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kimberly how get reporting from the white house. thank you very much. kimberly. i wanna continue the conversation with more one of the shower houses. you're a senior political analyst, so those comments that were reportedly made by us president joe biden reported from by multiple sources were in the room at the time. this is a fundraiser meeting. he was critical of uh yeah, who the is really prime minister saying that yeah. who has to change this government is making it very difficult for him to move and saying also these really government does not want a 2 state solution, which we know is what the us wants and saying they, israel are starting to lose that support international support by the indiscriminate bombing that takes place. this is, this is this language by the us presidents coming into the new stream now because of increased international support. we saw that the resolution that the un general assembly is today. but absolutely, i think the united states is on, but a lot of pressure biden is under a lot of pressure because the american public opinion is

you're on with kimberly crenshaw. caller: yes, good morning. i agree about certain things but one of the things i disagree with is the arrest of some these black women who are suspect -- were with suspected criminals. as a foundational black american myself, i grew up in the 80's and 90's and there was a huge crack egg -- crack epidemic in black communities. when i was in an hbcu campus, that's historically black colleges and universities, there was a lot of drug dealers coming on campus. they were dating a lot of the women that were in the university at the time. this was huge in the 80's and 90's. a lot of black women, we had one in particular who was famous and she was very emblematic of this era. her name was kimberly smith. she went to hampton university. she was dating a drug dealer and came from -- president clinton gave her a pardon. she came from a very prestigious family and she was dating a drug dealer. host: can you get to the question? guest: the question is., caller: how can the actual perception that some of these things are just

kimberly how get reporting from the washington dc. thank you very much for that. kimberly is still a head on alpha 0 accused of complicity and the killing of civilians will tell you why the dutch government is being taken to court the color we will have quite to whether coming in the cross ticket pots of southern china. right. but the next couple of days behind the cloud, just making just way out of the way this weather system had brought some very heavy right into taiwan, is now moving out into the open waters. a few shouts for the fall, south of japan elsewhere slipping good over the next day or so. but drive by there across a good pulse of china, running down across the korean peninsula for the time being. but sickening kat williams, which is something of a wintry mix, that as we go one through one stay some segments in north korea, some heavier rain coming into south square before moving out across the sea of japan. plenty of showers across southeast asia, some live the was particularly just around the midnight peninsula through some monstrous and very heavy r

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kimberly, first. >> 50 on donald trump, 30 on nikki haley, and 20 on ron desantis. >> tyler?t open for the possibility that something happens, but with trump the clear frontrunner here. >> bret: morgan? >> similarly, 80 on trump, 10 on desantis, 10 on haley. i think they're the only two that have a small option, but that's it. >> bret: all right. we have another round really quickly because we don't have definitive word on the democratic side. where are your $100 in chips? kimberly? >> i'm going to put 80 on joe biden, but just because you don't know 20 on dean phillips. of. >> bret: tyler, you're there. what where are they saying? >> 90 on biden and 10 on other, just because in politics, nothing is certain, and things can always change. >> bret: that other is your safety net, tyler. i can see that. mowing? >> 70 on biden, 20 on the vice president, and 10 on, you know, you go never know, maybe gavin newsom comes in at the convention. >> bret: all right. thank you for playing. bets are closed. up next, president biden and israel's prime minister, the rise and fall of rudy giul

kimberly how kit has moved. please welcome the president of the united states, the 2024 us election is likely to be a rematch between president joe biden and former president donald trump. but it's a match up. most polls show a majority of americans don't want at $81.00 biden c, oldest us president to run for re election. is his age going to be an impediment to him being effective? and that is something that's not going away. biden's approval ratings have hit his store slows. trump is entering 24 with the rising lead above his republican challengers. in familiar form, he's railing against an influx of migrants to the united states. they dump them on the border and they pour into our country. well campaigning trumps also fighting $91.00 criminal charges until spend much of the us election season in a court room. also offending the presidential calendar to possible supreme court rulings. the 1st could decide if trump can hold public office after colorado state removed him from its ballot for stoking the 2021 capit

kimberly, thank you. kimberly how could, in washington for us. so let's bring in the model number shorter. now i just do a senior political analyst. so there's a, there's a lot of reasons you could point you there for why president biden is struggling in the polls right now. but his handling of the war in gaza is certainly one of the reasons and, and he's, is from, from, for one of the, for that reason he's not doing well, i'm on a certain segment of the population in the us. well, i mean that the segments we need to pay attention to is, of course, the democrats, right? because we are talking about his actions or re election as an incumbent. and the key would not be those say if i am chuckled questions, who would worked for trump? no matter what i do. in fact the supports for palestinians among them is something like one percent. so what's important about the sport is, what does it tell us once again, about what the democrats are thinking, especially what the young democrats are thinking and young democratic voters, meaning they will actually wei

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kimberly, thank you. kimberly how could outside the white house force in washington? well, let's continue this conversation and withheld and hi me to join us on our locks in the occupied west bank. so i'm a hold of violence of divine is reflected by is really settlers on palestinians has unfortunately, as we've been hearing, become a part of, of daily life for palestinians there. but there's been a spike in those attacks since this since police conflict began, has an yes absolutely actually according to the and the number of the attacks has more than doubled since october 7th. and we're talking about attacks. we're talking about physical attacks on the palestinians, or attacks on the properties and their livelihood. now, this on the announcement of by the u. s. is certainly going to be well received among police to me and even though they will miss skeptical, waiting to see how that translates actually underground. because anyone you speak to with the that they've always been at the last when it comes to a set and the violence only 7 percent of these at the results an

so kimberly, how good is our white house correspondent? kimberly you must have heard him wrong there. he really set you up. he was explaining that the vice president's delegation, the vice president's national security advisor has now arrived in tel aviv. what can you tell us about that? visit what is trying to achieve and what us, what message i beg your pardon the, the americans are bringing fatality. yeah. well it really hit the nail on the head when he is set up. the fact that what is real is there to do is really to sort of lay out the best of the bad options for the israel is because these relatives have made it clear that they are not in favor of the palestinian authority really being in control of postwar garza and so that leaves the, the alternative. and so what does that alternative look like? that is what that delegation is there to discuss. and the united states has said a revitalized policy missed dougherty. maybe one option, something that the is really, is, are not very excited about. the other proposal being pushed forward

kimberly how coach has the latest us state department. so according to national security council spokesperson, john kirby is considering whether or not to designate the who sees as a foreign terrorist organization. this is in response, he says to the escalation in a tax originating from yemen. this, as the united states announced it is part of an international coalition to protect the red sea as specifically commercial shipping vessels from attacks, specifically by the who sees. now already we know that operation prosperity, guardian, as it's called, is made up of $44.00 signatories, including nations like written candidates, spain, italy, and france as. 2 as nato b, e u, and the g 7, there is a concern about the cost to the global shipping trade, which currently in the red sea cows to about 15 percent overall. what we know is that because of these mounting attacks already, there has been a halt by some shipping companies operating in the red sea. what operation prosperity guardian will do will allow this international force to now take a

kimberly, how could the and the mirror of got to is renewed is condemnation of the killings and gaza chests. i mean, been how much assigned he was speaking during a golf cooperation council summit here in del huh. they may are also kohls on the un security council. bring this roll back to the negotiating table. i'll get somebody to get it to james phase. now, as this annual meeting of the council that consists of the 6 golf nations was dominated by the war on garza the host, the amier of cats. i'll shake timing been how much, how funny, a greeting the king about rain had been a sol khalifa has been at the center of recent diplomacy. his country mediated a 7 day truce, but it's being followed by more intense bombardment. something he called genocide. he says the international community must act. now when it through much to the we call on the security council, namely the permanent members to live up to their legal responsibility. to put an end to this barbaric court. and to force israel to return to the negotiation table to reach a just solution based on the international resolutions a

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kimberly cubby mentions expanding the alliance. that's what often has been talking about. how likely is that as well. what we know from admiral john kirby is that in fact the united states is welcoming the participation of any nation that wishes to join operation prosperity, guardian. and what we do now. 6 is that right now? there is a broad coalition of this maritime force. it includes nations like britain, canada, france, italy, spain. but was notable, is it none of these nations? so there are $44.00 signatories. it includes nato, the, you, that you 7, none of them are surrounding the red sea, notably absent is saudi arabia, as well as egypt. now the admiral did say that, in fact, as the national security spokes person, we should point out that there is the possibility that some of these nations are going to participate. the future may not make this public for reasons that are entirely up to them. and the united states is okay with that. as the bottom line is the united states will be the largest nation participating in terms of have a commercial ships as well as a fleet

the democratic republic of kimberly's reach, it means we'll resources in our full land. but it also has point for structure in bodily monday to cities and towns and many votes as see the country's wealth does not reach them. catherine slowly, i'll just see and i can show some democratic group of people come from. catherine joins us live now from contrast that catherine. so how important is the selection? and it's going to be a huge logistical challenge to organize this. but it isn't it? the yes sides very significant. and we are one of the paulding stations, and he's a police station here. in contrast to the voting hasn't started yet, but people are coming in the morning touring very closely what's going on, particularly in the east of the country, where there are security challenges we've on the group who are there. and we have been talking to congo leave here. who are concerned about the actual process itself, the saying that the things seemed very dis organize into that. and we did speak to the president of the electro commission who talked about these logistical nigh

the democratic republicans kimberly's reach in meaningful resources in our full land. but it also has point for structure and bodily money to cities and towns and many votes to see the country's wealth does not reach them. catherine slowly, i'll just see and i can show the democratic republic of congo. meanwhile, the un security council has agreed to withdraw peacekeepers from the democratic republic of congo. the gradual exit will begin later this month. but the un mission will remain in the country for another year. companies all talk to is that use peacekeepers offending to protect civilians from i'm groups operating in the east, a tax affordable that 7000000 people from their homes. the ukraine's president has proposed mobilising up to 500000 more people into the army. in his end of the press conference, let them use the landscape, said the decision depends on the defense capabilities, finances and fairness. russia announced on tuesday, it plans to increase the size of its army to 1500000 gave is trying to recruit most soldiers to fight on the front line. south kor

but our white house correspondent kimberly helped get a standing by kimberly, what can you tell us about this meeting and what they're saying? both the president and the families of the captives. yeah, we've just heard from the families in fact today just wrapped up that meeting and about 250 meters from where i'm standing. the family members walked out and spoke to reporters there. what we know about those 8 captives is that there are 7 men and one woman woman that are still being held and what their family members are saying is that the meeting that was held with president biden. and the secretary state entity blinking was very encouraging. what the president told them is that in fact, he is personally guaranteeing that he will continue and his administration will continue to look for their loved ones. but this is something that they are dedicated to. they will not lose sight of this and they will stop trying to bring them home. so this is something that they say that since october 7th, they have been in close coordination with members of the administration, whether it has been virtual

kimberly how good standing by live for us in washington and kimberly that stopped with this issue of us sanctions, all the targeting set to groups or individuals. because as we know, settlement activities under international law or according to you and experts and a transfer of population that's illegal, they say mm hm. and as a result, uh, the us, uh, president has promised to hold those individuals and groups to account. and so what we know is weeks ago, the us president has some of his top secretaries to look at policies that they could use because they was appealing within the binding administration. but the is really government simply was not serious about holding is really settlers to account for the violent acts they were committing against palestinians. and now what we understand is that, that, that announcement about that policy is imminent, that the, by the administration is on the costs of making the announcement that it will be putting in place of travel bad. that will in effect, prevent settlers who have committed violent acts. we understand that we several dozen uh from

kimberly is continue the conversation with the elders. you're a senior political analyst, more one to shower. i want to pick up on a point you were making last hour. are biting on monday, affirmed unshakable. his word unshakable commitment is real security and then on tuesday was critical. all the it behind closed doors of israel's prime minister. you say you're explaining these 2 things are not incompatible. in fact, they make perfect sense. absolutely. and just to clarify what company was talking about in terms of taking back or walking back the statement about indiscriminate to funding. i think that's important only because he basically was accusing cause of war crimes. yeah, the quote is there starting to lose that support meeting international support by the indiscriminate bombing that takes place, which he never said before. when you say indiscriminate bombing, you're actually using a term that's a war crime. you're not saying a wide scale of bombing, you're using a very particular term behind clause or not behind closed doors. he w

so kimberly, there is movement. now in this us is real relationship. the us national security advisor, jake seller, and sullivan arrives in israel tomorrow. what message do we think he's going to be carry? or according to the national security council spokesperson, john kirby, there will be a specific one. and that is a bit of a clean up following the comments of the us president, which patty called and reported. there were off camera about the indiscriminate bombing campaign by these really military of palestinian civilians that the sensually that the campaign has been in terms of its actions. the results have not been commensurate in terms of its effort to mitigate those civilian casualties. and as a result, the united states will continue to urge israel to be more precise in the future. it should continue to try and protect civilian infrastructure. and as for a cease fire, the united states continues to support israel's desire for their not to be one. the feeling being but how i'm us would have the opportunity to not only regroup, but that it could

you're on with kimberly crenshaw. caller: yes, good morning.ertain things but one of the things i disagree with is the arrest of some these black women who are suspect -- were with suspected criminals. as a foundational black american myself, i grew up in the 80's and 90's and there was a huge crack egg -- crack epidemic in black communities. when i was in an hbcu campus, that's historically black colleges and universities, there was a lot of drug dealers coming on campus. they were dating a lot of the women that were in the university at the time. this was huge in the 80's and 90's. a lot of black women, we had one in particular who was famous and she was very emblematic of this era. her name was kimberly smith. she went to hampton university. she was dating a drug dealer and came from -- president clinton gave her a pardon. she came from a very prestigious family and she was dating a drug dealer. host: can you get to the question? guest: the question is., caller: how can the actual perception that some of these things are just fictitious and

kimberly, just your thoughts on this. boebert was in a fairly red district, and i just, i don't know, this seems like something that we should not be heralding. we just can't switch, i thought the voters kicked the candidates, not the other way around. >> well, i think this reflects a reality that republicans are realizing, that 2024 congressional races maybe even more difficult than they anticipated. i think we've seen a lot of factors, primarily the issue of abortion access, really take center stage in the last two congressional elections. the margin is razor thin, and republicans are doing everything that they can to try to hold on to the safest seat as possible. i think a lot of americans don't realize, you don't have to live in a congressional district. there's nothing in the constitution that requires you to live in the district that you represent. this is one of those areas where that is being exploited, in order for political expediency. and, it's an acknowledgment that she is a rather weak candidate, it is an adm

. >> joining me for insight and analysis is kimberly atkins stohr, senior opinion writer for "the boston and stephen hayes, editor of the dispatch. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> from nbc news in washington, the longest-running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with kristen welker. >>> good sunday morning. top u.s. officials are toughening their tone, urging israel to do more to spare civilians after the collapse of a fragile truce between israel and hamas. israel is pounding targets in crowded southern gaza and has ordered more neighborhoods designated for attack to evacuate, driving up the death toll. now warnings from the u.s. previously delivered behind closed doors are breaking out into the open. secretary blinken saying the massive loss of civilian life and displacement of the scale we saw in northern gaza must not be repeated in the south. and both the president and secretary of defense lloyd austin on saturday calling for restraint. >> as israel defends itself, it matters how. the united states is unequivocal, international humanitarian law must b

and this lady, the us attorney, who spoke at my hearing, and her name was kimberly pascal.iendly at first and assure you that they honestly want to figure everything out. but after the verdict i don’t think so anymore; by the way, during the trial it seemed to me that i heard music from twilight, while kimberly. pascal was saying that of course it's not what schroer said, but this is what he said, and you can look at the minutes of this meeting where tucker, she literally says it's not what owen schroer said, but this is what he said spoke, and this was repeated several times, and even in the indictment provided by the prosecutor, out of thirty pages of conclusion 27, that he said, and not even on january 6, that i said on my show before and after. in my opinion, this is where you are accused of distributing the quote "disinformation about elections." disinformation does not mean that what you said is incorrect, it is not the same as a lie or untrue, it simply means that the information is inconvenient for those in power. how can the government publicly admit that they are

kimberly. okay, let's continue this with who do i have the means and hold a 1st of all, let me ask you if there's been any kind of reaction to this move by the us to target some centralized with sanctions now. as well as the official level, we haven't heard anything yet, but i think by listing is would probably raise the question and debate whether the fact that you have as some sanctions on some of the individuals, is that enough to actually change the reality on the ground and what they go through, a circular violence is a real concern. it's been on the rise. it's more than doubled as since october 7th, from sleep or day to now around 6 or 7 per day. it's either on police didn't, is themselves on their property and their livelihood. and then india, and only 8 percent of the of a settler violence has ever been indicted and is charlie indicted and less than that i have ever been legally charge and by the students have basically been given up going to the course because they know it's a losing a

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. ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ [ applause ] >> among the guests, their midwife, kimberly.'s quite popular here, having worked with several families. >> it feels very old-school where it's like, you know, the midwife was the person in the community that everybody went to and everyone knew. >> kimberly's business is booming. >> right in front of your face. >> oh, like that. >> oh, my god. sorry. >> is there a baby happening? >> a baby just happened. >> i think it's safe to say that we've tripled what we do every month. so right now it's feeling very busy. >> so how many now is busy? >> 12, 15 a month. >> i put my hands on their belly whatever stage of pregnancy they are, and i always greet the baby. >> it's not just kimberly. midwifery is having a resurgence. in 1980, midwives attended only 1.1% of births in the u.s. in 2020, that number rose to 12%. and according to the latest cdc data, the percentage of home births among black women increased 36% from 2019 to 2020 and another 21% from 2020 to 2021. >> it's a significant increase. abby phillip joining me right now. talk to

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kimberly, thanks for that. i'm listening in is adam shapiro who's a director of advocacy for the israel, for israel and palestine of the door and the human rights and foreign policy think thank you. joins us live on skype, from michigan in the united states and adam shapiro. you had kimberly, that these measures essentially meaningless. many of the settlers do nationals with the us passports anyway, denying them visas doesn't get you very far. how much impact realistically is this going to have on the satellite communities and set the activity across the occupied westbank? or i think your, of course one is, is correct to, to report that these, uh, this action is largely meaningless. um and symbolic the as you point out correctly, those who are dual citizens. and there was certainly a category of those settlers who have committed violent acts against palestinians who are american citizens or citizens of other countries and who won't be impacted by this visa ban. um, but we just, we should understand this though

let's speak to our white house correspondent, kimberly how can and kimberly. so tell us what, what do we know about this delegation, one of that goals, and as well. yeah, and then what would delegation is comprised that arrow heads up by the national security or really the person who is overseeing that policy for the vice president common le harris and you as you mentioned, his name is phil gordon, of the vice president was accompanying him as they met with arab leaders over the weekend, she says returned to the white house, but he has carried on to meet with his is really counterparts. and the reason is because there is a desire of the united states to work with the israelis to begin those discussions of what the post gaza conflict in terms of israel's war and ga. so it looks like in terms of governance. so the united states has one idea, israel has another and they're trying to kind of work on what would be a future. and of course include the vision of the policy, the people as well. we know that the palestinian people, at least some of them are wild about t

and we, kimberly damaged where the strikes came. just i was after rush that reported casualties in the city of belgrade, same ukraine. the russian response was to talk it. the car keeps empty. coming to the way ukraine says it's a defense is a ride. the capt. 2 keys were involved in shooting down drones. this latest wave of attacks comes to stay is after russia targeted cities across the ukraine. in march, forward to said was the most must have a real attack since the start of the war. both sides ready confirm and ministry targets. i hate. we tend only to have with civilian infrastructure, it struck, but this, the fear that this recent tit for tat could mock escalation. animal that's already been raging now for me to guess a slide vague i 0, keep to the renowned australian born investigative journalist john pills has died at the age of 80 for his family analysis, passing on social media pill. joe worked throughout the world to expose human suffering caused by governments in places like palestine, cambodia, and east timor. his work w

kimberly how could all that spring and how much of holly? he's a professor of conflict resolution and diplomacy at george mason university. could have you back with us. so listening to what kimberly was talking about, they have in terms of the, the by mid ministration. the statements we're hearing from it is this a point where the us is beginning to realize it can no longer sustain the sort of absolute blind support for israel, regardless of what's happening in gauze or in terms of human costs. it is a phase of by then those pragmatism and managing this war on like previous to months. apparently, the white house is convinced the, the open ended war. the way it has been pursued by the is our a, the ottoman is not 4 feet into over 50. well for the minutes and how much sense it is, create an apocalyptic situation. and when it comes to civilian devastation, there must be some revision here. and this is where the by then it has come in the by that and this one has come in to tell the is what it is that they should change the course of the war. an

kimberly how could in washington, dc. kimberly, as you, i'm sure are away. we're talking right now about the death of on colleague in gauze a camera man, simon apple duck. it's not the 1st john list to be killed in garza that have been many reports by international journalistic organizations complaining about the high best total of doing this to be many complaints and reports by international human rights groups about the high civilian casualty, tall. we've been hearing from the us and us officials on this is well a, it's ironic that uh it is wireless that dues, as camera man that we're talking about unfortunately, who as tragically lost his life because i was not so long ago that i asked the question of the national security council spokesperson john kirby. in fact, it was back in october of this year, whether or not israel was in fact deliberately targeting baptist al jazeera journalist, but journalist in general. and he rejected that notion and said, i've not seen any indication of that whatsoever. that is real, is going after journalists, i've seen absol

and we, kimberly damaged where the strikes came. just i was after rush that reported casualties in the city of belgrade, same ukraine. the russian response was the talk if the car keeps empty columbia to the way ukraine says it's a defense is around the cap to keep involved in shooting down drones. this latest wave of attacks comes to stay is after russia targeted cities across ukraine. in march, forward to said was the most must have a very low tech since the start of the war. both sides ready confirm and ministry targets, which we can only to help with civilian infrastructure is struck. but this, the fear that this recent tit for tat could mock escalation in a will that's already been raging. now if we needed to guess a said vague, i 0, keep a 2020 so it will be a big year for elections with more people heading to the polls around the world than ever before. the continent is exempt from what's on track to be a yeah, that could shape the future. well, daughter, at least 70 countries are expected to hold elections in 2024 ninty full

kimberly the yeah. well, the national security council's folks for us and john kirby spoke to afford his off camera and covered a number of cop topics. what he talked about really at code, what the secretary of defense lloyd austin said in the region. he underscored the white house position. but when it comes to the conflict and israel's war on gaza that the white house position is that the only solution really is a 2 state function in the eyes of the united states. he also commented on that tragic killing of the is really assassination of 2 women inside a church, a mother and a daughter that we also know has been condemned by the roman catholic pope. the white house. the we understand is raising concerns with israel about the gaza church sniper shooting and john kirby commenting on that thing that every civilian death is a tragedy. so the white house investigating that and bringing that up with the is really counter parts. now in terms. 8 of humanitarian a which we know the goal has been about 150 truc

i white house correspondent, kimberly how could the for us thank you. kimberly. is there any forces or continuing to carry out daily rates across the occupied westbank? military vehicles entered several cities and towns including novice and bethlehem. early on thursday. they rated homes and detained at least one palestinian and best to have. our official has moved from ramallah. and now it's replied westbank. and it's been a day when there have been a number of incidents across the westbank. mine has been shot and killed kalia in a village very close to bethlehem. there was a funeral for someone who was shot and killed on wednesday. and that the funeral then the there were exchanges between more nurse ideas, really on me, which led to 3 people being short things of calm down. but there's a can sound as it gets dark, because the army are still in the village of sealed off all the roads. then the situation could cleared up. again. we've had the 3 men being arrested in east jerusalem and a number of check points linking the to the rest of them and the westbank being

a spokesperson told us that kimberly wong was a hardworking dedicated employees and that she will beissed. >>> faculty at san francisco state are hitting the picket lines tomorrow. part of a series of strikes across cal state campuses. union members want a 12% raise, smaller class sizes, pay equity and expanded parental leave. the strike at sf state will last one day. >>> a plan to crack down on illegal street vending in the mission is in full effect. while some say they have seen big improvements outside of the b.a.r.t stations since this video was shot, others say the problem has just changed locations. da lin spent the weekend exploring the street's new street vending ban and looked into if the city is playing a game of wack-a-mole. >> i feel like the street is narrower. we are just two people wopping, but if there was another person walking down here, they would have an issue. >> reporter: neighbors say access is the biggest issue right now. the vendors have taken up half of the sidewalk on 34th street. >> not enough room to walk by. it is not pleasant. >> reporter: the bigger co

a 27 year old kimberly wong, who had gone to sacred heart high school in atherton, graduated from the university of washington and was working in the tech industry in san francisco, discovered dead during a welfare check in the home she shared with her boyfriend. today scott fisher made his first court appearance in san francisco and pleaded not guilty to the charge of domestic violence homicide. neighbors told reporters they were shocked. yet intimate partner violence is all too common. joining us live now to talk about it is orchid pucci, executive director of the asian women's shelter orchid. thanks for joining us today. >> thank you for having me. >> such a sad yet important topic. look, with regard to this case, san francisco police saying this is the first domestic violence related homicide of the year in the city . is this an anomaly or are domestic killings actually this rare? >> unfortunately, domestic violence killings aren't in any way rare really anywhere anywhere across the country, including here in the bay area, including in san francisco. >> can you share some numbers

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kimberly healthcare elses 0. the white house is there any solid is conducting range in the occupied westbank of shots, several palestinians turn some grenades and take us there from the village of a reef south of annapolis and the centre of occupied westbank with soldiers detained. at least 3 palestinians as well as materials are set up checkpoints as a number of other villages and interrogated palestinians driving through. israel has detained an average of 60 people every night and killed nearly $290.00 palestinians in the occupied westbank since october. it is where the forces of into the most intense rage and the occupied westbank since the will began incursion. and janine started on tuesday morning and a 500 people have been arrested since at least 11 palestinians killed. charles stratford as more from ramallah is really on the vehicles with the ladies, drones, bulldozers and at least 1400 is ready was of the soldiers were involved. they surrounded and sealed off the record g camp inside union city hunting su

>> that was kimberly chang reporting for us. and i'm is due back in court december. 26, he and 7 others are being held without bail. >> tonight, members of the community are hosting a town hall to recall alameda county district attorney pamela price said the van is being put on by the save. alameda county for everyone group. this group is organized this rally last month. that will be at the emeryville senior center at 6.30. meantime, there's also a movement underway in oakland to keep pamela price in office. the groups that came together saturday say that the effort against price is not about public safety. they claim the recall is being run by small number of rich people who only care about property values. the da's encouraging people to decline to sign. >> the policies and the loss that you elected me implement. i didn't create those we are following the law. we are lawyers and i have given the directive to every lawyer in my office, you are a minister of justice. that is your command. that is your commission. that is what the

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