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kristen: thank you so much.e want to get some answers with regard to today's seven consecutive flex alert. joining us now is pg&e spokesperson deanna. thanks for coming on the show. >> thank you. kristen: cal iso is warning us to be prepared for possible outages this evening. what would trigger back? >> that is right, due to the possible shortfall, energy call f thoseotinoutages.u it is when they call on the utilities to curtail. kristen: i understand there are three energy alert levels. explain them to us. >> those are cal iso's alert levels. they decide on those alert levels. they are in charge of balancing the great, supply versus demand versus the available resources. they have been calling for these flex alerts to conserve for all of californians to conserve energy to prevent those outages. so far, it has been working. we are doing a great job at conserving. this is another day of the flex alert from 4:00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m.. so do not use any of those large appliances. kristen: our conservation efforts co

kristen: it is a tough balance.so used to getting hold of someone at a moments notice. san franciscans swear more than any other city. that is according to a new survey. we are tied for fifth in the nation with a high school curse words. ohio, las vegas, san jose. the average age americans are using swear words is 11. i will start with spencer. >> i am so surprised. i spent quite a few years in new york. columbus, ohio? dan: i know. it is funny. spencer: maybe you're angry that certain columbus. kristen: aww. dan: they are swearing at you now. i remember telling my kids book, i will not tell you not to swear, but if you have to know and you think you're mature enough to use that language, you need to know when it is appropriate and when it is not. i told them don't do this or don't do that and if you swear around my mother, i will kill you. you have to have some common sense. >> two instant thoughts, how could they possibly measure that? do they have a microphone in our sports department? kristen: that is what i was

kristen: this is interesting. the california tourism bureau has rolled out this new campaign to get travelers to visit the state's tribal land. how did this come about? >> there was a lot of organic discussions that were taking place. we had this real opportunity catalyst with the american plan rescue act. we received a one million-dollar federal grant to expedite this. we put this on a fast track. we saw it as great importance california has more recognized tribes than any other state in the nation. kristen: rich cultural history. it is probably impossible to cover locations that include all 100 hives -- tribes, but highlight some key areas. >> we are excited to bring these experiences directly to prospective -- visitors. as part of the kick off, we brought in a handcarved redwood could new that is very native and historic old to the tribe in the redwoods. visitors can actually go paddling with members of the tribe up in the mendocino area. very exciting. in the bay area, there is the indigenous red market in oak

kristen: the central freeway.t the word has people thinking that freeway, parts of it torn down, more parts need to be torn down. there was a stretch still connected when one market street. the san francisco standard has written about the fate of it. officials may not have done a study on the impact of the removal of the previous section and that is the part that remains. joining us now is the editor, alex. before we dive into what you found. quickly remind our view with which sections of the central freeway remain today in which such as being debated for tear down? >> there's only one section remaining. it is a one point two mile stretch that commits the 101 two market street and octavia. it has been there since 19 59 and it is made of steel. kristen: you wrote about a new rebuttal by neighbors. why did they think it was necessary? >> i think they are become urban planners. they are seeing the environment and they want to make changes. when you go on division street and it is shaded and it feels uncomfortable, un

kristen: thanks. what are heat islands?> we started an initiative through a grant provided by the national oceanic and met -- and atmospheric administration. we sent out 30 volunteers across the city to map the data about how humid and hot different parts of our city are. to live in the city, you know we've got microclimates. some neighborhoods are extremely hot, others are in a blanket of fog. in order to understand with the environment looks like and what tree canopies and buildings do to the temperatures and humidity of our neighborhoods is important to help us make smart investments. kristen: this is not something you ever thought the city would have to worry about. but that is our reality. tell us more about this first round of mapping. i understand volunteers actually drove around as the heatwave was getting underway last week? tell us what they did. >> we had 30 volunteers who took different routes at three different times of the day. they drove all across the city and had these -- attached to their vehicles. as they

kristen: what? larry: crypto.com is now suing her. i'm with her. kristen: oh?ut. dan: where is their accounting department? larry: this is your business. financial transactions. dan: i go the other way. i get it. you have to realize that they will figure it out and they will want their money back. if you know it's not your money, it's not your money. kristen: i agree with you. >> after so long it is your money, isn't it? larry: if i find your wallet, can i spend it after a week? mike: absolutely. i carry no cash. [laughter] larry: what is the statute of limitations on that? seven months is a long time. dan: it is. i don't know. if it was me, i would contact them. larry: or i would think it was a scam or something. kristen: ok you guys. it is tasty thursday. if you are a vegan or enjoying vegan food, oakland has something new for you. the oakland vegan trail has just launched. it features a map with locations and information about more than 20 plant bait restaurants in the city. there's even a vegetarian option. dan: joining us today is the visit oakland preside

kristen: labor day is here.ca's employers added 315,000 jobs in august, exceeding expectations, but below to life us report when unemployment surged by 526,000 jobs. the unemployment rate rose slightly, up from 3.5% in july. that was the lowest in half century. marty wash -- marty walsh told abc 7 that america's workforce is stronger than ever. >> the president has passed major legislation that will expand manufacturing in the united states. it expands opportunities for infrastructure which will help us to more growth in cities and towns across america the inflation reduction act is another bill that is very important. i see our economy strong moving forward. kristen: walsh touted a new gallup poll which shows approval for labor unions at 71%, the highest since 1965. larry: if you are looking to get out of town, wait before you get into your car. i want to show you a little picture of interstate 80 from our camera in emeryville. as you can see, it is jammed up. this is notoriously the most crowded local freeway

kristen: welcome back. san francisco is welcoming dream force, it's biggest conventions and scope it started. at the same time, there are ongoing issues the city continues to grapple with -- public safety and crime remain hot topics, getting control of massive illegal vending, especially the mission district is another pressing issue. in just one minute, san francisco mayor london breed will be joining us. we will talk about her new five point economic recovery plan she just unveiled a few days ago. here are the five points -- one, filling vacancies and diversifying industries. there are a lot of real estate office buildings that are vacant. number two, enhancing downtown vibrancy. number three, maintaining a clean and safe city -- public safety has been an issue for the city. and number four, increasing and improving access to downtown. the central subway is getting very close to open, the long-awaited one. that's going to be a piece of improving access. and number five, growing our labor force, which has

kristen: thank you. abc7news i team report at stephanie sierra is digging into the police response on staffing changes that may have impacted the response times. she is like that with what she found out today. reporter: yes, the combination of ousd losing its police force, with cuts reducing staffing, open city council members are raising questions about what needs to change to better respond to emergencies. investigators searching for at least two shooters and an accomplice, who they say breach the front of oakland high school and open fire. >> we are not sure how they entered or if the door was locked open. those are things we will come within our investigation. reporter: the oakland police chief says it does not appear that the suspect used in the toaster break into the school. according to ousd's facility master plan, they develop new features for safety, including restricting building access by maintaining locks and windows and skylights, but it is some clear -- unclear how the district requires sch

kristen: don't talk about me that way.arbucks is rolling out a plan to speed up service. it includes new machines to help her reese's cup the time it takes to make some drinks, cut that time in half. starbucks says it will offer incentives for nonunion employees, which includes student loan support, savings accounts, and more sick time, all of those things welcome. mike: except for the union employees. they are probably not happy about that. i think it is great. i don't go there very often, and when i do, i don't mind waiting. i know there are people who go there and want to see it move faster. if it helps those folks, i am for it. larry: i'm encouraged by the fact that they will get better benefits and get something out of it. that is important for everybody. instead of coffee, how does a nice beverage made from pineapples or mangoes sound? healthy and fresh is the concept behind zero, a bay area brand that specializes in boebert t -- boba tea. it sounds like a perfect opportunity on a tasty thursday to enjoy some of this

kristen:.umber 140 listed for $100,000, the space that has been on the market for 164 days is located inside townsend street, condo in the south beach neighborhood. ama, i don't know they have to go lower. ama: i think so. no way in you know what, in my playing -- paying that price. i don't want have to pay separately for parking space to begin with. no. larry: so many people in san francisco do though. i'm wondering if you have to pay monthly on top of that or is that just 90 flats and it is yours forever or do you have to pay that monthly rental fee on top of that? kristen: it is 90 flats. larry: thank goodness. insult to injury if you had to pay on top of that every month for the privilege of parking in your own space. but it is naughty. obviously it would make sense for someone in the building to pay that. they would have to pay rent or mortgage plenty. so, we will see if they lower the price. we clearly are unable to go more than a couple of days without some pumpkin spice story. here's an

kristen: kids. dan: that's true.as like su rprise. dan: don't do that. now to the newest song that will have you humming, space force unveiled the military branch's official song. ♪ dan: every branch of the u.s. military has their own official song. the space force has 12o. why not -- has one too? mike: i remember back in the days when i had to learn those and play the drums and learn all of those different marches. there's one more for the kids to learn. dan: it's kind of catchy. it certainly helps identify the space force. mike: --ama: when i hear watchful eye in the lyrics i am like who are they watching? what is going on. kristen: that is not what i was expecting. it's a little dear leader-ish. maybe does the throwback, but not a more modern futuristic tape -- take. dan: it has to be timeless otherwise against dated quickly. mike: it already sounds dated. [laughter] dan: that's true. well that is this addition of the four at 4:00. ♪ ♪ dry eye symptoms keep driving you crazy? inflammation in your eye might be to b

kristen: he is a practical man.ly, the man of the people in the crowd in york is going well for him. kristen: the heat is on still in california and the bay area and some workers are paying the price. how they are trying to pay -- beat the heat. larry: have you seen my new phone yet? it like, folds in half. i would never switch to samsung, i love my phone. what??? ♪♪ (...it folds in half.) you see i love my phone. i would never switch to samsuuu... (gasping) ♪♪ i'm mark and i live in vero beach, florida. my wife and i have three children. ruthann and i like to hike. we eat healthy. we exercise. i noticed i wasn't as sharp as i used to be. my wife introduced me to prevagen and so i said "yeah, i'll try it out." i noticed that i felt sharper, i felt like i was able to respond to things quicker. and i thought, yeah, it works for me. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. larry: as i am sure you know we continue to have record-breakin

kristen it's a great question. and essentially it is a frame to get people prepared for the fact that we may have an annual covid-19 shot similar to a the flu shot. now the white house put out a statement essentially saying this is gonna happen every year, but we don't have any evidence to suggest that because if we look at what happens with influenza, there is a predictability predictability to influenzo. we know it's seasonal. we know generally what to expect with regards to our healthcare system and the level of disease every winter and also we have decades of experience now and reformulating that vaccine to match what strain scientists predict is going to be affecting us that winter. these are unanswered questions. yeah regarding covid-19, but i think it's fair to at least say that we might be able to we might need to tweak this this booster next year depending on a circulating variance. i mean people should be prepared for right but it seems like we're not that great at predicting yet right now. it's more like

kristen meinzer, thank you _ political. kristen meinzer, thank you for _ political.nzer, thank you for sharing your views, us royal commentator kristen meinzer, thank you. views from the united states there. the queen's popularity crossed notjust oceans but also generations. schools around the world have been learning about the monarch and her rain. our midlands correspondent navtej johal has been speaking to young people in leicester. our queen, queen elizabeth ii, she died yesterday afternoon... there was only one subject on much of the nation's mind today. and in soar valley college in leicester, young people were discussing the monarch who has defined the country she led for 70 years and what comes next. does anyone have any questions about this? yes? will the money currency change? what surprised you most in the last 2a hours? these year 11 students all spoke of their respect for the late monarch, but had different views on the monarchy. i feel like she related to us because when she was our age, she was doing the war efforts with the people of her age. i feel l

all right, kristen. hi everybody.reprieve today though if you've been outside in most neighborhoods, it feels much better than it did yesterday. however, that is going to be short-lived as we talked about all week. in fact look at these temperatures anywhere from five to about 11 degrees cooler. so, where is that put us in the range where if you have vigorous activities do them now? don't wait until the weekend when it gets hot once again any outdoor chores do them now do them through the evening hours when it's even more comfortable and it is now there are a few places like fairfield and you can see out around brent where 104 and 100 and 101 in ukiah and that's because the area of high pressure ret. just a little bit to our east as an area of low pressure passes us over the ocean to the west and the north and that's why we had this little bit of a dip. all right since the last time we talked. good news for the coasts in the san francisco no more heat advisories for you right now. it's mainly the marin coastal range a

kristen: everything is good, but it is filipino.what makes it unique. >> filipino is the base of our concept, and we incorporate in mexican dishes like burritos, tacos, rice plates and other fun stuff. larry: this is so hefty. you loaded this thingyou are no >> you guys are going to be hungry, so we wanted to come prepared. kristen: you aren't going to tell me the recipe, will you? i love it on rice or in burrito form, and i love how you marinate it. it is such a bay area special thing. >> you have to come and experience it. larry: mike was doing bicep curls with one of the burritos. it is too messy for me to eat because i have to keep talking for a few hours, but what has been the reaction? >> we've been open for 12 years, and we have a big following. a lot of the people who have had us and have not had us are coming by the building to congratulate us. until now, it's hard to soak in, but from our customers, our new customers just knowing about us, it has been humbling for us to take that in and represent not only being filipino-am

gerry: kristen let me start with you the inflation numbers are clearly getting worse, the white houseink the inflation reduction act is going to do something about it this could not even worst timing. >> such bad timing watching the democrats basically celebrate themselves while americans are still struggling really was the perfect symbol for how out of touch this administration is with working-class people, yes gas prices to go down last month but that's mostly because were entering a recession. demand is not there anymore, last month consumer prices, electricity, the cost of food that all went out people are still struggling as president people must think voters are stupid if he expects them to believe this inflation reduction act is actually going to help inflation. it's just going to make inflation worse, this is another trillion dollar boondoggle spending bill that pumps a ton of money into the system and funnels our tax dollars off to the democrats friends in the green energy business. it is a total joke and as soon as the bill passed we saw the media stop calling it the inflati

kristen as always, it's an honor to be here with you. oh, it's always great to have you breaking news does mean we have a little less time, but i do want to ask you. are you a jeopardy fan? i've been a jeopardy fan since before i can remember in my old school, my old school little tv. totally. me too. okay so new season kicked off this week. of course he in honor of our favorite quiz show. we are going to kick off our segment now with i want to be jeopardy with doctor patel. so how do we play this doctor patel? i'm even wearing i'm even wearing you can't really tell him wearing a plaid blazer to get that game show host vibe. so here we go. we're gonna i'm gonna throw out three questions, kristen. they're very simple trivia questions, but you're gonna have to answer them and pure jeopardy. fashion. are you ready? okay, i am ready. alright. first question. this pharmaceutical company just announced a phase three clinical trial testing an m r n a influenza vaccine. uh oh. okay i know we're supposed to be quick. i do not know this. and if ou

yeah, kristen.well, it doesn't feel like fall today and the colder months are quickly approaching and if you haven't scheduled your covid booster yet doctors say now is a good time. you want to get ahead of the holidays as well many people will be gathering and spending time indoors state epidemiologist, dr. erica pan says while right now things look good in terms of code infections. there is concern for what will happen when the weather gets cooler. she says the new booster that's available to anyone 12 and older covers two strains. so this new booster you might hear it called the bivalent booster. it's called bivalent because it now has two strains. so it adds protection for the current circulating strain of omicron and it still has that original strain that the original vaccine had so it's kind of you might hear about this sometimes with flu vaccines, right? so now we have both the new circulating omicron strain and the old one. dr. pan also says when you schedule your covid vaccine, you should a

we are indeed larry and kristen. let's take a look at our storm impact scale abc seven's exclusive storm impact scale we rank these from 1 to 51 is a lightstorm. five is severe. the incoming one is a one as you look here, it's an early season storm that is going to drop down from the gulf of alaska park itself, just off our coast line for a few days, and that's why we are looking at wet weather that is going to stretch from really sunday through tuesday ahead of it, though we have seen a bump up in temperatures, nine degrees warmer in novato 12 degrees warmer in livermore compared to 24 hours ago. live view from our sutro tower camera. you can see blue skies right now. just beautiful. view of san francisco . it is 64 in the city, 70 in oakland in the upper seventies from palo alto to san jose, currently 63 degrees in half moon bay, the sea lions or basking in the sun from our pier 39 camera. you can see just a lovely day out there. santa rosa 80 degrees in the seventies from petaluma to napa, 85 fairfield, 82 conquer

i'll pay you off later again kristen. let me show you live doppler 7 because it is definitely active in the inland east bay some thunderstorms have developed as we speak. we are tracking lightning near antioch. you will notice right around west leland road near pittsburgh bay point. they're getting some pretty good downpours in this area right now as we take a look at some of the rainfall here in this region. it's about a third of an inch per hour as we widen out this i'll show you where it's heading into the collinsville area over the next few hours. we also have a few showers in the north bay right around highway 128 bella oaks lane. so we're taking you down to street level here when we show you the storm system. it is just spinning off the coastline and it is spinning up waves of showers along with the instability because getting some sun breaks in the heating from the sun is destabilizing the atmosphere. you can see those clouds developing vertically from our south beach cameras. so here's a look at our temperature is

i'm kristen z. your watch for you in real time today sfo food service workers are back on the job after a three-day strike. it seems to be a win for the union and workers. what exactly did they win though? and will the deal result in higher prices for travelers our media partners at the san francisco standard will join us with more on the impact of this labor battle also students and parents in oakland are shaken after yesterday's on campus shooting in east oakland. we'll talk with a child development expert about how to talk with children and help them make sense of such senseless violence. meanwhile, there's growing outrage in oakland over the violence plaguing the city. yesterday's shooting happened at broadsdale high school on the king estate campus. it enters six people two students one counselor one security guard and two school district. we like so many are asking what can be done. how can we create a safer school environment and society joining us live now is oakland city council member laur

>> peter and kristen, it's so touching.hters, grown men fully dressed up in the flag with tears in their eyes. it's overwhelming love, affection, and gratitude for this queen. the signs and the notes, what people are writing is so touching. i saw this morning it moved me to tears with the old scripture, matthew 25, well done my good and faithful servant. and the crowd energy is so interesting. i shot this on my iphone, people are laying flowers, it's packed, shoulder to shoulder, but it's quiet. there's not jostling, it's not loud. and, in fact, there was a spirit of cooperation when this young man hoists himself at the top of the gates and people are handing him more and more bouquet, he's hanging on by one arm but throwing more flowers up there. the feeling is one of gratitude and love. >> one of so many incredible images, savannah there. i can't stop thinking about the fact that queen elizabeth, savannah was 25 years old, when she became the monarch. now you have king charles, who's 73. this is a moment he has quite lite

i'm kristen z and i'm dan ashley. thank you for joining us for our continuing coverage of this shooting that happened in east oakland at a school campus that contains three schools. in fact, it's on the 8200 block of fontaine street again in east oakland. we have team coverage for you abc 7 news reporter liam. melendez is speaking to parents. ryan curry is a highland hospital where victims were taken, but we're going to begin with abc 7 news reporter tim johns tim. yeah, dan chris, and i've been out here for hours now. just talking to parents talking to staff members as you can see one of those schools is just behind me here and we have seen dozens of people streaming out of here over the hours and so many people have are just angry frustrated upset not knowing what they were gonna find when their kids showed up when they came to get their kids. i should say taught to grandmothers talk to parents talk to one man in particular who's picking up his four year old daughter who said she was blissfully unaware of what was g

kristen welker reports on the escalating tension. >> the president of the united states. >> reporter: tonight, president biden on the world stage at the united nations, delivering a stinging rebuke of russian president putin and his war on ukraine. >> russia has shamelessly violated the core tenants of the united nations charter. we will stand in solidarity with ukraine. >> reporter: the president slamming russia's attacks on schools, hospitals and schools, hospitals, and train stations, and alleged war crimes. >> wherever you are, wherever you live, whatever you believe, that should not -- that should make your blood run cold. >> reporter: and responding to putin, who just hours earlier appeared to threaten the west with a nuclear strike. saying in a rare televised address, those who are trying to blackmail us with nuclear weapons should know russia has lots of weapons of its own, adding "this is not a bluff." they're making irresponsible nuclear threats to use nuclear weapons. >> reporter: just days ago, president biden was asked what would be the consequences of a nuclear attack? >

but kristen welker, you covered him from the other side when he ran for president. you covered his white house. you know a lot of people in his circle. we have seen some statements from his spokesperson. have we heard from donald trump himself? >> we are just hearing from him on his social media website. he described himself as that. let me read you a little bit of what he posted just moments ago. he describes this as another witch hunt by a racist attorney general. he's called her racist in the past, who failed in her run for governor getting almost zero support from the public and is now doing poorly against michael henry. he's trying to speak to the politics of this moment. i never thought this case would be brought until i saw her really bad poll numbers. she's a fraud who campaigned on a get trump platform, despite the fact that the city is one of the crime and murder disasters of the world under her watch. in a second tweet, he calls her a failed a.g. whose lack of talent in the fight against crime is causing record numbers of people and companies to flee new

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hello there, kristen, what's being said in the meeting? well, there's relieved that the 2 sides have declared a ceasefire after 3 days of intense fighting that's resulted in dozens of casualties for both sides. we heard from ambassadors on the security council, as well as an assistant secretary general miroslav yank a who is charged with overseeing this region. he said that he is not in a position to confirm the conflicting narratives coming from arminian, azerbaijan, as to who is responsible for starting this recent conflict. armenia accuses azerbaijan of targeting military and civilian positions in their territory. and azerbaijan, a for its part, says they were responding to provocations, including mining near troops and attacks on troops in the region. that is, there's under international law, but has been contested for many years now. so we heard also from the armenian ambassador, a warning that they believed that further threats and further attacks were in the making. so, concerned from the security council members was expressed a and

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kristen. tom doesn't have to worry about finding new recruits for his company either. the software developers of the future are right next door. they study just across the courtyard in the delta center, they know not only even after their 1st semesters, students are hired by start up companies. and by the time they're 20 or 25, they're earning twice as much as their parents. he, they, they sca rebate and then away from tar to we travel further south along the russian and bellow russian borders dug up is, is the 2nd largest city in lafayette. after riga, ringed in soviet times by machine building factories and a chemical plant. in the 1990s, many of these factories had to close. one of the most important employers to day is the locomotive repair works. founded in $1866.00 as a repair facility for the st. petersburg, warsaw, railroad line. the factory boomed under the soviets. they expanded, adding a house of culture, a pioneer camp, vacation homes, and a training center for the 4000 people who worked here with the collapse of the soviet union. the plant shrank. today. i

. >> i sat down at the justice department with kristen clark, the head of the civil rights division anddivision. they say this new office up because environmental justice is a law enforcement issue. just like policing and voting rights, access to healthy communities and a clean atmosphere is fundamentally about civil rights. to that send, i questioned both officials about the water crisis in mississippi. we know that the epa is down there investigating. here's what they told me about the role of the doj. take a listen. the epa is down there investigating what's happening in jackson, mississippi. why is the doj not there yet? >> we can't speak to the status of any activity, but our enforcement strategy, which, again, the attorney general prom low gaited in may, means we will be prioritizing cases where we can do the most. >> we as a nation have a duty to stand up fur our nation's most vulnerable. >> meanwhile, these doj officials also told me they are working on investigations into other environmental justice cases, like the failing system in alabama. >> what's so interesting and importa

that is true larry afternoon to you and kristen. hi everybody. i'm going to tell you something a little different than the narrative. we've been talking about so far. it is hot almost everywhere, especially at 2 o'clock. but look what happened right after that and it right now temperatures and places like santa rosa are down nearly 13 degrees napa. we're down down to 97 after being 96 in san francisco. we're down to 84. we're down to 95 in san mateo 91 in oakland all those areas hit nearly 100 degrees earlier today the local i see breeze has returned, but only for a select few we still have some heat possible until 8 o'clock this evening along the coast 8 o'clock tomorrow. we're in the heat advisory in san francisco. and for the bay shoreline it goes all the way through thursday, but of course the most dangerous heat is going to be along the bay shoreline till 8 o'clock this evening with those 100s and then we'll take the bay shoreline out of it and it will be the rest of those areas you see in that hot pink to red that could still reach 110 and

kristen, what have you learned? >> these are brand new details that show the level of interaction between meadows and the national archives as well as what exactly he submitted. sources tell our colleagues that jamie gain gel, evan perez and me that within a week of that search at mar-a-lago, meadows submitted text messages and emails to the national archives. it was less than a dozen emails. now, this was actually part of an earlier request for all electronic correspondence that falls under the presidential records act. what's interesting here is the archives realized that it hadn't gotten everything from meadows when it saw what meadows had actually turned over to the january 6th committee. that's when they started putting in that earlier request. one thing to pay attention here is that meadows has actually been working with the archives on a different level as well. that's something we learned through this reporting. for about a year, because he is one of trump's designees to the archives. so he was called by ano

kristen doff is it to my village, built by film direct to any a qu store. it's it looks like movie scenery, film festival. it's a held here annually this year out of $500.00 film submitted. it was the russian entry that won, while russian on his band in one part of europe, it wins in another part. this is going to happen in the western media is the thing, the conferences, 1st through the russian. when at the moment when we don't want to russians do in anywhere we've been there sports, we had to be been the kids. we've been everything. what is russia? but this is so crazy. when you say that european culture is cancelling russian culture, i don't see big culture in europe in no culture cannot cancel culture. and how can you separate love, don't say, from the history of the union, from the history of europe. this is impossible. at one time, sylvia was also shunned in europe. it was bombed, understands who had dubbed outcomes. today, paternity between russia and serbia is being poisoned, sampson being forced to join european sanctions. however, so far without s

kristen walker reports >> reporter: president biden on the world stage at the united nations delivering a stinging rebuke of russian president putin and his war on ukraine >> russia has shamelessly violated the core tenets of the united nations charter we will stand in solidarity with ukraine. >> reporter: the president slamming russia's attacks on schools, hospitals and train stations and alleged war crimes. >> whoever you are, wherever you live, whatever you believe, that should not -- that should make your blood run cold. >> reporter: and responding to putin, who just hours earlier appeared to threaten the west with a nuclear strike. saying in a rare televised address those trying to blackmail us with nuclear weapons should know russia has lots of weapons of its own adding, quote, this is not a bluff. >> making irresponsible nuclear threats to use nuclear weapons >> reporter: president biden was asked what would be the consequences for a nuclear attack >> it will be consequential. they will become more of a pariah in the world than they ever have been >> reporter: now putin announcin

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he was having dinner with his girlfriend, kristen and his future in-laws. 2 officers suddenly arrestedn explanation and that's when dwayne dropped to one knee and proposed christian said yes, wayne was released from fake custody kind of we're kind all there. she is a nationally beloved betty reid soskin. she turned 101 years old today. >> she's the oldest national park ranger retired last year. but still volunteers in a virtual chat program on most thursdays. in case you're interested, sauce can spent the last decade and a half sharing her experiences working on the world war, 2 home front with rosie, the riveter museum. visitors in richmond highly recommended great place. she also has a middle school named after her in el sobrante in contra costa county. all right. betty is still working. i think that's fabulous. that wraps up kron. 4 news of that we'll see you tonight at 8 on your bay area's local news station. with less moderate-to-severe eczema, why hide your skin if you can help heal your skin from within? hide my skin? not me. dupixent helps keep you one step ahead of eczema, wit

kristen and deb, thank you for your time. keep us posted.anks, todd. >> thank you. >> ashley: house republicans taking aim at facebook over hunter biden story. the judiciary committee released a letter on thursday demanding facebook to keep all communication with the fbi regarding information on the hunter biden's laptop. the committee accusing facebook of hiding information "facebook suppressed an explosive "new york post" article detailing how hunter biden use the position and influence his father." now president biden for personal gain with apparent awareness of president biden." republicans want to investigate how they handle stories on hunter biden's laptop. this comes after ceo mark zuckerberg recently admitted to the platform not showing about the laptop. missouri and louisiana have proof that the white house worked with social media companies to censor content about covid-19. according to emails released as part of the ag's lawsuit against the biden administration, facebook has "monthly debunking meetings with biden officials." who w

nbc's kristen welker now on the queen's long history with american leaders >> reporter: she's dancedents ridden with them celebrated with commander in chiefs mourned and, of course, shared plenty of meals. queen elizabeth, in fact, meeting every single serving american president except lyndon johnson since 1951 harry truman was her first presidential meeting as a 25-year-old princess representing her father, the king, during a u.s. visit. ♪ >> reporter: she came back in 1957, now as queen >> i also want to say how much i appreciate the warmth and friendliness of your reception >> reporter: receiving an all american welcome a state dinner hosted by president eisenhower and a ticker tape parade in new york queen elizabeth always appearing eager to take part in american traditions and charming the public along the way watching a baseball game with the first president bush >> great >> awesome >> can we see here >> she came all the way from england. it's great >> wonderful meet the great lady of the world. >> reporter: and attending the kentucky derby during the second bush presidency. >>

the man now charged with trying to put the government together, its own kristen, leader of the moderate party who has thrown that locked in with the right wing suite. and democrats, who in this election have become the 2nd biggest party in sweden. now the door still might be open for magdalena, audition in a sense in her resignation speech. she said that she was prepared to talk to of christus and to see if he wanted to change his mind about working with the far right. a possible moderates, social democratic government, it seems, far fetched at the moment. but it's something that could happen as talks continue over the coming weeks. ah, thousands of mornings of filing past the coffin of queen elizabeth the 2nd. her body will lie in state at westminster hole for the next 4 days. a q is stretching nearly 7 kilometers along the river thames, as people way to pay their respects the metropolitan police say the queen's funeral and lying and state is the biggest security operation. it's fast. queen elizabeth's image has been part of british life since she came to the throne more than 70 years

kristen salumi al jazeera, the united nation, the and ukraine, the russian back mayor, and the eastern city of done yet because the cuban ukrainian forces of killing 13 people after shilling the area to children are said to be among the casualties. this follows a similar attack on saturday, which officials say killed 4 people. then yes, the city has been controlled by russian back separatists since 2014. and that comes as ukraine's military says, his troops have crossed a key river in the northeast as the fight to regain last territory continues. of crossing the skill river may pave the way for an assault on russian forces in the eastern don bass region. in the past few weeks, ukraine's counter offensive in the car, keven, cassandra regions has gained momentum and with those advances many ukrainians, and thinking more about when rather than if victory over russia might happen. and if so, what that would look like out here is gabriel elizondo reports from keith on a recent day and downtown keith with ukraine seizing the momentum. we asked people to define victory in the war against russ