as ruby leaned in to the therapist's teachings. the two became extremely close. >> this this female jodi that your wife was. do you do you know of a female named jodi? she is a. >> therapist and a life coach. >> your wife? a client of hers. is your wife a partner of hers? is your wife a roommate with her? >> but hildebrand is out of advice. when she's brought in for questioning. >> we just honestly want to understand what what their dynamic is. what happened to the children? and after talking to kevin, it sounds like you know a lot about their dynamic and their relationship. >> the criminal physical stuff happened after jodi came into the picture. >> kevin says jodi and ruby forced him to move out and cut off contact with his kids, including eldest son chad. >> i was also required to move out of the house and never contact my siblings. you know, never, never go back home. >> she gets her hooks into you and slowly begins to indoctrinate you and condition you to believe that you yourself aren't capable of making good decisions. >> jo

ruby's son etai was alsoing taken hostage and murdered by hamas on the border with gaza on october 7. alfa months of fighting -- after months of fighting for his return, etai's family learned he was also killed by hamas on october 7. i spoke to etai's dad and orna many times between october 7 and when they were notified their children had been murdered. it was vicious cruelty of hamas, whose viciousness seems to be part of their way, not to let the families know what had happened. over and over again, especially ruby chen, who i got to know well and we have brooklyn roots together, would wonder is he dead, is he alive? is he alive, is he dead? and hamas kept them dangling, as i said, viciously and cruelly. but omir and etai's family endured is beyond comprehension, but i'm inspired by their perseverance, by their resolve by calling for the safe return of the remaining hostages and return of the bodies of their loved ones. we must bring all the hostages home now. but it's an honor, true honor to welcome all of my guests, the nutras, the chens and of course the others to the capitol. no

.# a ruby slipper dress, a tribute to a fire a tribute to a fire—ravaged los angeles, a standing ovationand a new strategy to try to keep those speeches short. not angry, but slightly disappointed. and the oscar goes to kieran culkin — a real pain. the first award, kieran culkin. she said, "i will give you four when you win an oscar." up once untiljust now. # diamonds are forever...# michael g wilson passed on creative control to amazon. and apart from a brief... slava ukraine. ..this was largely politics free. yeah, that is great. yeah, that's great news. up to a powerful russian. adrien brody did win for his epic performance and the son of a russian oligarch swept it. anora. is really incredible. anora. and best picture. david sillito, bbc news. the oscars parties are still going on, and our entertainment correspondent is at the �*one. and wait about 10 to 15 minutes to get their pictures taken because they want to be seen at this party. at the moment, raye, who did the bond jeff bezos, the boss of amazon. so, on the actual ceremony, the fact that anora yeah. yeah, yeah. he did the edi

these are townhalls in sort of ruby red deep red areas. you're seeing resistance what's played out with these doge cuts and concerns about cuts to things like medicaid and medicare. as that pressure intensifies on republicans, you potentially could see republicans start to get a little weary and not want to vote for this reconciliation package because they think it could cost them their reelection in 2026. host: loretta in spring hill, florida. democrat. good morning you're on with scott wong. caller: good morning. i'm just wondering why the american people should let our government do the tax cuts of 2017 that trump put in the first time again? why on each side of every party, independents, republicans, democrats. why is that acceptable to give the ultra rich more tax breaks? people need to stand up. host: tax cuts in congress. guest: trump and congressional leaders and the republican party would argue that they campaigned on renewing these tax cuts. this is a central message that you've heard every time there has been pushback to a trump

en una noticia de ultima hora, el secretario de estado, marco rubi firmo una declaracion para acelerara de ayuda a israel. son aproximadamente 4 mil millones de dolares en asistencia militar. rubio dijo en un comunicado que el, el presidente donald trump, ya ha aprobado casi 12 mil millones de dolares en ayuda a israel desde que esta en la casa blanca. esta medida tiene como objetivo revertir el embargo parcial de armas de la administracion biden y para los migrantes que tienen ordenes de deportacion, realizar sus tareas diarias representa un gran temor. muchos piensan que tal vez no pueden regresar a sus casas. ese constante miedo esta afectando tambien su salud mental, como en el caso de una madre hondurena que nos pidio que ocultaramos su identidad y cambiaramos su voz. johana suarez hablo con ella. >> esta mujer se siente p paralizada por el temor. nos pidio que protegieramos su identidad porque no tiene documentos migratorios y e enfrenta una orden de de deportacion. despues de vivir en estados unidos por 20 anos. >> nunca habia sentido tanto terror como lo siento ahora. al punto

rings, one of a kind estate pieces diamonds, rubies, emeralds. diamond earrings. i think it's a travesty. it's horrible. these people are so awesome. they've been here forever. friendly. i hate to hear things like this that happen. it's. it's really devastating. shoppers are outraged. they say it's something they just don't expect in quiet orinda. the owner has set up a gofundme to help them make up the losses and repair the damage. you think you live in a wonderful neighborhood and people work hard for their money, and you have people and thieves who do things like this. it's ridiculous. i'm going to donate to their gofundme account and hopefully the city will rally around them and support them, and we'll get this all fixed. the owner says she'll need all the support she can get to stay afloat. she says the smash and grab has left her staff shaken, and she hopes the robbers are caught. it's terrifying. terrifying. these guys don't even care. these guys or girls don't even care. and they're on the young side. they're young. in orinda. jodi hernandez, nbc bay area

these are townhalls in sort of ruby red deep red areas. you're seeing resistance what's played out with these doge cuts and concerns about cuts to things like medicaid and medicare. as that pressure intensifies on republicans, you potentially could see republicans start to get a little weary and not want to vote for this reconciliation package because they think it could cost them their reelection in 2026. host: loretta in spring hill, florida. democrat. good morning you're on with scott wong. caller: good morning. i'm just wondering why the american people should let our government do the tax cuts of 2017 that trump put in the first time again? why on each side of every party, independents, republicans, democrats. why is that acceptable to give the ultra rich more tax breaks? people need to stand up. host: tax cuts in congress. guest: trump and congressional leaders and the republican party would argue that they campaigned on renewing these tax cuts. this is a central message that you've heard every time there has been pushback to a trump

rings, one of a kind estate pieces diamonds, rubies, emeralds. diamond earrings. i think it's a travesty. it's horrible. these people are so awesome. they've been here forever. friendly. i hate to hear things like this that happen. it's. it's really devastating. shoppers are outraged. they say it's something they just don't expect in quiet orinda. the owner has set up a gofundme to help them make up the losses and repair the damage. you think you live in a wonderful neighborhood and people work hard for their money, and you have people and thieves who

something for an sex tree mock ruby, i said you should do. i'm not hearing from you mister president of thought that you owe the president an apology. no, i respect president and our staff to american people. and if i don't know if i think that we have to be very open and very honest, and i'm not sure that we did something bad to where you guys president is now in london. and these the to meet with the prime minister kiss dom i, he's hosting europe and lead us to discuss what comes next in the war with russia. while in a moment to me, right, tom will join us from keith with you, create any reaction to these items. first, let's trust them and i never to the image who's in london in midland that we have a last minute meeting is scheduled today. is it with the u. k, probably minutes to bring us up to speed with the lights? indeed, we're expect saying the cranium president for arguments lensky to arrive here in downing street in the coming hours for a meeting with the british. 5 minutes to kiss donna, a meeting that was meant to take place tomorr

anytime we'll tell the land of a city to reach out to 0, not the us secretary of station malcay ruby, ivan says that russia must be included in pace tools like how the reports from washington dc. the secretary of state, marco rubio confirmed that he'd held telephone conversations with the foreign ministers of the united kingdom and france in the past 24 hours. this an apparent indication that he is discussing that embry on a piece plan that us is european allies, are drawing up. the secretary of state also said he had no contact with ukrainian leadership since that meeting for the pot in the white house. but he continues to support an express admiration for what president trump did during that meeting, insisting that the president was intent only on securing the peace. we're trying to end the war. you cannot end the war unless both sides come to the table starting with the russians. and that, that is the point the president has made. and we have to do whatever we can to try to bring them to the table to see if it's even possible. i'm not promising you, it's possible. i'm not telling y

i know with ruby, i certainly know it from trump's. trump was always says that this is a will that should that restore the i'm going to stop it on day one. he campaigned on that, so that's why that's up surprises that everyone seems that everyone else is surprised when, you know, when he says he's going to is about says, his mission. the reason why that surprises when trump says he's again something you're not quite sure what he's going to do about it. because them fairly, he hired rubio, plastic foreign policy establishment, new conservative as of secretary of state of upstart wiggle room where you think, well this trump really mean that so he really wants to stop the war. and in fact, that was very much lindsey graham against advice as a lensky is. look, we have wiggle room trump does as necessarily made up his mind. he has monica rubia has vehicles as carpet. and then he has dr. events and all those ones and, and the wood trump is sort of in the middle. so does that mean graham is advices. that's gonna shut off. we've got those deals very nebulous deal items. we kind of, we, we haven't

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cover kolr ruby us is on your screen right now. he is described as 5 foot 7 with brown hair and brown eyes. the man was last seen on january 8th around 09:00am in modesto, but maybe somewhere in the bay area. he is believed to be driving a gray 2008 toyota, venza, similar to the one on your screen right now. >> the license plate number jk, excuse me, 6 k z j 0, 2, 1, and in the east bay. new details about last year's thanksgiving holiday crash that killed 3 college students in piedmont. the chp report says speed and intoxication where the cars officials say the night before thanksgiving, the driver identified as soaring dixon was speeding and failed to turn on hampton road causing the cybertruck to jump a curb and hit a cement wall. the car crash between the wall and a tree. toxicology reports released earlier this month show dixon had a blood alcohol level of 0.1, 9, 5 and meth in his system. krysta tsukahara and jack nelson also died in the crash. all 3 teens tested positive for drugs. all were piedmont high school graduates visi

. >> and lastly we have ruby seated an artist who lives and works in oakland trained in traditional indianpainting. her practice centers primarily around multicultural visual storytelling and the female figure as a symbolic reclamation of power in a shifting world. she is a recipient of the 2024 s.f. moma sikka award. and here we see works from her recent solo exhibition at the ica here in san francisco in 2023. >> and once more our panel summary which followed the same guidelines as our suspended opportunity previously reviewed and yielded our three finalists . >> and lastly here's a bird's eye view of our timeline for the overarching project with your approval of these finalists we plan to review their conceptual proposals with the artist review panel in the first half of may with the intention of bringing recommended finalists to the may 21st vac meeting and having artists under contract this summer. so thank you. happy to answer any questions. >> hey. this is the very impressive here. >> and i think we're all very excited to see what is produced. >> me too. yeah. i mean really some inc

but yeah for the listening sessions yeah and like i think like i know for me actually me and ruby were just talking about this i want to was part of shelter liaison do some listening sessions in um some of the shelters that we're funding and and so like the way we did it before when julia was in the position is is that we kind of acted as a thought partners in terms of how to do it and then julia went with me and then you know it was just kind of like so there was two of us there one to take notes and one to you know and then we had like certain questions and facilitated a conference like a whole group conversation with all the residents was really great know we got a lot of deaf stuff and then the other huge thing we did was bike glide and glide really helped us with this is we did a huge like the well was during the pandemic said the street was blocked off and then we had a big table and then we had like this way for all the unhoused people and everyone really who were coming for lunch there to come in engage in questions about how the funding should be used. and so we had like these

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these are townhalls in sort of ruby red deep red areas.'re seeing resistance what's played out with these doge cuts and concerns about cuts to things like medicaid and medicare. as that pressure intensifies on republicans, you potentially could see republicans start to get a little weary and not want to vote for this reconciliation package because they think it could cost them their reelection in 2026. host: loretta in spring hill, florida. democrat. good morning you're on with scott wong. caller: good morning. i'm just wondering why the american people should let our government do the tax cuts of 2017 that trump put in the first time again? why on each side of every party, independents, republicans, democrats. why is that acceptable to give the ultra rich more tax breaks? people need to stand up. host: tax cuts in congress. guest: trump and congressional leaders and the republican party would argue that they campaigned on renewing these tax cuts. this is a central message that you've heard every time there has been pushback to a trump pol

washington continues to abuse zalinski, a mock of ruby actually states that he hasn't spoken to zalinski since also stating that the us use. so let's case actions as an attempt to add a to fluid. the trump administration efforts to resolve the conflict and ukraine. and he also mentioned the you there as well. i would ask everybody this is, there are no negotiations. what is the alternative and other 4 years of war and other 3 years of war in which the united states and europe continues to pour billions of dollars into award and ukraine? is that the alternative? i've asked every foreign minister i meet with. tell me your idea of how this turns out most don't have a plan. a few have said, well, let's give them another you are fighting a year from now a year later after another year of death, another year of destruction, then maybe put in, we'll be ready to negotiate at that point, that doesn't sound like a good plan to me and it certainly is not a plan. the presidents on board with a valid buckle. rubio, but was he alone in the us administration regarding this fence? no, the us national se