kim says she can find a british man to pose as the father.im says she has a number of british men to choose from, and it's not long before the conversation turns to money. as the fixer, kim only wants a small fee for the man posing as a father will need to be paid a lot more. kim gives a hard sell, saying she's highly experienced and even cheaper than the other agents out there offering this fake—father service. kim says the next step is for us to meet the potential fake dad she's got lined up. it would have to be somewhere private and we would need to bring a large deposit to secure the dad. we're obviously not going to hand over any cash to her, so we tell kim we'll think about it. to be clear, she's suggesting a strictly business arrangement. the man wouldn't have any actual role in the child's life. his name would just be put on the baby's birth certificate. the infant would get automatic british citizenship. and the mother could then apply for a family visa to stay in the uk. but could people actually get away with this? ana gonzalez has

one name to cropping up online, someone called t kim. —— thi kim.mber on some of the post so we decided to get in touch. we are posing as a young woman from vietnam, living in the uk illegally. she is pregnant. the father is a man also here without a visa. hello? hi hello, thi kim,. translation: _ translation: thi kim titre undercover she could help a child at uk citizenship. technically, a baby born _ citizenship. technically, a baby born he _ citizenship. technically, a baby born he does - citizenship. technically, a baby born he does not. citizenship. technically, a| baby born he does not get citizenship. technically, a - baby born he does not get that automatically without at least one british parent but thi kim says she can get around that, for a price. she wants to meet up. we arrange for a researcher on our team to go undercover. we are meeting at a cafe in london. we do not know what thi kim looks like or if she is coming alone so the team is nearby in case anything goes wrong. that is the place over there. i can see our undercover researche

il-sung, kim il, kim jong un and their wife. the middle. 90. they'll officers kick your door and come and see those cloth and wipe the portrait. there's a tiny bit scattered on that portrait. that's how you end up getting executed because your loyalty not good enough. and then you end up in a concentration camp. the first thing that you cannot do is why you are there. if you are them, why did i end up in a concentration camp? they executed on the spot and now with kim jong un, he decided that even bullets are too precious for the people of north korea. he using method of boxing in the mirror box put a human being in there and let them drain to death. that's how he kills people now in the 21st century. when i was growing up there, my only daily task was finding. as you can see, i'm pretty petty in my high horse. north are on average five inch shorter than koreans because of malnutrition and. i'm a mother. i have five year old boy right now. he's like 99%. i every way. and doctors confuse like, you're so small you're here's his fa

i'm kim brunhuber. ahead on "cnn newsroom." >>> after days of violence, israel and the islamic jihad agree to a cease-fire. we'll go live to see if the peace is holding. >>> plus, the latest from the u.s.-mexican border and the latest fallout from trying to house migrants in cities. >>> a hug 42 years in the making. he reunites with his sister after he discovers he was stolen as a baby. >> reporter: live from cnn news center, this is "cnn newsroom" with kim brunhuber. >>> it's 5 a.m. here in atlanta, noon in israel where a cease-fire with islamic jihad appears to be holding. palestinians celebrated the cease-fire. many are skeptical it will hold. at least 35 people were killed. listen to what one person has to say. >> translator: the truce is good. we want truce built on a good basis. there is a truce and then after a month there are people who die. we want a truce based on a good basis. >> the idf says its operation in gaza killed 6 islamic commanders and this strike on the alleged home of one commande

i'm kim brunhuber. ahead on "cnn newsroom." these images coming to us just moments ago. germany's chancellor welcoming ukraine's president zelenskyy after they get another multi-billion dollar aid package from berlin. >>> they aren't seeing the migrant numbers feared. talks break the debt ceiling stalemate, the latest effort to keep america from defaulting. >> announcer: live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom" with kim brunhuber. >>> ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy is in berlin meeting with german officials. these are live images coming to us from berlin and these meetings come on the heels of the biggest batch of military aid to ukraine. meanwhile, zelenskyy is indicating ukraine will soon start taking first important steps for its expected co counteroffensive soon. inside ukraine russian artillery is pummelling targets across the country. this is video of a drone strike across the western part of the country which reportedly left 21 people injured. another attack in the east killed two people and left ten others wounded. for more now, salma abdelaziz has t

thank you very much. >> thank you sean kim. commissioner chan. >> thank you, chair mandelman you know sean kim has already mentioned his story. first generationim grant korean-american small business owner in the richmond. joe's ice chrome is a legacy business. he and his wife alice has been dedicate to the community building. and actually even his daughter and kids also help out at the ice cream shop the most popular spots in the neighborhood. of course it does not hurt it is next to a comic book store. you can imagine joe's ice cream and comic book store demographic is everyone and definitely working families in the richmond. so i will i am you know pleased to appoint sean kim to this cta-cac, he also has been working as or serving as a geary brt-cac for the last year. and has been organizing and representing many interests but the mall business ordinance especially the small business owners of color and imguarantee on geary. i do believe that sean kim will bring a different voice. a voice of people, color andim guarantees to

>> yes, kim brunhuber. i think, before the pandemic, we had about 250,000 people trying to get to the u.s. every year. during the pandemic, that's number -- 500,000 people. and it's been even worse because of the corruption -- job opportunities in some of the communities. and especially because there is a tight labor market here in the u.s. which is pulling people here into the u.s.. and as you -- we have a very young population, which is exactly the opposite of what is happening in the u.s. and you are getting an aging population. you've got 1.4 million people that retired last year from the workforce. so, that's pulling people into the u.s.. and because we are not creating opportunities here, it's pushing people from here into the u.s.. >> yeah. you are exactly right. and the biden administration, i mean, it's announced, with the ending of title 42, that the border is not opened. they've threatened tougher -- consequences. do those messages get through in any shape or form? or they sort of drowned out by

kim has test fired more than 100 missiles since the beginning of last year.ast month he claimed to have fired off a long range intercontinental ballistic missile powered by solid fuel. analysts say a solid fueled icbm would give north korea more flexibility because those missiles can be launched more quickly than others. north korea recently tested an underwater drone that it said was capable of carrying a nuclear warhead and test fired cruise missiles launched from a submarine. analysts say the new satellite is right up there in importance with all those missile capabilities because it can provide the intelligence kim's generals need to use those weapons in war. >> if the north koreans wanted to hit a location in south korea, they have to know where the missile defense locations are. >> reporter: when he recently inspected the satellite, he wore matching lab coats with his young daughter believed to be about 9 years old and named kim jung-un okim jung-un oig. >> and they are trying to teach her how to be leader in the kim family dynasty. >> reporter: but ana

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thank you very much. >> thank you sean kim. commissioner chan. >> thank you, chair mandelman you know sean kim has already mentioned his story. first generationim grant korean-american small business owner in the richmond. joe's ice chrome is a legacy business. he and his wife alice has been dedicate to the community building. and actually even his daughter and kids also help out at the ice cream shop the most popular spots in the neighborhood. of course it does not hurt it is next to a comic book store. you can imagine joe's ice cream and comic book store demographic is everyone and definitely working families in the richmond. so i will i am you know pleased to appoint sean kim to this cta-cac, he also has been working as or serving as a geary brt-cac for the last year. and has been organizing and representing many interests but the mall business ordinance especially the small business owners of color and imguarantee on geary. i do believe that sean kim will bring a different voice. a voice of people, color andim guarantees to

kim has test-fired about a hundred missiles since the beginning of last year.e flexibility. north korea recently tested an underwater drone that it said was capable of carrying a nuclear war head. and the redgeeem test-fired cruise missiles launched from a cruise submarine. >> if the north koreans want to hit a location in south korea, they have to know where the missile defense locations are. >> as he inspected this satellite, he wore matching lab coats with his young daughter. she is more and more often seen at her father's appearances. >> they're trying literally to teach her how to be a leader in the kim family dynasty. >> reporter: it's possible that kim ju-ae is not being groomed to being the supreme leader. he also has an older son who hasn't been seen in public. >> it may be the older brother who's being groomed but not yet unveiled until he's more of age. and then they may roll him out with indications of how brilliant a military strategist he is. >> reporter: but if kim jong un's daughter or his increasingly powerful sister were ever to be put in plac

i'm kim brunhuber. on cnn newsroom -- russia claims ukraine is behind drone attacks on the kremlin. what happens next and how will vladimir putin use this in the war? the alleged shooter of a hospital building here in atlanta is captured hours after he killed one woman and wounded four others. authorities are trying to figure out what set him off. and the special counsel investigating possible obstruction of justice charge against donald trump issues a flurry of subpoenas to some of trump's closest allies, including two men in charge of surveillance videos at mar-a-lago. >> live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom we kim brunhuber. >> it is nine a.m. in kyiv, where authorities are reporting the most intense air attacks since the beginning of the year. military official says a ukrainian air defense intercepted all incoming russian missiles. it's likely retaliation for what russia claims is a pair of ukrainian drone strikes on the kremlin, an attempt to assassinate president vladimir putin. he was not a

>> reporter: we're told that kim jong un is eager to have another go at this.jong said another attempt will happen soon, but there are lingering questions over north korea's real capability to do that. ♪ north korea's ambitious supreme leader suffers a demoralizing setback in his quest to keep up with south korea in space. kim jong un's attempt to launch a military satellite into orbit failed when the rocket it was placed on crashed in the sea. >> what specifically went wrong here? >> the second stage was start and carry the satellite on the rest of its journey. looks like they had an issue with the second stage. >> reporter: south korean intelligence believes the north koreans rushed preparations for it and changed the flight path, according to a south korean lawmaker. south korea's military says it recovered fragments of the rocket about 125 miles off its west coast. >> recovering the debris will allow us to understand if the entirety of their manufacturing capability, and if we find western or nonnorth korean created components, we can try to focus in on pre

i'm kim brunhuber.ad on cnn newsroom, a suspect is in custody in a deadly mass shooting in serbia. the second such shooting in two days. >>> russia warning the two countries can be on the open-arms conflict. >>> and a jury convicts four members of the far right proud boys in connection with the january 6th insurrection. we'll look at the evidence they faced. >>> we begin with breaking news out of serbia. police have arrested the suspect in the country's second mass shooting in as many days. officials say he killed at least eight people and wounded 13 others in several villages southeast of belgrade thursday night. police launched a massive manhunt. scott mclean is standing by in one of the villages where it took place. what's the story there? >> reporter: there's a huge sense of relief in three villages. this is one of the places where the shooting took place. you can see, this is a very rural area. a wide-open area. this shooter, frankly, could have been anywhere. the manhunt was massive, involving som

kim jong-un recently expected what north korea claims is there -- approved for deployment.m's new satellite won't be able to feed images that are as hi-res or sophisticated as the ones from americas satellites can, still. >> what might he be able to spy on that are sensitive to the u.s. and allies? >> the north koreans will be primarily interested in military bases belonging to the south koreans, to the americans and south korea, and then likely installations for the u.s. and japan in japan and naval movements near the coast of north korea. >> the launch of a spy satellite would be the latest in a pattern of aggressive moves by the north korean strongman. came as testified more than 100 missiles since the beginning of last year. and last month he claimed to have fired off a long-range intercontinental missile, powered by solid fuel. analysts say a solid fuel icbm would give north korea more flexibility, because those missiles can be launched more quickly than others. north korea recently tested an underwater drone that it said was capable of carrying a nuclear warhead. and

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kim has test-fired more than 100 missiles since the beginning of last year.ff a long-range in intercontinental ballistic missile powered by solid fuel. analysts say a solid fueled icbm would give north korea more flexibility because those missiles can be launched more quickly than others. north korea recently tested an underwater drone that it said was capable of carrying a nuclear warhead. and the regime test-fired cruise missiles launched from a submarine. analysts say the new satellite is right up there in importance with all of those missile capabilities ba us it can provide the intelligence kim's generals need to use those weapons in war. >> if the north koreans want to hit a location in south korea they have to know where the missile defense locations are. >> reporter: when he recently inspected the satellite he is threatening to watch he wore matching lab coats with his young daughter believed to be about 9 years old. she is recently become a media sensation in north korea, more and more often seen at her father's appearances. >> they're trying to teac

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i'm kim brunhuber: this cnn newsroom.on desantis is acting a lot like a presidential candidate for someone who has yet to declare. he was in illinois friday rallying crowds ahead of a possible announcement he indeed plans to run. coming hours we'll see him hold duelling events in iowa with top republican candidate donald trump as both men reach out to voters in the first caucus state. >> reporter: donald trump is already looking ahead to the general election, and a second term. >> just winning again and straighten out our country. >> reporter: before any of that he must first get through a republican primary and a fresh field of challengers, including florida governor ron desantis. >> is this trump country or what? >> reporter: after circling one another for months the two rivals are headed to a showdown today in iowa where the republicans will kick off voting in a presidential contest early next year. >> we must reject the culture of losing that's infected our party. >> reporter: desantis is pose poised to enter the race

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as kim cattrall returning as samantha jones.ng pickleba...! yeah,we love our house, but the cost kim cattrall returning as samantha jones. of home ownership has been a struggle. with utility prices rising and... [ sad violin playing ] sweetie, can you practice that somewhere else? anyway, like i was saying, it's getting harder [ somber music playing ] and harder to make ends meet and... hon, do you mind? well, on the bright side, new customers [ angelic choir singing ] who bundle and save with progressive save over 20 percent on average. sorry, we let them practice here on thursdays! sounding good, friends! ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, ♪ ♪ but i manage it well. ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell. ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance, ♪ ♪ at each day's staaart. ♪ ♪ as time went on it was easy to seee ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c. ♪ jardiance works 24/7 in your body to flush out some sugar! and for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease, jardiance can lower the risk of cardiovascular death, too. jardiance may cause se

tsarak's friend's name is kim kim georgievich kibizov all his life.the very edge of the digor gorge, a high mountain village, dunta, worked as a driver, built a house, raised children, the owner of his land, like any peasant with one exception, it is incredibly difficult to survive in these places. the land here is scarce and in the once inhabited mountains of neighbors. kim has almost no left to move to live in the valley, where it is easier to live in these mountains. where the tsarag boys came to visit their then-living great-grandfather, they passed their common distance with the kim of childhood, the separated distance and worldly worries. kim tsarak did not see each other. 10 years already. long time no see. this is a business man. until the end of the 16th century, access to a fertile valley for decorations was closed, they were actually locked in their native mountains, because they belonged to the kabardian princes. in the 18th century, digoria, following the rest of the network, was among the first in the north caucasus to join the russian e

kim strassel has been digging into that report for us.he chief takeaway from this report, in your view? >> so we knew about a lot of this money, paul, just the broad outlines of hunter biden's business cashing in whether it be in ukraine, china or elsewhere. the real merit of this report is we now understand why it was so difficult to trace this money, and it looks as though it was because it was perhaps deliberately done that way. as you say, right before the time that joe biden was made vice president up through his tenure there, hunter and family and associates created some of these 20 the different companies, many with obscure names which seemed to largely exist to transfer cash. and just to give you one example of how this works, there was one entity, chinese-related, that sent $3 million over to a hunter associate and then what happened is over a period of three months there were 16 different transactions all in incremental amounts all sent to five different biden accounts. now, just a couple of points here. one, this is not how rea

a kim kardashian look-alike model is dead after receiving silicone injections. now, the san mateo county da's office says the woman responsible gave the injections legally and of burlingame hotel kron four's. rob nesbitt spoke to the da about those charges. >> christina asher gore, connie, made a living off of looking like kim kardashian on only fans that same desire to look like a celebrity may have been the cause of her death. a caring and loving spirit is how christina ashton gore counties family described. ron, this gofundme page. >> the 34 year-old died of a heart attack on april 20th, but san mateo county district attorney steve wagstaffe says 24 hours before that or county was here at the san francisco airport, marriott hotel to receive silicone injections into are rare and so that it would enlarge are rare and to make the victim look more like kim kardashian. instead, what happened is the drug that was injected into went right into her bloodstream is ultimately caused pulmonary embolism. >> causing her death. >> according to wag staff, the injections wer

and kim. were you saying you'll leave it up to dalia with the marketing is i will ask the sponsors will be required under the amended and restated loan agreement to submit a marketing plan in an early outreach plan, so that would be subject to sec review and we will look at ways to get the word out around this senior community. we would do a postcard campaign. um the sponsors have already set up a website and have been out in the community talking about the project coming, but yeah, the actual kind of more in depth marketing plan will be that required as a condition of the gap loan, and i know we've talked in the past about that marketing plan and what we're doing, and then some of the things we hadn't moved into, like perhaps putting it on the t line. um, where. the transportation people. they go into chinatown so that on both ends people coming from bayview or sunnydale throughout, they can get that putting it on the in line if we're going to reach seop holders, um the lines where the people

kim, first to you.s once again playing politics. indication targeted journalist matt eat and d.o.j. or slope walking under bite and probing this is the organization gave $80 billion heard bill esther public and seem to make a priority of getting that back. until the irs has cleaned up and has no business can that kind of money. works absolutely, kyle prick works a hit to the supreme court for deploying the drain eps overreach on regulation weapons. idaho residents been trying to build up house for 16 years the epa objected their lot is connected to a wetland which is connected to a ditch which is connected to a creek which is connected to an navigable lake for the epa the feds get to say there. the justice said this too far removed. i'm sensitive epa that power over water can it's a good day in america when regulars are told to stay in their lane. quick shipping with epa good stuff from dan. what this is of course numeral day weekend. will be commemorating those who served and died defending america. i

kim: yes. everyone is holding their breath for is inflation getting better or is inflation getting worse? that cpi number is going to be watched by every last investor. haidi: we have seen this policy divergence with asia where policy has been more muted. do you as an investor play that? kim: not directly. we have a mandate to only be in the u.s., but we are happy to hold large multinational companies that do business in areas that don't have inflation like asia. the larger companies, the global companies, that is how we play that. you are right, asia has held out much better, especially than europe or the u.k. haidi: how closely are you watching debt ceiling negotiations? it feels like we come here every now and then and does it seem like this is presenting real concern for investors? kim: actually know. because we have both sides talking now even though there is a short runway and there is an offramp and that is to do the american thing which is to kick the can down the road, which is the sep

to punish kim's missile testing binge with tougher sanctions.d actions threaten the safety and security of our country, the region and the international community. south korea racing to retrieve what it says is debris from the failed launch. >> we're at north korea's brand-new satellite control center. >> reporter: in 2015, i met with a director of north korea's satellite program. he told me his team of 300 scientists was working nonstop to make north korea a space superpower. what can you say to the world to prove that this is not a ballistic missile program in disguise? >> translator: why on earth would we have any intention of trying to drop nuclear bombs on the world, including the united states? the director of scientific research said that at the time. eight years and a barrage of ballistic missile tests later, north korean scientists learn more from every launch, even failure brings kim closer to success. and tonight a sign that north korea is very confident they will be launching more satellites. they are actually releasing images. they

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una mujer intentaba parecerse a kim kardashian. >> la vÍctima era una residente de san josÉ y querÍa kardashian. >> cuÁl serÍa el riesgo de acudir a algÚn lugar donde no estÁn acreditados? >> uno de ellos muy comÚnmente insertado para los surcos y las lÍneas de expresiÓn. saben y asÍ ya viene estÉril. >> el fiscal dijo que de repente ella tuvo convulsiones y la llevaron al hospital. >> fue utilizado en el mercado negro. en estados unidos esta no es aprobado para dar volumen. se uso de una manera no correcta y en manos de una persona no licenciada. >> la mujer de florida que presunta —— presuntamente habrÍa causado la muerte de la modelo enfrenta dos cargos. >> es preciso que ocurran a establecimientos adecuados. >> hablemos de walgreen. buscan resolver una demanda para contribuir. la junta de supervisores y la alcaldesa tienen que aprobar este acuerdo. el joven fue detenido. hoy se leyeron formalmente los cargos. el hombre colombiano acusado de asesinar a su pareja. tamara mino nos trae nuevos detalles. >> tambiÉn se le negÓ el derecho. se declaran culpables y no culpables. es el mom

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kim, start us off.utside money election offices. as i was a response or 2020 found a nonprofit bankrolled by mark zuckerberg was heading out hundreds of millions and grants to election offices raising huge questions whether some of it have been distributed and used in a partisan fashion. look, we've got more faith in elections not less. the latest to do this let's hope we'd see it in a couple more brickwork's work style? asked the supreme court for caking a chip case when the judges should defer to the executive branch fishing vessels required to carry federal monitors unpaid the monitor salary. this was upheld the lower courts says allows ambiguous and judges should defer to executive agencies. congress writes an unclear lot which is all the time is her independent judgment not deference to whatever the bureaucracy once extend its power. parks are right, colin? flex tiktok ceo everyone at the time chinese government was not involved in any company's decision to censor content. little fishy this week wh

connie made a living off of looking like kim kardashian on only fans that same desire to look like a celebrity. >> may have been the cause of her death. a caring and loving spirit is how christina ashton gore counties family described. ron, this go fund me page. the 34 year-old died of a heart attack on april 20th. but san mateo county district attorney steve wagstaffe says 24 hours before that gore county was here at the san francisco airport, marriott hotel to receive silicone injections into are rare and so that it would enlarge are rare and to make the victim look more like. >> kim kardashian instead, what happened is the drug that was injected into our went right into her bloodstream. it ultimately cause j a pulmonary embolism causing her death. according to wag staff, the injections were given by vivian gomez who was arrested at a florida airport just hours after the kim k look alikes death. the 50 year-old has been charged with involuntary manslaughter and practicing medicine without a license that cause death. it's very dangerous it's not approved by the fda and she's not eve

. >> now it's 6, o woman who made money as an influencer and kim kardashian look-alike is dead after receiving silicon injections along the peninsula. good evening, everybody. thank you for joining us for kron. 4 news at 6. i'm pam moore. i'm ken wayne, the san mateo county district attorney's office says the woman responsible gave the injections illegally at a burlingame hotel kron four's rob nesbitt talked to the da about the charges. he joins us now live in the studio with the details. rob ken and pam. christina hashing gore. connie, made a living off of looking like kim kardashian on only fans that same desire to look like a celebrity may have been the cause of her death. a caring and loving spirit is how christina ashton gore counties, family described. ron, this go fund me page. >> the 34 year-old died of a heart attack on april 20th. but san mateo county district attorney steve wagstaffe says 24 hours before that gore county was here at the san francisco airport, marriott hotel to receive silicone injections into are rare and so that it would enlarge are rare and to make the v

trey: welcome back so "sunday night in america," kim gardner wants to be a nurse, that is great.already has a job. she is supposed to be the top prosecutor for st. louis. how you can take nursing classes when you are supposed to be in court trying cases? kim gardner has been dreadful as a prosecutor, her office is in shambles, no one wants to work for her, murder cases are not being prosecuted. she is resigning, thank god on june 1, but what about so-called other progressive prosecutors in the country? media love its when defense attorneys masquerade as prosecutors with such vacuous phrases as reimagining crime or redefine public safety. do not be fooled. it is psycho psychobabble. latin for we're willing to do just about anything for criminals except prosecute them, we need prosecutors who actually want to do their jobs, be fair, firm and if apolitical. but do your job. on june 2, cops, victims and public will be better off because kim gardner will be gone, we can only hope she doesn't do for nursing what she did for prosecution, if you look up and see nurse kim gardner, check y

. >>> and a florida woman faces a judge in the bay area, accused of killing a kim kardashian look-alike model. let's go ahead and begin with the vice president back in the bay area. kamala harris kamala harris took off from the airport short time ago. i was wondering, why was the vice president here? >> computer chips. this is a huge part of the technology world. applied materials, where the vice president visited, they are a huge maker of chips. they make the chips that are in your phone, your car, and appliances. the biden administration promised tens of billions of dollars to chip and chip makers here in florida to fight off the japanese. it was announced today, a $4 billion plan by applied materials will build a new chipmaking facility and that is something that has not happened in a long time. so, she is here to celebrate that and talk about how innovation needs to come from here and create local jobs. >> and that is great. every time the vice president comes people are there to greet her. were you able to see anyone? >> it was interesting. the bay area is home to vice president ha

a woman who made money as an influencer and a kim kardashian look-alike is dead. this after receiving silicon injections, investigators say the woman responsible gave her the injections illegally at the burlingame hotel is now being extradited back to the bay area from florida. kron four's rob nesbitt has the story. christina ash ago, connie made a living off of looking like kim kardashian on only fans that same desire to look like a celebrity may have been the cause of her death. >> a caring and loving spirit is how christina ashton gore counties, family described. ron, this go fund me page. the 34 year-old died of a heart attack on april 20th. but san mateo county district attorney steve wagstaffe says 24 hours before that gore county was here at the san francisco airport, marriott hotel to receive silicone injections into are rare and so that it would enlarge are rare and to make the victim look more like. >> kim kardashian instead, what happened is the drug that was injected into went right into her bloodstream is ultimately cause j a pulmonary embolism, causi

procedimientos estéticos >> se presento para ser instruida de cargos que era influencer se parecía a kimn >> la víctima que hacia videos para tik tok tenía muchos seguidores era conocida tenía 33 años vivía en san josé ella quería tener glúteos como kim kardashian esto llevó a contratar los servicios de gómez >> le inyectaria dos inyecciones de silicona el abogado de gómez pidió que continuará la audiencia una alegación por gran daño corporal la fiscalía le recuerda a las personas que piensan tener trabajo estético que busquen a profesionales especializados >> si contratas a alguien los resultados como estos podrían ser fatales >> gómez regresara a la corte el 24 >> ya lo decías en tu reportaje siempre hay que consultar a expertos >> verificar que tengan todo en orden muchas gracias por otro lado se robó más de un millones de dólares sentenciado a 7 años de prisión por fraude a las familias reportan perder hasta 360 mil dólares >> el juicio continúa para el acusado de señalar a dos personas intentar asesinar a una tercera víctima >> está en proceso evaluación lo que pasó que se presentó

kim: thank you. as we celebrate national police week, i rise to honor the brave men and women who put their lives on the line to keep our communities safe across california's 40th congressional district and their families. in congress, i will always be a loud voice for our local law enforcement and am working to ensure that they have the resources they need to do their jobs and to keep us safe. we also honor those who have made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty. unfortunately, we are again reminded of the tremendous sacrifice of our local law enforcement as we honor riverside county sheriff deputy brett harris, who was killed in the line of duty on saturday. i join in praying for his wife, mother, father, his twin sister, and brother. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess subject to the call of the chair. >> c-span what you provided complete coverage of the halls of congress. c-span gives you a front row seat to how issu

kim says she can find a british man to pose as the father.d to give a large deposit to secure the father. we are obviously not going to hand over any cash, so we tell kim we'll think about it. this fake father scam is incredibly elaborate, it is very sophisticated, incredibly difficult to police, and in a way, it's just proof of how desperate these women are and the incredible links they are prepared to go through in order to secure the right to remain in the uk. last year, the government granted nearly 5,000 family visas to other dependents, a category which includes those applying as parents of british children. we don't know how many of those were given to those who have cheated the system, but we managed to track some down. one of their stories is being portrayed by an actress. someone i knew introduced me to a man who agreed to be my baby father. then she got her child's british passport and a visa for her to stay in the uk too. this immigration lawyer says he is seeing this happening across different communities. he has even had people

a kim kardashian lookalike now dead after getting silicone injections. to hear how the cosmetic procedure caused her death. procedure caused her death. >> we'll be right back. here's your biggie bag! all that food for five bucks, that's my go to. that's my ride-or-die. just like you and me. bag boys. bag boys! whatcha gonna do? don't! whatcha gonna do when we bring your food. you can always bet on biggie choose wisely, choose wendy's $5 biggie bag. >> 9.29. that i'm back here on the kron 4 morning news and we want to start this segment with a check of the weather as we take a live look outside behind us here. you can see it. a little grace been foggy all morning long to be honest. but skies are expected to clear later on today as john has promised, kind of a carbon copy of yes, definitely. it's just a little bit of a slower go. but you're right. we are repeating a lot of patterns here. the gray mornings, the sunshiny afternoons. and we've got the green morning for us. still out there and barca darrow. got you on your walks out there. i'm glad to see it's

and a woman facing charges in the bay area after kim kardashian lookalike dies from a botched silicone injections. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> good morning. thank you for joining us here on this wednesday. may 17th, i'm james fletcher and i'm reyna harvey. we've been talking about the sunshine over the past few days. yeah, really nice. >> and it's supposed to get a little cooler. a touch cooler touched. let's find morning, john. yeah, today, not 90's but still close for a few spots. but we are working our way in the right direction. this morning has been our biggest foggy impact so far this week, a look at downtown san francisco shows you that the downtown skyline shrouded by that gray. we're still seeing a few visibility spots that are on the lower side. so anticipate that they want to give yourself a few extra minutes. you're not rushing through some of these spots of fog. now we are going to be seeing temperatures this afternoon, as i mentioned, not quite as hot as where we were our warmest. it's the upper 80's compared to ye

and kim. were you saying you'll leave it up to dalia with the marketing is i will ask the sponsors will be required under the amended and restated loan agreement to submit a marketing plan in an early outreach plan, so that would be subject to sec review and we will look at ways to get the word out around this senior community. we would do a postcard campaign. um the sponsors have already set up a website and have been out in the community talking about the project coming, but yeah, the actual kind of more in depth marketing plan will be that required as a condition of the gap loan, and i know we've talked in the past about that marketing plan and what we're doing, and then some of the things we hadn't moved into, like perhaps putting it on the t line. um, where. the transportation people. they go into chinatown so that on both ends people coming from bayview or sunnydale throughout, they can get that putting it on the in line if we're going to reach seop holders, um the lines where the people