the file of sherri rasmussen.to death in her condo a few miles from where he worked. >> it was one of the most horrific crime scenes. i said this guy met a horrible ending. >> just as troubling, sherri rasmussen was murdered a generation ago. february, 1986. meaning the odds of catching her killer were slim to none. >> memories fade. evidence has to be relocated. so it's obviously an uphill battle. >> uphill battle does not begin to describe it. the cold case the detective opened on that bleary-eyed monday morning would lead him on a chase of a lifetime and shake the foundations of the lapd. dates back to 1986 and a battle for the truth by the parents of a young bride. >> we miss her every day. >> those parents are nels and loretta rasmussen. >> doesn't make any difference what day it is. it's a pain that is always there. there's no cure for it. >> who would want to kill sherri rasmussen? she was hard-working, caring, and popular with her coworkers. trained as a nurse, sherri was director of critical care at a lar

but again, um you know, talking about the timing, one of the arguments of rep rasmussen is that time is really of the essence that you can't wait that this maybe needs to happen within the next year or so. and i'd like to highlight one of the reasons for that because you are facing the challenge of shaky support on the political front, both in the you and the united states. let's begin 1st, you know, here in the you where you are serving as an invested or not all and you countries are back in ukraine anymore. let's have a look. slovakia, once one of your biggest supporters will stop its military aid hungry blocking new e u funding for the war or waiting of course to see the make up of what the government's in the netherlands will be. and what they will do call concerning when you look at the picture in the you is all of this for you. and do you worry that other countries might break away? well look when i as diplomats look at what our guys and girls are delivering at the front line, i think it's absolutely possible for us diplomats to deal with respect to the governments which might

address with rasmussen has proposed that ukraine join nato. what stripped of the territories occupied by russia. what do you think? well, i think everybody's absolutely correct about the fact that the best uh, security guarantee for you prayed for for a european country gulf today is bumper shift tonight and strong armed forces. we have seconds, but we don't have a 1st and a tops absolutely clear that in order to, to win this war, we need to return our territories and our people, which uh now what is the good security guarantees for all of your territories, but well secure to go to, is it just to liberate of the territories? and then security guarantee as, as we know, it's uh from uh, from your atlantic security is the membership uh, in nato. so there is no better security guarantee in your up to date for germans dodge weren't more checks as they to membership and strong problem course. so you can consider rasmussen is proposal. should nato allies consider the proposal? i know we don't treat a way of territories. so no, it's not something that

roman, and we are silent about the fact that rasmussen himself violates with his proposal, in fact, thete of the organization he once headed, uh, yes, well, the idea is to. .. according to the fifth article applied only to the territory of ukraine, which is controlled by the ukrainian government, and did not apply to the temporarily occupied territories of ukraine. it is very difficult to write out, frankly, even from a legal point of view to write it down, well, how do we write out this line of collision along which this line will pass the limit at which article five applies. er, on which the article of piata does not apply, in theory, well, you know , this is a very creative approach to international legal obligations, it seems to me that the states will not go for it, rasmussen wants to offer at least something with this proposal, at least some solution in order to... end this active phase of hostilities on the territory of ukraine, as they say, stop the war, er, then sit down, negotiate, determine how to coexist in the new geopolitical conditions, yes, because this proposition estab

are all rasmussen? thank you. i think is a protest or is in support of the pro western opposition in serbia have blocked off traffic and for the nation's electoral commission. incumbent president's opponents claimed the ongoing parliamentary elections are rent, ortiz bulk, and correspondents, elena markovich, is in belgrade and has more details find us, is there a bill elapse and commission supporters also actually survey a just wireless or not satisfied with the results overlaps. and so together here with their supporters and leaders, they claim the serbia progressive party made several violations, overlaps of the although praise in the blue are also russian said there was no, not the violations at all. foreign observers, including russian, said that everything runs as it showed for assessing broke protective barriers in front of the building and the position lasers threatened throughout congress. right? according to preliminary results president alexander booted his party has taken a significant lead. garnering

oh rasmussen. thank you so much for speaking to our, to international and international consultants there for us from minnesota. thank you. if where is latest attempt to add a counter offensive stalled is 2023 draws to a close verse and by chance failure to secure a new round of funding from the west situation that could prove conflicts for ukrainians. for more in the story that to our website, our team dot com the we have to 1000 now where the 22000 palestinians have been killed in more than 56000 wounded. since the start of the war. this latest update of the conflicts tragic human toll was published by the policy in house ministry on saturday. the ministry says $165.00 fall as being ends up being killed and $250.00 injured in the last 24 hours. it also noted that 70 percent of the victims of is rarely a tax. are children and women. a 13 of guys us. 36 hospitals remain functional. and many of them barely even at working at the peach with most located in the south of the enclave. where the fighting

the samoan negotiator anne rasmussen who is the chair of aosis criticized the final text. >> be justgaveled the decisions and the small island nations were not in the room. we worked hard to coordinate the states that are disproportionately affected by climate change, so we were delayed in arriving here. the questions we have considered as the alliance of small island states is whether they are enough. zoning in on paragraph 26 of this decision, we have come to the conclusion that the course correction that is needed has not been secured. we have made an incremental advancement over business as usual when what we really needed is an exponential change interactions and support. amy: critics have called out the allowance of ill-defined transitional fuels as a major loophole of the deal, which also opens the door to false technological solutions they say to combat the climate crisis. african activists say the deal does not provide sufficient funding from wealthy, high polluting countries like the u.s. and european nations for poorer nations to shift away from fossil fuels. joining us no

. >> zino rasmussen, the scoutmaster for troop 17. 76 speaking with kron 4 after their trailer was stolen over the thanksgiving holiday weekend. behind this church. an enormous loss for the troop losing everything they need to continue their camping program. a core part of the scouting experience, the trailer and its worth over $15,000. >> shot we can confidently little bit of and then frustration on how how much time will take to reassemble type equipment specialized for needs. somebody cut the chain to get to the back of church and someone cut the padlock to tow it may or may not have switch plates. >> the troops worked that trailer building shelves inside to carry everything they need. was the last thing v% they thought they would have to deal with. it. and because troops 17, 76 is a nonprofit charter. everything will be out of pocket. we're hoping to it. >> either find or old gear or hoping that we can fund some marked by the way. so if you come across something with 17, 76 on it, you can maybe try to return that help solve the crime. >> the troops do have a go. fund me account up in

csu east bay professor zeno rasmussen is the scout master. >> the scouts sort of. built the you build this gear and it belongs to you. and now it's gone. we have to start that all over. >> the thieves who apparently used a vehicle with a hitch to cut through a chain sometime last week and they had to know the trailer had no lock on the hitch. and get this, one of the trailer's tires was flat. >> they had to change a flat tire, which we were about to do to get it more mobile again. and they swapped it, probably swapped out the plates. so it was undetectable by a plate. readers which san ramon police have checked? no evidence of it coming in or out. >> it's all a part of the nation's growing culture of theft as hard as it is to say that america has descended into a theft of culture where if something isn't nailed down or even if it is, it's fair game for far too many people. the church of the valley after itself, having been recently burglarized, installed security cameras which were on timers. that suggests that the thieves might have had some knowledge of the syste

you, if you have somebody really aggressive are swap of beach them, control them to a pretty good rasmussen, son, you just went up by his side, he is going to talk a little she's vitale. somebody called me from us, which is a nice with that i'm pretty sure. so that would insure for us to see on the can you feel like i have in the morning she wouldn't have got to win the gun? yes. beauty credit limits from with up. but i forgot to let you know, refresher course the goes items the to saw um yeah. not normally at the are you leaving their own coli, jake? uh the uh, the the the, the function the the welcome back to going underground. i'm still here with professor samuel moines. yeah, we the best is john slick and professor of low in history and order of the book. liberalism against itself, cold war intellectuals and the making of all times. a sam. yeah. there was a bit of a flashing light as you were speaking there. i don't know whether that was a utopian in, in some way of what it's a, it's easy, interesting though, that the enlightenment as we were talking about. and again, i want to remind e

which was formed in the president's office with the participation of the previous gentsek nato, rasmussen and andriy yarmak, and here an important aspect, and as far as i remember, the terms were not discussed there, these agreements, now, perhaps you know, they are also open-ended, well, that is, if we conclude this agreement, of a bilateral nature, then it is already valid until perhaps another solution. the parliament or the leader of this country, or how it can end, this is what we are laying down in principle, really, yes, it is really within the framework of the security compact, it is really the work done by rasmoson yermak's group, it is also a certain philosophy , which includes the president's peace formula zelenskyi, and of course we would definitely not like to raise the issue of deadlines, but again it will depend on... negotiations with each country, where each wording and each step that a specific country is ready to take will be discussed. as a rule, such an international contract, again, this is more likely for lawyers, but obviously it can be concluded with the indicatio

the ballots were rigged and broke and then disgusting. opposed that he was talking about was this rasmussen poll now? they spoke to american voters just over a 1000 of them. they also a range of questions, but his main focus, rudy, was the controversial postal voting system of this was as being to be the system the actually swung the outcome of the i'm actually now if she calls to mind back to 2020 of course this was the middle of the corona harvest pandemic, many people in those or were forced to sign those due to these a, a blow down conditions. so millions of voters in america cost that vote by mail. now this is the source of much contention. the democrats, of course, are encouraging the adventist to, to use the system to use opposed to waiting system with the republicans by contr offer to having people to actually go to the front of the box and cause to have votes. physically. now, from, of course, the time he said that the postal voting system was a mind in doubt and controversy. he said, be prepared if you remember, this is going to be the greatest fold in electro history. now of cour

it's just nonsense. shariska create the 1st well we've heard from international consultants, earl rasmussen, he says their agreement will cause finland to lose its sovereignty. that means probably selling more us weapon systems. good morning, natal compliance weapon systems to finland and mean the increasing uh some of the welcome is uh, support structure. but, but at the same time, that's as president who instead basically standing of leningrad military district, which here be basically gonna have a much larger for so long finished order. you're going to increase the it's going to have increase tensions. if anything, the security posture is going to be weakened, but, but yes, we will, uh, whether you have a benefit economically. yes, we'll finish people benefit economically. no, they will. it will cost them additional to increase their own security both due to the build up of a russian forces. i think this, this loses the there's you're solving. think it puts a, put more depends on the website. it kind of locks the us into, into their whole military structure. it definitely decreases their

what's up to our rasmussen, an international consultant who says, despite the you and calling for les civilian casualties, he play as in the security council once, but ukraine conflict to continue. and i think that we need to look and see what's involved in the, in key players in the us. so if it goes this way, so i think it's important for them to recognize this and to and to bring up concerned and to, to abide by international law. but at the same time we've got um residents, we have a key players to come in and key members us few that we really want this part of the clinics is the one i really don't care whether or not at the internet philosophy followed. i mean, you can look at the instances going on and tell us, right as a, as another standard queen. but uh, the pool is worse, but yes, uh the us with, with those team members able to walk us. thanks and able to assist maneuver around other there are other areas then the group, the reserves bear and little the u. n. will actually be able to this. and so it's a, i think this is especially right now this place to receive their desper

, squeezed out, you squeezed out water, well, i'm not saying that this idea is optimal, but what rasmussenas already said about it out loud, well, and many of the active western politicians are saying means certain security options are being discussed, you know, security. the end of this war without russia, if you will, because what does that mean? if we get an invitation to nato at the washington summit, let's say, and the united states and great britain give us security guarantees, there against a nuclear attack, some security guarantees that finland, sweden, remember when they got an invitation to nato . from my point of view , this means that... no more missiles will come to us, yes, yes, ugh, it's out of our hands binds, this is a question of our agreements with nato, what will the agreement look like, on what territory, what can we do, it does not tie our hands even now, when you are told that they give us western weapons, but you cannot to shoot on the territory of russia, does it tie our hands or not, we have other tools, well, that's what i'm saying, in any case, we have this one.

they back while they repeat the same old tired montrose blaming russia for every thing was about to rasmussen, an international consultant who says, despite the you and calling for less civilian casualties, it appears key players in the security council. one thing you crank conflict to continue, i think we need to look and see what's involved in the m p. players on the you are . so i think it's important for them to recognize this and to and to bring up concerned into a job by, by international law. but at the same time we've got um, we have a key players to, to, to come in and key members, us few that we really want this top of the eclipse is the one i really don't care whether or not it's internet philosophy followed. i mean, you can look at the instances going on and tell us side, right? because a, as another example between the 2 but uh, is worse, but yes, uh the us with, with those team members able to walk things and able to maneuver around other or other areas. then there's very little the you annual act, the be able to do. so it's a, i think this is especially right now this place to

pushed out, you push out into the water, well, i 'm not saying that this idea is optimal, but what rasmussenlready said about it out loud, ugh, and many of the current western politicians are talking, means that certain security options are being discussed , you know, security. the end of this war without russia, if you want because what does that mean? if we get an invitation to nato at the washington, say, summit, and the united states and great britain give us security guarantees there against a nuclear strike, some kind of security guarantees that finland got sweden, remember when they got an invitation to nato. from my point of view, this means that... no more rockets will come to us, yes, yes, uh, we are not bound by this for years, this is a question of our agreements with nato, what will the agreement look like, on which territory that we can to do, she does not tie our hands even now , when they tell you, they give us western weapons, but you cannot shoot on the territory of russia, does it tie our hands or not, we have other tools, well that's what i'm saying, in any case, our hand

but a similar proposal or statement was made by former nato agent rasmussen.o said that ukraine can be included in nato, but without the occupied territories. is it the same? it would be great if rasmusin, when he was secretary general, would take us into nato. i remember his coming to court. i worked at the ministry of foreign affairs at that time, and then we had to advance, we had to take a separate next step, we had to stand up. a member of the so-called map membership action program, then he was not as active as he is now, well, maybe we are older, maybe the situation has changed, and now he is no longer agent, and allows himself to see the situation more broadly, he is not the swindler of the interests of all 29 or 31 allies, no matter how many there actually are, but all the same , this is all in the background for the time being, this is all still talk, is anyone in nato really ready to do a real offer, an effective offer to ukraine in... without the occupied territories, if you start thinking about what options are possible, there are many options, th

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. >> zino rasmussen, the scoutmaster for troop 17. 76 speaking with kron 4 after their trailer was stolenr the thanksgiving holiday weekend. behind this church. an enormous loss for the troop losing everything they need to continue their camping program. a core part of the scouting experience, the trailer and its worth over $15,000. >> shot we continue little bit of and then frustration on how how much time will take to reassemble type equipment specialized for needs. somebody cut the chain to get to the back of church and someone cut the padlock to tow it may or may not have switch plates. >> the troops worked that trailer building shelves inside to carry everything they need. was the last thing they thought they would have to deal with. it because tripp 17, 76 is a nonprofit charter. everything will be out of pocket. we're hoping to it. >> either find or old gear or hoping that we can fund some marked by the way. so if you come across something with 17, 76 on it, you can maybe try to return that help solve the crime. >> now the troops to have their go fund me page up in hopes of regaini

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. >> i'm gasia mikaelian i'm allie rasmussen is friday, december 29th and we want to get right to that breaking news that we've been telling you about all morning on throughout the morning in oakland. >> there are dozens of police officers, vehicles and part of a embark on near interstate 880 shut down. let's bring in james torres. you've been on the scene here for the past couple of hours. >> it sounds like you've been pushed back even farther from where you arrived. >> yeah. alaia were about maybe a half mile away from where officers originally began their investigation. and it seemingly feels like they've been bringing out pretty much every officer within the department. we've seen a number of different oakland police officers, squad cars all over embarcadero way here, and you can see what we're seeing behind me here. of course, not too much activity from where we're standing because we're still quite a ways away. but i want to show you some video of what we were able to see earlier, when the scene was a little bit more condensed. i mean, we could see some caution tape closer to emb