. >> lonnie, right. hey, lonnie. yeah? >> did you get that from the memory banks?i really like this story. i just. i feel like. like i'm invested. like, much of america. yeah. so i remember lonnie and then when lonnie passed, i feel like the internet was in a frenzy. everyone was so devastated. and then they still came that year. and in 2020. in 2021, it was nice. >> well, i'm excited. we have to see what the surprise is. >> no, i think it's going to be a good one. it has to be those two getting married and engagement aren't something. >> it's perfect. >> we need that. we deserve it. >> yes, we do. >> give us good news what we want. it's beautiful behind us. we have a nice day ahead. when it comes to the sky condition, it's just going to get very hot around here. the next couple of days. here's a live look from our santa cruz camera. it's very lovely right now, but we do have a beach hazard statement along the entire coastline today. take a look at where you live or where you're going to work today. it is warm to hot. no matter where you are, mid 80s to the low 90s

they came to shut it down, i thought. >> happy birthday. >> reporter: suddenly kay-lonnie's birthday party got a big boost. got to jump into the fire truck and party with the police. >> happy birthday! hey! >> reporter: others from the community showed up, too. >> oh, yes. dance with her. come on! come on! it's a party. >> for us what it's all about especially being able to turn people's bad days into good ones and why we do what we do. awesome to see. >> the best day ever, because this never happened to me. >> a birthday party, my own plan right now. >> reporter: kay-lonnie and her family say it's a celebration they'll never forget. >> thank you very much and i hope you guys can come next year. >> reporter: in solano county, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> a happy ending. hamm birthday kay-lonnie. >>> city of vallejo honoring a rapper today unveiling honorary street sign for e-40. the native not only at a hip-hop icon, philanthropist and ambassador, e-40 hold the record for the most solo album entries on the billboard 200 chart by a hip-hop artist. the ceremony is at the inter

. >> reporter: that's how kay lonnie felt, sad, when only two kids showed up. family rented a bounce house and bought a lot of party food. >> a lot of pizzas, a giant cake. we had ice cream, chips, candy. >> it is like this big, my birthday cake. like the largest side. >> the girl's aunt posted a message on social media, inviting the community to come out. >> i noticed a post that said a 9-year-old didn't have enough people show up to a birthday party and they were really upset about that. >> reporter: so police sergeant scott hein had to intervene. and he even went shopping for gifts. >> i thought i did something wrong. i thought they came to shut us down. >> we came here to bring it up. >> reporter: suddenly her birthday party got a big boost. jumping into the fire truck and party with the police. and others from the community showed up too. >> get up there. come on, it's a party. >> and that is what it is all about, able to turn their bad days, and that is why we do what we do. >> it is the best day ever because this has never happened to me. >> and your bir

lonnie has been very concerned and has written an open letter to the community that we will be sharings as background reading because he is very concerned about one of our key flagship public diplomacy programs and how it's been described over time. so really invite you for a fascinating session. our board member who worked very closely with lonnie and i, trust me you want to be here if at all possible. on that note, i want to say thanks. where is our photographer. bruce guthrie, gabby is our brand-new -- [applause] graduate fellow. thank you. the technology always takes time. amanda, you were so patient and gracious. and finally, thanks to all of you for being here. goodbye for now. we will see you next week. [applause] [inaudible conversations]they te small business committee. >> good morning. i now call the committee on small business to order. that objection the author is authorizo

lonnie chen, great to be with you. support meantime, is growing in the us for a third political party, not amongst everybody, of course, but could it be a spoiler in 2024? in the presidential election? ahead, we'll talk with third way, a public policy think tank, about that instead he will run as an independent candidate, though the son of the late senator robert f kennedy and nephew of the late president john f kennedy, comes from a democratic dynasty. the party now sees him as a potential spoiler who could hand the election to former president trump. some have the same criticism for any third party, including the no labels party, which has been getting some attention. joining us live now to take a look at the complications of a third party is kate de gruyter, senior director of communications for the left of center think tank third way. kate, thanks for your time. pleasure. so for our viewers who are not familiar with no labels, just real quick, it's a group headed by former democratic senator turned independent joe

lonnie johnson served for 22 years as executive director of the fulbright binational center in austriathe fulbright program. the title of our session, next week, next month, is remembering fulbright, the senator, the program, and public diplomacy will again be a hybrid meeting. lonnie has been very concerned and has written an open letter to the fulbright community that we'll be sharing when we send out the invitation for this as background reading. because he's very concerned about one of our key flagship public diplomacy programs and how it's been described over time. so really invite you for a fascinating session. bill one wind, our pdc a board member, who worked very closely with lonnie and i, have been zooming on this, and trust me, you want to be here if it all possible. on that note, i want to say kind thanks to mike korff. where is our photographer? bruce guthrie. gabby is our brand new, pdc a graduate fellow. gabby, thanks. the technology always takes time. amanda, you were so patient and gracious and thank you, gabby. and finally, thanks to all of you for being here. bye for

group hamas and to give us a better understanding, we're now joined by cal state east bay professor lonnie of the brooks, professor. thank you for joining us. of course. >> the rocket attack definitely took the world by surprise over the weekend. but the conflict there has been ongoing for quite some time. could you help give us a little bit of background? was there an incident that triggered this violence over the weekend? >> yes, thank you for basically she typically hamas. yeah, it made a mistake. i they. you know, there have been warming relationships between the saudis and the air states in the past years where their countries that want to create more peaceful relationships with israel. >> create a more lasting peace. >> is basically in that regime. >> unfortunately, they don't represent that the hearts and attention minds of most palestinians necessarily. and at the same time, the treatment by israeli settlers of inhabitants has i in recent violence against postings, especially in the west bank. so you have a tinder box here of strategic interests where hamas is working in some ways

let's bring in the address as lonnie who joins us from ty ron, he's a senior research fellow at the center for middle east strategic studies at cert, around denies playing a role in this attack. but prizes the attack as well. explain how those 2 statements worked together as well. emily does, yvonne support the access of resistance, including a mazda, not the listed in groups. yes. but there was a clear distinction between that support from different aspects as well as, you know, the siding planning and exit. kidding. the operation uh, you know, the wrong i think is denying. the 2nd part is saying that it was that police simians by themselves deciding and planning an executive, the operation, not iran. so for the 1st part, iran has not been denied that, but for the 2nd part, you want has been emphasis emphasizing that this has been by the listings themselves. but i think there is one thing which can be implied in this issue is really, is, are blaming you wrong. why? because i think this is a kind of, let's say, a confession. that's the last that your husband saw. frank has been a big one i

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lonnie johnson served for 22 years in austria. he is a scholar of the fulbright program.ssion next week and next month is remembering fulbright, the senator, the program and public diplomacy, it will be a hybrid meeting. lottie has been very concerned and has written an open letter that we will be sharing what we send out the invitation for us as background reading because he is very concerned about one of our key flag public diplomacy programs and how it has been described over time. i really invite you for a fascinating session. our pdca board member who worked very closely with quality and i have been zooming on this. trust me, you want to be here if at all possible. on that note, i want to say kind thanks to mike. our photographer, bruce guthrie. gabby is our brand-new tech. pdca graduate feller. gabby, thanks. the technology always takes time. amanda, you are so patient and gracious. thank you, gabby. finally, thanks to all of you for being here. goodbye for now. we will see you next week. next month. >> c-span is your unfiltered view on government. we are funded by

suspects, computer analyst, research chemist curtis powell, and a 17-year-old high school student lonnie epps are later apprehended or surrender. suspects richard harris and -- all already in a new york jail on an earlier bank robbery charges. the threee main suspects, very mac,ek thomas and -- managed to get away, disappearing from sites.ci from the raided homes of the nypd services teams retrieve five -30, pistol come two military rifles, three shotguns a pair of handcuffs, items that can be as is always explosives,, a map of bronx railroad stations, a copy of the urban guerrilla warfare manual written by black panther guerrilla team captain. 21 members of the black panther party are indicted on conspiracy to shoot police officers and palma police stations come railroad tracks in manhattan department stores the new botanical garden in the bronx. with jamal joseph and apps granted youthful offender status, too ill to stand trail to his chronic epilepsy, two members held in new jersey and other charges and three escapees only 13 ultimate stand trial. the case is formally recorded as the

is partnering with 49ers legend, lonnie rock.'re showcasing the musical talent of young local artists. the queen of percussion is best known for the hit, the glamorous life. tickets are $20. >>> recapping the fire danger for today, the red flag warning in effect is in effect through 5:00 p.m. on sunday. gusty winds offshore out of the north and northeast. potentially gusting up to 60 miles an hour on top of the peaks. on the widespread basis, talking about 20 to 30 miles an hour gusts. under a wind advisory today and tomorrow as well. temperatures won't be the problem, but the wind speeds and the low humidity levels. high temperatures today topping out within a degree or two of what's normal for the last weekend of october. >> thanks, paul. thank you for watching the morning edition. you can make sure to watch the news all day on cbs news bay area, streaming there. we'll be back here tomo we made it! bmo has arrived. hello? you said it. hello to more ways to save money, grow your wealth, grow your business. just what we needed, a

shabba om la miku blueberry and 17 year old high school student lonnie epps are later apprehended or surrender suspects. richard harris and quasi balogun are already in a newark. an earlier bank robbery charge charges. the three remaining suspects, the three mack thomas machine and barry and sekou odinga managed to get away disappearing from sight from the raided. the nypd special services teams 538 caliber pistols, two military rifles, three shotguns, a pair of handcuffs, items that can be used as homemade explosive tvs. a map of bronx real raids, railroad stations, and a copy of the urban guerrilla warfare, written by black panther team captain quando kinshasa, 21, members of the black panther party are indicted on conspiracy to shoot police officers and bomb police stations. railroad tracks, manhattan department stores and the new york botanical in the bronx with jamal, joseph and epps granted youthful offender status. barry too ill to stand trial due to his chronic epilepsy. two members already held in new jersey and other charges in the three escapees. only 13 ultimately stand t

i visited the family, their daughter lonnie has actually not been found at all. they know nothing about her whereabouts, she has not been identified among the dead. well over as many as 200 dead have not been identified yet. because they were so severely mutilated and bird by hamas. the situation is unbearable, it's unbearable as martin has shown. these poor families, it's excruciating. >> unbearable is the only word for word. peter baker, ambassador michael warren. martin fletcher. and martin, i am so sorry to you and your wife. when we come back, we're gonna talk about politics. and maybe a little law. former trump lawyer, sydney powell, pleading guilty in the georgia election interference case. our friend, joyce vance who predicted this outcome is here to break down what it means for the former president and the other defendants, and later another day goes by and still there is no speaker of the house after ckup landfills. charlie dent and tina miller are here on the latest round of republican chaos. the 11th hour just getting underway on a thursday night that

. >> earlier today, we spoke with lonnie chen about the current status of the republican party.e 2022 republican nominee for california state comptroller. he says many in his party are furious with mccarthy being voted out and adds that the main problem facing the gop is that all new orders of business, including averting a government shutdown, are now placed on hold. >> the house cannot conduct business. the house, in essence, cannot do essentially any kind of legislative business until a new speaker is selected. republicans are going to have to work out who that person will be, who is going to be able to garner enough support to be elected speakers. >> and you can watch interviews like that every day, weekday at 3:00, getting answers airs right here on abc seven. and wherever you stream, president biden is canceling another $9 billion in student loan debt. >> this comes just days after the payments resumed following a three year pause. the white house says it's conducting fixes to a broken student loan program. mr. biden announced the debt relief plan this morning from the whi

what was the largest three-day strike, lonnie health care workers in history.h the hospital on friday and saturday. all right. well, that i've, you know, 5.45 and if you're getting ready to leave your house our hugh laurie could be a little damp out there. johnson tracking that forecast for us how long go. stick around. yeah. that drizzle this morning. heavy mist still as well along with it making for some wet spots on the roads. who's the embarcadero right here, which is you can see. >> he's got that glimmer to it after some overnight sprinkles. and that is something that even though is it not being detected by radar right now is pretty commonplace across the bay. look at this continued rain that just does not lead up across that northern coast of the state all the way inland across the northern part of the state for the bay area. things are comparatively quiet. but as i have mentioned, we've got a lot of that drizzle lot of that missed and it certainly is making for a slick start to the morning on the roads. one cold front yesterday and a secondary one behind

we have to go lonnie brigade, again, a very elite, capable unit that operates in the north, attachednorthern command. there have been multiple skirmishes and multiple hezbollah terrorists who are have already tried to infiltrate israel from the north, from what i'm hearing from my sources, and they have been neutralized. regarding this counteroffensive, preparation, intelligence gathering, is at the forefront, combined with the softening of targets inside of gaza, attacking infrastructure, attacking weaponry, attacking any leads that could help open pathways for the invasion or the incursion into gaza, this counteroffensive. heavy special operations capabilities within the israeli defense forces. let me explain, israel doesn't build a super soldier that is trained to different things. we treat it like madison. you got a doctor from the heart, a doctor for cancer, a doctor for the brain. in israel, you have very specialized units. which are focused on specific tasks. you've got israeli seals, or the -- the 13 unit on the water there, do typographical. all of the special operations uni

this is lonnie and alabama, republican. good morning.es sir, thank you for taking my call. look, if everybody would just do their part, do their job, we would have a much smoother society and a better government. we are playing too many political games and we are, right now, one of them is who gets who and we need to get our country back in line. host: how do you propose we get our country back in line? caller: well, the next time that we have any -- for citizens only have a say once every two years and that is for representatives and for the president. we have to do it with our votes we cannot fight, people say you've got to fight, well, the only way we have to speak is through our votes. and so if our politicians will not listen to our voice at the ballot box then we are in trouble. we've got to get our press -- in there to do the job. host: lonnie and alabama. last call on open forum. this is ira, from coast, florida. democrat. good morning. caller: good morning. i decided to call and say -- i see what is going on in america right now

when brothers secretary this funzioni and lonnie bunch said that this place is is is one of the most sacred sites of african history in western hemisphere. he spoke the truth. and as i stand here, look out on that beautiful and haunting view, i cannot help but think of what it must have been like for the estimated 100,000 enslaved africans as they arrived lived right there. between 783. and 1807. i their fear, their bewilderment, their terror. because those women and men and chil dren, they must have felt the depths of their soul that would never again see their families, their loved ones, their friends, their home, their. i can also tell not avoid thinking of beautiful that horn place that evoked similar emotions for me because it is a door of no return on goree island off of the coast of present day senegal. i remember standing there and weeping being as i looked out water. water where life its. but what that for my people became a place of terror and. i looked out through that door of no return and i thought about my great great great great great, great, great grandmother. and to

i want to go right to lonnie chan. i know you have to head out injust to go right to lonnie chan.get the money across the finish line. the main sort of rate—limiting factor is political dysfunction and i don't see that changing anytime soon. i dysfunction and i don't see that changing anytime soon.- dysfunction and i don't see that changing anytime soon. i want to thank ou changing anytime soon. i want to thank you so _ changing anytime soon. i want to thank you so much _ changing anytime soon. i want to thank you so much for— changing anytime soon. i want to thank you so much for that - changing anytime soon. i want to i thank you so much for that analysis. they know we have to let you go. great to have your on bbc news tonight. i am going to come over to a lease because we were speaking right before the president started his speech and i cut you off so i want to give you the chance to complete your thoughts, on the president's address and what he had to say. he president's address and what he had to sa . ., , .. .. president's address and what he had tosa. ., , .. .. ,, .. to sa