some co-workers believed kent had sexually assaulted her. perhaps if i worked elsewhere, i might have automatically rejected the rumor that a man sworn to uphold our laws would violate them inside a so called palace of justice, but i was an investigative reporter in texas a place where the improbable often occurs. houston is home to the moon men of nasa and to joanne herring the glittering socialite and eris who allied with the texas congressman to finance a secret cia award in afghanistan. skyscapers skyscrapers near our downtown's newsroom had formerly housed swaggering swindler king because of enron before their pipeline empire fell to fraud. focused on the story. i navigated back through a maze of metal cabinets loaded with newspapers maps dictionaries and bulging. file folders are newsroom was sort of a notorious firetrap in those days. i popped down at my desk and kept my voice low as i called rice to follow up. this was such a sensitive topic. i didn't even want our colleagues to over here. rice lived on galveston island and wells wel

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joining us life now artistic executive director kent jue. and jan -- ian.it a special day for you. >> is my birthday. kristen: happy birthday, age 14, what a birthday present to leave on thursday and go on this tour with kent and all your friends. long-delayed, you're been planning all through the pandemic? >> this is the second year we have tried to get this to work off and running -- tour off and running. we are thrilled that we are departing on thursday. kristen: hopefully no delays, kent, disclosure, we have known each other for a while, i child is likely -- lucky to have you as a music teacher. wise music so important -- why is mesic so important in a child's life? >> i love being able to explore the emotional integrity of art through singing and share that love of music and joy with kids. >> one of them is ian, you tell me, the ragazzi boys course as been around for 30 years. how many singers are there, how do you practice? >> there is multiple levels of groups in ragazzi. as you gain more experience and you are in ragazzi for longer i've been in ther

that in 1733 the architect william kent designed by order of the duke of devonshire for his large familyd i know, oh-oh-oh, the house is class, wow! no , of course, that landscaping stables know this, no, this is not a building about back then. this is where olga said. this is not culture. it's true. this is some kind of attraction is not bad, but no, the pool. no, it is not fountain with water, it is not connected with water. no, there is no entertainment to work to delete. no not for work not for treatment for pleasure. no, it did n't work. uh, satisfaction for the satisfaction of ecology, no. no, this is for the convenience of showers for and the question was such for convenience. yes, yes, for the convenience of the life of the figures, but in general, yes, something like this, but it's not funny. this is transport. this is not trump sports road railroad railroad road. this is just transport. yes, is it connected to their home, or is it outside the home. it's out of the house first hint. well, why not a winter garden so it was good for convenience. why inside the house? he said no at

david kent flew in from mississippi last night. devon harris drove in from the central valley. >> we ran into celtics fans. got to stay deep in numbers for now. we ain't got that many coming out here today. >> reporter: they are undefeated in the playoffs at home. >> right. but i like our roll record right now. our chances are looking good. what are we, 6-2 on the road? >> reporter: rafael smith would like all the bandwagoners to please sit down. he has been cheering for warriors for 66 years. >> you're flexing with this old school jersey. >> that's how i roll. >> reporter: after everything the team went through the past two years, the trip to the finals is all about not taking it for granted. >> we're used to it. we're used to coming back all the time. and sometimes that adversity, once you get to this point, you are well, we went through a lot. now we're here again. let's relish this and let's get another one. that's going to be a beautiful thing when they win this. >> reporter: by the way, devin harris has a net tattoo with 17 s

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david kent flew in from mississippi last night. devon harris drove in from the central valley. >> we just happened to run across another celtics fan. so we don't have that many coming out there today. >> reporter: they are undefeated in the playoffs at home. >> right. but i like our road record right now. so our chances are looking good. we're like 6-2 on the road. >> reporter: he would like all the bandwagoners to please sit down. he's been cheering for the warriors for 56 years with the worn out jersey to prove it. after everything the team went through the past two years, this trip to the finals is all about not taking it for grant it. >> we're used to coming back all the time. and sometimes that diversity, it -- once you get to this point, you're like, we went through a lot. now we're here again. let's relish this and get another one. and i think that's going to be a beautiful thing when they win this one. >> reporter: all right. so i ain't going to lie to you. i'm a little nervous, but it's a good nervous. i'm looking forward

interest rates are causing people to buy property sooner rather than later but is that wise jolene kent reports in our series "priced out." >> reporter: sky callahan was in a rush >> so financially, overall, it's been a little bit of a struggle. we had to either buy before the rates went up or completely wait >> reporter: with a growing family, she needed a beggar house. calculating what the new jersey family could afford depended on interest rates which have surged a 30-year fixed rate mortgage climbing from 3.3% at the start of the year to 6.22% now home prices have been soaring, too. median sale prices have skyrocketed 16% in the last year it could mean as much as a thousand dollars increase. a trend pushing some act in a hurry. >> when we saw that the rates were going up due to inflation, that's when we really got into gear and decided, okay, we need to make a move now, because it's only going to get worse. >> reporter: that feeling she's getting is too, beyond the housing market nearly 90% of americans are concerned about inflation and more than a third of shoppers say they have pu

jo ling kent, nbc news. >>> of course, it's not just soaring home prices and mortgage rates. so many factors are combining into an economic picture painful for many americans. high gas prices are contributing to the 8.6% inflation rate that shoppers are all too familiar with. markets are down substantially. the dow has dropped more than 16% since the start of the year though closing up today as we noted earlier. meantime, household debt is rising, setting a new record this year by nearly $16 trillion. credit card debt that's up reaching $841 billion with rates expected to go up joining me now is cnbc's senior personal finance correspondent sharon epperson. sharon, what are you telling people they can do right now >> lester, the first thing to do is don't panic. panic is not a strategy focus on what you can control. with your spending pay down credit card and high-interest debt by some estimate card rates will be close to 19% by the end of the year so you want to move that debt to a lower rate by switching to an interest-free balance transfer card. to boost savings, look at yo

here's jo ling kent. >> reporter: high school senior christina hwong is proud to be chinese american but lately it hasn't been easy >> i actually had someone cough on me, take off their mask and cough on me when i was out with my parents. and at the moment i didn't really understand, i was very confused >> reporter: asian americans have reported a surge in hate incidents since the pandemic began, rooted in a long history of racism. >> i didn't really understand what it meant until later when we started having conversations about anti-asian hate. >> reporter: a recent study found in much of the country, k-12 curriculum for u.s. history focuses primarily on japanese incarceration and anti-asian immigration laws so christina turned her experience into action, joining the effort to pass a law in new jersey requiring asian american/pacific islander history in public schools illinois and connecticut have done the same and now at least four other states are working on similar bills. the groundswell comes as one in three asian american parents said their child experienced a hate incident at

we�*ve got some more rainjust clipping kent and east anglia as it pushes northwards.ain continues to move northwards and we�*ll see a bit more cloud at times across east anglia and kent. elsewhere, sunshine and showers, most of the showers in the north and the west with highs getting up to 21. hello. this is bbc news. i�*m lewis vaughanjones and these are the headlines. tributes are paid to cancer campaigner, blogger and broadcaster dame deborahjames, who died aged 40 yesterday after receiving end—of—life care for bowel cancer. crucial talks on the future direction of nato are getting underway in madrid — borisjohnson will call on his fellow leaders to increase their military spending. a former white house aide gives damning testimony about donald trump�*s actions during the storming of the us capitol building last year, saying he knew people in the crowd were armed but he didn�*t care. ghislaine maxwell is jailed for 20 years in a us prison for recruiting and trafficking teenage girls for her then boyfriend jeffrey epstein. a 29—year—old man has been charged with mur

jo ling kent has details. >> reporter: president biden acknowledging he didn't know about the formularisis for two months, following closure of the critical abbott manufacturing plant in michigan. >> i became aware of this problem sometime in early april how intense it was. >> reporter: moments earlier in his meeting with top manufacturers -- >> we knew from the very beginning this would be a serious event. >> we could foresee it would create tremendous shortage. >> did the ceos just tell you the understood it would have a big impact? >> they did, but i didn't. >> reporter: fda officials were alerted to potential problems at the plant in october when an abbott whistle-blower sent fda officials this 34 page document alleging lax practices includin regulatory violations were consistently overlooked the fda did not send a team to investigate until january 31st abbott shut down the plant on february 15th and issued a voluntary recall two days later. that same day, the fda put out a warning to parents. now president biden says he didn't become aware until april, but the president not publi

you might just catch a glimpse of one of these beloved marine mammals. >> jo ling kent, thanks so muching the country. it may have a funny name, but pickle ball is the name of the game these days. and both kids and grown-ups alike are loving it. our friend, savanna sellers has details. >> it's a sport that has exploded here at home >> pickle ball >> reporter: that's right, pickle ball and it's not just for grown-ups. >> i came out one day and then i was like, i'm not going to like this, you know this is for older people a lot of younger people are now coming out. >> pickle ball is when you pick a racket and you hit it to the other person nb can play. it doesn't matter by your age, even if you're very old or very young >> reporter: yes, kids are grabbing their paddles to play ball >> how old were you when you first played pickle ball? >> three >> you've just got to hit it over the net, so it's a really fun and easy sport >> the fact that it's so fast-paced at the net and the games go by pretty quick, it just keeps your attention, i think for a lot of young people, as well. >> so what ex

the youngest is 21, a dog trainer from kent who has done a course in trauma first aid.ou feel it's a bit close for comfort. as much danger as we are in we also feel quite prepared and reliable as a team. it is a world away from her home in sussex and previous career in technology. it is hands—on. her own family knows this trauma. her grandmother had to flee poland during the second world war. the team has helped around 150 ukrainians to flee. including anastasia who is 96. we just want to get things done without any bureaucracy or red tape. we work every day because this is what we care about and do and this is what matters. because we are all europeans and an attack on ukraine by russia is an attack on all of us and we care about it. back in the uk, he was caring for sheep and cattle on a farm in cornwall. no preparation for aid work in a war zone in eastern ukraine. some people at home will say what are guys doing? why don't you leave it to the ukrainians or the big organisations? good question. i did not expect we would be needed or wanted in this sort of role. but w

that is, you already offended me, you don’t care, dude , these stereo defenses in nikolaev i have kents. understood live? beha seven cabriolet they took away some boozy baron of her terror and put a heavy machine gun on her, i realized, there is such a batmobile, it travels around nikolaev. what caliber do you know? 7,62 ak-74 not 762 is not written there. listen, don't swear. yevgeny, a former military and railway troops now retired, says that he is tired of watching ukrainian bloggers humiliate russian chat-roulette, and in 2018 he decided to go there to stand up for his compatriots. i want to convey to people. the truth really get them to at least think, because that's what's going on. e causes really very serious indignation, because the stream of dirt and hatred that flows out onto our country is, well, on our people , on our citizens. simply unthinkable. now its online. many recognize, including, therefore, they do not flip through the interlocutor in a different way, but try to enter into a dialogue. how are you? cast you famous person you know about it in action now looks exactl

go but hats off to this person in kent who just stayed for the last few minutes of sunshine today.s was that maximum. further south, that is where the best of the sunshine has been and where the best of the warmth has been and in fact, in east yorkshire we sort highs of 27 degrees, 81 fahrenheit point that we keep the clear skies this evening and it will be a relatively mild start tomorrow morning and with more sunshine coming from if you like the sunshine coming from if you like the sunshine and the heat, you will not be disappointed. plenty of it as we go through the day and even more sunshine in scotland and northern ireland. at the far north—west of scotland keeps the cloud going, a bit more of a breeze so temperate is a bit more disappointing but we could again see temperatures as high as 27 celsius, 81 fahrenheit. we will start to see some changes to close out the week and this is the first sign, this frontal system which has brought the cooler and fresher air to the heatwave conditions across europe. that will bring some showers potentially across the channel islands but it

. >> this is kent. kent is very special because he's come to lick all my makeup off.the perfect wine to compliment any dish. his personal favorite is a full-bodied bordeaux paired with his own balls. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> stephen: dame, dame, you're a dame. >> i am, i'm a dame, yes, that's correct. >> stephen: this is bianca. hello! this is bianca. bianca barks, but only at people who wear their masks under their nose. it's been two years. either wear the thing or don't. bianca has no time for your half-assed, piss-poor attitude. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> this is jelly bean. she is a highly-skilled painter who spent decades-- in dog years, that is, obviously-- training to become the world's greatest living art forger. so did she just pee on your white carpet, or did you actually just get yourself a shag pile jackson pollock? it ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: and finally-- oh, hello. this is taffeta. taffeta will tutor your kids for the s.a.t. she's great at the math portion, but i'll warn you, her vocabulary is "rough." well, that does it for "rescue do

the bushbys actually modeled their maze after the yew maze at the hever castle in kent. >> their mazetrees, and 16 tons of gravel along a quarter mile of pathways. it takes several days to trim it, which is done only once a year. and, yes, there's only one way out. >> not going to lie. this is very regal, very bougie, and i love it. i can only imagine how much fun you would have. >> it's beautiful. >>> next, to a mini usain bolt in the making. >> you guys, this video -- wait, what? >> oh, my gosh. check it out. 8-year-old junior olympian jayce wilson showed off his incredible speed, reaching speeds of 18.2 miles per hour on this treadmill. that's about two-thirds the top speed of the world's fastest human, usain bolt, and much faster than any of us can hope to run. >> jayce's parents say he loves all things sports, particularly football. his dad says getting him up for school can be a chore, but he's always up bright and early on game day of course. >> playing tag with him is probably miserable. you're always it, okay? >>> and finally, to the disney-loving dog captivated by our favori

kent. i'm the president of the lincoln group of the district of columbia or the lincoln group of dc. i assume that's for the lincoln group and not for me in particular. lincoln group is one of the most active lincoln organizations in the country and even though we are based here in dc. our membership is worldwide and really worldwide but especially countrywide so we've been around since the 1930s. so we are very happy today to have helped organize this program. along with the national park service, and i especially want to call out jamie boyle who without whom this none of this would have happened. and and co-sponsored by the lincoln forum of which harold holder is the chair and harold you'll be hearing from harold in a shortly. so i also want to thank roberta and leiden schwarzenberger who who's generous contribution helped underrate. much of this program as well as all the other people who helped. provide funds to get this done. so i want to thanks in advance to all the speakers all the c

mine, representatives of the dpr report that the staff is in the shelter of two civilians wounded in kent limonovka, shells exploded in other settlements of the donetsk republic militants in the controlled territories continue to place any points near civilian objects , this was reported in our national defense control center, nikolaevka strongholds, ammunition depots were arranged in schools. including in a boarding school for orphans next to the yard, artillery keeps people in the basements in the city . in the newly liberated mariupol, russian sappers are conducting a unique operation, the scale of the work is huge and must be done with pinpoint accuracy calculated. every step matters every second in this matter, there are no trifles, because azov became a real industrial city, the ukrainian militants turned the city into a continuous trap. our correspondent oleg shishkin is watching how everything happens. 11 m². there are mines and unexploded ordnance everywhere. this road has already been cleared of mines, so nothing is dangerous here, but in these houses, where ukrainian nationalis

so on fall under ukrainian shelling party reports from done by the city of danielle kent speaks to emergency services, working tirelessly for the shell by ukrainian forces on a daily basis. also a head on the program. we must give the international community to practice true multilateralism, uphold the international system with the un at his core. about the message from the chinese president doesn't align summit of the bricks grouping kicks off. the high level meeting comes this 5 western attempts to drive a wedge between the block of the emerging column.

kent, what is the king going to do?w tonight great i just want to say this. what are we going to do? we're going to do the best we can and you said everything up to this point, what needs to be said, this is what's happening out here. we are in this together in las vegas and long live the king, i want to be a part of that long live the king and what do we do? we wait to hear back from them and i'm waiting to hear back from them. >> so it's a negotiation, it's going to cost you, that's for sure. did this elvis estate, do they understand they might be puttin i don't know, hundreds and hundreds of elvis is out of business, do they get that? could get i don't think they do and if they do get it it has to do with a couple things. first of all, we as fans of elvis, myself, i would never do anything to give a bad image of what elvis was, is, and will always be, which means, you know ♪ singing ♪ don't be cruel is what i like t say, but i know they are doing their job and i want to do my job and there is one thing we all have in

the youngest is 21, a dog trainer from kent who has done a course in trauma.— trainer from kent who haswe _ course in trauma. when we are out on evacuations we are _ course in trauma. when we are out on evacuations we are very _ course in trauma. when we are out on evacuations we are very alert - course in trauma. when we are out on evacuations we are very alert to - evacuations we are very alert to what is going on. there have been a few moments if units it's a bit close for comfort as much danger as we are in we also feel quite prepared and reliable as a team. it is a world away from her home in sussex and previous career in technology. it is hands—on. her own family knows this trauma. her grandmother had to flee poland during the second world war. that team has helped around 150 ukrainians to free. including anastasia who is 96. we ukrainians to free. including anastasia who is 96. ~ , ., ., anastasia who is 96. we 'ust want to net thin . s anastasia who is 96. we 'ust want to get things done h anastasia who is 96. we 'ust want to get things done without _ anastasia who is 96. we jus

a deadly shooting in kent, washington, south of seattle, may be linked to the investigation. a task force shot and killed a man they want to take into custody at an apartment complex in kent yesterday afternoon. the u.s. marshals service would only say the man is wanted in connection with a quote " california homicide." the homicide is reportedly that of alexis gabe. police say the arrest took a violent turn. >> officers knocked and announced at the residence. the suspect came to the door and charged officers with a knife. three different numbers of the task force opened fire, striking the suspect. jobina: the unnamed suspect died at the scene. this is a stunning turn of events, because gabe's case has never been classified as a homicide, only a missing persons case. she vanished on january 26, saying she was going to her ex-boyfriend's house in antioch. they found the missing woman's cell phone case last month and increased the reward for information to $100,000. there is no information on the identity of the wanted fugitive shot and killed in washington. we will be at the 1

you don’t dude, these stero-defenses in nikolaev, i understand that the kents live there?a seven cabriolet they took away some boozy baron of her terror and put a heavy machine gun on her, i realized, there is such a batmobile, it travels around nikolaev. what caliber do you know? 7.62 is not written there. oh, listen, don't swear. you didn’t read the documents, that i already had a brain explosion, that evgeny, a former military and railway troops now retired, says that he was tired of watching how ukrainian bloggers humiliate russian chat roulette and decided to go there in 2018 to stand up for compatriots. i want to convey to people. the truth is really to force them to at least think, because what is happening, it really causes very serious indignation, because the stream of dirt and hatred that flows out onto our country is well, and on our people on our citizens. simply unthinkable. now its online. many people find out, including, therefore, they don’t flip through the interlocutor in a different way, but try enter into a dialogue. how are you? well, you are a well-k

within a few days he traveled to kent, washington and stayed with a friend. last night as detectives closed in on the apartment, they say jones lunged at them with a navy. officers shot and killed him. >> reporter: that's my west friend. and they fatally shot him and then they let me sit out here for an hour knowing who i was. >> she didn't want to be identified. she is now part of the investigation as will several electronic devices police have recovered from jones. they say his dna was also found inside alexis's cell phone case located last month near his home. there is a $100,000 reward out for any information that leads to alexis. >> the police are saying that our daughter is gone. but our daughter will remain alive in our hearts. we will continue to search for her until we find her. >> gabe's father praised the oakley police for their work throughout the past four months. that department now facing questions as to why it took so long to get an arrest warrant for jones. >> the largest obstacle was the degree of difficulty in this case. it took the examina

the suspect in her case, marshall curtis jones iii, was killed in kent, washington, yesterday by u.s. marshals serving a warrant for his arrest. >> we didn't want him dead. we wanted him arrested to pay for his sins. we wanted to meet with him face to face. we wanted to look him in the eye and ask him why. ask him where is alexis. >> reporter: police say evidence kept piling up pointing to marshall adds a suspect, including his dna on her cellphone case as well as gps data from her car. >> marshall jones being captured on several surveillance cameras which led him on a path from where alexis' vehicle was dumped in oakley to his home on the evening of january 26, 2022. >> the gabes are stunned. >> he was our daughter's first love. they were together for three years. he got along well with the two brothers and her cousins. he became part of our family. we had no idea he was capable of doing something like this. >> reporter: oakley investigators say they don't have a motive in this case. they are hoping to get some answers from electronic devices marshall had in washington state. he hope

on the balcony are all the working royals, the queen's cousins, duke of gloucester, duke of kent. with the duchess of -- we're just listening to the these jets. >> that's the first time they were in the carriage, correct, taking part in trooping the colour. >> i think that was a lovely moment, the fact that -- prince charles taking the queen's position at the head then you've got louis, charlotte and george with camilla and kate. and it was a lovely image, wasn't it? it gave the crowd here for a long while going right overhead. i feel like we're being attacked. >> the sounds are just remarkable as they fly overhead. >> they'll be in this as well. there will be the voyager which is our version of air force one which is a voyager that's boris johnson, the prime minister, spent hundreds of thousands of pounds repainting. that's -- i've been in it a couple of times on the royal tour. it's quite special. >> listen to you. but, you know, this doesn't take away from -- look, you talk about this as a bigger celebration, it's 70 years of her being -- >> 70. >> that's amazing. >> let's take

i'm joined by lisa steward, who lives in kent and is worried about the rising cost of living.tuation, first of all. ., today. tell us about your situation, first of all. . ., , first of all. i have grown up children. — first of all. i have grown up children, i— first of all. i have grown up children, i live _ first of all. i have grown up children, i live in _ first of all. i have grown up children, i live in a - first of all. i have grown up children, i live in a rural. first of all. i have grown up i children, i live in a rural part first of all. i have grown up - children, i live in a rural part of kent and i rely on energy obviously to be able to get around, i have multiple electric devices, an electric stairlift, electric bed and what have you.— electric stairlift, electric bed and what have you. electric stairlift, electric bed and what have ou. ., ., , ., ., what have you. you mentioned you are in a rural area — what have you. you mentioned you are in a rural area so _ what have you. you mentioned you are in a rural area so do _ what have you. you mentioned you are in a

cloud maybe bringing some rain into parts of east kent and suffolk and norfolk coasts as well.ight, we will see some showers continuing and some rain perhaps working back into eastern parts of scotland. dry weather elsewhere and temperatures for most of us holding up in double digits. there will be some showers around again on friday, longer spells of rain for some, but as we move through the weekend, the showers will become fewer and further between, more in the way of dry weather and some spells of sunshine. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm monica miller. the headlines... the sole surviving member of the group that carried out the 2015 islamist attacks in paris has been sentenced to life in prison after the biggest trial in french history. the american singer, r kelly, has been sentenced to 30 years in jail for the systematic sexual abuse of women and children. a marked change in nato's approach to dealing with russian aggression. at their summit in madrid, leaders of the military alliance declare the kremlin to be a "direct threat" to their countries' s

staging set up for saturday's party, and the salute was taken by the queen, accompanied by the duke of kent herjubilee message, the queen had said she looked forward to the future with confidence. that, we can assume, was an implied reference to the future of the monarchy, and so once again today we had a glimpse of the future. it was the prince of wales who led the royal party from buckingham palace. also riding on horseback behind charles were prince william, the duke of cambridge, and princess anne, the princess royal. and writing together in one of the carriages, the cambridges�* three children, prince george, prince louis in the middle, and princess charlotte. hi! as the charlotte. h i as the procession made its way down the mall, a group of animal rights protesters broke through the corn and attempted to disrupt a marching band before being dragged away by police. 0n horse guards parade, the footguards had formed up. plenty to look out for those newcomers to the parade, plenty to get used to for these newcomers who will see it many years —— who will see it many times in years to come.

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this morning, we are learning a deadly pollution in kent, washington south of seattle may be linked to the investigation. a task force assigned to arrest wanted fugitives shot and killed a man they wanted to take into custody at an apartment complex in kent yesterday afternoon. the u.s. marshals service would only say the man is wanted in connection with a "california homicide." reportg is morni ain seattle is homicide is th of al she arresto violent turn law enforcement ofs knocked and announced at the residence. the suspect came to the door and charged officers with a knife. three different members of the task force open fire, striking the suspect. >> that unnamed suspect died at the scene and this is a stunning turn of events because oakley police have never classified the case as a homicide, only as a missing person. she vanished on january 26 after seeing -- saying she was going to her ex-boyfriend's house. investigators found the missing woman's cell phone case last month and increased the reward for information leading to an arrest to $100,000. there is no word on the identity o

the shooting happened wednesday at his apartment in kent, washington where police believe he was hiding out. here's a new image of the knife. they believe jones killed gabe back in january. her body has never been found. police say they have mounds of evidence against jones. it includes surveillance video of him walking from gabe's car that was dumped in oakley. and jones' dna on her crell phoe case. >>> 12-year-old fairfield girl being called a hero after saving a younger child's life. she was at her pool in her apartment complex when she saw a child in the water. and she pulled her out and got her breathing again. where she learned to save lives might surprise you. >> i was like, might as well, you don't know when you need it, probably will never need it. but i needed it. >> by recommended, she means recommended videos on youtube. following the rescue, tamaya earned a number of awards from the local police and fire chief. >>> oakland community members are rallying together to keep an elementary school open. skaters took over part of parker elementary school for a family skate day this

depp, kent constitute a form of domestic abuse -- can constitute a form of domestic abuse.here was a video him engaging in property destruction. it raises a question about what presumptions the jurors may have had about whether or not such property description could constitute -- destruction could constitute domestic abuse that might essentially have found that he met his hybrid and of having proved he never committed any domestic abuse, despite that video. kristen: right. this trial really played out online, with memes, on tiktok. talk about the world social media -- role social media played in this trial, was not harmful in any way for heard? >> i think what was harmful for her and all victims of sexual violence was the decision of the judge -- which i think was egregiously incorrect -- to require that heard give her testimony on television. and via livestreaming. it is shocking to me. it is still a little shocking to me, that a woman alleging rape was forced to describe the graphic details of it on television and via video, then see it cruelly used against her on social

kent field. 72. oakland was 70 nice degrees. look at the system.his has been going on since april. this one took anymore. portland's then look at the low forming right. see the circulation right over spokane. look at that. for the this time of year. that's impressive. i mean, they're probably sick of it, but that's impressive weather wise. for us. we got the cloud cover. we got the low clouds. we got the breeze and the cooler temps. so today we'll bump it up a little bit 60 seventies anywhere near the water to be a little warmer today, you'll get some couple of eighties here inland santa rosa one with that might be a north breeze. 84 can't feel the 76 conquered up 3 to 82 palo alto from 79 to 81 degrees fifties on most of the temps. there are a few forties but a lot of fifties here to the north. running park in sevastopol have now dipped to 49 degrees. there's a lot of forties up in mendocino county, also in the lake county, mainly fifties here, marin county sonoma napa, but right at 50 for a point raising bodega bay is at 51. see the lot of the ci

investigators say they tried to arrest jones yesterday in kent, washington, near seattle, where he was staying with a friend. >> marshall jones responded by coming out the front door with a knife and recharge those officers marshall jones was shot because of his deadly and threatening actions. he died at the scene. >> authorities say the investigation is ongoing and they still need to find gabe's body. there's $100,000 reward for any information that helps in this case. kron four's been following this case ever since alexis gabe was first reported missing. yeah. and kron four's justine waltman has the details on how this investigation has unfolded. >> on january, 26 oakley police say alexis gabe was last seen in antioch with her ex-boyfriend. her car was found days later with the keys inside on january. 30th kron 4 was there when family, friends and volunteers began their search for a lexus with the help of the class kids foundation team spread out across eastern contra costa county. the search is one on throughout february march, april and may in february, oakley police served a searc

yeah, kent coming up at 6. but you're going to some weather. share the we've got some weather. like it's going to be a little extreme the next couple of watch out for that's got some heat advisories going up inside the bay showing up there in the orange. you've got excessive heat warning in solano county and of lail fairfield and vacaville. that's where the temperatures likely the sizzle in the triple digits. there. going to be hot inside the bay to probably find some 90's into the santa clara valley and parts of the north bay as well up there right now. that fog really kind of the story coast side. i think it might be the story right through this little heat wave is going to see that fog and that on shore breeze right along the coastlines are going to see extreme temperatures where you have the nice, 40 degree temperature drop along the coastline. we're going to be baking in that sunshine and many spots inland. temperatures outside a 63 degrees in san francisco. 68 in oakland, 79 for a high in san jose. 83 in livermore. 85 in concord. these temperatures very similar to yesterd

is s marshals tried to arrest marshall jones up in kent. washington yesterday on award in gabes death. authorities say he came at them with a knife, then u. s marshals shot and killed him. police say jones's games ex boyfriend gabe has been missing since january. jones was the last person she was seen with before her disappearance. stay with ktvu and ktvu dot com for the latest on the story, and we will have more information for you on our news at four o'clock. to berkeley. now police have arrested a 16 year old accused of trying to recruit other people to participate in an attack at his school. investigators say the target here was berkeley high school officers searched the boys home after receiving a tip last month said they found parts to build assault rifles, several knives, explosives and electronic items that could be used to create more weapons. the team surrendered to police. earlier this week. berklee school officials addressed the incident at last night's school board meeting. supporting our students has never been more important