ruben and the jets was rock theater.ople. one of them might be... man: ♪ shoop shoop ♪ zappa: mothers. man: ♪ aah! ♪ zappa: others. man: ♪ aah! ♪ guevara: so, i was impressed and i decided i wanted to go backstage and congratulate him, to meet him. i walk in and i tell him, "hey, frank, thank you for doing doo-wop, doing all this crazy acid rock." and i said, "by the way, my name is ruben, and used to sing a little doo-wop back in e day. he just looks at me and says, "uh, ruben, huh?" man: and what i love about that was not, you know, him saying to zappa, like, "you're fake" or "you're appropriating." it was like, "hey, i see that you love this and you're making this kind of tribute, but i'm from this culture and i know these seets and i know this music and i know these people. why don't you let me become part of that performance?" and so he became really part of a kind of--i see it as like an extended zappa performance that then took on a life of its own where his musical career took on a new chapter. ♪ woman: when i th

ruben ornedo. diana b. padro. jonas panik. clifford patterson junior. robert penninger.ploger. his wife, zandra ploger. darin pontell. scott powell. jack punches. joseph pycior. lisa raines. deborah ramsaur. rhonda sue rasmussen. marsha ratchford. martha reszke. todd ruben. cecelia lawson-richard. edward rowenhorst. judy rowlett. robert russell. william ruth. charles sabin senior. marjorie salamone. john sammartino. david scales. robert schlegel. janice scott. michael selves. marian serva. dan shanower. antoinette sherman. diane simmons. her husband, george w simmons. donald simmons. cheryle sincock. gregg smallwood. gary smith. mari-rae sopper. robert speisman. patricia statz. edna stevens. norma lang steurle. larry strickland. hilda taylor. kip taylor. leonard taylor. sandra taylor. sandra teague. carl teepe. tamara thurman. otis tolbert. willie troy. ronald vaulk. karen wagner. meta fuller-waller. chin sun pak wells. maudlyn white. sandra white. ernest willcher. david williams. dwane williams. marvin roger woods. john yamnicky senior. vicki yancey. kevin yokum. donald

dave ruben. like a highway in the winter, she's got to cold shoulders and was likely wreck car.e so large people assume his pronouns are fee by boat and foul. congratulations are in order, mr. rubin. you were ringing the bell yesterday and it was in some club. >> that was later in the day bu i think the belgian talking about. ring the bell for rumble which is it now totally public and free speech is public and we ar going to beat be youtube and google and facebook and twitter. and all of that stuff. and, greg, you had a good you'r number one in the night. people are talking about you bu it's important i mentioned you did not invest when i asked you. yeah, you could be pretty rich right now. >> i also would not have a job. and would not be allowed to wor at another media company. >> you wouldn't need a job. there's a great little gig you've got here. it's good it's keeping up. >> i don't even know if i want to talk to you anymore. we you surprised by the pole? >> no. of course not. it's time for the latinos to lead the democrats it's time fo the gays to lead them it's time for ev

corcoran iii alejandro cordero robert joseph cordice ruben d. correa danny a.a-gutierrez georgine rose corrigan james j. corrigan carlos cortas-rodriguez kevin michael cosgrove dolores marie costa digna alexandra costanza charles gregory costello, jr. michael s. costello asia s. cottom conrod kofi cottoy, sr. martin john coughlan john g. coughlin timothy j. coughlin james e. cove >> pen to my brother, firefighter, dust and to my brother, i miss you and you will never be forgotten. >> and my cousin. i wish we had more time together. but it was so unexpected. and because of you, i try to speak to those i love as often as possible. i am reminded of you every time i see your nephews faces. your niece and nephew would have loved spending time with their cool and fun uncle. your family and friends love you and miss you every day. you will never be forgotten. >> andre colin cox frederick john cox, jr. james raymond coyle michele coyle-eulau christopher seton cramer eric a. cranford denise elizabeth crant james leslie crawford, jr. robert james crawford tara kathleen c

ruben, i chip sector often they're looking at the smh. why are you calling out amd specifically what do you like there >> thanks for having me, courtney on amd, there are a lot of good things going on. the company is in its third or fourth year of really executing well on a product road map that we like. they're expanding their share away from consumer and into the data center markets. really the focus here with the set of names we came out with is on data center and we think that's a really big driver of growth for not just amd but the semiconductor sectioor in gener. so you've got that expansion of exposure to this market that we like that will bring with it margin expansion. i think over time accelerated earnings growth. one of the things going on, tyler and bob were talking about investor sentiment sentiment has gotten necesgative across the space amd hasn't lowered its near-term outlook so investors are worried about that given some of the consumer exposure. but we like the product road map and the way the setup looks as we look out

ruben tatullian, sochi said that sochi is for every sochi resident , but his mother still has money.y say, too. buy. bring rich people so that they help the families of the guys who went to serve and a lot of businessmen, the abolition of the family. we 've got the entire forbes list to go through. and it can be done, and again, i'm not going to blame anyone for anything. you just have to understand that this is a folk rumble with such speed that their heels sparkle. they probably take a medal for conquering the lars and for moving to georgia and those whom they once smacked turned out to be completely now about what is happening in the world, a report went back very soon. russia will grow not only territory not only as citizens, but also as a responsibility. and this is our common great cause, we cannot allow people who entrusted us with the future of their children to break away, and the west tests us for strength and pushes the world to a nuclear war in the united states and escalates the situation day by day . now the senate promises to unleash all hell on us in case of blows whi

evgeny like alexander pushin ruben mirobov dmitry maslennikov and stanislav elovsky news from the specialilitary zone boris maksudov strings of ambulances with recognized wars secrets and now they can also punish for compromising news even if the news is true, while they were transporting back and forth the body was lost. and now he is listed as missing, and his wife is looking for at least some news about him on social networks that ukrainian propaganda loves so much, too. claimed the lives of at least three thousand fighters , it’s difficult to verify the figure, of course, but all the facts speak of one thing before the meeting with the performance, arranged in quotation marks in the nikolaev kryvyi rih direction and of course, lost a lot of people the bodies of ukrainian marines. until now, they are found off the coast, where the bags were driven. uh, just like that, uh, as far as i understand, on the one hand, the nazis, and on the other hand, they let in, uh, the ministry of defense of the russian federation, that is, complete confidentiality and from the description about the hospi

she is accused of shooting and killing. 51 year-old ruben ortiz on may. 20th that night. police say goodner clean. she opened fire on ortiz in front of her home in self-defense. but now investigators say surveillance video shows she committed murder. i believe it self-defense. james harrington lives next door to goodner on west cypress road and describes her as a good person who found herself in a bad situation. the guy. >> was coming over. causing problems during the course of the investigation. police say it appears goodner was not being totally honest about her connection to ortiz. >> after the shooting, police learned goodner had a restraining order against ortiz. but investigators hace since learned that the 2 were intimately involved and that good never picked ortiz up that deadly night and drove him to her house before killing him. hopefully, you know, they get to the bottom of the story and we're all safe around here, right? people familiar with this case in the neighborhood commend police thorough investigation. that just tells you there's still cups out. there's

in the hard-hit south, ruben ramos and his mother called 911 at midnight.s the water was running just like this, but inside of her house. but firefighters couldn't reach them for seven hours. what was it like when the firefighters arrived? [ speaking spanish ] you say you were happy, you were relieved? >> yes, happy. >> hopefully we'll get the same support we have gotten so far from the biden/harris administration to make sure we can make great progress, to make sure the next hurricane, the next storm, we're in great shape. >> reporter: kelsey ryan is a community aid worker who splits time between puerto rico and new york. five years ago, she worked to send supplies to the island in the wake of maria's devastation. yet she says little has changed since 2017. >> this is not just repeating itself, it's repeating itself even worse. these people already had nothing. a lot of people had maria damage on their homes. >> reporter: puerto rico is uniquely vulnerable to hurricanes and uniquely unprepared to cope with storm damage. >> storms are normal in the caribbea

. >> the night she shot and killed. 51 year-old ruben ortiz outside her home on west cypress road. it's a sad case because she is a 74 year-old woman. >> it is but the family. mister ortiz deserves just so as not to jeopardize its case in port tennant. robert robert says his department will withhold the video that investigators say makes clear this is a murder case. >> he says investigators knew the night of the killing that goodner had a restraining order against ortiz. but police became suspicious of good news story. once it was determined that who were intimately involved and that she picked up and drove ortiz to her house before shooting and killing him near the front door was intentional. was a plan was a premeditated hard to say that based upon the but definitely something that could come out in court down the road. >> of what made her attention was, roberts says if she was being abused, there are legal avenues she could have pursued to get help. >> which includes reporting a violation of the restraining order was a mandatory must arrests for violation of domestic violence, r

74 year-old judith goodner his claim of self-defense justifying the shooting death of 51 year-old ruben ortiz does not pan out. investigators say video evidence points to murder. a surprising twist for neighbors. crazy. you never know. we live by on may. 20th police say they learned goodner had a restraining order against ortiz after she shot him in the front of her home on west cypress road. >> what police say they did not know at the time and discovered during the course of their investigation. is that goodner and ortiz were involved in an intimate relationship. in fact, investigators say goodner picked ortiz up who also lives in oakley and brought her to his house before opening fire. i think the police have done their due diligence and if they got they got last week goodner was arrested and booked into jail for murder. >> this week, the contra costa county district attorney's office charged her with that trying to use it. it is a friend and lawyer james harrington lives next door to she's a good she she helped. >> a lot people. >> he shoots you care in 10 believes goodner feared for

20th oakley police did not arrest. 74 year-old judith goodner for the shooting death of 51 year-old rubeniz. she was allowed to eventually return home. the scene of what has now been determined to be a murder. but over the course of a nearly 4 months long investigation which lasted through the summer. oakley police lieutenant robert robert says goodner withheld key information, including that she was intimately involved with ortiz, were not aware that she's not provide us that information. >> the night of the the answer that we were aware of the restraining order. lieutenant robert says goodner filed the restraining order against ortiz but also failed to mention that deadly night. >> that she was the one who picked him up in town and drove into her home on west cypress road before opening fire out front was intentional. was a plan was a premeditated hard to say that based upon the but definitely something that could come out in court down the road. >> of what made her intention was despite good news, friends and family defending her actions as a response to abuse. lieutenant robert says t

so you can look at the work that rubens being provided with. and each student has a blog. so you can look at your son's work where you can look at the work fail, the students in that class. if you're interested in seeing what others are doing. you can also go on to that same site and find all the information about all the possible badges he could ever want to achieve any concerns or own problems with the idea of us publishing all of this material. i think that's very out there. maybe that i'm older, i hate him that you need to detect them. yeah, lucky is vulnerable. well, yes, we think as a school and as educators, it's our job to also inform them about how to be online. and by providing them with a publishing mechanism that is under our control they. we can then monitor, right, the choices, they're making, n b and be with them and their online world. we're concerned a it's important for us if we ever are invited to do the things to go together because what we do, it doesn't just come from one person. it's actually about all of us. it's the students and the teachers for sh

evgeny auxiliary ruben merobov alexander pushin, stanislav yelovsky and dmitry maslennikov to conductarkiv region special military operation zone now quite a large amount of equipment is moving in the northern direction. and, of course, first of all, these are artillery and multiple launch rocket systems. techniques. it began at dawn, the columns go in an endless stream. and although it is difficult to calculate the exact number, judging by what is happening on the roads of the luhansk people's republic, the number goes to hundreds , the basis of the redeployment is the forces of the group, these are courageous personnel and armored vehicles and artillery, dozens of long-range towed 100 b howitzers and rszo. the hurricane was one of the first to pass in the kharkov direction and, most likely, they are already in combat positions. tanks are sent to the front lines at an accelerated pace, columns are gradually assembled in 5-10 cars and then, accompanied by the military police, so that no one interferes, they advance at high speed towards the kharkov direction. right now, here on this s

ruben markaryan's lawyer asks us what surprises to expect from the laws in september. do not wait for some long-adopted laws to be published. just go into effect in september. it's not a surprise. surprises. usually they don't scare. he himself comes. but about what novels will come into force. let's talk first of all from september 1 russian teachers. especially not filling out unnecessary documents the ministry of education of russia has released a clear list of documents that the school must provide all other papers that previously had to be filled out. now it’s not necessary in september, it becomes possible to exchange personnel documents through the state services portal , employers, employees from job seekers will be able to draw up an electronic signature and send electronic personnel documents through this portal . take it myself the employer and he also determines the list of such documents and categories of employees who can switch to a new formation. and if this made someone happy, then this is good news, in general, many are afraid of these various digital

ruben ramos and his mother onelia waiting seven hours to be saved.ater -- she says that the water was running just like this, but inside of her house. nearly the entire island is without electricity, and hundreds of thousands have no running water. and the private company that operates the power grid here says it is going to take several days to restore power to the entire island, but every resident that i've spoken with here believes it's going to take longer than that, and unfortunately, more heavy rain on the way tonight. david? >> all right, victor oquendo, we're thinking of everyone in puerto rico tonight. hurricane fiona is forecast to strengthen. let's bring in rob marciano tracking the storm for us. >> reporter: david, we're ramping up our intensity forecast. you can see now a distinct eye emerging, on the verge of becoming a category 3 storm as it heads towards turks and caio. but we're not done in the dr and puerto rico. turks and caicos under hurricane warnings here. tomorrow morning, a category 3 storm, maybe a category 4 storm shortly af

cameramen alexander pushin ruben mirobov, engineers stanislav elovsky and dmitry maslennikov, are workingu soon . in the belgorod region are now deploying additional places in the centers temporary accommodation for refugees from the kharkiv region, the city authorities report this with details nadezhda sviridova for shelling , residents of ukraine leave their homes and head to russia at checkpoints, as they are ready to meet. all services are organized hot meals work doctors help volunteers natalya slesarenko, together with her two children and her mother, arrived in the belgorod region, the village of gotishchi, volchansky district, kharkov region. it is located near the border with russia that it was necessary to leave the territory, natalya learned from the sms messages of the headmaster of the local school that she was scared to score . well, quietly, we thought we should leave yesterday. well, as they say, a big queue, and we did not go. everything went well today, as we met. no, everything is fine. everything is fine. now they said somewhere they will settle for now, but the reside

yevgeny ruben merobov alexander pushin, stanislav elovsky and dmitry maslennikov lead, kharkiv region special military operation zone it will be necessary to prepare the ukrainian army for winter, secretary general of the north atlantic alliance jens stoltenberg said at a press conference. in brussels, he called for lowering expectations and preparing for a long war, and when asked about turkey's delay in signing the protocol on admission to the alliance in finland and sweden, stoltenberg acknowledged that disagreements remain in nato. yes, sure, there are different opinions, we are 30 allies and we don't always agree on everything, but we can always overcome differences. we have decided to invite finland and sweden to nato. this is a historic decision and all countries. nato agreed with him, so far it has been the fastest accession process in history 24 of the 30 nato countries are joining the us has already ratified the accession protocols, but it is also important that we take seriously the concerns of all participants in the field of security, since no other nato country has faced

. >> him and paul rubens. >> sometimes i like to sit back and watch some erotic thriller. >> the kinds? i don't see spec come i don't know if it's the beginning of the end, it couldn't have happened and then i looked on twitter and they have a fact checker that says no, he did not spit on chris pine. and i said i think you did spit on them. [laughter] and i mean, they don't fact check in unless it's true. >> fact checkers are never right, david. >> story on hollywood reporter and variety. the denial that he spent. >> i more fascinated with chris pine he appears to be wearing a wig from the brad pitt collection, coming off the new addition of falcon crest. how bad was or how it have to be, the halitosis, that you are gnawing on some juicy fruit. >> get that nicotine under control, i mean put it under the lip because that gets you going. >> he's trying advice suppository. then you'd have a smoking my brain. so i choose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker supporting 6 key indicators of brain health. to help keep me sharp. neuriva: think bigger. with less moder

to strengthen the line of defense in order to prevent further breakthrough unit eugene similar to ruben by the world alexander pushin stavkovsky and dmitry maslennikov 200, kharkov region here is such a material from our war correspondent evgeny we received similar material here a few minutes ago. uh, as you can see, reinforcements are just coming. uh, there's a lot now news that i want to discuss, but, probably, it’s worth starting just the situation, what is happening in the liberated areas, what is happening in general now like this, zhenya put it on the line of contact, uh communist party leader gennady zyuganov is with us in the studio gennady andreevich glad to see you to greet. dima yes, see too. we have met for a long time. yes, a long time ago gennady andreevich here. e. hmm we report daily on what's going on. uh, just released in the liberated territories somewhere the situation. peaceful somewhere here, as in the kharkiv region. now very difficult situation hmm how do you take this news? how do you work? i know that the communist party of the russian federation is also workin

and that also means that doctors at this promise sensor will have a lot more work. ruben call for of artsy, done as people's republic. hungry is prime minister has compared e, you anti rushes sanctions to energy, midgets imposing sanctions on an energy giant. that's after the european parliament stated that the country can't be considered quote, a full democracy. archie contributed rachel marston takes us through the details. european leaders haven't stopped talking about how much they want ukraine in the u . and how keith is virtually the embodiment of european values. just this week. you commission president ursula vander line said during his swing, to keep that quote, the essential process is well on track. it's impressive to see the speed, the determination, the preciseness with which you are progressing. she also said that ukraine needs quote more business, more income through the you were talking here about the country recently considered to be the 2nd most corrupt in europe and ranked 122nd out of a 180 countries on transparency internationals, corruption index on par with zam

20th oakley police did not arrest. 74 year-old judith goodner for the shooting death of 51 year-old ruben ortiz. she was allowed to eventually return home. the scene of what has now been determined to be a murder. but over the course of a nearly 4 months long investigation which lasted through the summer. oakley police lieutenant robert robert says goodner withheld key information, including that she was intimately involved with ortiz, were not aware that she's not provide us that information. >> the night of the the answer that we were aware of the restraining order. lieutenant robert says goodner filed the restraining order against ortiz but also failed to mention that deadly night that she was the one who picked him up in town and drove into her home on west cypress road before opening fire out front was intentional. was a plan was a premeditated hard to say that based upon the but definitely something that could come out court down the road. of what made her intention was despite good years, friends and family defending her actions as a response to abuse. lieutenant robert says throug

given that bike hassan's image to ruben, the global a lead won't be personally affected by these floods in the long term. we can't expect visa leads to bring about those fundamental changes. those investments in help housing and flood mitigation infrastructure that would lessen the long term impact of these floods. those fundamental changes, if they do come, we'll come from below, from amongst the poor, from amongst progressive forces. and we're already seeing this mobilization from below with calls for climate reparations, but also with a glory critique amongst the poor of pakistan's leads for their enduring disregard, ordinary box and people. and every time zane opens his mouth, my heart starts racing because i don't think there so mind even i to the point of our absolutely emotional. this is the entire country. and one 3rd of it is under water and 33000000 people are sucked. it is only going to get worse. scientifically speaking, the water will not evaporate for 2 months. when it does not evaporate, mosquitoes are going to come. that means that there's going to be more malaria, more

i was the myself observer and i was the new ruben's co region. and you're, i'm not surprised by a reserve because we've all bookkeeper. i've spoken to all the way in favor of his or re vacation with russia and are they want cheats? why in the 1st instance stability and the future for our children and families. and or, i think that's a waiting for and now we're on door. we're a principal of a right of people to determine them otp over favor of being a part of russia. well, meantime, what you don't see in any of the western press, people or new guns have been reacting with cheers and with tears as putin announced the historic reunification of the dawn baths, as average the unheard of song regions with rush amazing pictures, right? there are a lot of people out on the street celebrating. now in the accession speech of vladimir putin also note that some western countries appear to have fell their sanctions against russia want enough. so they decided to resort to sabotage what is put in talking about that of those would be a non stream pipeline incide

solanki. >> ruben solares. >> naomi leah solomon. >> daniel w.>> michael charles sorresse. >> fabian soto. >> timothy patrick soulas. >> gregory thomas spagnoletti. >> donald f. spampinato, jr. >> thomas sparacio. >> john anthony spataro. >> robert w. spear, jr. >> robert spicin. >> maynard s. spence, jr. >> george edward spencer iii. >> and to our sister, celeste torres victoria. celeste was a model not only in fashion and style but because of who she was and what she stood for. my brother in spain brought to my attention her name, celeste torres, means heavenly tower or sky tower. like a heavenly tower she was tall, slim, elegant, intelligent was an amazing personality. she attended nyu and graduated in journalism. as a woman of the media, she used that platform to advocate for justice, children and women's rights. celeste understood that education played a major role in her success and modeled that same principle in her daughter. jasmine graduated from duke university on a full academic scholarship and recently, internationally, she completed

this year, the prada museum in madrid hosted an exhibition of one painting by the joint work of rubens brueghel dedicated to this feeling one in five. many colors maybe, sense of smell right? oh birdie 600, recorded in 1968 , you can actually hear the blackbird chirping. right. world museum 3 the new museum in rome tells about the history of italy through kitchen utensils, just such books. culinary next oh birdie 300 sing birdie. sing the fish begged baron munchausen it was him. in the polish city of byala podlaska, this archangel holds not only a sword, but also libra. suppose that this is michael is true. well, the last question dmitry for 300 i study this gardemarin learned with amazement that three of his ancestors were related to the fleet, one even studied in the naval cadet corps, maybe kharatyan dmitry kharatyan gardemarin let's sum up after the third round 5.400 victor 6.900 for sergey 19.800 for evgeny ahead of the final 1982 in moscow found body of a young girl. her shoes, and in yaroslavl, someone attacked her mother. in the evenings it is quiet and deserted here, moreover,

evgeny poddubny alexander pushin ruben merobov dmitry maslennikov and stanislav elovsky lead the weekation. the far east of russia is preparing for the impact of typhoon hinamr, experts call it the most powerful this season, why it deserved such an assessment and when the storm breaks out in primorye vadim zavodchenkov's forecasts. the far east is preparing to hit the most powerful tropical storm in 2022, chinomnor will hit the region in the midst of the eastern economic forum. how much precipitation will it bring and what will not be the strongest wind? schools are closed to ports, and emergency services operate around the clock in places. heavy rains are already falling on the japanese archipelago and in the dprk the intensity of showers reaches 100-160 mm in 12 hours across the western pacific ocean , the most powerful chinar is shifting. the epic cyclone of 2022, how do meteorologists estimate it? such a renome, he had already managed to confirm his power first at the weekend, the philippines felt this country, the cyclone affected this country only tangentially. even with this ov

this guarded a response from representative ruben, a possible challenge to ms.inema tweeting , you could be out there helping our candidates. mice -- my consensus is that you prefer the dems would lose control the senate and the house. he was able to capture senator sinema's speech at the mcconnell center, particularly her statements about the filibuster, her thoughts about here is a portion of that. >> the house passes legislation that represents the passions of the moment. that is what it was designed to do when the forefathers created the house. they wanted a body that represented the passions of americans at the moment. they tend to be overeager. when republicans are controlled they pass crazy legislation. when democrats are controlled they pass crazy legislation. the job of the senate is cool that passion. there is a saying, the house is the cup of hot tea. the senate is the saucer you cool that t. the senate is designed to be a place that moves slowly come to cool down those passions, to think more strategically and long-term about the legislation before u

there was a good boy from ruben nikolaevich there on the arbat, there was such an eatery where we could, a snack. so well, and the artists are inclined, and we go there, and the corner house. this one opposite here is vakhtangov, and on the corner there was some kind of hospital, and there they already knew in moscow there was a pass of dear leonid ilyich where he looked up there, the lady. whether she is a doctor, or a sister, it doesn’t matter there, which means that here we are going and a cheerful leonid ilyich of the lady comes out of there, very smiling, satisfied. so i have n't found anything better. how to flip a leg. before me, how life is, well. so he got into the car and waved. so once it 's gone, means one. but you are familiar, right? well , of course, evgeny simonov stood and waited for the victory this whole picture, yes. well, yes, he reported to dad in the evening. i was playing something. nikolayevich's trumpet comes in. i say, what speed. so, dear yura, do not be shy, what do you want from our theater. what role do you play? and how do you live? generally? i say, it's

dylan, there was a great tweet from ruben harris, another startup entrepreneur who compared figa to instagramif you think about it, when you hit the numbers that david just rattled off, cash flow positive. you could've gone public. why see? why not go public on your own terms? >> we are super thankful we had our own ability to control her destiny. we have to think about the community of the impact, and the timeline. we believe that as it accelerates the impact we have, as it broadens the impact we can have, and by leveraging and utilizing the expertise of adobe, the capabilities, the technology they built, as well as the amazing people they have, and they have attracted over the past few decades, we think we are able to basically scale the impact we have beyond design and move into new areas and be able to have more impact faster, and that is why we have done this deal. emily: david, i know you are the architect of this deal. you also sold a couple of companies, including one to adobe in your earlier days. what kind of advice did you give dylan through this process, you know, personal advice,

. >> cailee, thank you and i'm sorry dave ruben congrats. our studio audience kevin gore next i love you, america. welcome to fox new @ night i'm kevin corke in washington. ♪ ♪ elton john serenading the president and first lady at the white house after a dismal day on wall street and it was actually reminiscent of when james taylor showed up for big celebration at the so-called ablation reduction day. that day saw starks trembled dramatically still democrat cit economy is on the rebound that rolling back republicans that you can imagine back to that fo offering a dueling commitment t america they hope will put them in the majority. >> can't mess it reaction from four to congressman byron donal straight ahead. we begin with the democrats ramping up their attacks on wha they are calling so-called extremists met agenda republicans. we will find out all about that. christina has the latest on tha story she joins us from the wes coast. >> great to see you. president biden once again wrapped up political attacks against republicans tonight committ

. >> the night she shot and killed. 51 year-old ruben ortiz outside her home on west cypress road. it's a sad case because she has a 74 year-old woman. >> it is but the family. mister ortiz deserves just so as not to jeopardize its case in port tennant. robert robert says his department will withhold the video that investigators say makes clear this is a murder case. >> he says investigators knew the night of the killing that goodner had a restraining order against ortiz. but police became suspicious of good news story. once it was determined that who were intimately involved and that she picked up and drove ortiz to her house before shooting and killing him near the front door was intentional. was a plan was a premeditated hard to say that based upon the but definitely something that could come out in court down the road. >> of what made her attention was, roberts says if she was being abused, there are legal avenues she could have pursued to get help. >> which includes reporting a violation of the restraining order was a mandatory must arrests for violation of domestic violence,

she is accused of shooting and killing. 51 year-old ruben ortiz on may. 20th that night.olice say goodner clean. she opened fire on ortiz in front of her home in self-defense. but now investigators say surveillance video shows she committed murder, i believe shows defense james harrington lives next door to goodner on west cypress road and describes her as a good person. we found herself in a bad situation. the guy i was coming over. causing problems during the course of the investigation. police say it appears goodner was not being totally honest about her connection to ortiz after the shooting, police learned goodner had a restraining order against ortiz. but investigators have since learned that the 2 were intimately involved and that good never picked ortiz up that deadly night and drove him to her house before killing him. hopefully, you know, they get to the bottom of the story and we're all safe around here, right? people familiar with this case in the neighborhood commend police thorough investigation. that just tells you there's still cups out. there's still doin

20th oakley police did not arrest. 74 year-old judith goodner for the shooting death of 51 year-old rubenrn home. the scene of what has now been determined to be a murder. but over the course of a nearly 4 months long investigation which lasted through the summer. oakley police lieutenant robert robert says goodner withheld key information, including that she was intimately involved with ortiz, were not aware that she's not provide us that information. >> the night of the the answer that we were aware of the restraining order to tenant. roberts says goodner filed the restraining order against ortiz but also failed to mention that deadly night. >> that she was the one who picked him up in town and drove into her home on west cypress road before opening fire out front was intentional. was a plan was a premeditated hard to say that based upon the but definitely something that could come out in court down the road. of what made her intention was despite good news, friends and family defending her actions as a response to abuse. lieutenant robert says through extensive interviews and crucial v

she is accused of shooting and killing. 51 year-old ruben ortiz on may. 20th that night. police say goodner clean. she opened fire on ortiz in front of her home in self-defense. but now investigators say surveillance video shows she committed murder, i believe shows defense james harrington lives next door to goodner on west cypress road and describes her as a good person. >> we found herself in a bad situation. the guy i was coming over. causing problems during the course of the investigation. police say it appears goodner was not being totally honest about her connection to ortiz. >> after the shooting, police learned goodner had a restraining order against ortiz. but investigators have since learned that the 2 were intimately involved and that good never picked ortiz up that deadly night and drove him to her house before killing him. hopefully, you know, they get to the bottom of the story and >> we're all safe around here, right? people familiar with this case in the neighborhood commend police thorough investigation. that just tells you there's still cups out. there'

. >> the night she shot and killed. 51 year-old ruben ortiz outside her home on west cypress road.s a sad case because she is a 74 year-old woman. >> it is but the family, mister ortiz deserves just so as not to jeopardize its case in port tennant. robert robert says his department will withhold the video that investigators say makes clear this is a murder case. >> he says investigators knew the night of the killing that goodner had a restraining order against ortiz. but police became suspicious of good news story. once it was determined that who were intimately involved and that she picked up and drove ortiz to her house before shooting and killing him near the front door was intentional. was a plan was a premeditated hard to say that based upon the but definitely something that could come out in court down the road. >> of what made her intention was roberts says if she was being abused, there are legal avenues she could have pursued to get help. >> which includes reporting a violation of the restraining order was a mandatory must arrests for violation of domestic violence, restra

there and i did some research and the newspaper article and has the name of the five instructors, ruben guzman event enures, name arame beyond [inaudible] and zachary morin. i want to work with the fire department and the chief in the sense we could recognize these instructors that helped volunteer that day and rescue these seniors, but also the principal of rosa parks apartments which is located in jap jap western edition and a great example. we had the. >> . >> . >> ceremony with [inaudible] so that's the school we're talk about but i wanted you to know chief postel and chief nicholson the principal is something i would like to engage with so having the president of the board of education jenny lamb is a colleague as well, but also i know that the mayor's office, mayor breed went to rosa park grammar school as well. i want know i will try to have a accommodation of the variety entity and i look to your guidance chief to properly refer to this in terms of recognizing these instructors. >> thank you vice president nakajo. yes, i think we can certainly do that. i also know that our membe

she is accused of shooting and killing. 51 year-old ruben ortiz on may. 20th that night. police say goodner clean. she opened fire on ortiz in front of her home in self-defense. but now investigators say surveillance video shows she committed murder. i believe it self-defense. james harrington lives next door to goodner on west cypress road and describes her as a good person who found herself in a bad situation. the guy. >> i was coming over. causing problems during the course of the investigation. police say it appears goodner was not being totally honest about her connection to ortiz. >> after the shooting, police learned goodner had a restraining order against ortiz. but investigators have since learned that the 2 were intimately involved and that good never picked ortiz up that deadly night and drove him to her house before killing him. hopefully, you know, they get to the bottom of the story and we're all safe around here, right? people familiar with this case in the neighborhood commend police thorough investigation. that just tells you there's still cups out. there