. >> maureen orth covered the versace story at the vanity fair. >> it is very important for people toat themselves, express themselves. that is the only thing to do, to be yourself. and i think that we as designers, help people to be happy and alive. >> by 1997, he was ready to take his company to a new level. >> this is an auspicious time in versace's life. >> maureen orth covered the versace story at the vanity fair. >> he wanted to be the very first italian decided to get on the new york stock exchange. and he was getting his business ready for an ipo. >> taking his company public. >> he was on top of a mountain, he was happy, everything was going right. >> so, have you met the money man in new york? gianni versace retreated to his luxurious mansion in miami beach. blissfully unaware, that the name versace would soon again be splashed across headlines. but by a killer intended on stealing the theme of a genius. and who, even now, was alluding policed as he drove an extremely towards his destiny. >> coming up, -- >> a very different path to fame. >> andrew cunanan spent time with we

the moments that resonated for maureen and allen, republican and democrat, for allen it was what you just talked with mike memoli about, conversations around americans that were left behind, about manufacturing. about bringing jobs here and speaking to the middle class. for maureen, it was victim impact stories, the father whose daughter overdosed on fentanyl, tyre nichols family there. the empty and story telling stood out to a lot of folks. >> dasha burns, thank you very much, and mike memoli and i were talking about, there was that moment with social security and medicare and the back and forth with republicans. well, today, again, he name checked the republican, rick scott, not exactly a back bencher. here is the moment where he called him out. here he is in full. i know we had to break away to go to secretary blinken for a moment. so let's watch. >> i remind you that rick scott from florida, ran the u.s. senate campaign has a plan. i got his brochure right here, has plan. here's what he says in his plan. let me open it up here. i'm sorry. he says all federal legislation sunsets

let us, we saw that it was dangerous, especially for the bay boss, maureen, or from another that when we found out the team would be stationed in germany. well, we were very happy with the come on. that was, it was a lot. so in my me, it's essential that my family is here so here, but it's, it's difficult to play anywhere without my family. and in this year i've relatives a close by buddy. it's much easier about election with when he's not training the young family often find themselves at the playgrounds when i'm here etha can play without a care in the world. what. what? oh yeah. oh, and we will be mobile garden then to those where you read the news every day and worry about your relatives and loved ones who they are taught in germany. we have everything. so the only thing you can do is worry about your relatives and parents . yes. but because of everything that's happening in our country, assigning the killed the time has come, the team from ukraine have their 1st match. their kits arrived from back home a few days earlier, just in time. ah, some sans have also come to cheer on the

you just have to earn a maureen lensky. germany is one of the wealthiest countries in the world. we wanted to know what's left of its promise of prosperity for every one. at home with elca de 51 year old chairs, a 2 room apartment in berlin with her 10 year old daughter. elca has never been rich, but she used to have enough to get by now with the economic crisis and high inflation rates. her welfare benefits don't even see her through to the end of the month, gimler fung that the f is equal, i tend to cook for her on my muzzle brute and then there's really only a mi ni portion left over from me shaft on us. so i see what she can manage and then scrape together the leftovers for myself. who let this of that might sound strange, but it's also a way to save on elk. his daughter has just come home from school because she wants to become a vet one day. right. and yet you can help animals and you earn a lot of money down. she get elca originally wanted to become a preschool teacher. she used to work as a hairdresser and had other low wage jobs. but then she fell ill. she hasn't been ab

first, maureen, she is a mom of two.did split her ticket in the last election in the midterms, and alan novak, who actually was a former republican committee chair here in pennsylvania back in the late '90s, early 2000s. he tells me since then in the last few election cycles, he's probably i now. take a listen to what they told me. >> i think that is not the form for it it or the way that you'r going to really be heard but if you want to be talked about, there you go. you're going to be talked about. so if that was the goal, mission accomplished. >> i think mccarthy had a tough job last night. i think they did it too much. as somebody that likes civility in politics, i didn't see a lot of it. >> reporter: there were moments, though, chris, that really resonated for both maureen and for allen, for maureen, it was those victim impact stories, the father whose child died of a fentanyl overdose, tyre nichols parents sitting there. and for allen, it was the moments talking about jobs, manufacturing, kitchen table issues that

well, if you're unhappy what, what's left over then you just have to earn a maureen redskins. germany is one of the wealthiest countries in the world. we wanted to know what's left of its promise of prosperity for every one. at home with elca, the 51 year old chairs, a 2 room apartment in berlin with her 10 year old daughter. elca has never been rich, but she used to have enough to get by now with the economic crisis and high inflation rights. her welfare benefits don't even see her.

i want to turn to maureen holiday, who's a reporter with our nbc affiliate, the i-alexa michigan, she there the press conference. all, right maureen, for those just joining us at this, our tell us what you've heard and what we're knowing this hour. yeah >> you have friends to this, what we're working on right now is police are trying to figure out the suspects affiliation with the university, like you said he was found with the self inflicted gunshot wound that he died from outside of campus, police are working so determine the motive behind the shooting. police are really just describing this whole situation as a nightmare like he said earlier there is no active threat. the shelter in place now over that means students cannot leave campus, parents can come and pick up their kids if they were like. what we know so far is that there have been three fatalities. two were at berkey hall, one was inside the msu union, that's adjacent to berkey all. as stems from reports of shots being fired at a 13 tonight. that's when police arrived on campus, and found students at those two locations. we

this is maureen, you, craig, one years since the invasion began. we take a look back and into the future. in slow rain. in february on d, w ah, oh, from an o. h a luxury sep, in eco island with a micro great to charge mean and to crazy d i y, he'll claim racer invoice me out. hold on for a while right now on rat with they are not many purely electric, luxurious su, ethan, they're on the market right now, and this is the newest one, the audi, q 8 e tron, but can it be the mercy this e q s s u v and the like. we will find out right now. welcome to read the entry level audi q e tron is powered by a $250.00 q la moda. while the s q a sport that version we tested, gets plenty of grunts from. it's $370.00 kilowatt motor. a general driving impression in the q i'd e tron is really smooth than i mean, audi cannot afford to do mistakes in this car because this is the flagship model. so you have to be smooth, but it also asked to be quite sporty since we're driving the asp version. that also features a lot of power. and you will want to feel that when you're

already happened in miami or new york is that it's going to be more demanding allowed, or a message maureen pack ah, at the end of the 18th century, britain began the illegal opium trade in china. this hard drug causing addiction and literally destroying the human body became a gold mine for business men from the foggy elvia. however, the ruling chinese jin dynasty tried to resist and to stop the illegal trade, which provoked the wrath of the london business community. in 1840 without a declaration of war, the english fleet began to seize and plunder chinese coastal forts. the barley, armed and morally drained chinese army, was unable to provide adequate resistance. the ging empire was forced to hand hong kong over to england and opened his sports for trading the lethal goods in 1856, france and the united states joined in the robbery of china. the anglo french troops defeated the chinese occupied beijing and committed an unprecedented robbery . destroyed and blundered the wealth of the un, ming, you and palace. the defeat of the jing dynasty and the do opium wars lead to the transformation

in the system but to require systemic reform and also like to take the opportunity to acknowledge maureen[applause] went to thank her for her leadership to those barriers of equity released last year in collaboration with the dean and christiansen law firms it is the most comprehensive review of a bias in the appraisal industry today. it presents a roadmap for congress and regulators and advocates and the industry to address the long legacy of inadequate -re - the valuation of real estate and also i would be remiss if i did not think julianne this amazing reporter and truth seeker. [applause] and abc for producing this incredible documentary. one year before his assassination at the launch of c the poor people's campaign and the fight for open housing doctorai king said now is the time to make promises of democracy. now is the time to open the doors of opportunity to all of god's children. just seven days after his assassination the landmark fair housing act was passed april 11, 1968. today's program is the first in ahe series this year to be cohosting the anniversary events with key part

already happened in miami and new york is that it's going to be more demanding allowed, or a message, maureen packed? ah, ah luis hunter russians state little never. i've stayed on the north lansky devastation. i'm not getting host. i'll send send out for a week within the 55 when. okay, so mine is booth i'm speaking with. we will fan in the european union, the kremlin. yup. machines. the state aunt rush up to date and split our t spoke neck. even our video agency, roughly all band to on youtube with me some time. i'm rick sanchez and i'm here to play with you. whatever you do, you do not watch my your show seriously. why watch something that's so different, my little opinion that you won't get anywhere else. work of it please. i do have the state department, the c. i a weapons, baker's multi $1000000.00 corporations. choose your fax for you. go ahead. i change and whatever you do, don't watch my show stay mainstream because i'm probably gonna make you uncomfortable. my show is called direct impact, but again, you probably don't wanna watch it because it might just change dwayne thing with th

reporting in east lansing. >> thank you very much, maureen.he "today" show will continue coverage of this tragic shooting live at 7:00 a.m. with the very latest from the scene that's right after "today in the bay." >>> new details this morning, an sfo-bound flight across the pacific, where the plane took a frightening nosedive. we can show you some animation that shortly after takeoff from the maui airport the 777 plane did a steep plunge, then recovered to complete the flight to the bay area. new data indicates the plane plummeted from 2,200 feet to about 800 feet at the rate of about 7,000 feet per minute. this is according to a new report on the mid-december incident. it's still not clear what happened but united says there was nothing wrong with the plane. passengers had no idea until now about how close they got into actually going into the ocean. some onboard that flight already believe they survived a miracle. >> we're all looking at each other, looking at the window, grabbing onto the seat, grabbing the hand of the person next to you,

a louder message, maureen, packed for a i really thought that we were going to die. i crawled all the way to rights other than i had behind on years before i was even born. and this has happened again and again and again and again again, because people continue to stick with the system. i do like any other day. and only one of them came home. basically, we want to make sure that certain things that are just too dangerous or regular civilian should be in the hands of those people who are and say best for you. take no way to start with reiney and they were planning to hold these positions for a long, long time. but well, this particular sector, it fell in less than a week to revolve the front lines of russia, a defensive antenna around the key city of arguments. hundreds of voters as much in washington in a rally called arranging the war machine as they 1st outrage over the u. s. involvement. nuclear incomplete as an african nation is looking to ship it from both of the go.

already happening, miami or new york is that it's going to be more demanding allowed, or a message maureen pack, ah, at this hour, american and coalition forces are in the early stages of military operations to disarm iraq, to free its people, and to defend the world from great with we will bring to the iraqi people, food, and medicine, and supplies. and freedom with on cheap energy coming from last year. rush and guess shape. and she bows. affordable and shit, beulah from the stable, which has been both. not the case did is it will that these no longer there before they went that 60 not you go with say it's a so form that i can't that i need to shut it off. if it's simply, the water was one of them. muslim. love ship worse, but we're both on you did a new one. you both used to learn from wounded and you could keep proven. exclusions like we've been on what else to who's your proving who your, why are you decide on sanctions to sanction country a sanction of course. so because you want to change the behavior of the government was gruesome. why that hasn't happened. sanctions hasn't functio

already happened in miami and york is that it's going to be more demanding allowed, or a message maureen pack. ah oh, there's no us strategic national security interest in you created all i would say there was no interest us interest in your brain. whereas the very vital interest for the russian federation that ukraine be restored to a neutral buffer state separated for nato countries. ah ah ah, with a a a said to give her the annual speech to the countries paula with operation in ukraine . a, a southern to here with 3 people reported till about 300 other things. it has the death toll for previous massive cliques in the region has the $445.00 wasn't power discuss.

already happened in miami and york is that it's going to be more demanding allowed, or a message maureen pack. ah hi, i'm rick sanchez and i'm here to plead with you. whatever you do, you do not watch my your shelf seriously. why watch something that's so different. my little opinions that you won't get anywhere else. look of it please. if you have the state department to see i a weapons makers, multi $1000000000.00 corporations, choose your facts for you. go ahead. i change and whatever you do. don't watch my show, stay mainstream, because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show is called direct impact, but again, you probably don't want to watch it because it might just chain she dwayne thinks what are you crazy? oh, yes. or took a love. i lost most of my friends. but i was broken. i wasn't able to save anyone. i get nothing that i met wilson, 2030 and god. what's really in my way to make me start talking to willy waiting for me to have them i'm happy that i'm the find is really little john. you can go to sleep. mom, i had become my new friend. the one was love gonna die

a louder message, maureen pack. ah, what happens with digital games with actual physical sport? something like digital. the answer is yes, because on is preparing to host the 1st ever gains of the future, a cyber context with a physical dimension. one of the innovators, eager to study at all, is on the verge of redefining sports and gaming. he tells us what's behind this synergy and if it's the future my music. yeah, absolutely. i try to play for canes favorites. like we have a lot of music that we both like a lock, like led zeppelin. we have all the ramones. we have talk he hats, guns and roses while rolling stones, of course frank ocean, which is his favorite. i usually start with that one was a 2 or you didn't leave a message with.

it would seem really little or maureen during the long season, long ringing season vaccine thought season been fav. ah. then the very painful part would be, which is now to the extreme of losing everything. but it's not just the direct effect of the drought that's causing problems. heads of kettle, inside the park, face other dangers to remember we had to bring our cows into the park because of the drought and there's no pastor land for them outside the protected area. but our greatest worry is that our livestock will be attacked by lions. conservationists are doing what they can. we help the alamo survive animal death or the height of the drought necessitated alternative means to feed the happy boys who been the was the victims of the field trains. they cannot wildlife service initiated the here feeding program to feed the animals, but they're in the see, it may not be sustainable. and their rains needs to poor soon. but it's just a short term solution. i'm proud of this, but what i would like for them to fear don't be our much to depend on us on the brit don't depend on this. he request

and i strongly encourage you to have a look at this report from ortiz maureen across the river. it's enlightening the facts artist, doug. this is how it was portrayed in mainstream media. unarmed protest is dumb down in the streets by the right police who were retreating from kiff, smythe, and square. i tried to hit lines of security forces a short distance away, standing beyond the range of rocks and bottles. testers have home me shields and numbers. the police have water cannon and some grenades, but this is what it looked like in reality. ah, ah. after 3 months of confrontation on key of main square, the situation reached the boyland points, and the 20th of february, 2014, became the bloodiest day of them. i don lee been 49 dead and a 157 people wounded. this was the turning point. the protest could have died down, but they didn't. they got war violence. and the claim was that the violence was coming from the government's a great way to foresee crane's president to succumb to protesters, demands 9 years on. and there are still no proof that government forces were shooting ad

so maureen, that some our support to crane risks triggering escalation. let me be clear, there are no risk free options. but the biggest risk of all is if putin wins. so the global challenge, of course, was the whole topic slot, the entire and the nika, security conference. but again, for security conference, where they were supposed to come to an agreement, how to better achieve security. it doesn't seem to be going very well, because all they seem to be doing is talking about how to arms the lensky some more . how to resent some more weapons there, which country can join in? what kind of ammunition are they lacking? what needs to be produced more, which is of course, music to the ears of especially america's military industrial complex. you all know how much they love to make a profit there. so this is more shocking than it seems that the only voice of reason so far has been china. or rather, china's all former are foreign minister. and this is what he had to say is whose seat was for supervision. and i wasn't gonna shoot chicken. we are deeply concerne

many thanks indeed to you, douglas sloane, jason shepherd and leslie venture, maureen, and to, as always, thank you for watching tough again, you can see the can the program again at any time by going to the website, which you'll find it out to 0. don't com for further discussion. join us on facebook page. you'll find that at facebook dot com forward slash ha inside story, and you can join the conversation on twitter handle at ha, inside story from adrian finnegan and the team here. doha, thanks for being with us with ah and february, i just need a rhinos in tigers, in the pool, post to the brink of extinction, $1.00 to $1.00, he's discovered how their 4 teams have turned around a year on from brushes, evasion of ukraine, a 0 looks at the impact office where events might need from here. rigorous debate, unflinching question up front, muslim on tail, cut through the headline to challenge conventional wisdom nigerians vote. and what's likely to be the most closely contested election in the country's history from those that will they to those who confronted people impala, investigate the yo

many thanks indeed to you. douglas sloane, jason shepherd and leslie venture, maureen, and as always, thank you for watching. don't forget, you can see the can the program again at any time by going to the website, which you'll find it out to 0. don't com for further discussion. join us on facebook page. you'll find that at facebook dot com forward slash ha inside story, and you can join the conversation on twitter handle at ha, inside story from adrian for the good and the team here. so how, thanks for being with us with ah, the american people is spoken, but what exactly did they say? is the world looking for a whole new order with less america in it? is the woke agenda on the decline in america. how much is social media companies know about you? and how easy is it to manipulate the quizzical look at us politics? the bottom line? tough times the man tough question. what exactly are you asking for you? what troops on the ground, the rigorous debate we challenge, conventional wisdom and demand the true upfront with me, mark lamont hill on al jazeera, global food production is wasteful

and that is where meta-has been able to -- meta has for a long time now but able to charge maureen generate a specific level of revenue for sophisticated advertisers. where you are seeing the cut economy here, and it's true for staff as well, because the growth is in areas with underdeveloped markets or underdeveloped advertising businesses, it's impacting the overall revenue picture for the country. caroline: also put into perspective that you highlight time and again, this is that in norma's amount of revenue. more than 116 billion on annual basis. but the revenue has been down for three straight orders. >> absent -- >> absolutely. if we look back at the first full year they closed with their first full year decline in ad revenue but it was less than a thought over the 2% decline. but that is not actually a good sign when you think and pull back to 2021, which was a year when real worldwide ad revenue grew 37%. we have seen a huge swing in the performance of the company. partially because of external factors like a worldwide economy the changes they made to the effectiveness and efficienc

rupert murdoch specifically named sean hannity, and maureen and lou dobbs. >> it will be impossible toever know the true, fair, accurate election results. >> sydney powell leading charge against dominion, she has enough evidence of fraud. >> president's lawyers company called dominion started in venezuela with back door is capable of flipping votes. >> all eyes and lies that the ceo knew about. you made a key point. i asked the show staff to reach before, i used to cover the white house, when i covered the white house, two great guys that worked for fox news. a lot of good fox reporters who get blown out of the water by that. >> no question. >> these filings laying bear fallacy, separation between opinion and editorial. on the editorial side. real producers who go to work everyday and do their job in a professional manner. look i understand the broader systemic issues, dangers, absurdity. there is also real life people. you are watching text messages, getting one of the colleagues fired at the white house to delete tweets, telling them to shut up because they are killing the stock pric

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i want to turn to maureen holiday, who's a reporter with our nbc affiliate, wilx in michigan, she was at the press conference. all right maria, and for those joining us this hour, tell us what you've, heard and what we know in this hour. >> yeah, francis, what we're working on right now, police are trying to figure out the suspects affiliation with the university, like he said, he was found with the self inflicted gunshot wound, they died from outside of campus. police are working to determine his motive behind this shooting. police are describing this whole situation as a nightmare. like you said earlier, there is no active threat, and shelter in place is now over, that means yours cannot leave campus, who can come pick up their kids if they like, what we know so far is i have been three fatalities, to wherever, keyhole was one side msu union, that is adjacent to berkey all. that's all stemmed from reports of shots being fired around 8:15 a.m. tonight, that's when police arrived on campus, and thousands of those two locations. we don't know how many students were inside those two loc

i want to turn to maureen holiday, who's a reporter with our nbc affiliate, wilx in michigan, she wass conference. all right maria, and for those joining us this hour, tell us what you've, heard and what we know in this hour. >> yeah, francis, what we're working on right now, police are trying to figure out the suspects affiliation with the university, like he said, he was found with the self inflicted gunshot wound, they died from outside of campus. police are work

reporting in east lansing, maureen hallyday. >>> police say the two buildings where the shootings happened were open to the public during business hours. andrew mccabe explains next steps for investigators. >> the fbi and their colleagues are going through the history of this person to try to understand what his motivations were, to try to understand what brought him to this moment in this community at this time. michigan state, this community is struggling to understand why they are the latest in what is a uniquely american experience and understanding and experiencing a mass shooting in their midst. but it is the job for law enforcement to understand as much as they can about what brought this person to this moment and this mass shooting. >> students were understandably terrified when they heard the shots and got emails telling them to shelter in place. connor anderson says he and his friends were listening to the police scanner to stay safe. >> i was in the cafeteria which is on the second floor, got a text from somebody saying that there had been a shooting. it was on the opposite side

maureen dowd's latest column for "the new york times," "scranton joe is ready to go."art, this, it's not really a scooby-doo mystery. no need to consult a soothsayer and tremble on the edge of your seats. joe biden is running. and that's no malarkey. biden has gone bigger than obama, who was supposed to be the transformational one. the president has pushed big job-creating bills and gone after big pharma and big corporations. unlike obama, who had an aversion to selling his policies, this guy loves a good groundbreaking. in the state of the union, the president began trying to reconnect his party to its blue-collar roots. hillary thought she could win in 2016 with a new democratic coalition of minorities, the elite and students. she refused to give a speech at notre dame and never bothered to go to wisconsin. wisconsin was biden's first stop on wednesday in his post state of the union blitz. he remains unapologetically scranton joe. so, we know, joe, you're in the race. >> let's bring in founder and editor in chief of "talking points memo," josh, good to see you. maure

command staff maureen and mr. can transferis. pronounce your first name. jose. first of all chief postel said it all and you are a hero and -- what you did yes, you may have been in the right place at the right time but not everyone would have done what you did. a part of the reason you are commended. we are hiring. >> and i'm looking. >> you can talk to chief sean beautford back there. you got him. >> thank you. and so, yes, you are type of person we're looking for. someone who raised by 2 good parents and has the sense to do the right thing even at risk to himself. i would like to recognize that chief brannon is here. you may recognize her from the fire. the one that wrote up the report. of and to recognize him. >> good to see you >> thank you. >> thank you for wroiting that up chief brannon. much appreciated. why thank you and i know the commissioners want to say something. you don't like being in the spotlight you will be there for a few minutes. [laughter]. i'm sure you can handle the heat. no pun intends. why thank you very much. voip vice president morgan

thank you very much. natasha can m talking to us from a donna come across the board and syria maureen's being delivered to over 5000000 people who've lost their homes. but families continue to face dire conditions or mental honey reports from our friends in the aleppo countryside. nephew, fall out of the muddy into free and we are inside this gym hall in the middle of the free and the aleppo country side. this is where dozens of syrian families have taken shelter after their homes were partially or totally destroyed by the earthquake. what we've seen here can only be described as devastating, especially to children and the elderly cook and heather and mackenzie. let's hear now from one of the survivors. i'm not sure your maneuvers, desert. we have been sheltered in this hall for 12 days, but we don't have any services. we have not received any assistance. i suffer from colon cancer and back pain. i'm sleeping on his hard surface in his fiercely cold weather. it is really tough. well though we survived the earthquake, we find ourselves faced with another type of disaster. the walls of ou

and this is maureen, about how to convince other countries that may have a very different view that are either neutral, that have refrain from cutting ties with russia. so was very interesting to hear what exactly they had to say about that. thomas, we're going to speak more about what you just brought up there. but what we're going to do now is cross to our colleague who is standing by 1st in munich, terry schultz who has been following this like we have here terry. great to see you . so tell us, what was your main take away from that? because as i said to thomas there, you print dominated absolutely. and having followed nato for more than a decade and finland also for, for almost a decade. as i lived there, i was absolutely struck by the strength of san demarion's comment on russia, you know, a year ago before the invasion of ukraine. it was almost unthinkable that her country would join nato, and she herself said this would not happen within her mandate as prime minister. so to see her today, sitting on the stage and saying, you know what we should have scene years ago that russia wo

command staff and maureen. chief jeanine nicholson this it is my report since the last commission meeting. i did send you a text today about a fire that our folks went to approximate and chief postel and i took a ride out there and of it was a really tough fire and folks did a great job. and i'm really proud of the members of our department and -- chief nicole who is here was the ic. and our folks did a wonderful job. so. very proud of them. very sad about the individual that died. since our last meeting i went to swearing of the new da. and i have been to search efrntss for martin luther king junior day. and you know, a concert the labor breakfast and the march. and we had a really great turn out of members at the march. and at the breakfast. and it was just -- yea. nice to see so many members there. >> >> the city has reupped the funding for00 autocity emt program and 9910 program. chief beautford lead the way. thank you very much, chief. so this it is a successful program this we are proud of and the funding

and it was his then girlfriend soon to be his wife maureen dean. her name was in this book. and it was dean who authorized the break-in and it was dean who told them what to look for which is why they're nowhere near the chairman of the democratic party's office. they're over in some yahoo's office back in the back part, which happened to have that diary they knew exactly where to go. and so i think that and dean then lied to nixon about it and said, this is a national security issue and and nixon. well, we've got to cover it up then right and and so they they went on and and got the cia to intervene with the fbi and say this is national security and then it completely went to heck from there nixon is not innocent. he obstructed justice, you know, he should have gone to jail, but he was not guilty of the original crime that everybody thinks he was guilty of which is ordering the break-in. i don't think that was that's my take them. so it was just because of a personal picadillo had nothing to do with he was trying to get rid of important agencies or anything. well, i've seen

windy forties on a lot of the temps a little bit of a break late saturday, too early sunday than maureent. monday tuesday. steve thank you. that was 7 23. he was first spotted in san francisco about 10 years ago. known back then as evil elmo. police say he's back where the same man has been seen in a different city wearing a different costume and oakland business owners targeted by thieves are frustrated by a policy that they say stop the police from chasing after criminals. the changes they want to see. since string of burglaries along piedmont avenue surveillance video shows one of the crimes in progress at the happy heart, mineral and crystal store late sunday night, the owner says armed burglar stole $100,000 worth of merchandise says they escaped because the police departments pursuit policy bars officers from chasing suspect in property crime cases. they say. human day. go to the car. then run away and then you cannot trace them. merchants say they want oakland police to increase patrols along piedmont have and crack down on these burglaries time now. 7 26 former oakland police chi

maureen people are to support their families -- more young people are able to support their families.y young people postpone the decision to have children because they know they cannot afford it. we do not want that. we want a living wage that supports their families. how parental leave, and excessive childcare. we have a lot of challenges in this country in terms of family support. the democratic party has always supported things like childcare, family leave, and we want to continue to do that. all of us in this country should be supporting our younger workers and younger families who are the future of our nation. host: for her current position as president of the cook county board she served as an ottoman of the fourth ward for 19 years. as part of that you introduce living wage ordinances during that time. what was it like as far support for these programs back then and what you are seeing now? guest: here in illinois previously passed a measure to wage -- to raise the net amount wage to $15 an hour. the environment is much more family for these initiatives at least here. for most

maureen and maybe snow monday, ma'am. okay thank you, steve, and power outages continue across the bay area that could continue with that snow coming up in our five o'clock hour. we will continue our weather coverage with the latest from pg and e plus an incredible look of the fault line in turkey following that huge earthquake that hit the area will also have an update on the recovery efforts. when a child is sick, there's one thing they need... a really, big cookie. welcome to rmhc! we're not big on poking sticks and beeping machines ...but we're the best at playing dress up... we think the tooth fairy should travel everywhere... and while hospitals have doctors and nurses we have mom and dad... because at ronald mcdonald house charities, we're home! we help families feel at home. even when they can't be. ♪ ♪ welcome back to morning sun to people from around the country continue to honor a life well lived as former president jimmy carter remains in hospice care. the nation's 39th president touched so many lives. a big p

saturday night into sunday, maureen alright, steve.hank you time. 6 40 sports betting that's one thing. but now some people are placing bets on whether it will rain. we have details of this new trend. it's called weather better. alright, let's check in with gasia mikaelian. that was our intensive videos to look at for that weather. you have the other stories we're following for you good for us this morning. good morning. good morning, you two. we're going to start with our health. because first, of course, there was covid. then came flu and rsv. now there's another possible infection. people might want to know about dangerous fungal infections are on the rise nationwide coming up in the seven o'clock hour. what infectious disease experts say could be the reason behind the sudden spread. also in the next hour of find out how a game of hide and seek went all wrong as a teenager from bangladesh accidentally wound up in a different country, some 1600 miles away from malaysia. stay with us. now, it's official. xfinity has the fastest intern