host: lorie smith. en newsmax, along with her lawyer, the day of the decision. >> the court's ruling today affirms that the government cannot force anyone to say something it does not believe. this protects lgbtq graphic designers, jewish calligrapher is, democrat speech writers. everybody should be free to create in line with what they believe. free speech is for everyone. the last seven years, i have been censored and silenced by the state of colorado. i am grateful that the supreme court is protecting everyone's speech. i just want to create something that is consistent with my beliefs. it is that the governments rule or job to force a citizen to speak messages that go ahead -- against their beliefs. after seven long years, i am excited for the next chapter of this journey and grateful for the decision today. host: i know you disagree. she says she has felt censored. what do you think? guest: you feel censored, even though colorado never brought a complaint against her. it was self-censorship. if a g

lori -- we are done with lori. she is no more to us >> miguel joining me now. miguel, where does lori vallow daybell's husband's case stand at this hour >> reporter: lester, chad daybell, who has pleaded not guilty, faces similar charges his wife lori was convicted of his trial on murder and conspiracy to commit murder scheduled to get under way next year. he too faces life in prison, lester >> miguel, thank you for that >>> just breaking tonight, police say a potential mass shooting was averted after a gunman opened fire outside a jewish school in memphis and tried to get in the school before fleeing. ron allen is following developments what have you learned so far >> well, lester, this all began around 12:20 this afternoon when police say a man tried to enter the margolin hebrew academy in memphis armed with a gun. when he couldn't get in he fired shots outside the jewish school, which police say had safety procedures in place. thankfully no one there was hurt the school gave police a photo of the andescrin of his k. officer that vehicle and pullhe suspect ov

guest: lori, let me give you the first call from john in columbus, ohio. john, you are on this morning. caller: i've got to say that i love c-span, you all do great work over here. except for the fact that it just seems like a consistent stream of propaganda that have charles koch working like a puppet. this guy jack is saying think that are completely nonsensical and driving our world into the inability to survive. the climate crisis is real, is their use of fossil fuels. he's not talking about the five point $9 trillion in subsidies that the oil and gas companies have gotten over just my lifetime. we ought to talk about that. he talks about individual choices in the market. no one individually chose to have their trade system completely privatized so now we are destroying the planet just by being able to travel. no one shows for henry ford to completely destroy the rail industry, so now three or four companies own this thing and you've got norfork southern destroying places like east palestine ohio. some of the israelis are destroying the real palestine.

lori: correct. jack: i can speak to the energy and environment people because that is what i work on. we are not advocating for pouring chemicals and pollutants into the water and air. we are for getting rid of energy subsidies, and we think that decisions on what sort of appliances americans buy should be up to americans, not the bureaucrats in washington, d.c.. we think it is a far more resilient energy economy, better prices, more pricked ability over time. now, it is true that i would argue speaking for myself here, i think it is reflected in that document that a lot of the foundational, environmental regulation that we continue to rely on today is outdated. certainly, the best example i was are -- i would argue the 1970 five energy policy and conservation act that lists out its justifications. none of those justifications remain true today. what we are talking about is rethinking the old statutes and coming up with something that works for today. repealing the ira part of that plan. certainly,

. >> norah: lori daybell is sentenced in the zombie murders of her kids.id in court about communicating with their spirits. >> i look forward to the day where we are all reunited, and i too will rest with them in the arms of my jesus. ♪ ♪ >> norah: breaking news police shoot a man trying to break into a jewish school with a gun. new details tonight. donald trump's lead in the polls grows as he faces two more possible indictments. and hunter biden's business partner appears before congress behind closed doors for hours. what we are learning tonight. ♪ ♪ the concern tonight after an american nurse and her child are kidnapped in haiti. as the country sees turmoil in its streets. ♪ ♪ >> ukraine appears to be going on the offense after a new wave of russian aggression. >> russia says it downed three ukrainian drones headed for moscow sunday. ♪ ♪ >> this may look like a pharmaceutical facility, but what they are making in there will be turned into chicken that yes, you can eat. but what they are making in there will be turned into chicken that yes, you can eat.

lori vallow daybell remained defiant in court. abc's melissa adan shows us would you please rise for the pronounced of sentence? >> lori vallow daybell sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole for the murders of two of her three children. seven year old joshua jj vallow and 16 year old tylee ryan. >> they were found dead, earned, muted, hated and dismembered and buried like animals. >> but before learning her sentence. vallow daybell addressed the courtroom, denying the victims were murdered. >> i know for a fact that my children are happy and busy in the spirit world. the so-called doomsday cult mother claiming her children have visited her as a spirit. he said to me, you didn't do anything wrong, mom. i love you and i know you loved me every minute of my life. >> prosecutors said lori and her married lover, chad daybell, a doomsday author, claimed the kids and chad's wife were zombies who had to be killed. they argued the couple who married weeks later on a beach in hawaii were driven by greed. >> jj and tyl

life in prison for lori vallow we'll take you inside the courtroom when the sentence was handed down. >>> allies to former president trump appear in court, but his political base is holding strong new polling shows promise in the presidential election. >>> elon musk won't be able to declare his twitter rebrand from the rooftops neighbors are complaining, leveling lawsuits over the new sign >>> dust off your infinite stones, loki, loki is back >>> it is tuesday, the first dave da of august. good morning, i'm vinita nair. >> i'm jessica layton. the case of lori vallow daybell has come to an end the 50-year-old was sentenced to life in prison for the murder of her two children and conspiracy to murder her husband's first wife the tragic story of doomsday prophecies and child murder had a strong element of the extremely bizarre right this will the last day of court with daybell claiming contact with the spirit world and showing no remorse. miguel almaguer starts us off this morning >> i do not fear death, but i look forward to it >> reporter: reading from notes moments before a judge orde

and lori did that for them. carla john leaves behind her husband and blended family with nine children. >> the memorial now growing outside her store. >> i hope people realize that, you don't have to be gay to be killed because there's a rainbow flag. this was a straight white woman with children. >> now this is still under investigation, but the anti defamation league says that nationwide they have seen an increase in harass and vandalism and rhetoric all towards the lgbtq plus community guys. the mother of nine, just so heartbreaking. >> thank you. now to sentencing today for the dentist convicted of murdering his wife while on a hunting trip in africa. eva pilgrim is here with those details. good morning, eva. >> good morning, lindsey. larry rudolph was a successful dentist in pennsylvania, but now he's a convicted murderer, found guilty of killing his wife. and today he will learn if he will spend the rest of his life behind bars . >> it's judgment day for an american dentist found guilty of murdering his wi

>> good morning, lori.fast and evenly. everything turns out amazing. >> it certainly smells amazing. we have an amazing audience here. how does it taste? all right. i'm coming back for you, steve. i want to taste some more of that. next we have the best cooking utensils from the brand joseph joseph. they are known for their sleek design. they are being used by joe nicolosi. what are you making for us? >> good morning, lori. this is our famous roast pork sandwich with provolone and broccoli rabe. >> it looks incredible. need a little finishing touch? >> what we do with every sandwich, in the back, grab a little pork stock, au jus, spoon it over the top and we're good to go. >> oh my god, amazing. this is an essential. joe, thank you very much. it's compact and space saving and under $50. you can get those at macy's. speaking of a great value, which that is, this next item is a blind blowing value. 14 pieces of durable nonstick t-fal cookware. all under $180. i am joined by sofia deleon. she is fixing her swe

daybell will spend the rest of her life in prison without the possibility of parole. >> reporter: lori stared straight ahead as an idaho judge imposed the maximum sentence allowed. >> a mother killed her own children, and you simply have no remorse for it. >> reporter: daybell had been convicted of murdering two of her children, 16-year-old tylee and 7-year-old jj, and conspireing to kill tammy daybell before marrying tammy's husband, chad. in court, daybell spoke out for the first time. >> jesus christ knows that no one was murdered in this case. accidental deaths happen. >> reporter: it was rambling, bizarre, and disturbing. she claims the spirits of jj and tylee have reassured her. >> my children are happy. he put his arm around me, and he said to me, "you didn't do anything wrong, mom." tylee came to me, and she said to me, "stop worrying, mom. we are fine." >> reporter: the judge was having none of it. >> you chose the most evil and destructive path possible. you justified all of this by going down a bizarre religious rabbit hole, and clearly you are still down there. >> reporter:

lori vallow day bell in court today expressing no remorse. and what she then said to that packed courtroom and to that judge. and how that judge responded. abc's chief national correspondent matt gutman leading us off tonight. >> reporter: today, lori vallow daybell was given one last chance to repent for the murders of her children and the plot to kill her husband's first wife, tammy daybell. but instead, in a bizarre rant, she claimed her three victims told her they are happy in heaven. >> i know for a fact that my children are happy and busy in the spirit world. >> reporter: in a final gut punch for the victims' families, the so-called doomsday cult mother today, unrepentant, denying her children were even murdered and claiming her daughter tylee has visited her as a spirit. >> she said to me, "stop worrying, mom, we are fine." she knows how i worry and how i miss her. >> reporter: and in what she called her communications with the spirit world, she says her 7-year-old son j.j. did the same. >> he said to me, "you didn't do anything wrong,

the store refused, told lori to call amazon. rinse, repeat. still nothing. lori was stuck in a loop and her 40 bucks was who knows where? she called us forehelp. we contacted both companies. amazon took action and gave lori a $40 replacement card plus an extra $25 for her troubles. we wanted to know what happened in background. amazon only told us in this case we have worked with the consumer to fully refund their purchase. if you have heard this story before many times right here we appreciate your loyal viewership. yes we have solved a ton of gift card cases lately. we are making a brand new video showing you how to protect your gift card. we'll have it for you tomorrow night and will post it with our other how to videos on our website, streaming platforms, and youtube channel. look for the how to play list. >>> pour into the community is what rapper and entrepreneur mytifab dedicated himself to doing when it comes to his hometown of oakland. the dope area academy is one step closer to reality and tomorrow is opening up the dope era museum. nbc bay area's

our guest trader for the hour, lori cave cena welcome. we start off with that muted reaction to the market's inflation report this morning's inflation report. the market rising as much as 455 points early in the session, but losing steam throughout the day, closing up just 50 points. the s&p and nasdaq following similar trajectories the benchmark up just a point. the reversals coming despite the fact that consumer prices rose less than expected in july, 3.2%, versus 3.3% estimate the drop in gas prices outweighed by a rise in the cost of food and shelter, so, today's action suggest a shift in the market's focus, guy? >> it's interesting. the s&p closes flat, i get it, and lori has thoughts on this, and i mentioned it here, but what i took away, the move in the bond market was, again, extraordinary, in a word yields open on the lows. spent the rest of the day rallying to basically the highs. i don't think that's good. bill ackman ringing the bell in terms of his bond call, that top ticked it for about a week but if ten-year yields start to

prosecutors say new dna technology confirmed his dna was on the rope used to kill lori.a judge dismissed the case over concerns about double jeopardy. >> now new dna evidence has tied him to the murder weapon. so it's logical to go forward with the case and for it to be tried. one more trial. that's what we are pit stop about. reporter: woodward was tried twice for the case in the 90's. lori's sister says this case was eventually dismissed by a judge for what they called at the time insufficient evidence when the jury could not reach a verdict. >> when the judge in 96 dismissed the case, he said, this doesn't mean you can't bring the case again. it means you can't bring the case with the evidence that you currently have. reporter: here is stephen clark. >> what the defense is saying is that, when the judge dismissed the case in the 90's, that that amounted to an acquittal and therefore mr. woodward could never be tried again. reporter: clarke says this could set back cold case prosecutions across the country based on this ruling. >> to see this case going to the californ

tonight, the new turn in the cold case murder of lori houts and what it could mean for other victims families. >> plus, how to break up car break ins. the strategy shift tonight from san francisco police and a special landmark on a u.s. campus now being locked away to students. >> the reason behind the barricade. stay with us. >> get the bay area's number one news and america's number one news all in one place. >> abc7 news is now on hulu and so is america's most trusted news. >> abc news live all day, all night. >> stream, abc news live on hulu. she got the best of me. >> record breaking country music superstar luke combs live in santa clara. monica luke combs. growing up and getting old tour playing two nights at levi's stadium friday, may 17th and saturday, may 18th with a unique lineup each night. >> get tickets this friday at 10 a.m. at luke combs.com presented by t-mobile, america's largest 5g network. this labor day kick off the greatest season of the year with the greatest deals of the year on a new honda at your norcal honda dealers labor day kickoff sales event get labor da

are still down there. >> reporter: before sentencing family members took direct aim at daybell. >> lori, you participated in the savage murders of precious people. i hope that the life you live is filled with fear. >> reporter: and outside court. >> we are done with lori. no more of us. >> for her to say what she has after what she's done what she did, i'm still at a loss for that. >>> well, scary scene in memphis as police say a potential mass shooting at a jewish school was averted. police say this man tried to enter the school carrying a gun yesterday when he could not get inside. they say he fired shots outside and fled. officers caught up with the suspect where they shot and wounded him. he's now in critical condition. police say it's too early to know if the incident was a hate crime, but they say the school security procedure prevented anyone from being harmed at the scene. >>> and breaking overnight, there's been an a s. six people were injured. last night daniel gonzalez turned himself in and was charged with felony hit and run. family members told him he hit the gas pedal by z

host: lorie smith.n newsmax, along with her lawyer, the day of the decision. >> the court's ruling today affirms that the government cannot force anyone to say something it does not believe. this protects lgbtq graphic designers, jewish calligrapher is, democrat speech writers. everybody should be free to create in line with what they believe. free speech is for everyone. the last seven years, i have been censored and silenced by the state of colorado. i am grateful that the supreme court is protecting everyone's speech. i just want to create something that is consistent with my beliefs. it is that the governments rule or job to force a citizen to speak messages that go ahead -- against their beliefs. after seven long years, i am excited for the next chapter of this journey and grateful for the decision today. host: i know you disagree. she says she has felt censored. what do you think? guest: you feel censored, even though colorado never brought a complaint against her. it was self-censorship. if a gay

lori b is finding some of the best buys.times square, this is gma. >>> good morning america. right back at ya. we are excited to have the right stuff on the road. monday we were outside denver. this morning we are in cleveland. >> lori bergamotto is at the rock and roll hall of fame with some rocking products. we'll review in a few minutes. >> right now the latest on the after math of tropical storm hilary. recovery efforts are under way after mud slides and flash floods. rob marciano is in cathedral city, california. good morning, rob. >> reporter: good morning, george. well, they're still at it. the heavy equipment is here. these front wheel loaders continue to act like snow plows and scrape all this mud into one spot. it's a long process. it's going to be a lot of work to get this spot cleared. finally they opened i-10, which was shut down most of the day yesterday in both directions. that was a big headache. no fatalities from this storm, thankfully. that's the bright spot there. flood watch across parts of the northwest

i can't wait to see where you go, lori b.ng about the successful sports betters, barry walters, you don't want to miss it. >> building a better bay area moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc seven news. >> good morning, everyone. i'm gina fortson from abc seven mornings. let's get over to sue hall for a look at traffic. hi sue. >> good morning. and better news with earlier sig alert in richmond and we will get back to that as soon as we show you the non backup at the bay bridge. there's an improvement on your drive times because yes, as i mentioned, that accident west 80 at coleman has finally, after about 2.5 hours, been cleared and the backup is starting starting to diminish. you've got a little recovery to go, jobina. >> thankousue spencer, christian has your accuweather forecast featuring fresh artisan bread piled high with tender roast beef, smothered with melty provolone cheese, just enough chipotle mayo and served with hot au jus for dipping. try the roast beef or pastrami french dips today. only at togo's. >>

. >>> lori carlton murdered for displaying a rainbow pride flag. her daughter speaking out tonight about her mother. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. we begin with the breaking news, and there is a lot of it this evening. first, late word that the former president will surrender to authorities thursday in his indictment. it's just one of a string of late developments kicking off a week in which he and 18 others, these people here, all have to turn themselves in. but it is his surrender, of course, that's generating most of the headlines, including more threats against those handling it. a source familiar with the matter telling cnn that threats have been made against fulton county sheriff's office employees and their homes for their role on thursday. that's in the wake of recent similar threats against d.a. fani willis. we learned about this shortly after mr. trump's attorneys agreed to a $200,000 bond deal. the agreement explicitly forbids him from using social media to, quote, intimidate any person known to him or her to be a codefendant

right now we want to thank lori and the right stuff team in minnesota. >> thank you, somara for fillingfor ginger. good to have you as part of the family. speaking of the gma family, producer sara russell married her rock in philadelphia. you can see both ceremonies were absolutely beautiful. our best wishes to mr. and mrs. nagoswami. yes. congratulations. >> thank you very much for watching. congratulations, sara. have a great day. >> you know we think about everybody out there across america who watches gma every day just like extended family. well now we are looking to celebrate one gma fan.

. >> lori: they are a good side and put in a good performance against the u.s. >> jacqui: coombs with a strike. >> lori: everyone's trying to get in on the action now and it's a tight little turn for coombs to recognize where she has a little bit of space. pulls that one wide, but it's a quick release. knowing that she didn't have ton of time before the pressure was going to come. just going back to the point, though, jacqui, about players stepping up. a lot of times in these tournaments it's about finding ways of confidence and momentum for individual players that can really carry teams through. that performance from lauren james, but also millie bright leading the back line. we've mentioned about her growing into this tournament as well, coming back from injury, and those are the things that you want to continue to improve and allow you to build into the knockout stages. >> jacqui: yes, millie bright injured in march in the champions league match, that really innocuous injury at the time, and questions asked since then, will she be fit, the manager being asked that all the time. and

the sentencing lori vallow daybell the mother convicted of killing two of her children. judge sending her to prison for life without parole. matt gutman joins us with more, good morning, mount. >> good morning, robin. lori vallow kept her silence for years and when she broke it, she told a shocked court room her children had not been murdered and she speaks with them in heaven and communicates with the spirit world. the idaho court sentencing to life in prison without possibility of parole but she now faces additional charges in arizona. >> this morning lori dave lori vallow daybell waking up to the murders have heard two children and conspiracy to murder the hus first wife. >> your sentence to the custody of the state board of corrections deserve maximum allowed sentence. >> but alleged victims quest for justice is not over. she faces extradition to arizona facing charges of conspiring to murder her fourth husband, charles vallow and another conspiracy to murder brandon boudreau, then he says x has been. >> victims for justice in one victims justice is not recognizing t

it can lead to more tragedies like lori's.and attacks and recently airs. they have quadrupled by some measurements. according to report from glaad and the anti-defamation league, there have been more than 350 lgbtq hate incidents in just the last year. of course, bigotry comes in many forms. different kinds of bigotry just led to the deaths of three people, three black people, in jacksonville florida. we cannot cower or hide from this hate. the bigots win if we do that. so, we must keep the memories of people like laura and carleton close to us. the people who died in florida, close as well. and then we must stand up to that hate loud and clear. whenever possible, we must put up a bigger flag. we will be right back. enough was enough. i talked to an asthma specialist and found out my severe asthma is driven by eosinophils, a type of asthma nucala can help control. now, fewer asthma attacks and less oral steroids that's my nunormal with nucala. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. nucala is

lori: it might. more constructive on your that we have lightened up our overweight there because we feel u.s. proves more resilient in this environment. we are not getting very excited about asia yet. we believe the china story will continue to weigh on the region. there may be bright lights like japan, a lot of concern about how that will play through in the asian markets. paul: to your point on asia markets, we do have a chat on the bloomberg showing half of the hang seng index oversold. there is a suite of superlatives when it comes to china. we have had 11 days of net selling. what would change your attitude on china? do you anticipate any meaningful stimulus coming out of policymakers? lori: one of the challenges with china is we will see some stimulus we believe that it won't be enough to stop the decline. we expect this property market rehabilitation will take several years and probably be a headwind for growth in china for quite a bit of time. that is against a backdrop where global growth is

we were listening to lori bennett earlier. listening to lori bennett earlier head of the british armyf what is the key think that this new defence secretary should have and is it communication. —— lord dannatt, does that trump everything else in this political environment? he�*s that trump everything else in this political environment?— political environment? he's been raising interesting _ political environment? he's been raising interesting points - political environment? he's been raising interesting points acrossl raising interesting points across the day— raising interesting points across the day particularly about grant shapps— the day particularly about grant shapps cosmic experience. he has had a domestic— shapps cosmic experience. he has had a domestic focus set up her for lives _ a domestic focus set up her for lives. transport secretary of course, _ lives. transport secretary of course, business trader and energy so there _ course, business trader and energy so there are — course, business trader and energy so there are questions about how much _ so there are questions abou

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this time it's lori in castro valley. $40 amazon gift card. she plugged that card into her app immediately. then, the app flagged that card as invalid. she says amazon told her, return the card to the store. the store refused, and told lori to call amazon. rinse, repeat, still nothing. lori was stuck in the loop and her 40 bucks was who knows where, so she called us for help. we contacted both companies. amazon then took action and gave lori a $40 replacement card, plus an extra $25 for her troubles. we wanted to know what happened in the background. amazon only told us in this case we have worked with the customer to fully refund their purchase. if you have heard this story before many times right here, we very much appreciate your loyal viewership. yes, we've solved a ton of gift card cases lately. so we're making a brand new video showing you how to protect your gift cards. we'll have that for you tomorrow morning, then we'll post it with all our other how-to videos on on our website, streaming platform, and youtube ch

lori vallow daybell is accused of conspiring to kill her husband's first wife.er son's grandfather reacted to the sentence. >> i will take life sentences without the possibility of parole consecutive, and that's what we prayed for, and it's what we got. >> camilla is giving us the details of the tragic case. lori vallow daybell was convicted of killing her two children and for conspiring to kill her husband's first wife. the judge in the case saying that murder is the most serious offense, and the most unimaginable type of murder is to have a mother murder her own children. lori denied killing her children and cited religious text and beliefs and said jesus christ knew no one was murdered in the case, citing accidental deaths, suicides, and effects from medications. she said she has spoken to jesus, her children, and her husband's first wife after their deaths and said they were happy and extremely busy in heaven. in explaining his sentence, the judge cited vallow daybell's mental health issues but said she had not shown remorse, did not apologize, and said this

lori by all accounts was beloved by her community.edar glen, lori and her husband converted their shop into a relief center and provided free food for those in need for months. the only person directly responsible for lori's death is, of course, the killer. you cannot tie his actions to the homophobic rhetoric of the conservatives like donald trump, desantis, our far-right pundits who for years now have looked to, quote, make the pride flag toxic. when you ban sanjay in schools and demonizing trans kids and pink queer people as glimmers, you end up with hate. hate can lead to action. it can lead to more tragedies like lorries. there has been a surge in anti lgbtq demonstrations and attacks and recently airs. they have quadrupled by some measurements. according to report from glaad and the anti-defamation league, there have been more than 350 lgbtq hate incidents in just the last year. of course, bigotry comes in many forms. different kinds of bigotry just led to the deaths of three people, three black people, in jacksonville florida.

basically screaming, lori has been shot. close your door. he might still be out there. said oh my gosh, is she okay? said no, i think they are saying she's been killed. hearing those words, something very shocking. >> authorities say the suspect fled on foot, leaving carlton to die at the scene. deputies found that more than a mile north of the shop. they say the suspect was armed with a handgun. authorities writing, when deputies attempted to contact the suspect, a lethal force encounter occurred and the suspect was pronounced deceased. california governor gavin newsom calling it absolutely horrific. adding to the disgusting hate has no place in california. the shop, still marked by bullet holes, now surrounded by a rainbow colored memorial. carleton an outspoken ally of the lgbtq community. leaving behind a husband of 28 years and a loving, family that included nine children. two of her daughters released a heartbreaking message on social media. remembering their mother as fearless, cool and compassionate. always putting others first. tributes pouring in from celebrit

lori b has some of the best buys now. outside for a moment? we went out during the break. that woman right there, 45 years she's been watching good morning america. 45. her husband with the beard, i asked him how you doing? he said, perfect. i love that. to the right, these two women are from madison, mississippi. they are post workers. just lovely to have them here in times square with us. >> enjoy your time in new york. thank you for watching. >> lori b's in st. paul, at the minnesota state fair with an amazing crowd of her own. >> state fair is the clue because our theme this morning is not deep fried oreos, but the right stuff for outdoor events this fall. that's all coming up. >>> former president donald trump set to turn himself in for felony charges of conspireing to overturn the 2020 election. senior investigative correspondent aaron katersky is in atlanta with the latest. good morning, aaron. >> reporter: good morning, george again. with a wide lead in the polls the former president is skipping the republican deb

it gave lori a $40 replacement card plus an extra $25 for her troubles. to actually refund their purchase. if you have heard this story before many times, right here, we very much appreciate your loyal viewership. we have solved a ton of gift card cases likely. we are making a brand-new video showing you how to protect your gift cards. we will have that for you tomorrow morning. then we will post it with our other how-to videos on our streaming platforms. >> thank you. >>> all the local news of the day and your weather on the website. that does it for "the fast forward." forward." we will be back with shingles. some describe it as pulsing electric shocks or sharp, stabbing pains. ♪♪ this painful, blistering rash can disrupt your life for weeks. a pain so intense, you could miss out on family time. the virus that causes shingles is likely already inside of you. if you're 50 years or older, ask your doctor or pharmacist about shingles. my active psoriatic arthritis can make me feel like i'm losing my rhythm. with skyrizi to treat my skin and joints, i'm get

and lori did that for them. >> authorities say the suspect, who has not been publicly identified, was fatally shot by sheriff's deputies during a confrontation. the victim, 66 year old laura ann carlton, leaves behind a husband and nine children. the lake arrowhead lgbtq organization saying lori did not identify as lgbtq plus, but spent her time helping and advocating for everyone in the community. she will be truly missed. her death comes during a year in which authorities say hate crimes against the lgbtq community have spiked in california and elsewhere, the anti-defamation league, citing an increase in rhetoric and certain legislation nationwide. the aclu now tracking 491 pieces of what it describes as anti lgbtq legislation, including in mississippi, where dabrowski jefferson, star of hbo's glad award winning show we're here, grew up. >> we're dying. >> we're crying for help. >> as for that store owner in california, she reportedly faced vandalism before, but continued to fly that flag. andrew morgan no. one, i'm sure, expected that she would be killed over this. >> absolutely. a

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lori vallow daybell will spend the rest of her life behind bars and for the first time we're hearingself. jonathan vigliotti has the details. >> i mourn with all of you who mourn my children and tammy. >> reporter: lori vallow daybell finally broke her silence about being convicted in the murders of her two youngest children and a romantic rival. she spoke just before a judge sentenced her to life in prison without parole. >> jesus christ knows the truth of what happened here. jesus christ knows that no one was murdered in this case. accidental deaths happen. suicides happen. fatal side effects from medications happen. >> reporter: vallow daybell refused to admit that she played any role in the deaths of 7-year-old jj vallow and 16-year-old tylee ryan or her fifth husband had chad daybell's former wife tammy daybell. >> you killed those children according to the state's theory and i believe it, to remove them as obstacles and to profit financially. you justified all of this by going down a bizarre religious rabbit hole and clearly you are still down there. >> reporter: vallow daybell

. >>> outrage and disbelief tonight from the family of lori, the suspect in a murder 30 years ago is expected to go free for a third time. a judge dismissed the case in spite of new dna evidence. stephanie spoke with her sister about what this means and the future of cold cases. >> she was the most -- she was amazing. >> reporter: in tears yet filled with anger. cindy demands justice as a suspect of her sisters murder is expected to walk free for a third time. >> when we got the news , felt a lot like she had just died again. >> reporter: lori was found dead inside her car in 1992 with a rope still tied around her neck. the same rope mountain view police say led them to john woodward last year thanks to new forensic technology, allowing prosecutors to bring charges against woodward for a third time. tuesday, a judge ruled to dismiss that case. >> puts his hand on the rope that murders my sister and then to find that we cannot go to trial because of this technicality? it just kills us. >> reporter: the tech executive that was rooming with the boyfriend at the time has gone to trial tw

life in prison for lori vallow we'll take you inside the courtroom when the sentence was handed

for moviegoers like lori, they had to be escorted safely out of the theater yesterday as the scene unfolded chaos, extremely scary, i've never encountered something as scary as this. >> please have only made one orissa far but the superintendent says the incident involved a large number of students, they want parents to be vigilant and aware, following reports of kids being encouraged to go to bay street from a social media post, commending the police department, saying the damage could have been worse considering the number of teenagers at the scene. >> to be able to peacefully disperse the vast majority of the folks and have people leave without any damage or further injury to people.>> reporter: lori says it was important to come back to finish the movie tonight, she has lived in emeryville for 20 years and feels the chaotic scene doesn't represent her city. >> it's really sad what happened yesterday, we hope that the police will protect and continue to make this place thrive. >> reporter: pizza or autos, the senior -- pete seratos. >>> here's the map, mistake -- wednesday morning, pg&e

lori: it is interesting. we do a lot of work on small caps, but have been getting increasing questions on mid-caps. our chart tells us this morning, we added a mid-caps section for the first time in quite some time. a similar story to small caps. they tend to benefit when in recovery mode. the valuation story is reasonable. if you look at the multiples versus history, the mid-caps look cheap versus the mega caps right now. if we get a recovery in 2024, there should be more upside there. we feel similar to how we feel and small caps, we feel that mid-cap part of the market is right for catch up trade. lisa: we are going to be speaking with michael of morgan stanley later. he has a note out talking about the fiscal backdrop and how much of a variable that is with respect to stock performance. how does that factor into what you are expecting going into an election year with -- which tends to be tumultuous? lori: when we were going through this targeting refresh last week, we looked at one of our political tests,

let's give lori olen, praise olmsted and his colleagues for their ability to think of the scale of the problem. how should practitioners today think of the scale of the problem? can efforts of richardson olmsted and sergeant help us reimagine public space in helpful ways for the future? >> scale is a very interesting topic that you can't really get away from. we talk about telescopic scale and landscape you have to get down to the microscopic and then way back up into the territoria territorial the whole continent and beyond, and that's nowhere more evident in 21st century land use has evolved. i go back to also just referencing something that dan mentioned in terms of the commonwealth and i think i commonwealth -- politics of today, one would have to ask what wealth itself means, and what is the value of life? and i'm sorry to get a little bit heavy but i think it really is important that we ask ourselves in this day and age when he commonwealth is, then, space has, especially in boston, starting with the comments and beyond, sort of underscores our inability to feel a sense of freedo

and lori did that for them. >> authorities say the suspect who has not been publicly identified, wasally shot by sheriff's deputies during a confrontation. the victim, 66 year old laura ann carlton, leaves behind a husband and nine children. the lake arrowhead lgbtq organization saying lori did not identify as lgbtq+ but spent her time helping and advocating for everyone in the community. she will be truly missed. her death comes during a year in which authorities say hate crimes against the lgbtq community have spiked in california and elsewhere, the anti-defamation league, citing an increase in rhetoric and certain legislation nationwide. the aclu now tracking 491 pieces of what it describes as anti lgbtq legislation, including in mississippi, where dabrowski jefferson star of hbo's glad award winning show we're here grew up. >> we're dying. >> we're crying for help. >> as for that store owner in california, she reportedly faced vandalism before, but continued to fly that flag. andrew morgan, derek dennis with that disturbing case. >> derek, thank you. well, coming up, we remember

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this time, it's lori in castro valley.t card as invalid. she says amazon told her rurp return the card to the store. the store refused and told lori to call amazon. rinse, repeat. still nothing. she was stuck in a loop and her 40 bucks was who knows where so she called ut. we contacted both companies. amazon took action and gave lori a $40 replacement card plus an extra $25 for her troubles. we wanted to know what happened in the background. amazon only told us, in this case, we have worked with the customer to fully refund their purchase. if you've heard this story before, we very much appreciate your loyal viewership. we've solved a ton of gift card cases lately so we're making a new video showing you how to protect your gift card. we'll have it for you tomorrow morning then post it on our website, our streaming platforms and our youtube channel. just look for the how to play list. >> very handy. thank you. >>> the recent focus in san francisco has been on businesses leaving but ikea is pushing forward with a new locatio