o'connor was in court today for this hearing. she currently faces 39 misdemeanors and felonies. >> defendant has declined to take that offer. they are now just looking forward to going to the preliminary hearing, speak the truth before the court, and keeping the case moving forward so they can continue healing. >> all this stemmed from those accusations against o'connor between 2020 and 2021 where the los gatos mother threw multiple parties with excessive alcohol for her teen sons and friends, some who were injured. we have video of the prosecutor in that case. we apologize, a bit of a technical difficulty in the station. it's dark behind me. things will get back to normal in just a minute. we reached out to o'connor's attorney who says -- who did not respond to our request for comment, but o'connor's preliminary hearing is scheduled for august 31st. >> we are having technical issues here in the studio. thank you, candace, for handling that. we have some sort of power loss, but we're back on track now. >>> i want to continue talk

o'connor declined. >> i'm not exactly surprised by this. given the conduct in this case took place over the course of nine months and that the defendant took extensive action to try to hide what she was doing from law enforcement, from parents for quite some time, i'm not surprised by the fact this is proceeding to preliminary hearing. >> let's translate all of this. our investigative reporter candice nguyen has been on this story since the beginning here. is this different than a plea deal, an indicated plea? >> i know. there's a lot of legal talk. >> what is it. >> so this is different from a plea deal. a plea deal comes from a prosecutor. usually it's a deal where the defendant pleads guilty in exchange for a lesser sentence, avoiding trial. so this indicated sentence came from the judge, and it came after shannon o'connor asked the judge, hey, how long could i face if i plead guilty to all these charges? >> got it. >> so this was more of an answer from the judge. >> so the judge says about 17 years if you change your plea. the maximum o

o'connor is accused of felony child endangerment, child molestation and sexual battery.he 39 count complaint stems from alleged alcohol fueled sex parties in 2021 for teens, which sometimes involved underaged children. some victims impact statements told judge peterson o'connor made them lie to cover up the abuse from their parents and law enforcement. i was manipulated to lie to my parents. these events still traumatized me, wrote a minor, whom the court identified as john doe number one, shannon had a huge negative effect shaped me into being a kid who lies, wrote john doe number two. this is a very challenging case because of the impact it's created on so many people, but miss o'connor is entitled to a fair trial. while declining to plead guilty of connor is turning down 17 years behind bars, which is three years shorter than the maximum sentence of 20 years. legal analysts say the next move by defense attorney brian madden could be to see a change of venue. you want a jury to come in with a clean slate and to give ms o'connor the benefit of the doubt, but the problem

i know tom o'connor stopped by as well. but -- you know they have asked the mayor's office to then asked apartments involved in street conditions what are our needs and solutions. and those needs could be legislative. capital, staffing. so we did put this forward to the mayor's office and -- hopefully we will get additional support within the city and county to tackle the real challenges. we are qualified to understand the needs and -- the chief helped with that. thank you. >> on saturday, we held a boot camp on treasure island you should come come time commissioner collins, you would do well. for the prospective members of 132nd academy starts in june. all those that received a letter to take the next step in hiring were invited. 60 of the 68 showed up. and i think it was good insight for us. as about as for them. in terms of the viz physical expectations a 2 mile run of sit ups. pushups hose drag. 3ing ladders. you could tell who was in shape and who was not. we are going to do another in may. to see where they are all at

and chief o'connor. yeah thank you guys for your great leadership and congratulations to the new commence staff. chief kale, law and chief left rome. let europe . i'll get it right one day, right? yeah and that's all i that's all i have. thank you. thank you very, very much. vice president, commissioner fraser. okay? maybe it's this one. sorry thank you for your report. many good things happened in the last since we last met. ah just to get to the point. and yes, congratulations on m s week that that's a wonderful thing in today was actually really great out of station 49. i want to say something to chief post del, who? um. congratulations on your retirement. it's an emotional interesting time to be retiring for after 32 years. and i want to thank you for always bringing up the history of the san francisco fire department. in your reports. i think that's really valuable. i was i loved history. when i was a student, you know, it's all about change and transformation and really how to inhabit a shared worl

o'connor is accused of felony child endangerment, child molestation and sexual battery.9 count complaint stems from alleged alcohol fueled sex parties in 2021 for teens, which sometimes involved underaged children. some victims impact statements told judge peterson o'connor made them lie to cover up the abuse from their parents and law enforcement. i was manipulated to lie to my parents. these events still traumatized me, wrote a minor, whom the court identified as john doe number one, shannon had a huge negative effect. she's shaped me into being a kid who lies, wrote john doe number two. this is a very challenging case because of the impact it's created on so many people, but miss o'connor is entitled to a fair trial. in declining to plead guilty. o'connor is turning down 17 years behind bars, which is three years shorter than the maximum sentence of 20 years. legal analysts say the next move by defense attorney brian madden could be to see a change of venue. you want a jury to come in with a clean slate and to give ms o'connor the benefit of the doubt, but the problem

o'connor is accused of felony child endangerment, child molestation and sexual battery. the 39 count complaint stems from alleged alcohol fueled sex parties in 2021 for teens, which sometimes involved underaged children. some victims impact statements told judge peterson o'connor made them lie to cover up the abuse from their parents and law enforcement. i was manipulated to lie to my parents. these events still traumatized me, wrote a minor, whom the court identified as john doe number one, shannon had a huge negative effect. she shaped me into being a kid who lies, wrote john doe number two. this is a very challenging case because of the impact it's created on so many people, but miss o'connor is entitled to a fair trial in declining to plead guilty of connor is turning down 17 years behind bars, which is three years shorter than the maximum sentence of 20 years. legal analysts say the next move by defense attorney brian madden could be to see a change of venue. you want a jury to come in with a clean slate and to give ms o'connor the benefit of the doubt, but the prob

o'connor's lawyer did not speak tuesday. but santa clara county deputy district attorney rebecca wise told us the da's office has not provided any offer or deal of their own in this case. they will file preliminary motions to be heard by the judge on august 17th before trial in an effort of keeping this case moving smoothly when witnesses and victims take the stand. the conduct we have in this case was a egregious series of events that was an abuse of children, and it was extreme. the defendant was extreme in her actions, so our goal is to get justice for the victims and for the community, and it has always been that so whether that happens on a shortened timeline or on a longer timeline. it does not matter to me. as long as we're able to get justice for the community, testimonies in court will begin on august 21st at nine. a.m. in san jose, dustin dorsey, abc. seven news teachers are back in the classroom today after a seven day strike regular in class instruction is now in session with a little over a week left in the scho

o'connor turned it down. she's accused of encouraging teenagers to drink.icipate in sex a parties she threw for her son. >> given the conduct in this place took course over nine months and the suspect took action to hide what she was doing, i am not surprised that this is proceeding to april. ofhearing >> o'connor's lawyer did not speak. >> state lawmakers approved the clean slate law. a push is on to get incarcerated people to use that. >> can you imagine spending money to go to school to work fast food? is that justice? is that public safety? is anyone safe knowing there were systems in place to deter, discourage people like myself who wanted to do the right thing but not having an opportunity to do so? jon jones served time and is now working for the nonprofit building opportunities for self-sufficiency. p along with several supervisors took part in a rally in san francisco. last year, california became t first state in the nation to allow almost all old convictions to be permanently sealed. secret service breach. the concerns after a man broke into the

they thought she might be more like o'connor, and she realized was hurting the president. she also said she wasn't an expert in law and she admitted that. but it would be like a language for the first time and in two or three weeks having to go up to the hill and meet with senators and 1 to 1 meetings and, not be able to speak the language. so she saw she was hurting president and she stepped aside and she says and i quote this in the book, she says, i wanted to step aside, make it okay for the president. i hurt by it. she said, went back into the administration. i went back to being staff secretary. and when the president made alberto gonzales, the attorney, she became the white house counsel. so with such grace, she she solved that problem. the president's people and the president went back to the process and, chose samuel alito and think about that. that series of steps in history, kind of what ifs. what if harriet miers had stayed the course? what if she had gotten confirmed? would we be where we are on issues of abortion or affirmative action if she had ended up being

shannon o'connor is accused of hosting alcohol-fueled parties for minors. she rejected the judge's offer to change her plea to guilty and serve more than 17 years. o'connor previously pleaded not guilty to 39 misdemeanor and felony charges including sexual battery, child endanger, providing alcohol to minors. she's been held without bail after her arrest, denied bail. candice nguyen was in court. she'll be joining us at 5:00 with all the updates in this case. >>> a nonprofit is using ads to address the fentanyl crisis. it has plastered posters in the middle of the so-called open air drug markets in san francisco. ian cull spoke with them about why they're doing this. ian, they're meant to grab your attention, pretty much in a different way, yes? >> yeah, a little different. they're colorful, bubbly, right in the middle of the tenderloin district. together sf action put up these signs, that's a nonprofit. some of them say "the fenta life months life." "no yelling while selling drugs, kids are trying to sleep." "drug dealers have more rights than our kids." t

and chief o'connor.h thank you guys for your great leadership and congratulations to the new commence staff. chief kale, law and chief left rome. let europe . i'll get it right one day, right? yeah and that's all i that's all i have. thank you. thank you very, very much. vice president, commissioner fraser. okay? maybe it's this one. sorry thank you for your report. many good things happened in the last since we last met. ah just to get to the point. and yes, congratulations on m s week that that's a wonderful thing in today was actually really great out of station 49. i want to say something to chief post del, who? um. congratulations on your retirement. it's an emotional interesting time to be retiring for after 32 years. and i want to thank you for always bringing up the history of the san francisco fire department. in your reports. i think that's really valuable. i was i loved history. when i was a student, you know, it's all about change and transformation and really how to inhabit a shared world an

if i am remembering my history correctly, senator o'connor decided she was going to retire because her husband was ailing and president bush announced he intended to nominate john roberts who was the head of a big d.c. litigation firm who appeared before the supreme court frequently for that seat. within about two or three months, chief justice rehnquist passed away so they became two vacancies on the court at the same time. president bush said he would switch john roberts to be donated for the chief justice seat and then he nominated alito for the seat o'connor had held. host: all right. well, that is getting us to the end of the program. brian fallon, democrat matt valerie foushee is the new representative, north carolina'

mr o'connor hijacked numerous twitter accounts, asking followers to send bitcoin to an account, promisingucker carlson has said he is launching a new show on twitter. the announcement came in a video on the social media site two weeks after his sudden exit from fox news. carlson's departure from the network came shortly after fox news paid $787 million to settle a defamation suit brought by voting machine company dominion. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. these midwives around kent sees swimming as a simple affair. now it is about the few short minutes in the water to destress from a pressurised environment in a hospital ward. good for the soul!— good for the soul! gives you such a sense _ good for the soul! gives you such a sense of _ good for the soul! gives you such a sense of well - good for the soul! gives you such a sense of well being i good for the soul! gives you l such a sense of well being and togetherness and i think coming together— togetherness and i think coming together as a team really helps with teamwork and just a chance to get— with teamwork and ju

or mario carvalho fernandez is chief investment officer at portugal, bank o'connor, go so. well, thanks for joining us. tourism represents a growing part of portugal economy. can we say to what extent is it responsible for rising real se prices and major cities like lisbon? a thank you for having me. in fact, the rising price in the city i think is the 2 sides. one is from a homes and the other one is the demand side. the fact that in glass so that there is little new construction in our to go do that we have in the past. that contributes also to the rising vice levels. after that crisis, there were many institutional investors to again we go, is it that the increase in demand for every kind of real estate and is in balance for give rise to vice level for everywhere? so the calls i think is more broader than on the demand of the 2 reasons. one of the factors which side is easier for governments to solve the supply side that is building more or the demand size, the demand side. rather that is, i guess sort of scaling back on tourist rivals are apartments available for touris

i had begun with justice o'connor back in 2005, very interested in her and then went to judge scalia, then a political history of sonia sotomayor. finally, in 2019, i wrote the chief, and i was as i was casting about for my next project, because clearly i addicted to writing about this court beyond just my daily journalism i thought, you know who but was no person that's struck me as someone who was far along in his or her career that i could actually and someone who thought would be interesting enough for audiences like yours, you know, there are some people who've been around for a while, but i thought, oh, i don't know how much more people want to know them. so i, i got the idea of a group portrait and. what reinforced my idea of group portraits was what i started to detect in terms of what was going on behind the scenes because of the trump on the court. so i in late 2019, early 20, 20, i pitched a proposal that to new publishers that essentially would look these justices as a group and but also their inside stories woven through look at relations who's up who's how that affects r

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dustin: a quick but impactful day for shannon o'connor the mother accused of throwing drunken parties for teenagers. the judge indicated a sentence for 14 years if she registered as a sex offended -- a sex offender. her team announced she would not be accepting the sentence. it will go to preliminary hearing. >> given that this took over nine months of the defendant took action to hide what she was doing from law enforcement -- doing from law enforcement. dustin: this case has carried on since 2021 after she was accused of throwing alleged parties where she would encourage young teens to drink and participate in sex acts. she faces a maximum of 20 years and four months for her actions, three years more than the deal she turned down today. >> now that the defendant declined to take the offer, they are now looking forward to looking to preliminary hearings, speaking the truth for the court, and keeping the case moving forward. reporter: o'connor's lawyer did not speak tuesday but the santa clara county district attorney says the das office has not provided any deal of their own. they wi

estudiantes oficialmente enfrentará al juicio dÉ casi culpable y cada una condena de más de 17 años o'connortambién hablaremos de un programa que le podría ayudar con los exámenes de visión y los lentes >>> además, hablaremos de los cambios ya finalmente el temperatura comienza entrar esa capa marina a la región esto va a traer descenso en las temperaturas para los próximos días, el pronóstico al regresar >>> atención médica dental gratis este sábado y domingo 20 21 de mayo unos 1500 residentes del condado santa clara podrán verse beneficiados y no tienen seguro o tienen pero son de dent ingresos, serán el cero >>> y recursos para la vivienda >>> entonces ahorita estamos luchando seguimos tenemos estos fondos >>> los manifestantes quieren dar continuidad a su plan de eliminar la crisis de vivienda en esa ciudad y aseguran que lo que propone el alcalde para la medida e indica que nos están tomando en cuenta todas las implicaciones que traen estos cambios >>> se tenía previsto que esté más de la junta de supervisores votará para definir el futuro del teatro castro pero esto se propuso para el

and i just want to start out, joan, with one thing that it showed, how justice sandrad day o'connor really framework and steered the 2000 election. can you take us behind the scenes? we're talking about bush versus gore. >> sure, poppy. frankly, i live for days like yesterday. seriously, when you just said i'd been through all of them, no, because there's like 700 boxes. >> a lot of them, i should say. >> i will be. it's just so great, because it's rare that these papers become available, it's not exceedingly rare. the last batch that we had came from justices that served through the early 1990s, justices thurgood marshall. and this pivotal period that includes bush v. gore is from 1994 to the year 2004. all of these papers are opened up, so we can see who influenced whom, what other justices who might have secretly steered the outcome, how much they might have been looking to outside forces. it's just a real treasure-trove to understand how the law of the nation is decided. and in bush v. gore that you asked about, that 5-4 opinion that came down late on the night of december 12th, 2000,

with this pea even imaginable in the era of sandra day o'connor? >> absolutely not, alex.or a year or two. and there are public servants who are living the lives of public servants, and i remember when justice o'connor was -- months and had to wait at the airport and did not move quickly enough to get to the line to get re-booked on some other flight. i mean, just the things that are part of daily life -- >> she was not flying private with a billionaire? >> indeed, no. the thing is, if you are going to conduct yourself this way, if you are going to have this friendship, as they are calling, if you have to own it. you have to put it down on that piece of paper that is available online for everyone to look at. but we can figure out, are there some cases that justice thomas should just not be sitting in because of whatever label you want to put on it -- whether you want to say it's friendship or something else. and you use that language of consciousness of guilt. it's the culture of secrecy that, i think, is really the problem here. we actually have a pretty good framework fo

then come the union and at the time a deputy chief o o'connor was it is president of that union harassing me every day about making sure that station 49 was in the next public safety bond. that fire house and other things we are taking care of. but not station 49. then, 2016 kicks in the board of supervisors made sure that it was person part of what we needed to do. the fire department worked to get the voters to approve it and than i did. and we got to work with the d. public works and the fire department leading the way on this extraordinary project. we broke ground 2 years ago. got to this place an amazing facility. fact is this is more than about a facility this is public service. and the people who represent the ems division of the department. we know the fire department is loved throughout the city because they save lives. we also know what there are so fifteen many levels of medical calls and challenge this is we deal with in this city unlike ever before in light of what is happening around the opioid crisis that has been really challenging our city like nothing else. the people wh

. >> reporter: kerry o'connor is an instructor at heartbeat llc her husband, a retired firefighter started>> when i was looking for a babysitter for my two young boys i was disappointed at the quality of babysitters >> reporter: heartbeat llc is the company that put on the class. the class kate had taken just a couple months before her grandfather's heart attack >> we talk about there are t ars you things can you do, compressions, cpr, calling 911 at the end of the day you could be the driving force in saving a life and kate got to experience that. what an amazing thing for her. >> reporter: kate was able to do those chest compressions until paramedics got there >> kate was only 12 all the time this happened but had just taken the class and, you know, never thought she'd be using that within the next two months she did, and she saved my life >> reporter: you might be wondering if kate has aspirations to work in the medical field. she doesn't. she wants to be a director makes sense, since she's already proven she can take charge and run the show >> i think that everyone should take a class

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prosecutors a o'connor is facing 39 charges stemming from alcohol and sex parties in 2021 that involved underage youth. given the conduct in this case took place over the course of nine months and that the defendant took extensive action to try to hide that what she was doing from law enforcement from parents for quite some time. have some of the teenagers submitted impact statements of the court one road i was manipulated to lie to my parents. these events still traumatized me. legal analysts say the defense may seek a change of venue for her trial. it is now. 706 there are new concerns about senator dianne feinstein and her mental and physical health after an exchange he had with reporters in the halls of the u. s senate. yesterday senator feinstein was asked about her reaction, the reaction from her colleagues to her return to the senate, senator, feinstein reportedly replied, have i heard about what the reporters said about your return and the senator then reportedly said, i haven't been gone. you should. i haven't been gone. i've been working now. the reporter asked if she meant sh

the trouble is brewing in the region of nicole and o'connor about what is happening there as well. in fact, uh at this very moment, the situation remains relatively stable along all the front lines. both in the were in the curb of conflict zone and uh, at the state food of between army and the zip like um. but the days before that and weeks before that there had been question has taken place on the regular basis. at least 4 people died only in may and the month hasn't finished and we spring has been to date list seems to the end to the 2022 or so. your use report mentioned also the blockage of the key role road that connects armenia to nowhere in the current above, which has been the problem for over a feet 5 months. and then that has created also are the shortages to, for the foods, to the local population. and that definitely adds an additional layer of executive for the local population that still wants to see more guarantees for them for their future in the, in the land that they can see that their homeland. what are your expectations of today's talk in moscow between the media

any rourke was 23 when the | smiths split and he would go on to play with the pretenders, sinead o'connorst, johnny marr. morrisey has tribute saying that any rourke will never die as long as his music is heard and he did know his own power. adding, at the end of it all we and he need not worry about that. as a teenager, any rourke worked in a timber yard to earn the money to buy a bass amp so he could join the smiths. it turned out to be a rather good investment. his place in british musical is secure. tributes to andy rourkem who's died at the age of 59. time for a look at the weather. it is a game to warm up a little bit? we have had quite a few showers around today. reading has been fine with hazy spells of sunshine, but just 15 miles away, this massive shower went through benson in 0xfordshire and it dumped a third of a month's weather rain in the space of two hours. so rather than it being a fine day, it was a day where you might have to paddle to get back to your car. we did have reports of localised flooding. though showers are fading away at the moment and essentially of an engla

he would go on to play with the pretenders, sinead o'connor, and badly drawn boy, and have a legal battlerourke will never die as long as his music is heard. andy rourke, who's died at the age of 59. it's a big night in boxing tomorrow, as the light—weight world champion, ireland's katie taylor, hopes to become only the second fighter in the modern era, to hold all the major belts, at two different weights. the fight is a homecoming toom the first major boxing event to be the fight is a homecoming too, the first major boxing event to be held in the republic, for almost a decade. with more, here's ade adedoyin. she's one of ireland's most cherished sports stars. having won multiple professional titles abroad now a chance for katie taylor to finally box at home and make history. all i ever wanted to do ever since i turned pro six years ago, all i wanted to do was actually box at home. i'm a very, very proud irishwoman. i've had a chance to box some big, big nights, madison square garden being one of them. but i think the only thing that could actually top what happened in madison square gar

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they not work as o'connor says? knywoy. — they not work as o'connor says?, it's not just just stop oil. it's the labour party oil. it's also the labour party who do this. says, who want to do this. ken says, why keep north sea oil why don't we keep north sea oil and ourselves and not and gas to ourselves and not sell the open market? sell it on the open market? i don't know we're allowed to don't know if we're allowed to don't know if we're allowed to do . i don't think we're do that. i don't think we're allowed to. we have to sell it on the market says, can you on the market and says, can you please what you do when please explain what you do when the wind doesn't blow? what an idiot. farms the idiot. wind farms cost the british people. expensive, british people. very expensive, unreliable electricity. it is also don't also heavily subsidised. i don't know an know who you're calling an idiot. hopefully keir starmer and me or one of my lovely and not me or one of my lovely panellists. so anyway, moving swiftly on government's swiftly on the government's pla

let's bring in the battle cry founders carrie, britney and melissa o'connor.issa, are you going to be going to the dodgers game? >> no, i will not be, jesse. i'm going to be here with my girlfriends doing deep dives into the sexual revolution where we learned about alfred mckenziey, hugh hefner, john money, the history of the trans flag and how it brought us to where we are today which is in a horrible place. >> jesse: so you are not going to be carrie, shopping for tuck-em swim suits at target. >> i'm not. but i may be calling on america to go into every target with our call to action cards, which can you find at on our instagram at the battle cry underscore us. we are going to challenge you, america, if you are watching this, i think you are interested. we have a june challenge for you. where we want you to use correct pronounce and can you look at this printout. print these out, cut them out and drop them everywhere in target. and every single store that is pushing the cult on to our children. let them know how you feel and where you stand. >> jesse: carrie