lori and lois always dress alike. >> i guess -- >> we always liked it. >> this is lois, this is lori. without the other. >> we never do anything apart. >> reporter: they were apart when they were first newly married. separated by about 50 miles. that was too far. >> i would get real depressed. >> reporter: now they're together all day every day. roommates, sisters and best friends. >> we get along good. >> reporter: they'll celebrate their 90th birthday together on june 16th. >> who's older? >> i'm five minutes older. >> reporter: five minutes. lois never lets lori forget that. >> she thinks she's the boss. >> reporter: that spunk might just be the secret to living such a long life. >> theseare geraniums. >> reporter: lois and lori think staying busy helps, too. >> keep moving, because we realize if we just sit down and do nothing that it wouldn't be very good. >> reporter: in the summer, they enjoy being outside, gardening and mowing. >> cucumbers and tomatoes. >> reporter: lori's eyes are starting to fail a little. but lois helps her see. and when lois' arthritis acts up, lori becom

. >> reporter: with her family by her side, lori mohs addressed the media for a final time, sharing her thoughts on the sentencing of the two people who pled no contest in her son blake's death. >> at the very onset of our son's death, we knew by faith that we would choose to do a plea deal versus going to a jury trial. >> reporter: 33-year-old benicia napps was sentenced 19 years to life while 32-year-old david guillory was sentenced to seven years four months for being an accessory. during sentencing lori, blake's father eric, and his brother matthew all read victim impact statements. during hers lori made a point to say blake would have wanted her to offer forgiveness to the people who took her son's life. >> i know that she could have spent life forever in jail, but what is that making of me, then, that's what i want? i want this grace to rip until their lives like blake has done for us and i want them to make much of this opportunity. this is their chance where grace is extended. will grace be given? i don't know. that's their decision to make. >> reporter: gloria poudrell is david

lori gottlieb!applause] ♪ ♪ please, have a seat. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ doctor, you are probably wondering why i have called you here tonight. >> yes, my therapist clearly turned off his phone. [laughs] >> jon: i am sure. are you expecting as a therapist on occasions like this, they always say, the super bowl, people get so angry and they are rooting for their teams and there is a huge uptick in arguments and violence in all kinds of other things. do you expect something similar for an event like this? >> well, i think that a lot of people are going to be having arguments. i don't know that it's going to be domestic violence. but i think there is definitely going to be a lot of arguments happening with friends, family, workplaces, all of it. >> jon: and you think because this is a time when the country is really focused on this and there is really no way to escape it, and so whatever schisms are there are going to be exacerbated? >> i think they are. also because we are so polarized. i think peop

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that is lori perez. thank you. >>> more than 10,000 people packed the streets of san francisco celebrating this year's annual juneteenth festival. the event festival with blocks of food and fun activities. kids could learn about the history of juneteenth. >> this is an important thing for all of us to celebrate. we all have a responsibility to carry out that freedom and continue with the next generation. >> people in san mateo county and try to similar festivities today at the central park. it kicked off with a flag raising ceremony and a parade this morning. >>> still ahead, tonight at 11:00 but a group of san francisco parents rallying against cuts that are coming to the district. >>> details on a rare mountain lion spotting on the peninsula. >>> we will introduce you to two east bay teenagers competing this weekend >>> why can't we as americans know many language? >> a group of advocates outside the san francisco unified school district office is calling for the protection and expansion of multilingua

good morning, lori.hael: thank you very much. >> this is harry and david. it's seven days of dad jokes. would you do us the honors of maybe reading that one for us. >> michael: why don't eggs tell jokes? >> why? >> michael: they crack each other up. >> good one. good one. so there are -- the set's just dying here. there are lots of really fun, corny, hilarious tv dad jokes. >> michael: what do you call a fake noodle? >> what? >> michael: an impasta. >> all right. that one killed. there's lots of fun things. there's great sibling gift if you want to send to dad if you can't be with him. little humor, little thing to nosh on. >> michael: that's nice. all right. what about the father who is a fashionista? >> this is great for a dad on the go. i don't know if you know about this brand. >> michael: i do. very comfortable. >> softest fabric on the planet. they have a t-shirt, a hoodie, a polo. there are joggers and shorts. it is anti-odor. got to keep dad smelling fresh. it has upf. it's great for working out

daybell's first wife tammy died a month later, just weeks before lori and chad married. months later, the newlyweds dodging questions while in hawaii. the following summer, the children's remains were found buried on chad's east idaho property. >> it has been a nightmare that you feel never ends. >> reporter: the state painting daybell as a self-proclaimed doomsday profit. >> money, power, and sex. that's what the defendant cared about. >> reporter: saying he and lori used twisted logic to validate the murders, calling their victims zombies with dark energy that need to be casted out. >> i know for a fact that my children are happy and busy in the spirit world. >> and our thanks to dana for that report. >>> all right. get ready for a little summer sizzle. june is off to a warm start. nbc meteorologist violeta yaz is tracking the temperatures. all the summer feels are coming. >> yes, absolutely. we're diving right in now to meteorological summer. another hot day in florida. but you can see the heat is really going start to build here across the middle and western parts of

>> reporter: her friend, lori ramirez come has been a bartender for a dozen years. some nights pulling in hundreds of dollars in tips. when you hear trump suggest that, you think? >> i think it is a great idea. >> reporter: lorries tips reported by credit card are automatically reported for taxe. she wonders how she would prove her extra income if it isn't being taxed. >> as a going to be harder for me? on paper, it's not going to show that. so there is good and bad to it, i think. >> reporter: economist mark mandy. >> you need to report your income and you need to prove it, it might be difficult to do that. that might be another unintended consequence. >> reporter: nevada''s powerful culinary workers union opposes trump's idea, saying if members are smart enough to know the difference between real solutions and wild campaign promises from convicted felon. a nonpartisan estimate this week says it would cost the federal government up to $250 billion in the coming decade in lost tax revenue. trump's ideas require congressional action, and this week, republicans close

>> reporter: lori's daughter was 18 when she died by suicide.on matthew was just 12 when he died of accidentally after taking part in a choking challenge. >> we had tall protections in place. >> we refuse to be silent accomplices to this injustice. >> these harms are happening overnight to our average kids. >> reporter: lori, todd and others who have lost children are banding together an swarming capitol hill to lobby for the kids online safety act, cosa. a law that would require social media platforms to protect children and teens online. >> the heart of the bill says that online platforms have a responsibility in how they design their platforms to ensure that they are not causing or exacerbating eating disorders, anxiety/depression, all of the things parents are worried about. >> reporter: the bill, demanding companies like tik tok change their algorithm for kids and teens, to push more innocuous content as opposed to whatever is likely to keep kids scrolling. lori said the tik tok content that consumed anna leigh ultimately encouraged her to

prosecutors say daybell and his wife lori claimed their kids were zombies and conspired with lori's brotherex cox, to kill them. after ten months of working the case, investigators found the children buried in a shallow grave in daybell's backyard in idaho. tammy daybell died at the hands of another due to asphyxiation. lori was heard talking to him on a jay house phone call during a search of his home. >> reporter: the jury in this case listened to over 60 witnesses but took them just about nine hours to recommend the death penalty. fbi investigator doug hart telling us the verdict didn't surprise him. there are certain cases that just stick with you. this has to be one of those for you. >> oh, absolutely. both personally and professionally. at the end of the day, there are victims who senselessly were killed and that loss and that pain is very real for their loved ones and their families. it's very real for us. >> reporter: lori received a sentence of life without parole last year. and investigator hart tells me that yesterday was emotional for his team. as they were preparing to leave th

lori: it is interesting. we have been talking about mega cap growth and i one investor say it feels like these stocks are tired, it feels like they're on their last legs. i was thinking about that last week when we start to see rotation. the problem you have in this big cap growth part of the market and these stocks, whatever bucket you want to take his these growth rates are slowing from astronomic levels to things that are strong. what i have noticed in the past couple decades i've been doing this job is whenever that happens you do not have as much of a margin for error. people are looking for excuses to take money off the table. i know there were technical things that contributed to the weakness late last week but i feel like that is something that is going on and that adds -- you could technically get rotation where the rest of the market does not do as badly. i think that contributes to my nervousness on the stock market. the sheer weight of these areas and if they are starting to hit air pockets and pe

joining me now is lori thomas. she's a restaurant owner executive director, also of the golden gate restaurant association. to help flush this out with us a little bit. thank you for being here. lori, can you please start by giving me an example of what some of these fees, these service fees are for and what they go toward. sure. so there's really thank you for having me. first of all, i appreciate the opportunity, there are really two types of service fees or surcharges. there's the type that we've had for over 50 years. that's an auto gratuity that would be applied to a large party. okay that is something very common. if you had a large party or growing up as a kid, and that would normally go towards the service staff to ensure that they, they were compensated for waiting on a larger party, a post pandemic, a lot of restaurants have switched to doing that in order to pay their staff a higher hourly rate. and so that's one way. the other way is you all see this a lot, particularly in san francisco, is a healthy a

i got to go over here with my girl, lori bergamotto.ear. what do we got? >> we got sunglasses. happy first official day of summer, right? we're going to kick things off with a sporty pick. they have been around for under ten years. those look good on you. >> michael: i look gooder. >> you look gooder. the reason people love these, first of all, you can wear them for running, cycling, hiking. if you sweat a little bit, even if you're walking around and there's a heat wave. it's uncomfortable. these won't slip on you. they're also polarized. glare reducing, protects from uva and b rays. we found them at rei. that's the place to go if you're going to be outside. >> michael: they're good. now trendy. >> we're going trendy. this brand is called sza. i want to give everyone a pronunciation lesson. sza is how you pronounce that. again, michael strahan. turning it out. >> michael: maybe i just got the face for glasses. this was born, we see them at the festival scene. he has partnered with a lot of different celebrity, kylie jenner, ashley grah

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announcer: representative lori trahan sent a message, 80 years ago, 73,000 americans crossed the english channel and stormed the beaches of normay d-day. more than 2500 of those brave servicemembers made the ultimate crifice. today, i had the privilege of representing massachusetts in normandy to honor their sacrifices. house republican whip m mer posted, while at the ameran cemetery in normandy today, i was able to pay my resctto some of our minnesota d-day hees we are forev iebted to them and their families for the sacrifices they made to defend freedom around the world. and here is what is ahead as we mark t 8h interest rate of d-day. next, a conversation on arin leadership during the planng and execution of the allied invasion of france then david eisenhower, the grandson o general dght eisenhower, discusses his grandfather's legacy and later, a look at the transport of troops during d-day. announcer: earlier today, president biden spoke in normandy, france in commemoration of the 80th inner bursar of d-day, when allied troops liberated northern france from nazi occupation on june 6,

. >> lori hansen showed up to the alameda county courthouse with pictures of her 37 year old brother, ben hemond. his body was found on a rural castro valley road, bound, gagged and strangled in 2021. today in court, a judge accepted a plea deal against the man accused of killing him. richard ontiveros, who converted to islam in prison and now goes by the last name ali, was sentenced to 15 years to life after accepting a deal for second degree murder. he gets credit for time already served and will be eligible for parole in about ten years. this morning, the victim's sister, lori hansen, asked the judge to reject that plea deal negotiated by alameda county district attorney's office. she begged for a jury trial in the case. >> i don't think that i begin to heal at all because i've been too busy trying to fight. it has changed me as a person. it has changed my family. >> but judge scott patton upheld the plea deal. he said he sympathized with the victim's family but said that, quote, taking the case to trial would mean there's a possibility there would be a hung jury or no conviction a

nearly a year after his wife, lori was convicted and sentenced to life in prison.had daybell has been sentenced to death for murdering two of her children, and his first wife, tammy. it was a case that made headlines because of chad and laurie daybell's unusual religious beliefs camila bernal has details the jury in this case decided that chad daybell should spend the rest of his life on death row and they found the aggravating factors in this case to be true, saying that the crimes he committed were atrocious and cruel thing that he had done this for money that he had utter disregard for human life and that he would be a threat to society. >> this is the same jury that found him guilty of killing his first wife, tammy, and killing the two children of his second wife, 16-year-old, tylee, and 7-year-old jj, the prosecutor in this case, saying that this was a case fueled by sex, money power, and apocalyptic religious beliefs saying that these two chad, daybell and lori vallow, daybell essentially did anything they could to beat together and said that anyone that got

on the desk tonight -- tim seymour, dan nathan, guy ad adami, and lori calvasina. >>> silver surginge than 4% today, and crude and brent both pumping higher. the agricultural space growing, as wet. corn, oat, soybeans, sugar, oj all higher, but as that heads north, rates continue their recent downturn. yields lower across the board. the ten-year now at 4.28%, while investors turn their attention to tomorrow's big jobs report. so, what are these moves telling us about the markets right now? tim what do you say? >> well, i think the commodities markets have been ticking higher all year, for a couple years. i think there's structural reasons in the case some of the industrial metals, and there's fiscal reasons. there are budgetary reasons as it relates to precious metals. oil has been stable. we've had some volatility in the last couple of weeks, more around opec, less around fundamentals. paul sankey pointed out, it's not so great when you are having this price action in the deepest demand part of the year. but i think they're sniffing out central banks. today was symbolic, it was five

and so the prosecution here also saying that anyone that got in the way of lori and chad daybell being together, or if there was any final angel gain to be made here in the sense of social security payments or the payments for life insurance, then they would mark them as someone that needed to die. and of course, a lot of us watched as authorities found the remains of the children in chad daybell most property jj was found with his arms duck taped, covered in plastic bags. tylee, his body was so badly burned that it was even difficult to identify. and so this was horrible for the nation and for the families of victims that have been impacted by all of this after the sentencing, some of them did speak out. take a listen to what they say you never wish harm on anybody diagnosing what they've done but at the end of the day it's good that he's he can't hurt anybody else. >> we got justice for our loved ones and that was always what this was about getting justice for them. >> we can all start to heal from this terrible lost we have suffered, we'll miss tammy every single day of our lives. t

>> reporter: her friend, lori ramirez, has been a bartender for a dozen years, some nights pulling inn tips. >> when you hear trump suggest that -- >> i think it is a great idea. >> reporter: lori's tips paid by credit card are automatic lip reported for taxes. cash tips aren't. and if trump's plan takes effect, she wonders how she'd prove her extra income if she isn't being taxed. >> is it going to be harder for me to get a house because on paper, it's not going to show that. >> reporter: economist mark zandy. >> you need to report your income, and you need to prove it, and it might be difficult to do that. that might be another unintended consequence. >> reporter: nevada's powerful culinary workers union opposes trump's idea, saying its members are smart enough to know the difference between real solutions and wild campaign promises from a convicted felon. a nonpartisan estimate this week says it would cost the federal government up to $250 billion in the coming decade in lost tax revenue. trump's ideas require congressional action, and this week republicans close to him unveiled pl

the rain and nobel peace prize lori of narco small hummadi, has been sentenced to a year in prison for a publishing propaganda against the states. the activist has been in jail since november 2021, for protesting against the like a tory and job for women. she spent much of the last 20 years in an out of jail for campaigning, for human rights in iran. at least 18 people have been killed in lance lives triggered by heavy rains across central america. el salvador, ecuador, and guatemala. had been hid, particularly hard with scores of people injured or missing. thousands more have had to evacuate their homes that are staying in temporary shelters. south korean government has ordered doctors to go back to work a made a prolong strike. medical professionals have been participating in a month long striving to protest increasing medical school admissions. under the law doctor is defying the return to work order can face suspensions of their licenses or to sit down. now were the ones of civil war has this place to more than 9000000 people? a lot number is rising steadily. the u. s. has blessed

lori's tips paid by credit card are automatically reported for taxes. cash tips aren't.rs how she would prove her extra income. >> on paper it's not going to show that. there's good and bad to it, i think. >> reporter: economist mark zandi. >> you need to report your income and prove it. and it might be difficult to do that. that might be another unintended consequence. >> reporter: nevada's powerful c culinary union opposes trump's idea, saying its members are smart enough to know the difference between rell solutions and wild promises from a convicted felon. trump's ideas require congressional action, and this week, republicans close to him unveiled plans to make it law. but other republicans are skeptical. >> it's like everything else, with the tax code, it's complicated, and you've got to think it through. >> reporter: don't be surprised if this proposal comes up during next week's presidential debate. and we have a few more details on what that exchange will look like. president biden has chosen the lectern that will be on the right side of your screen, while donald

response to the weapons you are not going to find anything that's where our dialogue and discussions lorith is occurrg so we can have a policy response the united states to respond to the threat. >> i want to shift to the topic of extended deterrence and you do a lot of with our allies and partners, you are the president still heavily involved in the leadership role there. if you look at the broad adamerican public i don't thinke thatea our allies don't develop nuclear weapons and we don't proliferate. with all threats we've discussed withna ano is doing it's been striking to see the nur dialogue here. in the discussions how conare tn the nuclear

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and the three, kevin, lori, and missy, formed a team. >> so you're like the three musketeers sitting >> we spend hours working together, talking to each other, almost exclusively online. >> and we just get in there and blab all day long about, oh, my gosh, did you see this? where's this -- who's this guy, i can't find this -- whatever. >> back in gregg county, after more than a decade chasing leads on lavender doe, lieutenant hope understood that investigations have changed. >> genealogy, it's the way of the future. and to us homicide detectives, it's way above our heads, to be honest with you. >> so you welcomed their help? >> i did. >> and across the country, someone else had taken notice of the amateur investigators working with dna doe. >> i liked to write about how people, genealogists, are dealing with new advances in dna. >> reporter: sarah zhang is a staff writer for "the atlantic" magazine. >> i like the fact that kevin had been so invested in this case. >> passion like that was a story worth following. and she did. watching their process. for one thing, using the victim's s

we have lori buckout from north carolina. nancy dull strum from alaska who is also the lt.d caroline dobson from north carolina. good morning, ladies. >> good morning. >> i will start with you myra. you are running again, tell me why. >> because i love south texas. it's my home. it's my community. and, you know, the democrat part has just taking for granted the hispanic community. it's very important that would invest in the. the republican party has no future if we don't continue invest not guilty hispanic community. south texas is home and where i was raised and where i'm raising my children. i want to make sure we have the right representation in washington. unfortunately we don't have that representation in washington right now. this is why i'm running again to take back texas district 34. >> ainsley: lori, why is it important to have women serving in congress? >> you know, i'm a combat veteran. grew up in the shenandoah valley. and, you know, like most women, i have an experience that far exceeds just who i am as a woman. so, i think that we need fresh voices in congre

lori made a point that blake would of wanted her to offer forgiveness to those that took her son's life. his grandmother told us she was thankful for the response. >> i just want to say, you know, i understand because i love a son, also, and you know, i really hate that this happened but it did and she, she forgave them. you know, which is good >> i want this grace to ripple in their lives like blake has done for us. and i want them to make much of this opportunity. >> her plan now is to help her family other ands by erecting a heart shaped memorial near the courthouse. >>> paving the way for construction to begin at people's park. uc berkeley wants to build housing there. claiming it will destroy the park's long history. in 2021 neighborhood group sued the university claiming it will add too much pollution. they tossed the suit and the college has said it needs more housing for students. >>> 2023 was the hottest year ever recorded on the planet. set a record for the highest number of heat-related deaths in the united states. while we are finally catching relief from the season's first

the prosecution said that essentially he would get rid of anyone that was in his way of being with lori vallow, daybell or anyone that they could gain any financial benefits from whether that was social security money or a life insurance money, and that these people would be marked for death. this was extremely emotional for the families of the victims of course, we know that the two children were found in chad daybell's property so the families throughout the trial just dealing with all of this being extremely emotional and speaking out. here's part of what family members said. >> you never wish harm on anybody regardless of what they've done to you. >> at the end of the day? it's good that he's he can't hurt anybody else we got just as for our loved ones and that was always what this was about. >> getting justice for them. we can all start to heal from this terrible loss we have suffered. >> we'll miss tammy every single day of our lives that we do have some comfort knowing that we will see her again someday and while we had a lot of emotion from the family, no emotion, no reaction fr

a sword or an animal in run, agreed to show us how they transform a simple lori into a beautiful piece of ox on wheels. depending on the data for everybody. up here. first, we create a vehicles frame. then the fitting starts when it arrives in this workshop, we paint the hood and then hand it over to the artists for decoration. we do all the work here where the truck cost is an established parts of pakistan's transport traditions. you can see colorful symbols, funeral designs, scenery and animals on pack of stony trucks, some even feet, just funny poems. the different vehicles have distinctive designs, for example, and painting a lion. now there are various elements. so depending on what the truck owners want to tell us in advance, along with company logos, drivers and their bosses submit their design requests, each truck is highly personal, expressing the individual likes and tastes of those who spend thousands of hours behind the wheel. rashid his vehicle is much more than a mode of transportation. we go to the mid um, mrs. my truck and one symbol is supposed to be loaded in below ju

lori logan gaining clout. what does this mean for john williams? this is why people are concerned because the new york fed is assigned the role of implementing the federal reserve's monetary policy. if you have this influence shifting, that is fine. we want to hear from people who have a diverse set of experiences and can relate to these things. at the same time they cannot pick up the phone and call new york and say we need you to do x. that authority, people are wanting to hear from the federal reserve bank of new york and they want to hear more from john williams on these things they want to feel like this is someone who is engaged and who cares about these things that is not with the perception is on wall street. people feel like this is someone who is a bit out of touch and someone who is not into the markets or processes them the same way as his predecessors have done. that is why people are concerned and saying something is not right. sonali: what about the departure of key talent. you mentioned since 2020 been key exits. does that mean the

the pendulum swings because like you said, i remember when lori lightfoot skipped out during the covidockdowns and said she needed get a haircut because she need to look good. yeah, i meanto , now, like i thinkd wh people said whatever you need to spend. >> yeah. atev neeto spelori no, you guyst socket with the hair like that?. yeah, i say good for him. but in chicagoin, most makeup expenses like that are reserved for open casketsor ope. >> yeah. oh, well, since you made it alcal, the reason the locals upset is because in chicago, you normally steal the cosmetic. you know what i meant ause chicago? justice >> that's just the said. i thought that. but you don't like my openy.et k cats. well, yeah. i didn't kill anybody in the drive by. >> igutfeld but i mean, all i wd say is i spent a lot of money in d.c. as a and this is betterr than what marion barry wass spending 30 grand a month on. i guess i got to give hivem that bea.r. marion barry was able to come back from being caught on crack like mad at this guy madeuy hunter biden like richie cunningham. well, why did that pop intoov my hea

miss in leveling so much and we will continue to keep your memory alive through make our schools save lori. >> thank you so much for coming on. this is a big moment here for your entire community thank you very much. sir all right. >> thank you. still had law enforcement is warning isis isn't done with us new details about the eight men. a recipe width system affected isis terror links, and the gaps and the immigration process that allowed them to cross the border in the first place. plus, cnn speaks with donald trump's supporters and a theme emerges amongst them. they call the united states republic not a democracy. how the trump campaign is changing the narrative on democracy and the dangerous warnings that it now comes with are you concerned if trump loses? yeah that there'll be another january 6. no. i think there will be a civil war that's what i think will happen if. >> you have graves disease, gritty eyes could be more than a rough patch. people with graves could also get thyroid disease or ted, which may need a different doctor find a ted is specialist at is-it ted make the most of

. >> reporter: it barged in through lori's screen door. on a mission for meat. >> just opened up the freezer. and pulled out the chicken. the neighbor filmed the bear running away with this hanging from its mouth. got scared by the police. dropped the chicken. and, the police gave me back my frozen chicken. >> reporter: the city of sierra madre says no one was injured and halfway through this year, people have reported more than 100 bear sightings with four bears entering homes. that is down substantially from last year when 370 bear sightings were reported with 70 bears entering homes. they say bear resistant trash cans and a ban on feeding bears has helped tremendously. >> i don't feel threatened by them. but you know. i think, i wish it was different. >> reporter: this officer dipped down through the screen door just like the bear. other officers kept their guns drawn until the house was confirm today be bear free. >> i respect them and i love them but i don't want them around. they should be more out in the wild and not trying to live

lori perez is on i-5 in gorman where the fire started, and she has the latest tonight. >> reporter: we you can see all of the hotspots dotting the hillside, until just a few moments ago. there were ground crews up there, watering the hotspots , every once in a while, we could see spotlights on the cruise. multiply that now by 100, that is what fire crews are having to monitor and attack over an area of 14,625 acres, now. a huge area, running parallel to the fire in gorman where it started yesterday afternoon, down south to pyramid lake, mostly remote areas now, also threatening at this .50 homes and 10 businesses. l.a. county fire leaders essay the main factor in keeping this growing is the wind. throughout the day, they were facing wind gusts of 40 to 60 miles per hour. that is making it very difficult for them to contain the fire, because the flames love the wind. overall, more than 1000 personnel working on this from multiple departments. evacuation orders remain in effect for the valley rec area and pyramid lake. there are warnings south of pyramid lake. the firefight is expected t

lori, a little haze out there.sure trying to build overhead and that ridge, but that's trouble on the blues in the coming days. but it was going to talk about the heat coming up. i mean, that is going to be the big weather story ahead. outwards the 7 days even longer. so we've got a condition that's coming our way in the heat. and it's going to be hot, sizzling hot, maybe some record heat as we get in toward the middle of next week out the door. you know, a lot of folks are going to be headed. they're going to head out along the coastline to try to beat the heat. half moon bay, looking beautiful out there right now. and that's going to be so right through the weekend and into next week to a sunshine out toward the golden gate bridge. so gentle breeze blowing out of the bridge right now. a lot of folks out there enjoying that sunshine, too. we are going to see that patchy fog make a return overnight tonight and moving into the bay and some of the interior valleys as well. so we start out the day with some morning cl

host: lori, watch your language.or people to give up on their put trust in a man whose life has been nothing but evil court cases since he has been old enough to goo this is nothing new for donald trump. this is donald trump working on. the fact that othercans are standing around and letting their jobextreme it would be das for the country, they have to get up and say something. somebody has to say something. if you gets in the white house again everyone out there who always thought the democrats woulde your guns, he just had a bump stock case. he banned the bumptock. administration, the lower courts aged. they knew that the supreme court would not ban the bump stock, judge was loyal to him. that was lori. let's heafrsville, indiana on te republican line. good morning, keith. ca good morning. i have a comment that i want to make. they say we are on labor in this country. there they want to have abortions. we are short on people, but w 's people. but we are short on people. but you need t an abortion. i seen an ad on

their mother, lori vallow, who was daybell's current wife, was convicted last year for their murders.will decide if daybell should be sentenced to the death penalty. >> officials in washington state are expecting a busy wildfire season this year, and they're encouraging people to start preparing now. reporter shirah matsuzawa matsuzawa has more tonight on a new pilot program to help homeowners get ready before fire breaks out. >> those who spoke today say the hope is for the wildfire neighbors ready program to, well, spread like wildfire memories of the sourdough fire in whatcom county last july. the smoke filled skies and roaring flames for months and months, giving extra urgency to today's event promoting the wildfire ready neighbors program. the sourdough burned from the end of july to october, first consuming more than 6000 acres and all started by a random lightning strike. so the more of washington that's prepared, the better. >> we started as a pilot in three counties. the idea was, how do we help every homeowner be empowered with the context of taking making defensible space a

lori alhadeff perdiÓ a su hija alyssa, que tenÍa 14 aÑos. >> a lot of pain dice que es muy doloroso veron explosivos. no se han utilizado explosivos por temor a daÑar las otras estructuras de esta escuela preparatoria. tiene que quedar listo antes de agosto cuando ingresen a clases nuevamente mÁs de 3000 estudiantes. mientras estos padres han emprendido una lucha para evitar otras masacres escolares, hoy la corte suprema de justicia determinÓ que es ilegal prohibir los bumpstops, un aditamento que hace disparar a un rifle como una ametralladora. >> bump stocks. >> los stocks fueron prohibidos durante el gobierno trump despuÉs de que en 2017 un sujeto utilizÓ uno para abrir fuego contra una multitud en las vegas, nevada. desde su habitaciÓn, disparÓ durante diez minutos. miles de veces matÓ a 60 personas e hiriÓ a cientos mÁs. un hombre solo ejecutÓ el tiroteo mÁs letal en la historia moderna de los estados unidos. la corte decidiÓ que no son ametralladoras como tal. y no se puede prohibir su venta. >> tenemos que tomar acciÓn para poder pasar leyes al nivel federal. el congreso debe de

about 2 weeks ago and the do we talked about one of the just vacations for the lori piece, ease to maintain cultural and religious rights. but these rights should not supercede the rights to freedom from cruelty from violence, from health for security, from the glitzy and f, g m, as you know, is a violation to all of these rights. there is no health benefits to f d m. as a culture of practice, each, on the contrary, it leads to several health complications and it appears that they are nice sort of instrument. there is all the bands which as the numbers reveal are not working really well. because even when there is a bad, as in the case of the gambia, if g m is still being forced on, on young goals. so clearly the bands are not enough on their own. what will it take to put an end to s t m? you are correct, and the evidence also supports this effect. the laws are in effect without a community of buying and acceptance. dfcs 6 studies have shown that atm treatment of the criminalization or very galaxies around in may rise. um if gm under crowns, but it's empty and present is it in it says the h

lori henson is the murder victim's sister. >> she says she found out about this plea deal through a news release and was horrified to find out only one person now faces a murder charge, second-degree murder. in fact, and all kidnapping charges have been dropped. that's a slap in the face to the citizens that. >> that pay our tax dollars and expect to be kept safe. now, one of the alleged kidnappers pleads guilty to a home invasion robbery and faces a 6 year 8 month prison sentence. >> and the other alleged kidnapper pleads guilty to first degree residential burglary and faces a 6 year state prison sentence on action. discouraged. >> i feel that they have. they've let us down in a press release district attorney price as each defendant has entered guilty pleas and accepted responsibility for their actions. >> the pleas by the defendant ensures they will face the appropriate consequences and accountability for their conduct in these cases. but the dead man's sister doesn't see it that way. it is. pains me every single day. every single day. and >> health to accept the fact that my brother

convicted just two days ago for killing his first wife and the two youngest children of his second wife loridaybell. the children, ages 7 and 16, were found buried in daybell's yard the year after they went missing. vallow daybell is still serving a life sentence. >>> a mass shooting in arizona, one officer killed, another wounded. >>> and the urgent work to restore the water supply in atlanta after multiple water mains broke. before you were preventing migraine with qulipta? do you remember the pain, the worry, the canceled plans? and look at me now. you'll never truly forget migraine but qulipta reduces attacks making zero-migraine days possible. it's the only pill of its kind that blocks cgrp and is approved to prevent migraine of any frequency. to help give you that forget you get migraine feeling. don't take if allergic to qulipta. most common side effects are nausea, constipation and sleepiness. learn how abbvie could help you save. qulipta, the forget-you-get migraine medicine. (fisher investments) at fisher investments we may look like qulipta, the other money managers, but we're dif

mo's mom, lori, spoke at the sentencing today. doesn't bring him back, but this takes our life back. our our lives are no longer ransom by the justice system. we no longer wait for the next court date. and then when we got a conviction, we don't wait for the appeal date. we don't wait for a change in law or a jury tampering claim, or some other crazy thing that will continue to hold our lives captive. mo's mom went on to say that she wants to start a new chapter in her family's life, where they become advocates for the victims of violent death. while it was a horrific crash in redwood city, one that left two young girls without their parents at the wheel was a 17 year old. tonight, though, a major decision that that driver will not be tried as an adult. nbc bears ian cull spoke with the victim's family outside of court today. today, nearly a year and a half after a crash killed greg ammon and his wife grace spiridon, a judge decided the driver who allegedly did it will be tried in juvenile court. there's no winners here. every eve

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but unfortunately, the parties are not listening to hi lori, the israel says in response to the release of this report, but it is quote, reflective of systematic anti israel discrimination. now seems to almost mirror watson. i'm us said in response to israel complaints about a quote, quote false equivalence between hum us and this way the ministry is not defensiveness. you think shed by this way the people at large? well 1st of all, i just want to remind a us that i'm not the a maybe ok should lead capacity now. so i speak only for myself, but i know that the other was images will uh pull this uh, automatic uh, cargo everybody's inside as well. um, yes, i think by the way, uh here's what would be small to launch its own investigation which we talk about. but unfortunately, it doesn't happen though, because then at least the, the global community would that be seen. that is what is a really checking itself. but i think the majority of his riley believe that when judging is, well people take up what is, what on the higher stand, the higher, higher bridges. so then then the other democraci

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