want the prosecutor to reconsider her decision not to charge this card. you do not have the right to execute someone for shoplifting. san francisco supervisor shaman walton and aaron peskin are upset over san francisco de a brook jenkins decision not to charge of private security guard with murder for fatally shooting benko brown at walgreens at a minimum. this appears to be a manslaughter case to this non attorney. peskin says he plans to formally drafted resolution asking jenkins to reconsider. i am deeply concerned based on my conversations with law enforcement by the district attorney's decision not to charge at least manslaughter, jenkins told me video evidence and statements made by the garden. witnesses indicate the guard acted in self defense after brown threatened him at the store at fourth and markets . you never want to have to tell a family t

julie haener. he tells us. he believes that woman was about to be he robbed at gunpoint. ktvu is amber lee live tonight after speaking with that driver about what happened, amber. julie the tow truck driver m

julie haener mike mibach tonight . city leaders are urging residents regardless of how you feel about the side shows to not get involved. ktvu crime reporter henry lee live tonight in the newsroom with the very latest henry mike and julie. it seems like we can't go one weekend in oakland without more videos of these wild side shows, alan sunday was more the same cars, dirt bikes and atvs takint fed up with it all and try to stop a sideshow but got attacked. we want to warn you, some of this video may be unsettling. video posted on social media shows a man frustrated by a sideshow at 34th and adelaide in west oakland. he hits one of the cars, spinning donuts around him and his then attacked, punched, kicked repeatedly, even while lying on the ground. the victim appears to be unconscious. you can still hear tires screeching as he lies motionless on the sidewalk. at the same sideshow this mustang ran into and sheared off a fire hydrant near navarro, who was visiting oakland from out of state sympathizes with the man who tried to stop the mayhem up. he should speak up, right, but personally, i just i don't like to get involved with that. i don't recomme

julie haener mike mibach. it's just one in a series of recent robberies. ktvu crime reporter henry lee spoke to the woman today he is live tonight in the newsroom with more on the story, henry mike and julie. it's a frightening situation. you go to the bank or atm, and you think you're safe when you get home. that wasn't the case with this woman who says she was tailed back home and targeted by roberts. he thinks have done this before. it's the worst it's ever been. i've never felt like i had to look over my shoulder. this oakland woman says she was followed home from a bank boxed in and held up by four robbers. she wanted to be identified as 70 and asked that we not show her face scary. it was scary in hindsight. absolutely no. they followed me from that from the a. t m. stephanie says she made a cash deposit at the wells fargo atm at lakeshore and trussell glenn at about 9 45 sunday night and then drove home. i noticed that a car was behind. me, but that's not unusual. but when i did turn onto my street, you know, i did take note that the car was still behind me. she pulled into this

julie haener mike mibach. it's just one in a series of recent robberies. ktvu crime reporter henry leen today he is live tonight in the newsroom with more on the story, henry mike and julie. it's a frightening situation. you go to the bank or atm, and you think you're safe when you get home. that wasn't the case with this woman who says she was tailed back home and targeted by roberts. he thinks have done this before. it's the worst it's ever been. i've never felt like i had to look over my shoulder. this oakland woman says she was followed home from a bank boxed in and held up

that have shaken lawmakers including an attack on former congressman lee zeldin at a campaign event for the run for governor last julya weapon. zeldin wasn't injured. earlier a man attacked angie craig in the elevator of her apartment building. according to police, she is tossed her hot coffee on the offender to defend herself. >> the proliferation of use of social media, and the just -- the increasingly the increasing divide in our country politically has a lot to do with it, with the increase in threats. >> and the challenge for lawmakers, brianna is that they have a public facing job. they want to communicate with their constituents. they want to have town halls. they had immediata meet-and-gre they're constantly balancing that with threats. brianna? >> that is tough, when they just want to be able to be there for their constituents. lauren fox, thank you. living for us from capitol hill. >>> just into cnn, the state department has reversed course. it's now going to allow two top members of the house foreign affairs committee to view a dissent cable. the state department's refusal led to antony blinken facing a co

ktvu greg lee joins us now, with the details of the arrest and his connection to the bay area, julie certainly some relief from the davis community tonight, the yolo county d, a confirming the suspect is a former oakland resident and last attended laney college. these three stabbings, two of them homicides in less than one week set off a manhunt and struck fear into this college town this afternoon, the chief calling the community resilient as he announced this arrest. the individual believed to be responsible. for these horrific. brutal. attacks. there is no longer free to terrorize our community. the davis mayor and police chief announcing the arrest of a suspect connected to the serial stabbings that killed two people, injured another and shook the city. these crimes were horrific. they're hard to imagine. they struck fear in the community. and we know that police chief darren pittle identified the suspect as 21 year old carlos dominguez, who was from oakland and last attended laney college. he was a student at ucd up until last week. he's been here for a couple of years, and we'r

july 20 at 66. >> tom hampton, i was a young captain when i shut down. on the 27th of june 1972. >> leend was there five anand a half years.alvin alvares eight and half years. >> all four men shot out of the sky and captured. their treatment was brutal. >> they drag you out and go back into yourself. >> the resistance was torture and resisted and tortured. >> i felt like it was me versus the whole field. >> they would spend years communicating through prison walls by tapping. >> i would tap to say hi you go 23, 2, 4. we would sign up every day with this one. that's god bless you. it was like goodbye and god bless you. >> david: it was 1973, many years into that war when the peace treaty, the paris peace accords were signed. the p.o.w.s finally started to come home. the image back then of emmett alvarez walking off the plane mid salute. he has not forgotten that moment. >> it was unreal. it was overwhelming. >> david: in the right hand corner of this photo at the bonhomme, this is tom hampton. >> this was your reaction when the aircraft carrier said we are in international waters, eight

julie haener. there are just 10 days left in the school year, ktvu henry lee explains what's in the agreement and what expect in the final days of the school year. i need her students are going back to class in oakland for the first time since teachers walked off the job on may 4th, the oakland teachers union says the tentative agreement will allow teachers to earn more faster and increase lifetime earnings and one of the things that makes this agreement pretty historic is that we are collapsing the schedule salary schedule. and that's going to help us retain teachers over the long period of time. teachers say they're eager to return to class on tuesday. i'm just happy it's over, and we have an agreement and that were back at work for these guys deal was reached at 3 30 monday morning between the teachers union and the district. the new contract includes a 15% pay raise a 10% retroactive race and a $5000.01 time bonus. the proposed agreement includes the hiring of more teacher librarians, counselors and nurses. it includes common good issues for students and their families. the agreement comes just in

julie haener. the victim leaves behind a five year old son. ktvu is amber lee spoke with her family tonight. still trying to process what happened. senseless thing happened can shatter a family. lorenzo smith is mourning the loss o

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julie julie haener mike mibach carol is one of several women who have accused the former president of sexual assault or harassment. ktvu is greg lee explained the implications of today's verdict. writer e. jean carroll walked out of new york courthouse, smiling after a jury found former president trump liable for sexually abusing and defaming her. carroll's lawyer responding to reporters this way about. carol sued the former president, accusing him of raping her in the dressing room of the new york department store in the mid nineties. the federal jury did not find him liable of rape, but found his sexually abused her and defamed her when denying her allegations. the jury awarded carol $5 million in damages. in a statement, carol said today the world finally knows the truth. this victory is not just for me, but for every woman who has suffered because she was not believed. trump repeatedly denied the claims and the closely watched civil trial . he's strong, he's he's ready to move forward. um he wants to fight this on appeal again. he was successful in one appeal before these cases typically would be far too old to bring in either

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i'm julie julie haener mike mibach that homicide investigation is happening right now near 40/5 and bancroft. that's where police gave an update a short time ago. ktvu crime reporter henry leeoins us live tonight and henry. investigators say the girl and the suspect there was a relationship. they knew each other somehow. yeah it's just a tragedy out here. mike in east oakland, still very much an active seeing the victim and the suspect knew each other. this victim only 10 years old. on the senseless and horrific, horrific act of violence.

i'm julie julie haener mike mibach that homicide investigation is happening right now near 40/5 and bancroft. that's where police gave an update a short time ago. ktvu crime reporter henry lee joins us live tonight and henry. investigators say the girl and the suspect there was a relationship. they knew each other somehow. yeah it's just a tragedy out here. mike in east oakland, still very much an active seeing the victim and the suspect knew each other. this victim only 10 years old. on the senseless and horrific, horrific act of violence. of a 10 year i know that there's nothing more that tears at the heoss of a child began around noon, there was a request 40/5 and bancroft with fears that a little girl was hurt. oakland interim police chief darren allison says officers quickly found a sign that something was wrong, but they did locate a knife outside the residence with blood on it forced their way inside and found that an unresponsive 10 year old girl i've been stabbed in the neck. police try to save her life. but she died at the scene. police say they found the suspect. still, they're suffering from self inflicted stab wounds. that suspect was taken to a hospital in cri

i'm julie haney mike mibach three stabbings, two of them deadly all in less than a week, setting off a manhunt, even prompting u. c davis to suspend night classes. ktvu is greg lee as the latest on the arrest the individual believed to be responsible. for these horrific, brutal attacks. there is no longer free to terrorize our community, the davis mayor and police chief announcing the arrest of a suspect connected to the serial stabbings that killed two people, injured another and shook the city. these crimes were horrific. they're hard to imagine. they struck fear in the community. and we know that police chief darren pittle identified the suspect as 21 year old carlos dominguez, who was from oakland and last attended laney college. he was a student at ucd up until last week. he's been here for a couple of years, and we're still gathering other background information on him. at this point, officials say they received 15 calls wednesday from members of the public who all said they spotted a man matching the suspect's description wearing the same clothes from the most recent attack on monday , this is helicopter video showing police detaining the alleged suspect

july 3rd, 1942, and they picked the time of the charge. dedicated at 3:15 in the afternoon. >> reporter: the governor of virginia was quoted as saying pickett stands with robert e. leeent story. >> 12,500 confederate soldiers from three divisions attack to this position. ends up being called pickett's charge and it is an absolute and utter catastrophe. >> reporter: retired brigadier general ty seidule taught history at west point and would take his students on walks over the battlefield. >> we are less than a mile coming up here. >> reporter: with no cover? >> and so they came in, into this kill zone, and were slaughtered. >> reporter: what became of pickett? >> pickett survived and in 1864 he summarily executes 23 u.s. army soldiers. after the war, he goes to dan da because he thinks he is going to be hanged as a war criminal. >> reporter: the man who ordered pickett to charge was robert e. lee, who quit the u.s. army to command the confederate forces. he is remembered at gettysburg by this giant statue. >> the idea that lee was a hero. ironic that a person trying to destroys the united states of america becomes the great american. >> reporter: makes you wonder who

first board hearings in which i participated after joining the board in july, 2018 was one called by our former colleague, sander leefewer to investigate the understaffing of traffic company and its relationship to the declining enforcement of traffic safety laws in san francisco. following that hearing, the department announced a new solo motorcycle training classes, the first step towards rebuilding traffic company and increasing safety traffic safety enforcement nonetheless, just over a year later in october, 2019 the department was back in front of a board committee to explain a continuing decline in traffic enforcement. more recently, last october, i held i held a hearing at the board's public safety and neighborhood services committee, specifically focusing focusing on the decline of traffic enforcement over the last decade. at that hearing, we explored the decline in the department issued traffic citations from an average of 350 per day in 2014 to 117 per day. as recently as 2019 to just 10 citations per uh per day last year. um that's a 97% decline in traffic citations issued between 2014 and 2022. if it fee

first board hearings in which i participated after joining the board in july, 2018 was one called by our former colleague, sander leefewer to investigate the understaffing of traffic company and its relationship to the declining enforcement of traffic safety laws in san francisco. following that hearing, the department announced a new solo motorcycle training classes, the first step towards rebuilding traffic company and increasing safety traffic safety enforcement nonetheless, just over a year later in october, 2019 the department was back in front of a board committee to explain a continuing decline in traffic enforcement. more recently, last october, i held i held a hearing at the board's public safety and neighborhood services committee, specifically focusing focusing on the decline of traffic enforcement over the last decade. at that hearing, we explored the decline in the department issued traffic citations from an average of 350 per day in 2014 to 117 per day. as recently as 2019 to just 10 citations per uh per day last year. um that's a 97% decline in traffic citations issued between 2014 and 2022. if it fee