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her name was kerri carr. that this ex-boyfriend of hers told her that, you know, he was at the party, and that he left with chelsea, and that he ultimately ended up killing chelsea and dumping her body in the toledo area in a cemetery. keith morrison: and kerri said he threatened to kill her, too. a. >> knife. >> and he goes, this is. >> what i used. >> with chelsea. >> with chelsea. >> h you could tell that she was nervous, you know, real on edge. keith morrison: kerri said she lived in fear of her ex-boyfriend, and she wanted him arrested right away. >> okay. if kerri was telling the truth, this was very big. did you actually confront this guy? we did. we interviewed him. and we brought up the same information that was provided to us without even mentioning her name. he says this girlfriend of mine, kerri carr, we've had problems for a long time. and i believe that she's doing this to get back at me, because she don't like me. she wants to see me in trouble. keith morrison: the detectives brought carrie in

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is often easy to make fun of people like gavin newsom, karen bass, kamala harris, al gore, john kerrythers, but they have caused human suffering unless we stop them. one tool we have is to expose the true cost of their woke ideology. it is not just failed environmental policies to blame. we must also callout the entire dei industry as one of the many culprits resulting in the death and destruction we have suffered. first as i mentioned earlier, california's wildfire problem is largely man-made with homeless population and arsonists sponsor both for well over 50% of all the fires. all in the name of being equitable and inclusive you see personal and community responsibility are relics of the past when it comes to modern-day california and nothing epitomizes that more than allowing the homeless to run your cities into the ground, and when they so choose, to bring them down. second, dei is not only insidious because of what it means in practice, but the fact it allows politicians and bureaucrats to divert our resources from where they should be, to pet projects that have nothing to do wi

she kerry. very smart, extremely smart. in the meantime, jose and his family are remembering their brother for of he was. >> now just as someone who suffered. but as someone who lived, i just hope that, you know, that. people really from this. >> other folks unknown. if you have a loved one that have suffered from issues. >> help them there about mayhem says housing is not alone to solve the homelessness crisis. he also says the city, it's doing everything it can to bring people inside. meantime, is calling on the county and the state to do more to help people with drug addiction and mental health issues reported here in san jose, jackie woman kron 4 news. >> 100,000 fentanyl pills and 16 pounds of meth. just some of the items recovered today in fairfield from gang members during a massive bost solano county deputies and the fbi say the bus was a result of a year-long investigation into sir, a gang members who were involved in drug trafficking. agents also found more than 20 guns pound of cocaine and nearly 180,000 in cash.

. ♪ it's the journey ♪ ♪ >> reporter: appearing in the tyler perry-kerry tyler perry-kerry washingtonriple eight" "the journey" sung by h.e.r. marks her career. infamously she has yet to win an oscar in 15 previous tries, yet her current streak is the longest in oscar history. this nomination for this song is breaking records for you, right? >> i'm breaking my own record of losing this many times. i say that with -- in humor because i'm honored to be nominated. it's very hard to get nominated for an academy award. ♪ and i don't want to miss a thing ♪ >> reporter: 1998's "i don't want to miss a thing" from "armageddon," aerosmith's only number one single, a nominated example of so songwriting craft. what sort of feeling do you get that tells you, i am onto something good? >> i just feel it. i get chills. it might make me cry, and that happened with "the journey." the chorus came and i had tears in my eyes were that one. ♪ it's the journey ♪ >> reporter: then this year in early january, diane at her idyllic malibu beach house -- >> it was a beautiful place. it was the last song i record

she ever time see out here also. julian kerry goes down as a visiting lecturer and economics department as indigo university, and he says, trump is using tars as a way to re in to industrialize the us. and it's not clear what donald trump wants on the surface, or even a little deeper. he could want a realignment of global trade in a way that benefits the united states. he could want something else. you may be using these terraces, an intimidation tactic to extract concessions and future trade agreements. or there could be something, uh, you know, deeper and uglier. um for me, what i see, i see a, uh, unfortunately a nation in decline, a nation that is withdrawing from the international system of it's an acceleration of a trend towards isolationism that began in the week of 911. you remember, you know, you're either with us or against us that actually continued a little bit under obama, with the bi american. and then we saw the 1st trump term, the 2nd trump term a now and in between bind and, and printed the buys. an administration did not take off the terrace of the 1st trumpet administ

korean steel by next wednesday, rob mcbride, i'll just say era, po, hunt, city, south career. julian, kerry guessing is a visiting lecture and the economics department at canada is mcgill university. and sir, you are joining us from also. thank you for your time. it seems donald trump uses terrace as a weapon to extract concessions. but for that to work it's gotta be a strong, scary weapon. so for candidates, since you're not the one for canada, how strong and scary is a 25 percent power? it's very strong and scary to answer your question directly. we export to the 33 percent a 3rd of our g, d, p 77 percent of which goes to the united states. we're talking about one of every 5 jobs in canada and it's dependent on external trade, most of those with the united states. so 25 percent tariff wall is very damaging. it could very well push us into a recession. what does donald trump want? because originally he said he wants to canada to clamp down on drugs, specifically fentanyl going from canada into the us. but then canada, acted on that and they're still seeing towers as we know. so clearly tha

kerry johnston, you can find a lot more information on our website, just, i'll just say with the news continues here of to people in the, a weekly look at the world's tough business stories. how do you see that the relationship of china developing over the course of the trumpet to this ration from global markets and economies? the big question here is the, in still a safe haven costing to understand how it affects the lives. counting the cost on al jazeera origin t t. a country that lives in breeds football. like know what's in the full length of the world to local floods or just t v or the fort speak to the local culture that produces some of the greatest players on the football global stage. but a deepening economic crisis and the government decision to change their status or putting this historic model under threat. if they what we have a method here. so, leaving off buckler to do it in a boy, you click on this list, see one list of see or send us. that'd be so the know can a guy and a guy on went on, he got to me 1st in the 35 and those presidents, heavier me, late plans to turn t

b, a is, is british roots of phobia which the star me or kerry still today to the white house. and where does that roots and phobia come from? there's a marvelous study from more than 50 years ago by a great historian who asked the question, where did british bruce phobia arrives? because after all, you, the pollyanna wars, britain and russia were allies. that was it in 181-5518. 40 britain regarded russia as an enemy. and this is the story and asked the question, why in 25 years did that change. and when he started, there was no reason for the change them other than russia was a big, powerful country. and britain resented that. as the british empire, britain simply resented russia. it concocted all sorts of tables that russia was going to would bade india through the khyber pass and all the rest. but this is the new west situation as well. both these it'd be russia, which i hope is now passed, but also china, which is hate the other one simply for being big and successful. that's not a reason for russo phobia or sign up or be a it's actually a reason for respect for dialogue f

autistic cities worldwide. bernard smith, alger 0 room, when it's time for sports news, has peter kerry, thank you very much. new zealand have booked the spot in the final of the champions trophy and will take on india for the title in dubai. and they beat south africa and the whole 2 headphones bedding 1st easy, the 362 with direction drove him to and came with him some boat screwing centuries . captain mitchell sentiment stalled with the so i figured by 50 rooms the final happens on sunday and there for middle team and let's go match. one is throughout. so it was nice. we're able to get some good concepts to you there in that fist endings knowing that way regardless of how many we got. it was always going to be a tough job and that, and that's taking ending. so that's got such a strong getting on up to say some really good contributions throughout to sort of ballast toilet. it's not easy to model in those conditions in the day and, and so they, they, you know, they did a little bit to, you know, and trying to stick to the got so tied to a good choice down. so yeah we've, we've, we've

i a analyst at john kerry alco and he says that landscapes days are over as a meltdown of washington. it was something to react, who has never seen in his decades long career. and i've been in washington for more than 42 years. i'm 60 years old and never in my life time or have i ever seen anything like what we saw on the screen in the oval office today for it was a drum, maddox, c. and it's not just the overall cover the front to, to battery coverage on american networks. this is, this is global news. i think that's true for all intents and purposes, zalinski is done. i wouldn't be surprised if you have in 3 months zaleski is living in london or some such place. and as you by who knows what, but i think that he is done. and i think we're going to see this conflict. begin to wind down very quickly. so let's see, made a comment to about being able to rely on nato. he can't rely on nato. nato does not have to wear with all they do not have the weapons stores. they do not have what is necessary to keep cropping up the ukrainian government. if the united states pulls out and it, it looks

she kerry. it's very smart, extremely smart. in the meantime, jose and his family are remembering their brother for all. he was. >> now just as someone who suffered. but as someone who lived, i just hope that, you know, that. people really from this. >> other folks to know if you have a loved one, that have suffered from issues. >> help them there about mayhem says housing is not alone to solve the homelessness crisis. he also says the city, it's doing everything it can to bring people inside. meantime, is calling on the county and the state to do more to help people with drug addiction and mental health issues reported here in san jose, jackie woman kron 4 news. >> new at 10, 100,000 fentanyl pills and 16 pounds of meth. those are just some of the items recovered from fairfield gang members in a massive bust today. solano county deputies and the fbi say the bus was a result of a yearlong investigation into so gang members who are involved in drug trafficking. agents also found more than 20 guns, a pound of cocaine and nearly $1

[cheering] he had been john kerry's vice presidential pick in 2004, and even though that didn't workit made him an early favorite entering the 2008 democratic presidential primary. he was a good talker. he was good-looking. he had the right politics. yes, edwards was the dream candidate-- perhaps even the "dreamy" candidate. that beautiful head of hair just stole my heart. [audience laughter] thank you. john edwards was able to articulate the economic issues that plagued this country, able to talk about the "two americas." that was his famous speech. we can build one america where we no longer have two healthcare systems. edwards' stated mission to bridge the gap between rich americans and poor americans still seems progressive more than a decade later. he was young, smart, married to his law school sweetheart. though he'd made a fortune as a trial attorney, edwards proudly championed the working class, and he was from a southern state. they called him "bill clinton without the baggage"... until the baggage arrived. john edwards seemed too good to be true, and was. tonight, john edwa

she kerry. very smart, extremely smart. in the meantime, jose and his family are remembering their brother for all. he was. >> now just as someone who suffered. but as someone who lived, i just hope that, you know, that. people really from this. >> other folks to know if you have a loved one, that have suffered from issues. >> help them there about mayhem says housing is not alone to solve the homelessness crisis. he also says the city, it's doing everything it can to bring people inside. meantime, is calling on the county and the state to do more to help people with drug addiction and mental health issues reported here in san jose, jackie woman kron 4 news. >> happening now, the california highway patrol are now looking for this man, luis cove excuse me. cover kolr ruby us is on your screen right now. he is described as 5 foot 7 with brown hair and brown eyes. the man was last seen on january 8th around 09:00am in modesto, but maybe somewhere in the bay area. he is believed to be driving a gray 2008 toyota, venza, similar

. >> i wanted to bring all my passion of the big kerry. it was not the intention of eating setting he was just too sure the beauty of a cross. >> and it's quite the butte. it's heavy yet in comparison back structure large to just like a regular, a regular quite a difference is like night grimes and almost 4 most interesting grams of butter, 350 grams of butter. i wish i could do math and tell how many pounds that is. but my guess is they reach 20. so does it take longer to make it when it's extra? actual not too actually? shipping it but to proofread bake it? yes, yeah. it takes a bit. >> 2 times more than their regular longer. and it's worth it. yes, most people i mean, the again, the people as us loving you that because that sharing there, you know, off of carrying the port. among them just just enjoying the the door. i feel there's just to feel pleasure of doing it. >> and so you just put them out there to be like display in a new location trying to attract people to come in and people started. >> by that i was then people asking about

. >> kerry roberts, dissented. >> he said. >> the majority is letting president obama get away with somethinghole history. when congress, within its sphere of authority, either over foreign policy or especially the power of the purse when congress makes the law clear, the president has to comply. >> that was. >> the holding. >> that roberts. wanted the court to come out with. roberts now says, we're going to take. >> a look at. >> this case. and if roberts is true to what he. >> said 15. >> years ago in that very important case, unless he says the rule is different for trump from what it was for obama, they will plainly have to say that finally, the state department and the president. >> have to spend. >> the. >> money that congress specified. you know, they can. oversee the problems of, as they call it, waste, fraud and abuse. but what the president has said is, even though congress, by a statute specified where the aid should go, it's up to me to decide if it's consistent with my priorities. >> so he. >> really did want to be a dictator on day one. and all of the cases you've recited show t

in her telling she kind of well everybody else is occupying the the offices and saying like bernard kerry you know is is allowing rape to happen and you know and yeah she kind of waltzed in with her and said you know i think i have some ideas and so she kind of came at it in a in a really different way and she got appointed to be on the citizens task force that's connected to the rape task force. and so she had the then had the ability to go in, talk to people in the crime lab and hospitals and and she began to just really sit down and diagnose why. are people collecting evidence? why the evidence getting thrown when it goes to the crime lab? and so all of that revealed that there really no system place the people in the crime, the people, the nurses know what to collect. nobody had told them people in the crime lab would be like, well, we can't use this. and then they'd throw it out. so she really wanted to create this system and kind of speed up, but she did so of the work of that and. she, you know this is why it's complicated. it's like people in the reviews or when on the radio, they

that's where kerry's been talking about that rain coming through.there are some damp roadways reported north of san rafael. keep that in mind as a possibility where you're driving. meanwhile, over here, we see more slowing coming off the castro valley y for 880 south down in past hayward and 92 and then continuing down toward fremont. not yet really hitting union city or fremont. as far as the areas on those freeways. not a major concern. vasco roads actually been holding steady at about 2820 nine minutes from marsh creek down to 580 out of contra costa county. but in contra costa county, we've seen the drive time for highway four build a bit. dublin moves smoothly, though. once you're out of the altamont pass. 580 goes well. back to you. thanks so much, mike. opening the door to green careers for a new generation. next here on today in the bay, the partnership between bay area schools and local businesesses hoping to inspire students to consider jobs, focusing on and addressing the major issues impacting our climate in crisis. dave's been very exci

my ceo response on and mayor daniel our new mayor as of november fifth kerry my wife who's also herewe've been 33 year. >> san francisco native so maybe not quite as long as you mayor but we've watched this city over the years and i don't know if i've had as quite as much optimism as i have today. for a couple of reasons. one is because i'm part of a great bank. but secondly and we're investing in san francisco but also because of daniel leary somebody we supported and felt very lucky to be part of his campaign and his strategy for san francisco going forward. so thank you all for being here today. we're going to have a quick half an hour hopefully a little time for a couple of questions and we'll cover a few topics. so maybe a quick introduction. mayor leary about why you decided after after having done so much for san francisco, you decided to take on this big role as mayor of san francisco . well, it's well, first off, thanks for having me. it's good to see a room with a new group of people focused on investing in san francisco. thanks for your leadership on this and we look forwa

he's you know, we had that with john kerry.had it with. >> people like romney. >> i mean. >> they don't win. >> those people. >> the people who can only be. >> stars behind closed. >> doors. >> you know. >> stay behind closed doors. that's my message to them. >> so, jim vandehei. >> you've been pretty. >> consistent and clear in the last few. >> months. >> just about the. uphill climb. >> democrats have. >> ahead of them in the. >> wake of. >> november's election. >> and one thing i've been hearing from. >> a. >> lot of people in. >> the. >> party. >> especially in recent. >> weeks, is. >> the sort of lack of leadership. yes. >> rahm emanuel perhaps. >> could fill that role. >> but they're right now they're looking around. they're not really seeing it. they're not. >> sure that minority. >> leader jeffries or schumer. are right now meeting this moment. >> they're look, they're. >> it's too early perhaps. >> for. >> the really. >> the 2028 presidential. field to emerge. >> what's your. assessment here? >> who should be filling t

and i'm not looking for members of congress there in new john kerry's. there are new bobby mueller's that are going to emerge. >> it's going to. come from somebody. >> it's going to come from the public. i think you're right. i think we've had this. i think we've crossed through this passageway where where you're not looking. to an elected politician to save you. right. you're going to look at how responsive they are. but i think you're absolutely right. and i think just to tie it to your first point to the point you're making now, the attack on the truth is so that people can't talk to one another with shared truths and push back against lawmakers. and that's why they're they're calling on, i mean, tim miller, they are telling republicans to stop having town hall meetings. >> yeah, well, they are, because i guess why? right. like, none of them are being very deft at convincing anybody that the reality that they are living is not true. right. and so instead, you know, i think that they're going to go into the safe media spaces where they know, you know,

any comments from commissioners kerry? thanks. i just have a question. given that this is you know some of the most extreme budget changes we've faced in many, many years and the department has already tried to implement creative ways to to cover some of our costs through fee generating programs like court reservations or charging for, you know, programs in the park and that and so forth. we then met with resistance from the public as well as the board of supervisors. and i'm just wondering like what is our communication plan for both constituents to ensure that we are able to make some of these unpopular but necessary changes in order to weather the storm? >> well, i mean i think that it has already started during you know, this budget process and it's the reason we have you know, we have so many outreach meetings and we come to you as often as we do so that people understand the why. right. like why are we making proposing some of these difficult choices? there will be more policy development over the coming months. as antonio noted, the mayor does not

he was a devoted husband to nancy, a loving father to jillian, bob kerry and margaret and a proud grandfather to payton and soon to be grandson xavier. but his family extended far beyond his home. he was a friend, mentor and trusted colleague to so many in labor and civic communities. a third generation san franciscan effects grew up with a deep love for his city. he was a proud graduate of saint ignatius college prep where he was a starting varsity linebacker and a two year letterman for the wildcats. he was a recipient of the j.b. murphy award an honor given to the player who best exemplifies the ignatian spirit through inspirational leadership on and off the field. that spirit of leadership, integrity and dedication defined his life effects was a lion of labor. he spent his career fighting for working people an influential conscience for dignity and fairness in every negotiation. and labor wasn't just his life's work. it was also in his blood. his late father john f crowley was the secretary and treasurer of the san francisco labor council, a revered figure in the movement who shaped polic

. >> joined by kerry marks and. >> joined by kerry marks and. >> paul cox, who are. >> paul cox, who are. >> cousins and may get married. >> cousins and may get married. >> to take you through thursday's. >> top stories. >> top stories. >> this is headliners. but before tomorrow's news, let's go to tonight's headlines. >> with sam francis. >> with sam francis. >> very good evening to you from the newsroom. it's just after 11:00 leading the news tonight. the justice secretary has called for a u—turn on planned changes that would make an offender's background a bigger factor in sentencing. shabana mahmood says she's written to the sentencing council, urging them to scrap the new guidance after the conservatives accused labour of creating a two tier justice. the changes, due in april would place more emphasis on pre—sentence reports, particularly for offenders from ethnic or faith minorities, young adults, abuse survivors and pregnant women. shadow justice secretary robert jenrick has called it anti—white and anti—christian bias, but mahmood insists sentencing will remain equal for all.

hello, kerry. >> mark. >> mark. >> hello, josh. how are you.7 >> hello, josh. how are you? >> good.iness. >> good. small business. >> pleasure. >> pleasure. >> okay. >> okay. >> you are. >> you are. >> aren't you? well great conversation. >> josh. >> josh. >> let's get into it then. >> let's get into it then. >> yes. so a new two tier justice fiasco. >> this is what i wanted to get to. i didn't want to have, like, how are you and all that? let's get to the fiasco. >> i already. >> i already. >> know how. >> know how. >> you are. >> you are. >> we spoke. we spoke just a few minutes ago. >> so. >> so. >> yeah, these are. >> yeah, these are. >> the new rules. >> the new rules. >> that were sent to. >> that were sent to. >> magistrates on wednesday, which basically. >> they tell judges. >> they tell judges. >> that criminals from. >> that criminals from. >> an ethnic minority, cultural minority. >> and. >> and. >> or faith. >> or faith. >> minority community. >> minority community. >> should be. specifically considered. for pre—sentence reports, which means they'll get nadine dorries. >