. >> reporter: rene proceed is a software engineer who has lived in los altos for 11 years. she is also the leader of los altos for racial equity, a group she cofounded to make her town more welcoming for all. >> it is a fantastic and amazing community, but that does not mean that bad things can't happen. >> reporter: her main goal now is to push los altos to establish the police oversight task force that was disbanded in 2020. >> everybody has bias and people are fallible. strong policy gives communities safety. >> reporter: following the wave of police reform that swept the country after the killings of george floyd and breonna taylor, los altos established the citizen task force to review police policy, but it was limited to a six-week period. the city council acted on task force recommendations to remove officers from the los altos high school campus and revise the police complaint process. then, according to the plan, the task force ended. >> for me, i saw firsthand how policing could impact the lives of my children. >> dr. tony moz was also on the temporary task force.

renee had five children and needed the money.orce just three weeks before barb's murder. not long after they buried barbara, mary shamo remembers dropping in unexpectedly at the comic book shop along with her boyfriend joe and the pair got a shocker. they saw michael and renee, the shop assistant, canoodling. >> they didn't see us pull up, they were really close and they were giggling together, and their arms were crossed over to each other. and when you lose somebody in your life you kind of look around at the world like, "what's going on? why does the world keep moving when i just lost somebody so important. " and here this man is as happy as a clam. you wouldn't think that he had any care in the world, the way he was carrying on with her. >> michael and renee would set up a new home together with the help of a $130,000 life insurance payout on barb that he'd received as beneficiary. >> is he becoming what cops call "a person of interest"? >> yes, at that point he was. at that point he had to be. >> he'd talked to the police ca

>> reporter: she argued for the camera, saying they could solve property crimes like larry's, but rene and tony said the city could have shaped a better policy with stronger safeguards such as making sure audits on the system are transparent. >> our chief is going to be the one who does that audit, and sometimes i think it is useful to have an outside independent person doing that. >> reporter: rene and tony are hoping to formally re-establish the task force in los altos but don't yet have a proposal on the city council agenda, police oversight is well established in the bigger cities and should be in the smaller ones, too. >> we could be a progressive beacon for smaller communities. >> reporter: in a city where people of color make up a small portion of the population but have a higher percentage of police stops, they say it's an idea whose time has come, again. >> another area of concern is los altos high school while someone will bring back school resource officers, others favor restorative justice practices and a focus on prevention rather than the punishment of students. >>> still

renee was unsettled too, the day she testified.nny altinger friend deborah testified. >> a bit of nervous for sure. and a lot of sadness that day for me. the realistic-ness of it all came but all i can do is speak for john in the kind of person he was. >> nice man? >> definitely a nice man. and i'm sure, had things not turned out the way they did. he would've found what he was looking for in life. i have no doubt of that. >> it was the first time she had gotten a clear look at mark twitchell. >> he seemed like a normal person, average person off the street. that's what's disturbed me. >> he remained stonefaced. even when his own wife took the stand. >> she is crying through all of this. mark twitchell's reaction was nearly blank. >> but, when this video was shown in court. during bill clark's testimony. twitchell came unraveled. >> and he starts to cry. and the tears are streaming down his face. and he's getting hysterical. his chest is heaving. >> the judge actually recognizes to take a break, and he couldn't get out of the room f

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and renee terry is so that they are not cost whole from the opportunity to get some education in sports at the world's athletics championships in budapest burdens. josh carr claimed gold and the 1500 metres following a thrilling final straight back though with reigning olympic champion cup and cooper. extend. care pulled away from the norwegian was a little under 200 meters to go crossing the line in 1st place. scott had finished 3rd at the 2 people and picked some 2021. that can now call himself a world champion the here watching dw news. here's a reminder of our top story. donald trump has been formally arrested in the us state of georgia, after surrendering to law enforcement authorities and historic 1st. a mock shot was taken of the former us president before his release. trump called this arrest, a travesty of justice. that brings you all up to date. next is a documentary on one of the 1st ukrainian times captured by invading rushing production forces. i want to him on thanks for watching. take care the you'll see about the video that goes to the media may global google. i've got t

and renee terry is so that they are not cost whole from the opportunity to get an education. and that's your news update for now the deputy business news is up next. dr. show frank, stay with the with someone else to the cd. hi, lots of selected for you. you every week. a new a box. subscribe now become a criminal pretty kind. a told me about sugars paralyze between your societies, computers and governments that go crazy for your data. explain how these technologies work. so that's how they can also watch it. now, the, the brooks is the past here comes breaks plus the top emerging economies open the door to 6 new members and their quest to change the world order. prepare reactions from our correspond. also coming up, chip maker and video stance. analysts and investors were much better than expected earnings figures are financial correspondent will tell us what it means for the company and the entire textbook. and we will take you inside a house built entirely. i 83, the scope of welcome to the program. in 1st expansion and over a decade the bricks group of developing nation s

so you really excited to dislike nuclear renee. sounds that's happening all across the world. but we are not seeing the introduction of more uranium supplies into the market, so the market is going to remain tight for a long time. and of course, and what your thoughts except that goes then that go to that. now let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines. a russian missile attacks on the city of blue cross skin east in ukraine have killed at least 7 people and ends at dozens mold the strikes destroyed departments and to pop to the hotel. most concepts, the target was a command post. the city is about 50 kilometers from the front lines and the ukranian held territory. firefighters in portugal are trying to contain was fine as the banning thousands of factors in soaring the temperatures, portables, major logical offices, temperatures, and the central parts of the country have risen. risen to over 46 degrees celsius or 150 degrees. fine if that's a record for this year and island motors have gathered to say a final farewell to sion, a to call them thousands of

natal está completamente en sniczas y tratan de ser positivos para ayudar su familia la familia de rené para los próximos días >>> feliz jueves la humedad sigue llegando a gran parte de la región los huracanes en el pacífico mexicano en especial este puede traer más humedad para nosotros y tormentas eléctricas además de fuertes lluvias vemos las temperaturas en 88 san josé temperaturas en 86 aún algunos lugares en tres dígitos con 94 grados más al norte >>> (información en pantalla) >>> vamos entonces para hablar del calor que continúa al interior a las 11 va a seguir la advertencia por temperaturas que pueden alcanzar los tres dígitos en el pacífico mexicano está el huracán hillary que va a seguir creciendo para el próximo viernes habría fuertes vientos y pierde un poco de fuerza pero impactaría baja california después y el sur de california y nevada y arizona con lluvias de forma intensa en gran parte de la región se ve el sistema que entra desde el lunes este es el panorama que tenemos atención lunes y martes humedad subtropical como remanentes de este huracán en el pacífico mexicano

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i'm renee. i'm here representing the valencia quarter emergency association for amplified some permit. um we're going to be hosting djs, drag performances, um, salsa event. ah ah ah and i'll be on site every saturday. um 5 to 8. ah i have reached out to, um we did pascal notices on the footprint larger than needed . this is because i wanted to make everyone aware, um, like the commissioner was saying, um ah, there is a lot of homes there. um and there is past complaint, so i want to make sure that we keep the decibel levels low. um, 100. ft. should be no problem. um the speakers that the djs are using our five inch speakers to at most, so they're not large. it's not large equipment. um, by any means, yeah. okay. thank you. um any questions? no, okay. good. all right. well, thank you. why don't you go ahead and have a seat? is there a public comment on this item? we had someone from before. there's one on zoom . is there anyone in there is nobody in the room. okay? one. oh sorry. there's one pers

grew, dmitry chernyshenko, watched from the moment the construction started and came together with reneex-president of the international hockey federation, when there were weeds around today , a world-class sports facility on an individual project, many domestic materials technologies, including novosibirsk production, began to make the vertical rise. the arena turned out beautiful and comfortable. yes good luck congratulations thank you a. this is already a scientific development of the siberian state university of telecommunications and special attention. the deputy prime minister attracted a fast charging complex for drones, developed it at the request of the siberian volunteers in the zone, the wedding lies in the fact that they have allows you to charge in 30 minutes next to fast charging for cars and large tractors pilot test. now they are carrying out in the extreme conditions of the far north, the scientific development has a huge production potential. again, scaling. you will be able to find, of course, how to bring a scientific idea to life, this was discussed at a strategic s

host: renee mentioned the kind of political instability in niger.his is an article in politico and the headline is france/u.s. relations grow tense over niger coup. the article says the coup in niger is injecting fresh tension into the france/u.s. alliance. the two countries are at odds over how to respond to the ouster of the west african country president in july. france is refusing to diplomatically engage with them and strongly supports a regional body that has threatened military intervention. the u.s. has sent a bastion envoy to meet with the leadership and held back from officially declaring a coup, saying there still a negotiated way to restore democracy. that is the latest on niger ezra mentioned -- as mentioned by renee in the previous calls. let's go to owings mills, maryland, been on the independent line. caller: good morning. for me it is the military alliance that china, russia, and north korea and iran have fostered and the expansion into africa and also in south america . i think it is inevitable that we will end up going to war with

much greater or faster in a tropical system like this then what you are used to seeing in a typical reneeattern during the winter season for example like a cold front passing through. so confidence has really grown throughout the day that we are going to receive this rainfall and we now think the potential exists for catastrophic flooding over portions of southern california. kristen: i think i read the last time i hurricane hit california was 1939. i know hillary's not expected to hit as a hurricane. just historically, why is this so rare? >> storms approaching socal are not unusual. you've had systems even as recently as last year approached the area. but what they usually do is wind speeds weaken before they make it into southern california, with the cold water that exists off the coast. they really need water near 80° fahrenheit or higher to sustain their strength. typically what happens is, you will receive the moisture from these systems, but not the wind. in this case, the moisture and rainfall potential is going to be greater than what you are used to seeing in past tropical event

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renee was held in a close, full month's end, only his nearest and dearest for present about search of people. why that sedans military rulers says he is committed to transition of power to civilian rule of the photo behind made those comments during his visit, the egypt. this is his 1st trip abroad since the conflict began in april. pakistan's, former prime minister am on con, remains in prison despite having a corruption conviction suspended. one court ordered his release, but another immediately ordered his detention on a separate case. con face is more than a 100 criminal charges. algeria has proposed an initiative to resolve the political crisis and neighboring new share. it's called for 6 months transition period led by a civilian us. and those are headlines on alpha 0 as always. there's our website, alpha 0 dot com, which kind of raises more details on all our top story is up next. a sense of community offers here. even today's is fun. phase one more women, the performing stance, the troll by crowds and criticism. when, when a meet the rebel blankets receive life and we did say

. >> i think renee hawes is the real deal. spent a lot of time at nvidia before he went to arm.'m now putting out $100 billion. i was trying to be spontaneous. >> we do it every time. we blow up what we plan -- >> i was trying to go right there. >> literally the second the show starts. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >>> we'll do retail since the booth has it stacked. macy's, dick's and lowe's all on the move. i'm not sure what's so important, the warning about shrink at dick's or credit at macy's. >> i told jeff bennett that i don't like it when you make a forecast when you say next quarter is really bad. we're not selling cars at macy's. you're selling stuff that could be -- including their own brand, could actually be very good. the new guidance from bloom y's, i think this is an opportunity because they've really set the barlow. lowe's, i think marvin ellison continues to do a great job. i was surprised there that the home remodeling for individuals, do it yourself was weak, but the pros is very strong. this is typically a store where the pros are weak and the diy is strong

that is what i thought. >> here is lori, renee and stacey.a $500,000 reward you know for her and the baby's safe return. just take that. take the money. give us laci back. >> in the first day an exhausted sharon, ex-husband laci's father dennis beside her went on tv and pleaded with a kidnapper. >> i would like to send a message out there that whoever has her please, please, please let her go. bring her back. >> early on there were clues the cops uncovered that made kidnapping seemed plausible. remember the couple's dog with the leash attached. scott found it in the backyard a neighbor said she saw the peterson's dog wandering the streets earlier that day. maybe laci was kidnapped walking the dog. just about the time laci disappeared there was a burglary across the street. did she witness a crime? did burglars take her? the police wanted to know. >> a reward for information for the identity of the person responsible for the burglary. >> didn't take long. soon enough one of them showed up in a tv interview. >> police agreed. no connection to l

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that's why we're gonna have a band, rené y familia, that is going to play cumbias.y band. we're gonna have dancing, we're gonna have food, activities where kids could actually play with critters and connect with nature. so my goal has always been to create a very inviting environment so that latinos and other communities of color can come and have a good time. damian: and look at all these images we find out now, why we call it tunnel tops. it's right over top of the tunnel. but i get a feeling that this won't be the one and only latino-themed event. it seems like you're on to something here. faviana: that's correct. every sunday--every second sunday, the presidio has different events. in september, there's going to be a big dancing event. well, there'll be dancers of all kinds of forms, and so we invite everyone to come to the park on second sundays, especially this sunday, august 13th, because it's going to be a day that i've especially curated to show love just to all our immigrant families. you know, i grew up in an immigrant family, and i wanted to create a day

dr king's granddaughter, yolanda renee king, spoke at saturday's gathering, telling the crowd of thousandsill not over. 60 years ago, dr king urged us to struggle against the triple evils of racism, poverty and bigotry. today, racism is still with us, poverty is still with us, and now, gun violence has come for our places of worship, our schools and our shopping centres. and that's not the only problem that earlier generations didn't expect, but my generation cannot escape. earlier, i spoke with cbs washington correspondent natalie brand, who was at saturday's events. natalie, great to have you with us. you are, of course, there. describe to us what has been going on throughout the course of the day. well, helena, i can say what's striking about today is just the number of generations represented at this march. we spoke to a 92—year—old woman who was here 60 years ago to be at the very first march on washington and hear dr king's "i have a dream" speech in person, and today she returned with four generations, going down to a great—granddaughter, just one year old. so that really speaks to

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is there a majority for more or renee washington's, a former professional football, or as she explains the reasons behind spain, spectacular victory pass off to spain for winning. but they're a great example of the opportunity to look at their you 17 team that won the european championships, they won the world cup on the u. 20 side. and the youth teams are really thriving right now. and that's what the big part of the changes that you see use team getting opportunities and know the latter. that is growing from that, that leads to having a stronger women's team. so being able to play at a high level, being to compete internationally from a young age all the way through those opportunities are the key to give players something to look forward to. the hardest part of that hasn't been a full time job. there had been a lot of women's actually, specifically, and soccer and i was, i saw this 1st pan, but i played professionally that weren't able to be a full time professional athlete, which is blast to me compared to on demand side. when you look at just the resources, the opportunities, the

by yogam zimmermann, the commander of the battalion squad was oberscharführer ss-kaminsky grenadier reneerder. almost in full force, the entire logoisk battalion entered the gera battalion, the police accepted into the team already trained people of those who collaborated with the occupation authorities for the forty-first year, who knew how to use weapons, and most importantly participated in punitive actions, joining in the ranks of the ss unit, they again took the oath of allegiance to the third reich and hitler . all military personnel were lined up on the site where the barracks were located. uh , the commander of the unit, dr. livanger, came out, where the text of the oath was counted in german, the translator translated each of them for a-a translator repeated the text of the oath, then they approached the table. and where did they sign under the text of the oath and at the end say everything that the german said, uh with a raised hand, that they are ready to be uh to the end and serve the third rail battalion levanders. in full force, he participated in a large-scale punitive ope

it is because view the japanese government has renee doing a promise. in the early part of july, the international atomic energy agency issued a comprehensive report that was an endorsement of the plan of the japanese government to discharge water into the sea. so what you have just heard from victor go, is scientifically on the proven and actually a false accusation, not to the japanese government, but to the i a. e, a. and the water that's being the star discharged into the sea is not contaminated water. it is true, radiated water and involving something called advanced liquid processing system. namely, outputs has just made the radiation level of so low. the only ingredient you're talking about these actually trade creek in. and if treat him is so much harmful, you can't leave a day because a simple i drop of your eyes contains medians of try to him. so it's absolutely safe. right, astrid, you'll be expert. you're going to focus. she met well 6 times i think is net 6, the s. that's right. so china and others, are they right to be worried? what's your

under the ceo rene haas, arm has been trying to diversify away from mobile. in mobile it is almost ubiquitous. but it is trying to get into the more lucrative area of servers, personal computers, data centers. it will have to convince investors it is a different company than when at last traded in 2016. shery: what does this mean for the broader ipo market? >> other companies that are waiting in the wings to go public are definitely watching. we have reported instacart could file its financials any day now. there are also other tech companies. the ipo market needs a shot in the arm at this point. any news is good news right now and the ipo market. paul: talking about the upcoming arm ipo. a rally in big tech. concerns over higher treasury yields. alexandra, how are the moves in treasuries playing out in the equities picture? >> the u.s. bond market continued its selloff today. the move up we have seen in yields comes as investors position for hire for longer interest rates. we have seen economic data show resiliency in the face of aggressive interest rate hik

i'm renee was held in a close for months and only his nearest and dearest for present about search of people that now all the people are gathering around the portal. hope sca cemetery where he was buried alongside his father. to ask the sermon a was held just for his closest relatives and friends. and right now there was no evidence what it's looks like and how it was carried out. there was no doubt very soon we'll hear a lot of conspiracy theories alleging that he's probably still alive because it's quite interesting. that's the reason that joseph bretzky's poem on his grades when mother mary is asking her beloved son whether he's dead or live. so many people are so kind of baffled about that kind of riddle on jack my girl and isn't on the list or sat same private minute, 3 companies. he's currently writing a book on the wagner group. he says it's unlikely that wagner could rematch as a threat to president treason. there is a sort of culture of wagner within russia. we've seen recently, ceremonies in memorial to progress in which the russian state, i think, has been very intentional

and if you're, if you had an impasse regarding the grand if your parents, renee, since the time has done a lot of heavy lifting in terms of saudi arabia, the run to a brook has some kind of reconciliation. but this does not a raise, you know, years of competing foreign policy between saudi arabia, u, a e, and the run in the region, even argentina, and not every are you ready to relations, have been immensely tense, but bringing in one or 2 without the other isolates another or the other potentially pushing them to take the stabilizing decisions for the region a few so well, from one perspective, the brakes could be moving to have a strong good economic impetus. but what if or does this sort of a strategic decision to shift attention away from the end of the pacific, for example, as an anticipated, they're to play at least for the next few years to come. and you, so, you know, the proposition of indonesia, vietnam, thailand. whereas some have intimated that they needed more time to understand, you know, the as, yeah. and implications and impacts creating some kind of brooks in the pacific

. >> david: lee planted 80 acres of sunflowers for his beloved wife renee.owers is that? >> there's about 1.2 million flowers in this field. >> david: that's 15,000 sunflowers per acre. lee secretly planting the field months ago back in may to surprise her. >> it made me feel very special and it's -- it couldn't have been a more perfect anniversary gift than a field with sunflowers. >> david: the two began as high school sweethearts. together ever since. >> i called her on her 16th birthday, and that's when we started dating, and we had our first date, was a roller skating party. >> david: and tonight, this question -- how will lee top this for their 51st anniversary? >> oh, it's been fun, but i think one time is enough for us. it's somebody else's turn next year. >> david: somebody else's turn next time. they're both smiling after 50 years. and i'll see you tomorrow. good night. >> breaking news, i dangerous seen in the east bay people force out of their homes, a hazmat system -- hazmat problem in san pablo. >> we are starting off ninth graders in the fall,

and if you do a deal and it's renee done to a degree, how does that affect his reputation going forward? it was great, it has had his credibility pretty badly because uh he, yes, he may have projected himself as a last mediator but to anything on his bud to boot and expose him. that this is a person who may have the state, your office trace man, but unfortunately internationally now has been looked upon as somebody who does not stick to his blood and the that i think i mentioned before him laurie, i'll actually give this point the both, but but lori, it's just interesting, in the actual release of these as of fighters, they're being hurled it as heroes blocking you, train your though they're being held up as, as people to be loaded and applauded is not assigned perhaps of how the conflict is going. that you almost have to scrape the bottle of the bottle to, to, to get a sense of celebration here. you know, these men were taken back on the presidential plane and the work, whereas months ago, a few years ago just need the extra point. they were co new nazis in europe, but know their, thei

renee solves this happening all across the world, but we are not seeing the introduction of more uranium supplies into the market. so the market is going to remain tight for a long time, and of course, and what your thoughts except that goes. so the prices will remain high. what are the alternatives? where can people go to shop for your current uranium? is there a number of countries around the world of thinking africa i didn't central asia, the g supplier in the world is covered stone, which is in central asia and that supplies about 40 percent of the world's uranium . and this is where the g apologies come into play, cause excel on his board by russia and china. and we see russia in china very aggressively trying to take control of or gain access to uranium supplies in central asia and across the continent. so trying to get back to these. yeah, well, that may be say of a months delay in your writing and production and exports. so i'm up to 6 months a year perhaps that you could live with. the real question is, what if the plan for 2 pulses decide to move out differentials move in the r

host: renee in youngstown, ohio. speaking along the lines of prescription drugs, can we talk about why meds like biologics are never included in price reduction? guest: biologics are different than many other drugs. they are harder to make and you cannot copy them more equally. there have been generic copies of biologic drugs the way there have been of other drugs, we have seen when generic competition comes in, drug prices generally go down. there has been some playing around with some of those, which congress is also looking at. when there is enough generic competition for the prices to go down, you cannot make copies of biological drugs. there would be not generic copies, but other types of the same drug that do the same thing that biologics do. we know they are extremely expensive -- you mayor is probably the one most people have heard of, for remit -- rheumatoid arthritis. people are about to see the first bio-similar of humira. host: how long have biologics been around? guest: also since the 1900s, 1980's or 19

dr king's granddaughter yolanda renee king spoke at saturday's gathering, telling the crowd of thousandss to struggle against the triple evils of racism, poverty and bigotry. today, racism is still with us, poverty is still with us and now, gun violence has come for our places of worship, our schools and our shopping centres. and that's not the only problem that earlier generations didn't expect, but my generation cannot escape. now, to mark the march on washington anniversary, my colleague caitriona perry spoke to dr king's daughter, doctor bernice king, about her father's legacy. we're marking 60 years on from the march on washington, yourfather�*s i have a dream speech. how near or far do you think we are from that dream that he described ? well, i mean, in all honesty, the dream that he spoke about is going to take several generations to achieve. i think there's some certain progress that we've made since the time he spoke about the conditions that the black community was facing at the time — when he talked about the bad cheque, when he talked about police brutality, when he talked a

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we asked what singers you would like to see through a pop-up performance and rene s jason aldean andill would love to watch the zach brown band perform and margaret jon bon jovi, saying there is a big parking lot that is perfect for a pop-up concerts, all good answers, guys. >> ainsley: joey used to work for zach brown. >> joey: i don't know about a pop-up concert, zab loves to be a regular guy, he's been in bars in alaska or montana, just hanging out. he's a good guy. >> carley: seen him in concert twice. >> ainsley: love his voice. nice of kenny to do that, i am sure everybody is like, that was amazing. >> steve: i didn't see anybody. >> steve: we need to go to captain tony's saloan. >> carley: jimmy buffet does that a lot, too. >> ainsley: the white house reeling from the stunning claims the first son used the biden brand to help business. >> steve: and sarah huckabee sanders is here. >> joey: n.b.a. star jonathan isaac launches a clothing brand that aligns with our values, he is coming up. we moved out of the city so our little sophie could appreciate nature. but then he got us t