samantha: thank you.eneral election on sunday could make history, potentially giving the country its first female prime minister. the far right brothers of italy party are seen as the front runner of analytes that is predicted to win the vote. their main contender is a centerleft coalition led by the former prime minister. the new government will ce a series of daunting challenges including soaring energy costs, large public debt, and the war in ukraine. here is our europe editor. >> italy's political earthquake travels in style these days. >> are you the best person to govern italy? i had to ask. the self-appointed defender of the italian people to become italy's next premier comes from the near fascist hard right. although her tone is now consciously more mainstream. italy is changing, she says. while her critics worry about her race in the far right, she is concentrating on ecomics. this crowd is worried about the cost of rent and the price of gas. they really want to give her a go. >> we need to chang

samantha: the second what rep. porter was saying, it is all connected, so when we are fighting for the abolition of nuclear weapons, those other instances of violence will hopefully also be reduced. but, i mean, we can also focus our energy on the specific abolition of nuclear weapons at the moment as an organization. final thoughts -- thank you all for coming. i know it is a very unapproachable topic often times, but i hope it feels more approachable now, and just know you do not have to be an expert to be an activist in this sphere appeared you do not have to be a scientist who knows how to make or disassemble a weapon to get a say in the issue. iman: thank you, everyone, for coming. a huge thank you and gratitude to global zero, for having this conversation. as i mentioned at the top, we are often look at as the perpetrators and not the victims good as we look forward in these spaces, especially following the last question, we need to remember there have been hundreds of bombs dropped on middle eastern children.

this is coming from samantha and her, you know, mente shin. her mental capacity is that of somebody who's like eight or 9 10 years old. so for her to say that it does sound like something she would say that that's her boyfriend. but does she really comprehend what that means? is she talks to samantha often and is glad her cousin and other women are safe away from jackson . now that he's been arrested, samantha has said to me on the phone, and i can't say this that she had no control of her life of anything. she did her time who she could talk to. of even what sophia did that dante jackson controlled everything. the arrest are one component of the case. there is also another . the family is in the process of filing a lawsuit accusing the department of children and family services in alameda county of mishandling sophia's case, allowing her to be taken from extended family and placed into the care of her mother. greg liggins ktvu fox two news. it is a heartbreaking story, greg. thank you. today marks 21 years since the september 11th attacks ear

this is coming from samantha and her, you know, mente shin. her mental capacity is that of somebody who's like eight or 9 10 years old. so for her to say that it does sound like something she would say that that's her boyfriend. but does she really comprehend what that means? says she talks to samantha often and is glad her cousin and other women are safe away from jackson . now that he's been arrested, samantha has said to me on the phone, and i can't say this that she had no control of her life of anything. she did her time who she could talk to. of even what sophia did that dante jackson controlled everything. wow. the arrest are one component of the case. there is also another. the family is in the process of filing a lawsuit accusing the department of children and family services in alameda county of mishandling sophia's case, allowing her to be taken from extended family and placed into the care of her mother. greg liggins, ktvu fox two news. a minor earthquake rattled the bay area just a short time ago. that quake measured 2.9 and hit a

id administrator samantha power. featuring louis cato and the late show band and now live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! (cheers and applause). >> stephen: we're back, baby, we're back. (cheers and applause) hey, everybody, thank you very much. welcome, welcome, one and all to the late show, in here, out there, all around the world, i'm your host stephen colbert. ladies and gentlemen-- (cheers and applause). >> stephen: you watch the show, you watch the show and i suspect you are now. you know that i like wrestling with life's big questions like why do bad things happen to good people or better still why don't more bad things happen to terrible people. people-- people like florida governor and body builder-- florida governor and body builder who always gets head day, ron desantis, you'll recall that governor desantis tried to score cheap political points in florida by dragooning people off the streets in texas and smuggling them to massachusetts. well, good news we found

samantha power, usaid administrator. madame administrator samantha power my friend it is great to see you. >> great to see you. >> i'm going to say it is sort of a terrifying time in the world. i want to start with ukraine and the images of the digging up of graves in izyum, of the atrocities that look to have been committed there. do you think as someone who has written the book on this and understands this issue in a deeply emotional, granular way, do you think there is a chance putin will be held accountable for this or anybody will be held accountable i should say? >> it is a great question, and certainly those images, those lives cry out for accountability now from the grave. i'd say this was the biggest worry all along with this conflict is that you would combine a capacity for atrocities if putin had already shown himself capable of in places like aleppo teaming up with the assad regime or backing assad as he gassed people to death with the military prowess of a super power. and when you see the lines being pushed

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. >> reporter: her mother samantha samantha was charged with her death, samantha's brother boyfriendwas wanted for murder but managed to to elude police for months. now now we know according to

samantha bee's cancellation hits at tough times for women and poc and late-night tv.ecause when you think person of color, you think samantha bee, a white lady from canada. imagine the tough times ahead for true canadians of color you know, like -- yes, like justin trudeau. [cheers and applause] to some it is a tragedy that a woman of prominence was unceremoniously removed from tv. the writer actually says fingers crossed twice that they land and a new platform that values her show more. the only way that will happen is if the show include some full frontal. another who is worse would say! we have to get rid of these people! who are they? did you write that? then they mention other canceled shows with obscure women and minorities. saying if only they get and give it a chance. excuse me, they got a show, that was a chance, and they will probably get another. it's something 370 million americans don't get, never mind that they had viewers reaching for the remotes like brian stelter reaching for a scoop of cherry flavored lard. that's why hillary and her no talent daught

and samantha to my immediate left is adept at describing these issues. one of the experts at the energy markets here at brookings and think through who had as got the upper hand, putin or europe on issues of natural gas, as well as the broader question how the world is adapting to this crisis and trying to respond to keep the oil and gas flowing, keep the energy prices reasonable even as we also see how we can try to give vladimir putin greater incentives to end this terrible conflict. i'm going to stay a couple of words as i warm up here and begin, based on my recent trip of last week, to poland and ukraine and starting with questions for our panelists and as suzanne said, have time for all of your thoughts in the last 20 minutes or so of the hour. let me just make, if i could, maybe four broad observations about the trip and i'm not going to overstate what i accomplished or what i saw. i was only in ukraine for a couple of days, only in kyiv, for a little over a day and with hats off to a polish think tank, called pism, polish institute for internation

samantha has said it should give me controlled by this man. harris says her cousin told her that jackson would take the sim card from her phone so she couldn't contact her family. she says she wants answers about her daughter's death as well. she wants closure to. she doesn't know the last few minutes of her daughter's life. harris says, well, they're still hoping to learn exactly what happened to sophia. >> she also wants to bring awareness to these types of situations to help prevent other people from being hurt or killed in the future. in the newsroom. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> well, in the east bay, police are looking for the gunman who shot a man yesterday afternoon. that shooting happened on gray street. officers say they found the victim with multiple gunshot wounds. he was taken to the hospital and at last word was in stable cococoition. a burglary turned into a triple shooting in san leandro where police say it happened at an indoor marijuana grow facility. so we have video from the citizens app showing the scene. police say a secu

over at the mit age lab, samantha brady is exploring the impact of extended longevity on the functionthe human body. - we are in this unprecedented time of longevity. back in the 19 hundreds, erage lifespan for people was out late forties. - seriously. - so that's crazy to think about. - i did not know that. everyone is living longer lives thanks to advances like greater access to clean water, antibiotics, and vaccines. - now we have about a 30 year bonus. - [maren] but it's not all rosy. sam helped develop a suit that well, simulates what my body might feel like at upwards of 70. - so we're gonna start with this weighted vest. - okay. - this is one of the pieces that's gonna help simulate what muscle loss might feel like. - okay, okay. - we'll just strap you in. - this suit mimics the shortening of our ligaments. oh my god they're heavy. spinal compression and the loss of balance that occurs as the years go by. - [samantha] let's pop the goggles on. - [maren] it also simulates loss of vision and hearing. - [samantha] you are now agnes. - transformation complete. i definitely feel lik

this is coming from samantha and her, you know, mente shin. her mental capacity is that of somebody who's like eight or 9 10 years old. so for her to say that it does sound like something she would say that that's her boyfriend. but does she really comprehend what that means? says she talks to samantha often and is glad her cousin and other women are safe away from jackson . now that he's been arrested, samantha has said to me on the phone, and i can't say this that she had no control of her life of anything. she did her time who she could talk to. of even what sophia did that dante jackson controlled everything. wow. the arrest are one component of the case. there is also another. the family is in the process of filing a lawsuit accusing the department of children and family services in alameda county of mishandling sophia's case, allowing her to be taken from extended family and placed into the care of her mother. greg liggins, ktvu fox two news. new video coming to us tonight from the el dorado county sheriff's office shows how a deputy rus

samantha has said it should give me permission to she was controlled by this man. harris says her cousin told her that jackson would take the sim card from her phone so she couldn't contact her family. she says she wants answers about her daughter's death as well. she wants closure to. she doesn't know the last few minutes of her daughter's life. >> harris says, well, they're still hoping to learn exactly what happened to sophia. she also wants to bring awareness to these types of situations to help prevent other people from being hurt or killed in the future. in the newsroom, amanda hari kron, 4 news. amanda, thank you. an update tonight on the murder of the young son, carlos mother, who is believed to have been be headed with a sword by her ex-boyfriend. the arraignment of the accused killer jose land data is expected to happen. >> tomorrow afternoon, 27 year-old karina castro was killed last thursday. >> when she was attacked outside of her apartment, police believe the violence stemmed from a domestic dispute. when data is the father of castro's one year-old da

i'm samantha simmonds and these are the headlines. voting is under way in italy's general election, with opinion polls suggesting victory for the far right which would usher in the country's most right—wing government since world war ii. these are live pictures of rome as people vote in an election triggered by party infighting that brought down prime minister mario draghi's broad national unity government injuly. in the uk, the labour party pledges to boost the economy and create jobs through investment in green energy with plans of making the electricity network carbon—free by 2030. thousands queue at the georgian border to leave russia as president zelensky accuses vladimir putin of sending russian conscripts to their death in ukraine by forcing them to fight in the war. a british man freed after being held by russian—backed forces in ukraine describes how he was stabbed by a russian officer and thought he was going to die in captivity. and from a dead rat to an exploding martini glass. the bbc gets rare access into the cia's secre

her mother samantha was charged with murder and child abuse. melody is her cousin. >> i couldn't believe it. it teams like a long time coming. but just knowing she was picked up in newark which is where samantha was picked up in newark i don't know. it was around the around the same circumstances with a prostitution ring. he's deposited bail set for a million dollars. >> agent from merced area gang an narcotic enforcement team helped in the arrest many nofrm us credit goes to our police department and our task force for working tirelessly and devoting tremendous resources to investigating the case and locating mr. jackson. the merced mayor said in a mayor kpix five. >> i feel like getting dhante is one piece of the puzzle giving us resolution as a family. >> multiple reports stated that jackson abused sophia. family members say repeated pleas for help with child protective services an others were not heard. >> we are sure there are more kids stuck in the system not being taken care of properly and we don't want to it come to this for any other

samantha has just give me permission to she was controlled by this man.says her cousin told her that jackson would take the sim card from her phone so she couldn't contact her family. she says she wants answers about her daughter's death as well. she wants closure to. she doesn't know the last few minutes of her daughter's life. harris says, well, they're still hoping to learn exactly what happened to sophia. >> she also wants to bring awareness to these types of situations to help prevent other people from being hurt or killed in the future. in the newsroom. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> time now to get your check out your 4 zone forecast. taking a live look across downtown san francisco. karl, the fog. all right. nice to see. clear kind of creep party tonight and resort the standing right. she's got a >> forecasting will bring there. yeah, we are tracking still good to moderate air particles but call the fog really going to help us out. in addition to that sea breeze going to push out that remnants of what was once hurricane kay out of the bay area. so t

this is coming from samantha and her, you know, meditation. her mental capacity is that of somebody who's like eight or 9 10 years old. so for her to say that it does sound like something she would say that that's her boyfriend. but does she really comprehend what that means? is she talks to samantha often and is glad her cousin and other women are safe away from jackson . now that he's been arrested, samantha has said to me on the phone, and i can't say this that she had no control of her life of anything. she did her time who she could talk to. of even what sophia did that dante jackson controlled everything. wow. the arrest are one component of the case. there is also another family is in the process of filing a lawsuit accusing the department of children and family services in alameda county of mishandling sophia's case, allowing her to be taken from extended family and placed into the care of her mother. greg liggins, ktvu fox two news. the bart station in san bruno is back open this morning after a man was found dead on the platform over

that is something that has upset samantha. >> still not able to use my arm. i am having to miss out on work. i was really frustrated to read that they commented that there was no injuries or anything like that. dan: we reached out again to the promoter but have not yet heard back. we will keep trying. let's move to gas prices. as you have probably noticed, they are surging once again in california. we are close to breaking the all-time record which was set in june. the state average is now at six dollars 20 one cents, up $.89 from last month. -- $6.21, up $.89 from last month. in san jose, the number is $6.30 per gallon. dion: next week is fleet week. more than one million people are expected to converge on san francisco. today, the warning was to plan ahead and take public transportation. >> if you have to drive, make sure you don't leave anything valuable in your car. the time to remove those valuables is not when you park because unfortunately, there's a certain element that's going to be looking for that. dion: you also might try picking a preplanned meet

samantha has said it should give me permission to she was controlled by this man. harris says her cousin told her that jackson would take the sim card from her phone so she couldn't contact her family. she says she wants answers about her daughter's death as well. she wants closure to. she doesn't know the last few minutes of her daughter's life. >> harris says, well, there's still hoping to learn exactly what happened to sophia. she also wants to bring awareness to these types of situations to help prevent other people from being hurt killed in the future. back to you. amanda, thank you. >> today marks 21 years since the september 11th terror attacks on america in danville. remember, the ceremony took place at oak hill park this evening. it was well attended by community members. we spoke to karen step or the city's former mayor about the observance. >> 9 to 11. it's a really special time because we went to so many people that citizens and first responders passed away. this is a special time to come to our community to sell that to celebrate. but to remember 11 du

samantha used to do just click outside. you will select 3 nipple there at the cwa the when upload my option you, me just after russian cancellations, co founder of the pushkin's prize in rome, junia bizarre bravo was unable to get any information. a telephone motel new day since she saw support from eternity, and journalists, only one responded with during fingers that zip over to a little time bigger rings your for your mental give you a note about john franco published a story about julia and his newspaper, but backlash quickly followed julia and her friends were accused of promoting the interest of a hostile country. they had to seek legal advice. levels to drop a line of stuff that i did see on levels duda and i presented my nostrils audio but gave an associate our sense of thought, a sense of food. our no now food food, just to i mean, think about it a little put to know then we shot it is samantha by the bed lateral. bygone duck is the foreman tumble audio home from today? she does. he need to see a nigger prone to th

this for the children, samantha and josh moved in with ali sister.e the kids often. and that both families have been very friendly towards each other. something that would've made his brother proud. >> we want them in our lives. we want them to know who their dad was. the night before hollywood shipped up to state prison to start serving her life sentence, chrissy took the children to visit with her. they couldn't touch the glass barrier separating them. they spoke over jailhouse phone. >> that just breaks my heart. >> it's hard to watch. >> very hard to watch. i had to turn away. numerous times. because, like i said, it's just heartbreaking knowing that they couldn't just touch. that she couldn't touch her babies that she loves so much. >> and, mark podolak, went where he always goes on the anniversary of matt's death to talk to his brother at the cemetery. >> i hope that you're proud of your big brother a little bit. because i kind of hopefully help do you rest in peace a little bit more than you have been. and, there was still a podolak paying ama

that is something that has upset samantha. >> still not able to use my arm. am having to miss out on work. i was really frustrated to read that they commented that there was no injuries or anything like that. dan: we reached out again to the promoter but have not yet heard back. we will keep trying. let's move to gas prices. as you have probably noticed, they are surging once again in california. we are close to breaking the all-time record which was set in june. the state average is now at six dollars 20 one cents, up $.89 from last month. -- $6.21, up $.89 from last month. in san jose, the number is $6.30 per gallon. dion: next week is fleet week. more than one million people are expected to converge on san francisco. today, the warning was to plan ahead and take public transportation. >> if you have to drive, make sure you don't leave anything valuable in your car. the time to remove those valuables is not when you park because unfortunately, there's a certain element that's going to be looking for that. dion: you also might try picking a preplanned meet u

i'm samantha simmonds and these are the headlines...s is bbc news. i'm samantha simmonds and these are the headlines... voting is under way in italy's general election with opinion polls suggesting victory for the far right which would usher in the country's most right—wing government since world war ii. in the uk, the labour party pledges to boost the economy and createjobs through investment in green energy with plans of making the electricity network carbon—free by 2030. now time to cross to sarah with the sport _ now time to cross tol sarah with the sport. departing coach kristian woolf says his st helens' side are the best team of the superleague era. they beat leeds rhinos by 2a points to 12 to make it a record four grand final titles in a row. watching at old trafford for us was adam wild. the walk to old trafford one of rugby league's most prized journeys. leeds' fans perhaps hadn't expected to get here this year. st helens' fans — well, they expect nothing less. three titles in three years — lifting trophies, they've had plenty

. >> reporter: her mother samantha samantha was charged with her death, samantha's brother boyfriend dhante jackson was wanted for murder but managed to to elude police for months. now now we know according to police that he had help from at least three women who have been charged with being accessories to murder after the fact. >> during the investigation they they learned that several of these females had assisted jackson in eluding capture by providing him with money, shelter, and transportation. >> reporter: investigator say the gruesome details of sophia's sophia's death and life have disturbed and unnerved veteran detectives on the case. they hope dhante jackson's capture provides comfort to severe surviving family. >> the family of sophia mason, her real family, those who loved loved her, are now closer to securing justice. >> last night we spoke with a member of sophia's family and they are hoping her story can serve as a warning for other families whose children could be be in danger. >> it shouldn't have come to this and we don't want it to come to this for any other child

you can reach me on twitter — i'm @samantha tv news. hello.ot too bad —— skies pretty clear. skies are pretty clear at the moment and the weekend is looking not too bad. this is what it looks like out there right now. a few showers around, but generally clear across most of the uk through the early hours of saturday. the temperatures ranging from close to freezing in the scottish clans, around ten in liverpool and 12 degrees in the south. recently, it has been pretty cloudy and wet because of a stubborn weather front. the thinking is the weather front should be out of the picture in the english channel and across france. there is a possibility it could be cloudy in the extreme southeast. elsewhere, waking up to sunny spells and i think through the course of the afternoon, showers developing. but in scotland and northern ireland, it should be a predominantly dry day. here temperatures will range from 12—16, in the south, still around 18. a lot of sunshine, but watch this cold front sweep into northern and western scotland later in the day. the

joining me is samantha power at the center of the u.s.e global toll of this war. she said of u.s. aid, distributing billions of dollars abroad and also ambassador under president obama. thank you for joining us. >> good to be here. >> with russia having a permanent seat on the security council how has that stood in the way of the united nations coming together? >> this is not new. i was in the united nations when the war in syria was raging more than it is today. and russia used the veto again and again to protect syria, that was gassing its people at the time, and protect itself because it was bombarding aleppo, and horrific attacks on civilian centers, infrastructure, et cetera. and now we see russia protecting itself. and you heard president biden yesterday just saying no member state of the united nations can rip up the u.n. charter, lop off part of a neighbor, commit aggression of this magnitude. i would note, something that's so obvious that zelenskyy would be speaking before the u.n., he's in ukraine, another testament to how isola

una mujer despuÉs de haber asesinado a su hijo de siete aÑos en las vegas se declarÓ culpable, samanthanÍa autismo, lo habrÍa golpeado en la cabeza y estrangulÓ por diez minutos. el jueves tendrÁ la decisiÓn. >>> el roypo a mano armada habrÍa ocurrido el 28 de agosto . la vÍctima gritÓ y se dio a la fuga. despuÉs de meses buscando se detuvo en el Área de la bahÍa a un sujeto que asesinÓ a una pequeÑa de diez aÑos. tenemos el caso. esa tierda mitada y ocho aÑos de edad ya no esa tierna mirada. (inaudible) justicia busca la familia. con el sospechoso y el departamento de justicia de la familia. la abogada de la familia dijo que sofÍa sufriÓ de abuso y estuvo desatendida en los Últimos siete meses antes de morir. piensa que la muerte de sofÍa se pudo evitar, llevaba mÁs de un mes muerta cuando fue encontrado muerta en la casa de jackson. segÚn los cdc uno de cada cuatro niÑos sufre abusos se reportar. >>> pueden morir niÑos a causa de esto, hay agentes profesionales en san francisco y estados unidos y en otros paÍses para proteger a las personas abusadas. jackson no respondiÓ a la sociedad

samantha has just give me permission to she was controlled by this man. harris says her cousin told her that jackson would take the sim card from her phone so she couldn't contact her family. she says she wants answers about her daughter's death as well. she wants closure to. she doesn't know the last few minutes of her daughter's life. harris says, well, they're still hoping to learn exactly what happened to sophia. >> she also wants to bring awareness to these types of situations to help prevent other people from being hurt or killed in the future. in the newsroom. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> it's 908, in the east bay. oakland, police are looking for the gunman who shot a man yesterday afternoon on gray street. that's where officers found the victim had been shot multiple times taken to hospital. and as far as we know is in stable condition right now. a burglary turned into a triple shooting in san leandro. it happened at an indoor marijuana growing facility and we have video from the citizen app showing you the scene and the police response. a securit

samantha, thank you. for your commitment to america's veterans and best of luck in your next adventure. you will be missed. mr. speaker, i rise today to remind everyone that while national suicide prevention awareness month is concluding, we cannot afford to lower our guard. it dismays me that still so many veterans take their lives every day. in 2020 approximately 16 veterans died by suicide daily. another year with more than 6,000 veteran suicide deaths. we must stay vigilant. it took an incredible amount of work to get staff sar gent suicide prevention grant program passed in legislation through congress. and i am pleased that the first grants were awarded just last week. now 80 community-based organizations in 73 states, d.c., and the american samoa will receive funding to provide or coordinate suicide prevention services for veterans and their families. where and when they need it. so many veterans either cannot or will not access the v.a. but their community knows how to find them, how to get them o

i'm samantha simmonds and these are the latest headlines.new conservative government. the chancellor, kwasi kwarteng, defends the tax cuts he announced on friday as being the key to growth despite his measures having a negative impact on the financial markets. voting is under way in italy's general election, with opinion polls suggesting victory for the far right which would usher in the country's most right—wing government since world war ii. hurricane fiona slams into canada's eastern coast with heavy rains and huge waves, washing away homes and cutting power to tens of thousands of people. now on bbc news, click. this week, we're back in berlin as europe's largest tech show powers up. yeah, we'll glide through the halls to see what's big, what's new and what's bonkers. what are you doing? multitasking. meanwhile, lara has been to the british seaside.

samantha has said it should give me permission to she was controlled by this man. harris says her cousin told her that jackson would take the sim card from her phone so she couldn't contact her family. she says she wants answers about her daughter's death as well. she wants closure to. she doesn't know the last few minutes of her daughter's life. harris says, well, they're still hoping to learn exactly what happened to sophia. >> she also wants to bring awareness to these types of situations to help prevent other people from being hurt or killed in the future. in the newsroom. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> 809, is the time. and new this morning. filet o police now investigating a deadly stabbing happened about 9.30 last night on the 100 block of you on a drive. that's right. near the parkway shopping center. police say the victim is a 46 year-old man from below. the killer is still at large, hasn't been arrested yet. this is the 17th homicide in toledo so far this year. in the east bay, oakland, police are looking for the gunman who shot a man yesterday afternoon. t

i wanna bring in boston world political reporter samantha gross. samantha, governor desantis is proudly taking credit for the flights of migrants to martha's vineyard. lots of questions are now swirling around what happened in texas before they boarded that plane. now, a promise of rights groups has -- mayor healy, and rachel rollins, the u.s. attorney for massachusetts to open up and criminal destination into all of this. what can you tell us about that? >> yeah so in letters to attorney general mark healy, and the u.s. eternity for massachusetts, rachel rollins, the group lawyers which are based here in boston wrote that they believe that migrants were induced to board airplanes and cross state lines under false pretenses. so, they are pushing for an investigation to get some of these questions answered about what exactly these folks were told in kind of how their paperwork was processed before they got onto these planes. others have made similar asks for such investigations. they represented dylan front and as who represents this area in massach

samantha has said it should give me permission to she was controlled by this man. harris says her cousin told her that jackson would take the sim card from her phone so she couldn't contact her family. she says she wants answers about her daughter's death as well. she wants closure to. she doesn't know the last few minutes of her daughter's life. harris says, well, they're still hoping to learn exactly what happened to sophia. >> she also wants to bring awareness to these types of situations to help prevent other people from being hurt or killed in the future. in the newsroom. amanda hari kron, 4 news. it's time now to get you a check of your forecast. taking a live look outside at walnut creek. a little hazy again today. >> little chilly outside is welcome for meteorologist kyla grogan standing by with details. quite a difference from last monday. kyla. oh, my goodness. and i'm happy to say i have kind of good news for everybody today on our monday. happy monday, everyone. even though we do have this haze, you can certainly see it out there in the sky. and that is

decision. po, actively participate in all the war activities since the beginning of the invasion, samantha, he wrote it in there for and that, but is the citizen of russia. and he put this to the door himself on his social media channel. and the woman who was going door from door for, for this false a was she said that the people who is of passports of russia and also the written members of the russian military can ward of course, this is all fake and stage and the results are already known as it has been declared before they even started the referendum. now what are you hearing from the reasons where voting is happening? well, they do. what is russian propaganda trying people to believe? and what is actually happening is 2 different scenes. what is happening in reality is that russia occupied territories of who are part 3rd or 4th ukrainian region this landscape done yet. here son ends up patricia and they are forcefully making people to go and vote. but they actually don't need that as much . they just need some pictures for the russian propaganda to show that war to has started and then

and samantha to my immediate left is adept at describing these issues. one of the experts at the energy markets here at brookings and think through who had as got the upper hand, putin or europe on issues of natural gas, as well as the broader question how the world is adapting to this crisis and trying to respond to keep the oil and gas flowing, keep the energy prices reasonable even as we also see how we can try to give vladimir putin greater incentives to end this terrible conflict. i'm going to stay a couple of words as i warm up here and begin, based on my recent trip of last week, to poland and ukraine and starting with questions for our panelists and as suzanne said, have time for all of your thoughts in the last 20 minutes or so of the hour. let me just make, if i could, maybe four broad observations about the trip and i'm not going to overstate what i accomplished or what i saw. i was only in ukraine for a couple of days, only in kyiv, for a little over a day and with hats off to a polish think tank, called pism, polish institute for internation

her mother, samantha johnson, was arrested at that time and charged with murder and and child abuse. melanie is sophia's cousin. >> i couldn't believe it. it feels like it has been a long time coming. i'm so glad they finally got him. just knowing that he was picked up a new work work which is ironically where samantha was picked up when they they got her, i don't know if it it was around the same circumsts or if there was a prostitution ring going on or what, but i know they got him and he has bail set for $1 million. >> reporter: and norma's credit goes to our police department and our task force who have word tirelessly and devoted tremendous resources to investigating the case and now to locating mr. jackson. the mayor said in a statement to kpix five, -- >> even though we can get sophia sophia back, getting dhante is one piece of the puzzle that is going to help us get resolution as a family. >> reporter: family members saie with warnings and pleas for help fell on deaf ears. >> let this be a lesson that she that she is not the only one. we sure there are more kids out there who

with you choose level was your home is sure, but when you go to do it gets hook me up today it's samantha, look, it seems so if you bought the mill, dump them up, i want you to stay on the loop, pulled them just the letters are chilly, said was not only yours, but you said she had a sweet. you could tell him about them. a friend like that. can you shoot presupposed somebody's visibility? comes on. i'm incubators are send it to you guys. so it is, i keep it in that issue that the bus stay on this when you get in for about about of to sure more than a day or something the we will know lou on yet, so we're just going to get there. so the brittany would that opportunity to show perceive bullied utah school convention, a 2 bedroom apartment a bonnie deal us. let's see deal of what i don't really feel, paula. paula? soon as he does your push for will it under group all of us me to south? good dollar insurance better it dark. wonder about a lot of sinners to meet them. so if i beat the upset, i just put it with me just up get bonus juice. over little, so we're waiting. you didn't was name gab, s

that is something that upset samantha. >> i'm still not able to use my arm.i am having to miss work. i was really frustrated to read that they commented there were no injuries or anything like that. jobina: we reached out to the promoter again, but have not heard back. julian: next week is fleet week. more than one million people are expected to converge on san francisco. the warning is to plan ahead and take public transportation if you plan to come to the city. >> if you have to drive, make sure you don't leave anything valuable in your car. the time to remove the valuables is not when you park. unfortunately, there is a certain element of will be looking for that. julian: tell your friends coming to the city too. jobina: not part. julian: give that reminder. you also might want a preplanned meet up time and space. there is a lot of fun to be had next week. fleet week begins monday with military band concerts around the city, a tour starting wednesday. the main excitement is friday, including the 2022 airshow and parade. the question is, will the fog play a

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. >> and sophia's mother samantha, who is also in jail. she, too, faces second-degree mur and other charges. three yesterday in merced, each faced accessory to murder charges. they are accused of giving jackson shelter and transportation while he was in hiding. >> doubled the reward to find the missing 24-year-old's body. they are offering $100,000, leading to the recovery of her remains. and she was last seen on antioch, when authorities suspect, that her ex-boyfriend killed her in his home on that day. >> and two police officers injured after a suspected drunk driving hit them during a traffic stop. it happened in solano county. they stopped another car, when the suspect's -- and one officer had to be airlifted to the hospital with his injuries. he's expected to be in stable condition tonight. and one officer was treated for lesser injuries and has been released from the hospital. the driver of the car, was arrested for dui. >> historic nights, as the first gay romantic comedy by a major hollywood, wrapped around the block. and they spok

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i want to bring in cnn business writer samantha murphy kelley.line about this unveiling today. apple does such a good job of gining up expectation. what do we think will happen here today, what will the phone have to make it different? >> they are expected on do four different iphones this year, but only in two sizes. a 6.1 and 6.7 inch device. the 6.7 inch device with the two different sizes, so basic model and a pro, is actually quite a big deal because people who really wanted a bigger phone before had to pay those premium prices. so this is bringing that bigger size back to a more affordable level. but across the board we are really expecting a lot of the same that we've seen from apple in years before, slimmer, sleeker, faster, smarter. nothing totally revolutionary, but a lot of the little things add up. we're potentially expecting satellite connectivity. and that would mean if you are out in a location where you are not getting service, you still might be able to make limited calls or messaging in an emergency situation which would be a pr

this is coming from samantha and her, you know, mente shin. her mental capacity is that of somebody who's like eight or 9 10 years old. so for her to say that it does sound like something she would say that that's her boyfriend. but does she really comprehend what that means? three other women were also arrested, along with jackson on charges that they helped him evade arrest. investigators allege they gave him money, shelter and transportation while he was on the run. the part stationed in san bruno is back open this morning after a man was found dead on the platform over the weekend. the station was closed for several hours yesterday as police investigated what happened, investigators say. so far there are no signs of foul play. a bus bridge was available for passengers during that closure. after the d n a sample of a rape victim was used to arrest her for an unrelated property theft. attorneys for the plaintiffs say her dna sample from 2016 was used to arrest her for a crime that happened five years later. they argue that is a violation of

as samantha is particularly adept at addressing these kind of energy issues, one of the world's experts markets is a seniorer fellow and can help us think through who has the upper hand as well as the broad question of how the world is adapting to this crisis and trying to respond to keep the oil and gas flowing into the price is reasonable even as we also see how wee can try to give vladimir putin greater incentives to end the conflict. i'm going to say a couple words as i warm up here and begin based on my trip last week and then starting within some questions as susanna said to come have time for your thoughts in the last 20 minutes or so. let me if i could make observations about the trip and i'm not going to overstate what i accomplished or saw what was in ukraine for a couple of days for a little over today and with hats off to a polish think tank that is essentially the publishf institute for international affairs that organized the whole trip and provided security and so forth and could set up the meeting with president zelenskyy. t one observation, and these are not meant to be

and before i ran i had never seen anybody like me run for school board, hola i'm samantha ramirez theranda democratic parties endorse candidate for san rafael school board. yeah, i didn't win the election, but i grew and i learned so much and i really so many doors have opened for me since then, i think all of us have to use our voice and and be the change that we want to see the first word that comes to mind. when i think of you as courage. and you know courage comes from the latin core meaning heart and basically it means to speak. one's mind coming from the heart. so how do you tell your students? your kids how to speak from the heart. i think i try to show them how to do that. and i model that i show up with my heart. i love and i care for my community for my students and when you are genuine, you can just you can just tell you know, and so i'm really passionate about the work that i do and i think that that's how i impact my students by them seeing me show up with my heart the theme for this year's hispanic heritage month is inclusivity for a stronger nation and what that means t

if samantha sent a copy of them, wanted to see it as the moisture but then what, and you don't make it, i mean old lane, you get, i'll walk. ah, all. oh, movies. earlier i just give them up and say, i don't can come in at 230 and then you come here below, which was interesting. so when you eat hetcher's, go down here to decoy. she talks to portions dad, watching daughters from the road of life foundation went to the new guns region where they were in great demand. ah, even in peacetime homes and rehabilitation centers with a disabled like somewhat behind the times. in terms of medical advancements, essential drugs and doctors, us guess those to yeah, mom and heading him at betty now to delete the money in years and you can now step each did it by checkups. you will hear marla. there thaw will get through there, but she got her dish door a smallish gift that none like i could hear a still a key that she showed her with a dish. jo below oh wow. i ordered a, literally, a shoke, a daughter, a dollar a year that he ca, coy, simeon lee. now now now did that. he still has some of that do what