chris and sandy, who by that point had been together for years and had four kids, knew they wanted to do something to fight it, but weren't sure at the time exactly how. >> lucky for us that there were people thinking about how to fix it while everybody else was walking around going oh, no. this is a nightmare and we were lucky to be contacted by them to be plaintiffs in the case. >> reporter: over the next five years chris, sandy, and their lawyers battled it out in the courts eventually making it all the way to the supreme court in 2013, where they won and soon after officially tied the knot. >> it was a beautiful day. we had the one son with us. everybody else was off living in different cities or traveling. chris' mother was able to come. she had been shopping nearby and the san francisco gay men's choir, fortunately a bunch of them showed up and serenaded us on the steps as a wonderful surprise. it was a beautiful, if not a surprise, wedding. >> reporter: now a decade later chris and sandy are like any other couple. their kids are grown and out of the house. they spend their week

here's: sandy kenyon. sandy when you are going for the gold, there is nothing like a heartfelt speech to put you in the lead of the oscar race. >> good things will happen. sandy: although the preliminary rounds of the awards aren't supposed to count, they often do. >> brendan fraser. sandy: studios spend a fortune trying to grab and hold the attention of about 10,000 members of the motion picture academy, voters who will determine the winners sunday night. ads like these are just one part of oscar campaigns that can cost many millions of dollars. >> we want everyone to go into campaigning season understanding the regulations. sandy: the academy tries to discourage the most blatant attempts, but every so often, a specific lobbying campaign will get folks talking about and. andrea rise broke's performance as an alcoholic is astounding. it is just that so few people had seen it before big stars began singling her out in person and online. >> there were social media posts that were suspiciously similar with a

. >> reporter: it was 10 years ago, this june, that chris perry and sandy stier were finally able to married. >> people just filled up the city hall somehow. >> lots of people were waiting, but we don't know most of them. >> reporter: you may recognize perry's last name, from the supreme court, chris and sandy were one of two couples who sued the state of california over proposition eight. >> so many people were devastated by the passage of prop eight, and it was shocking. it literally, i don't think, even the more we move out after the election, we could really believe that it happened. >> reporter: prop 8 him a pass by california voters in 2008 bandmarriage, they knew they wanted to do something to fight it, but weren't sure at the time exactly how. lucky for us, that there were people taking about how to fix it, while everybody else was walking around going, oh no, this is a nightmare. we were lucky to be contacted by them as plaintiffs in the case. >> reporter: over the years, chris, sandy, and their lawyers battled it out in the courts, eventually making it all the way to the su

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. >> his mother sandy smith never lost her belief that something more happened to her son.ted a gofundme link in the hopes of exhuming her son's body to re-examine his cause of death. she is said to raise more than $90,000. >> a loving, beautiful child, had ambitions, he wanted to be somebody, he was working on that and somebody stole it from him. >> i know sandy smith has been pushing, fighting, trying to get anyone to pay attention to stephen's case. now nearly eight years. >> for eight years, having to live with that, to be told for the first time you are not easy, we believe you, we think you're right and we are going to find out the truth. >> the south carolina law enforcement division sled team said that while they do not need to exhume his body, they will be present and participate in any exhibition of his body together more evidence. bustbuster murdaugh breaking his silence to address the rumors of his involvement saying the statement "i have tried my best to ignore the vicious rumors about my involvement in stephen smith's tragic death that continue to be published

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sandy: we want to take 80 kids and 20 adults. professional sandy collier, helping to get the word out. but with the deadline just a week away, the band has only been able to raise one-third of the more than $300,000 needed. sandy: when i see these little kids run up to me and say ms. sandy, can i sit next to you on the plane? what do i say to them? jessica: in a place where the rhythm of disappointment is nothing new, antoine miller says either way, the show must go on. antoine: i know if music saved me, it can save the next generation as well. jessica: those like marquelle mclendon, his trumpet, already helping him work through the loss of his dad. marquelle: i want them to hear how beautiful the sound of the trumpet is. it's like spreading love. jessica: love, he says, that will play on. even if he doesn't get to london. marquelle: i am not gonna be mad though, i hope we still practice. and i hope we get invited again. jessica: in riviera beach , florida, for "matter of fact," i'm jessica gomez. announcer: ahead on "matter of f

>> we know he was found at 4:00 in the morning on sandy run road in hampton.s car. he had died of horrific blunt force trauma to his head. his skull was fractured. his wallet was in his car. he had his cell phone. and he was not that far from his father's house, where he lived. his twin sister stefanie was also at home. i was a prosecutor for a long time. i have prosecuted cases of people having been hit by cars. this is not the scene of a hit and run. there was no debris. >> there was no debris. lower extremities, nothing was broken. and his loosely tied sneakers were on his feet? >> yes. >> they would have been blown off. >> if it was a hit and run case. >> every hit and run case i have ever seen, shoes blow off. >> they did not have their shoes on. >> a hit and run is extraordinarily violent. extraordinarily violent. he had some abrasions but not significant. >> what do you remember about that night and when you learned what had happened to your son? >> i was on my way to work. and i heard on the big dog radio that they had found a body in the road on sandy

your son was killed at sandy hook elementary. found in the arms of a teacher's aide trying to protect him. you are angry at the cowards and profiteers. who are you referring to? >> there are a lot of people blocking the change. you can match -- you can put some members of congress in there. you can put some gun manufacturers in there. you can put some second amendment extremists in there. i use the word extremists because i think there's a lot of people that support the second amendment, as my organization does, but don't stand for getting in the way of sensible progress, which is what we need. the people that are just saying, this is the way it is in america and aren't doing anything positive, that is who i'm referring to when i talk about cowards and prove prove -- prof. >> after sandy hook, your state instituted universal background checks, outlawed high capacity magazines. the rate dropped significantly in connecticut after those changes. what is it going to take to bring it to congress to make it federal? >> we made a lot of

entertainment reporter sandy kenyon has everything fashion and design.dy: look at how beautifully they are rolling out the carpet. >> for the first time in more than 60 years, oscars carpet is not read, and a fashion expert is fine with that. >> i love the red carpet, because of its history and the legacy, but the champagne colored carpet is better for fashion. it really is going to highlight the dresses better. sandy: alex padilla points out this dress worn by oscar nominee jamie lee curtis when she won the screen actors guild awards would have worked way better on a champagne colored carpet. alex: she was amazing, and also her attitude, the way she owns it, it is everything i want. sandy: m went haute couture for her "everything everywhere all at once," but her appearance on the awards circuit is another story. in the case of angela bassett, almost 30 years separate her oscar nominations. alex: she is redefining what ageless approach is to fashion and to women in general. i think we are seeing more and more about breaking down barriers, about whoever,

sandy. patel is tracking. what's coming sandy? know, the good thing is we've gone through this before earlier this year. so hopefully you can prepare. this is the time to get ready as we look at live doppler 7. hopefully we get through it safely as we go in a little bit tighter or a little bit wider. i should say a few snow showers around lake county along with rain showers. it's a light level one storm right now that area of low pressure is going to send a wave of energy our way later on tonight. so hour by hour at 11pm. the rain is in the north bay you start to see the snow over mount hamilton tomorrow morning along with light to moderate showers. this system is out of here pretty quickly. the one that follows is the one we're concerned about tomorrow afternoon 40s 50s you get sun breaks you have time to prepare heavy rain strong winds flooding on roads and streams mudslides and debris flows over burn scar areas is the storm concerns for the atmospheric river. you you will notice it's a moderate risk. much of the bay area just u

. >> reporter: ten years ago this june chris perry and sandy steer were finally able to get married. >> people filled up the city hall. >> we had lots of people at the wedding but didn't know much of them. >> reporter: you may recognize the name from the supreme court case hollingsworth v perry. chris and sandy were one of two couples who sued state of california over proposition 8. >> so many people were devastated by passage of prop 8. it was shocking. i don't think even the morning we woke up after the election that we could believe it had happened. >> reporter: prop 8 passed by california voters in 2008 banned same-sex marriage in the state. chris and sandy who by that point had been together for years and had four kids, knew they wanted to do something to fight it but weren't sure at the time exactly how. lucky for us that there were people thinking about how to fix it while everybody else was walking around going oh, no, this is a nightmare. we were lucky to be contacted by them to be plaintiffs. >> over the next five years, chris, sandy, and their lawyers battled it out in the

. >> i was taking my dad to work and we were taking sandy run road. we pull up to a scene. we didn't know what it was. we just seen state troopers all around the road. no lights. cars are just sitting there running. finally, after waiting like 15 minutes, we took the long way. i dropped my dad off and i was like, hey, i'm going to try to take that way back home because it's a small town. if you see something like that, you you're going to be nosy. so i went back through. they were still there. so i took the other back way home. >> i think i heard it on the radio at like 7:30. i called, and stephanie answered. i said, are you ok? i heard that somebody threw a body out on sandy run road. >> she was like, who do you think it is? i said, i don't know. but i was like, mama, did you hear from stephen any? i was like, stephen never came home. >> and that's when i knew. that it was him. stephen was a rambunctious person and he just always made you smile. his quirkiness, he was intelligent and dramatic. sometimes he could fake cry in a minute. in public. >> growing up with a twin, l

. >> sandy, smith now one step closer to what she hopes will be justice for her side. >> it's hard tor a, years but it needs to start with an examination of his body. >> it's important to me, because i just let my son, since i couldn't protect him -- >> stephen smith, a 19-year-old with dreams of becoming a doctor, was found at about four a. m. july 8th 2015 on sandy ron rhoden hampton county. >> it was -- >> at the time a pathologist setup here steven was the victim of a head imran. but the south carolina highway patrol incident report noted they didn't find any vehicle debris or injury consistent with someone being struck by of. according to the case, noticed even died from blunt force trauma to the head. he had no broken bones, and evidence from the scene shows stevens loosely tied shoes remained from on his feet. >> if you're hit by a vehicle, that's going fast enough, it's gonna project you. your shoes are just gonna fall off under those circumstances. >> along with exhuming stevens body. sandy's lawyer also hope to gain access to worsens phone calls and text messages in the mont

sandy patel is here starting to pick up as india. rainfall is beginning to move in and the winds will be increasing as we had towards tomorrow morning, dan and alma choppy waters again. inside and outside the bay. let's check out live doppler 7 right now and as we check out what is happening, the low pressure system is intensifying just off the coast here. there's a secondary low right behind it. the two are going to merge and they're going to skirt parallel to the california coast, which is why we are not expecting a rerun of last tuesday, but don't get me wrong. it is still going to be stormy tomorrow. so be prepared as we check out live doppler 7, you will notice some showers or beginning to move in ahead of the storm system like to moderate in intensity right around ignacio boulevard marinwood heading out towards the east bay in the next few hours storm concerns tomorrow roadway flooding very high down trees and outages also very high stream creek flooding as well rock slides and mudslides. it's a moderate. ability our river floo

sandy smith says she doesn't know who's responsible for her son's death. >> but i want to know why you did it, and i want to know who you are. >> reporter: she wants stephens body's exhumed and an independent autopsy performed. >> when it comes to an exhumation, there are pitfalls you have to look out for, namely preparation of the remains. >> reporter: despite the potential hurdles, sandy smith says she remains hopeful. >> peace, not closure. it will never be closed because he's forever gone. >> reporter: catie beck, nbc news. >>> we have a lot to cover in our second hour of chris jansing reports, let's get right to it. >> at this hour, after a weekend of deadly violence, miami beach imposed a cur few overnight and this afternoon, a vote on another curfew. what it means for thousands upon thousands of spring break visitors. the world's top climate scientists issuing a survival guide for humanity. you've got to hear their dire warnings and the major course correction they're recommending. republicans circling the wagons ahead of a potential indictment of donald trump, with one of the f

joining us now is nikole hockley, she's cofounder and ceo of sandy hook promise. miss hockley, it is nice to see you. i'm story that is under terrible circumstances. thank you for taking time to be with us tonight. >> thank you rachel, it's always good to -- but it's always under awful situations. >> yeah, let me ask you to expand a little bit on what you said today in the immediate aftermath of this news. you said we have solutions, we mostly don't use them. you said we're praying for these families, but you said you're angry, said your ticked off at the profiteers. what did you mean by that? >> exactly that, i am so heartbroken, continue to be heartbroken every single day. there have been so many incidences of gun violence, so many incidences of school shootings. my heart just can't take it anymore, and now i'm just really ticked off. again, there are too many people that just want to debate about this, and want to talk about why we shouldn't talk about it now, or that now isn't the time, or that we need to protect gun owners suffers. and i honestly think that t

entertainment reporter sandy kenyon has everything fashion and design it in today's preview. >> look at how beautifully they are rolling out the carpet. >> for the first time in more than 60 years, oscars carpet is not read, and a fashion expert is fine with that. >> i love the red carpet, because of its history and the legacy, what it means. but the champagne colored carpet is better for fashion. it really is going to highlight the dresses better. sandy: alex padilla points out this dress worn by oscar nominee jamie lee curtis when she won the screen actors guild awards would have worked way better on a champagne colored carpet. >> she looks amazing. and also her attitude, the way she owns it, it is everything i want. >> there is always something to love. sandy: michelle yeoh hardly went haute couture for her "everything everywhere all at once," but her appearance on the award circuit, that is another story. >> michelle has become icon. >> in the case of angela bassett, almost 30 years and separates her oscar nominations. >> she is redefining what an ageless approach is to fashion a

sandi bogle . hi, sandi between. sandi bogle. hi, sandi . hi sandi. great to have you on the show.ugh the show. can tell me through the various reality you've done, you've done gogglebox , which is you've done gogglebox, which is basically a tv show in which people are filmed watching telly . celebrity big brother . what . celebrity big brother. what else have you? celebrity big brother. famous advice cry hundred percent hotter celeb on the farm. egg heads . i mean, i the farm. egg heads. i mean, i could go on and on why control the lorraine show right? what makes you do these sandi . makes you do these sandi. because this reality is real life and i love reality . i can life and i love reality. i can be myself . i don't have to put be myself. i don't have to put on tho airs and graces. what you see is what you get and that's how it's supposed to be. that's what reality tv is supposed to be like . you being you not be like. you being you not faking it open. anybody else . faking it open. anybody else. thatis faking it open. anybody else. that is reality . sandi, is there that is rea

sandy patel is here starting to pick up as india. yeah, the rainfall is beginning to move in and the winds will be increasing as we had towards tomorrow morning, dan and alma choppy waters again. inside and outside the bay. let's check out live doppler 7 right now and as we check out what is happening, the low pressure system is intensifying just off the coast here. there's a secondary low right behind it. the two are going to merge and they're going to skirt parallel to the california coast, which is why we are not expecting a rerun of last tuesday, but don't get me wrong. it is still going to be stormy tomorrow. so be prepared as we check out live doppler 7, you will notice some showers or beginning to move in ahead of the storm system like to moderate in intensity right around ignacio boulevard marinwood heading out towards the east bay in the next few hours storm concerns tomorrow roadway flooding very high down trees and outages also very high stream creek flooding as well rock slides and mudslides. it's a moderate. ability our

you can go back to sandy hook.can see where barack obama, even after sandy hook, the horrors of sandy hook, congress wouldn't move. congress wouldn't do anything. they finally did something after ten years of pressure after sandy hook and uvalde. that combined together actually got some modest gun safety reform. it's a step in the right >> it's a step. we need to make another step toward safety, protecting the second amendment and protecting our kids. you know what? those two things can be done at the same time. right now, though, it is so twisted, the imbalance is so twisted. our kids keep getting gunned down. they keep getting killed. christians, they go to church, keep getting gunned down. jewish worshippers that go to synagogues keep getting gunned down. people that go to country music festivals keep getting gunned down. grocery shoppers gunned down. movie-goers gunned down. >> nightclubs. >> it just continues. it continues. so far, in 2023, 131 mass shootings. katty kay, i won't even waste my breath asking you

sandy a 9-year-old golden retriever joined a trial and had her front leg amputated of the cancer.s immune system reacted to the listeria as she hoped. >> her body temperature started to increase, peaked around about four hours and started to drop down again. we sort of want to see that because it tells us that the immune therapy is in fact stimulating her immune response, which is what we want to happen. >> when sandy was first diagnosed, her life expectancy with the standard care of amputation and chemotherapy was around a year but that was four years ago. there is no sign of cancer? >> no. >> and you've had four great years with her? >> yeah. >> did she get extra treats when she got through it all? >> she got everything. [ laughter ] >> she still does. >> i bet she does. >> dr. mason believes studying and treats naturally occurring cancer in pet dogs are more beneficial than lab mice that have to be artificially given cancer. >> we have to find a better way to determine which are the best treatments to take forward into the human. >> this is not giving dogs rare forms of cancer

sandi bogle . hi, sandi between. sandi bogle. hi, sandi . hi sandi. great to have you on the show.ugh the show. can tell me through the various reality you've done, you've done gogglebox , which is you've done gogglebox, which is basically a tv show in which people are filmed watching telly . celebrity big brother . what . celebrity big brother. what else have you? celebrity big brother. famous advice cry hundred percent hotter celeb on the farm. egg heads . i mean, i the farm. egg heads. i mean, i could go on and on why control the lorraine show right? what makes you do these sandi . makes you do these sandi. because this reality is real life and i love reality . i can life and i love reality. i can be myself . i don't have to put be myself. i don't have to put on tho airs and graces. what you see is what you get and that's how it's supposed to be. that's what reality tv is supposed to be like . you being you not be like. you being you not faking it open. anybody else . faking it open. anybody else. thatis faking it open. anybody else. that is reality . sandi, is there that is rea

sandi sanchez was one of heidy 's coworkers. >> we worked with hazardous chemicals and gases. [laughs] crazy things you would expect a couple of girls to want to do. >> seemed heidy to thrive in a workplace that favored hard hats over heels. >> it was dangerous if you didn't follow the rules. in fact, quote from heidy, everything is dangerous. it's just what will kill you the quickest. >> two sandi sanchez, it heidy came more than just a coworker. >> i considered her my best friend. she was a person that you knew would never stab you in the back. she was a person you knew would always have your. back >> in person, she could be both. sweet and salty. and that caught the attention of one of her colleagues, 25 -year-old, conrad truman. >> i noticed her first in the hallway. >> what did you think? >> i thought she was cute. and i noticed her hard hat and they had a little personality stickers. and her said, it's all about me, deal with it. i was kind of thinking, this girl is kind of a feisty girl. >> soon, conrad asked heidy out on a date. >> i'm not that type usually. i don't ge

. >> and after sandy hook we said never again and parkland never again. let's listen toer this, and i wt to getth your comment on the otr side. >> you want to legislate evil, it's not going to happen. we have evil in this country. and everybody needs to tone down the rhetoric a little bit that just gins it up on both sides and they point the finger and nothing happens. thein if you think washington i going to fix this problem, you're wrong,s they're not goi to fix this problem they are the problem. >> there's a lot in there but the first point, how do you react toow that? there are people who say that, you can't legislate evil, this is bad people that use guns. what do you say in response to people who say you can't legislate evil? >> first of all i don't know what he talks about when he talks about evil. there are so many different motives that people have for these shootings. some have been anti-semitic, some have been nazi oriented, but for him to try to tell us you can't legislate evil when we know these are issues that peoplehe are dealing with in ev

summoned the strength to become a leading voice on the issue of gun violence, sandy hook promise isnonprofit that's dedicated to trying to prevent violence in schools, and in homes and in communities in the most practical ways. they've reached more than 18 million people with violence prevention programs, more than 23,000 schools and youth organizations nationwide. they have reached tons and tons of people trying, again, to find practical solutions to stop this epidemic. after the shooting in nashville today, nicole hockley said this online. she said, quote, we have the solutions, yet we mostly don't use them. why? because too many people love guns more than children and fight against solid measures. praying for the families, pissed off at cowards and profiteers joining us is nicole hockley. ms. hockley, it is nice to see you. i'm sorry that it's under terrible circumstances. thank you for taking time to be with us tonight. >> thank you, rachel, it's always good to speak to you, but always under awful situations. >> yeah. >> let me ask you to expound a little bit on what you said to

july 8th, 2015, on sandy run road in hampton county. >> in the road, a boy.reporter: at the time it a peerpd stephen was the victim of a hit and run but the south carolina highway patrol's incident report noted they didn't find any debris or injuries consistent with being struck by a vehicle. according to the case notes stephen died from blunt force trauma to the head and stephen's loosely tied shoes remained on his feet. >> if he was hit by a vehicle that's going fast enough, it's going to project you. your shoes are just going to fall off. >> reporter: along with exhuming stephen's body, she hopes to gain access to his phone calls and text messages in the months and hours leading up to his death. a crime scene investigator is expected to take a fresh look at the forensics and determine if he was struck by a vehicle or something else. sandy told me last year she has never accepted her son was the victim of a hit and run. what do you believe happened be to your son? >> i believe he was beaten to death. >> reporter: the case file obtained by cnn shows even the

sandy is now preparing for the worst. >> i just heard it might be another five days, so. i'm becoming a real pioneer woman now. >> reporter: but for some people, all of the hassles that come with the power outages have been too much to deal with, and they've opted to spend the week in a hotel. in the santa cruz mountains, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> certainly has a good attitude, and it's just going to get worse for them. temperatures are dropping even more. >> let's bring in jeff ranieri. it was sunny outside today, jeff, but the wind was bone chilling. >> yeah, that's really what's making it brutal out there today, giving us that wind chill, something we really haven't experienced over the past couple days. what we're looking at right now is things beginning to clear out. again, we've had that sunshine. and with those clear skies, it's going to enable those temperatures to remain cold. we've been in and out of these freeze warnings several times over the past couple weeks, but they are back in place. so the temperatures in the 30s. heaviest jacket of course. r

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we had this issue with sandy hook. these children don'txd have wallets ont( them.last thing i'll mention is the fact that the fire department representativelp wen out of her way to mention they were providing staff debriefing and mental health. as a former first responder for over 30u it's been a huge uptick.t( we suffer micro traumas, mental healthçó issues as well. to take time out and walk through some ofi] these issues with the firstxd responders÷ um to mention that in the pressi] conference isfái] notable. >> it'sçó revealing to hear you talk about the ways methods and trainings have changed. i would like toxd ask you about the training that goes into that first response. i askçó because clearly whoevers responding to this situation todayt( probably doesn't know a details about what they're getting into. all they know is that there's an active shooter. is it one person? is it, like, going back to the school shootin'■d that most of mq■ one, ootin'■d that most of what is the situation as you say on the i]ground? are there peoplez] who have bee shot but stillxd a

larry: i want to get sandy - give sandy credit, i said there is predictions of la niÑa and that willnot get much rain. she said no, this winter we will get a lot of rain. you were spot on. >> thank you, larry. this goes to prove to you that just because you have a la niÑa year it does not guarantee it will be drier than usual. it varies from year to year. we see another atmospheric river heading in our direction. right now enjoy the blue skies you see from the mount tam cam, it will look dramatically different come this time tomorrow. looking at the front -- flood threat the next few days. the bay area, sierra foothills and parts of the sierra under that moderate category for a flood threat the next two days. keep that in mind. flood watches already posted, just locally but around california as well. live doppler 7 showing you quiet conditions. we got some rain, most areas between a trace of an inch to a quarter of an inch. they got up to .6. it is 50 degrees in the city, 53 oakland, mid 50 san jose, santa clara. i love you of the camera in just sunshine out there. it is nice to see

a sign of things to come. >> during sandy we would have had the water up to our waist at this hour soyour projections do you think it's realistic that in the next hundred years we're going to get something that gets up to the top of these gates? >> potentially, yes. >> and i think that with the wave propagation with sea level rise and climate change that it could happen but we'll be prepared. >>reporter: the right solution for every part of the city is going to be different. in this case, lower manhattan high density there's almost no other choice. you just have to hardin your defenses. >> we are at the edge of the beach prevefsh. which is about 650 acres of wetlands. >>reporter: what's important about these natural places >> >> wetlands have a superpower. they're able to buffer against rising seas. they can absorb flood waters and project the communities behind. >>reporter: the nature con servancy is telling me much of southern california's coast used to look like this. beaches dunes and marshes protecting against the ocean. today this is one of the last remaining examples of that. >

>>> hi, sandy, how are you? >> hi, fine, thank you. how are you? >> good. i want to ask you what inspired you to be a paramedic? >> that's a good question. you know, i wanted to go into med school and after i found out how much time it took and all of that, i decided that that was going to be a little too much schooling, but i still wanted to figure out a way that i could provide medical care and doing that as an emt as well as a paramedic was a way to do that. >> can you give me a break down of a typical day for you? >> i come to work and sit at my desk and then i respond to e-mails and try to figure out what are some of the issues we need to address. can we hire more people. what kinds of policies we want to try to create that will help us do our job as ems. >> what does it take to be a female paramedic? >> you know, it takes quite a bit of schooling, but also required somebody who's empathetic. it can be a very stressful job and so we want people to be able to hand that on a day-to-day basis. >> so what's your greatest satisfaction in your job? >> trying

some names stand out, columbine, douglass, uvalde, sandy hook.on says we have to do better. you may remember president obama after sandy hook. >> first-graders. and for every family who never imagined that their loved one would be taken from our livesby a bullet from a gun. >> president biden once again called for a new assault weapons ban after the news of the shooting in nashville. america had an assault weapons ban from 1994 to 2004 designed to sunset after ten years. when donald trump was president, after 23 people were murdered at a walmart in el paso, he sat down with dianne feinstein and said on live television he would consider a new assault weapons ban. >> if you could add what you have also, and i think you can, into the bill -- can you do that? joe, can you do that? can you add some of the things -- you're not going to agree with me. >> trump would change his mind publicly but he would bring up an assault weapons ban several times afterwards. 1994 crime bill that banned the sale of those weapons were manufactured during ten years. that

ten years ago superstorm sandy . this neighborhood where more than 100,000 people live had had was under water. a sign of things to come. >> during sandy we would have had the water up to our waist at this hour. >>reporter: do you think it's realistic that in the next hundred years we're going to get something to gates up to the top of these gates? >> potentially, yes. and i think that with the wave prop gags with sea level rise and climate change that it could happen. we will be prepared. >>reporter: okay. so we take away from that our defense is like new york one way to adapt. what else did you find? >> they call that like a gray defense like concrete but then there's green defenses. communities that are looking at using the beach and dunes and the marsh expanding it and getting those areas able to accept flood waters because that is a great natural defense against ocean and then there are places particularly some of them in california, southern california, that are really now starting to wrestle with the idea of g

plus those timelines coming right up , man, sandy, thanks very much. today, officials in santa rosa officially called an end to their ongoing drought emergency, abc seven news reporter cornell bernard explains what that really means. back to back winter storms have been more than a drop in the bucket for santa rosa. it's been a game changer when it comes to our drought for santa rosa. we no longer need to implement our water shortage plan and we don't need to have a water shortage emergency in place. those are words water department director jennifer burke never thought she'd say. but this week after 33 inches of rainfall since october, 1st the city canceled its drought emergency plan, which asked the community to reduce its water use by 20% we now have about four years of water supply in place. so great news. rosa gets most of its water from lake sonoma reservoir last fall water levels here were the lowest in history. today the reservoir is essentially full. the lake has not been this high in my memory, since i think june of 2019 chris cooley from the

thank you, sandy appreciate it. major piece of public art honoring abolitionist harriet tubman now graces a new transit plaza next to the no. bury bart station, local artist cheryl derek cat and build the 12 ft tall, freestanding sculpture today. erekat on the left. you see here in the video , says she wanted to put forward a design that would reflect tubman's rich legacy. harriet tubman was a superhero who didn't wear a cape. her superpowers were heard intelligence. bravery and determination. which led her and her loved ones, escape the horrors of slavery and live as free people in america. and if you would like to check out the sculpture, it is at the gateway millbrae station. coming up. the pressure is on the future of tiktok in the united states. seven on your sides. michael finney targeting scam textures, the fcc what's your cellphone company to take charge? samberg joins jimmy kimmel live tonight on abc and stream on julia. you. brought your baseball glove to basketball practice. but turned out to be football

. >> and sandy hook we said never again and in parkland we said never again. look.there is some progress but there is a representative from your state who said something interesting that i think that we have to address on nights like this. let's listen to this and i want to get your comment on the other side. >> you want to legislate evil and it's not going to happen. we have evil in this country and everybody needs to tone down the writer a little bit because all it does is jam it up on both sides and then they point the finger and nothing happens because if you think washington is going to fix this problem, you are wrong. they are not going to fix this problem. they are the problem. >> there is a lot in there but i think that first point is what i want to ask you how you react to that. there are people who say that. you can't legislate evil. it's not guns, it's people who use guns. would you say in response to people who say you can't legislate evil? >> first of all, i don't know what he talks about when he talks but evil. there are so many different motives that

july 8, 2015 on sandy run road in hampton county. time, a pathologist said it appeared that stephen was the victim of a hit and run, but the south carolina highway patrol incident report noted they didn't find any vehicle debris or injuries consistent with someone being struck by a vehicle. according to the case notes, stephen died from blunt force trauma to the head. he had no broken bones and his loosely tied shoes remained on his feet. >> if you are hit by a vehicle going fast enough that will project you, your shoes will fall off under the best of circumstances. >> reporter: along with exasexashuming stephen's body, they also want to gain access to her son's phone calls and text messages in the months and hours leading up to his death. and investigators are expected to take a fresh look at the forensics and determine if he was struck by a vehicle or something else. sandy told me last year she has never accepted her son was the victim of a hit and run. what do you believe happened to your son? >> i believe that he was beaten to de

and shmat year, and he will lie at the sandy land of this sandy aleppo less than 1904 and 1987 the greatikaloe. i'm flying that a happy life goes away. today we will talk about kopyshchna, the city in the annals guesses itself and colic a thousand years ago. glorious people were born here. rings of famous people here are more accurate than a scattering of folk talints here are tables of distinguished people alice home kuzma cherny anatolian. adam rusak where are you from in the end her father? i remember son. he was a viscous violinist merry fellow, and he served in the royal military service. it was his debt to the kingdom of the virgins from the shooting who left the army, and he returned with a violin to the birthplace and linking the lute tore off his tithe of land, set up a hut and married across the seas. maria was a gypsy. well, of course, no pavellan was coming. they have an axle from bullets. about his unulka adama, such gypsies grew up vara , such hot ones from his time in runet , two reached khanama, two come to blow out a violinist with the same strict orc served there, the w

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sandy, which in the vicinity of flint is often under enemy fire, the house of this family, artillery,n all, just cut it. tell me at the time of arrival, where were you tomorrow night i will be at 3:00 night was. that's just how we slept. and that's how it all started under wrapped up. why would he need to get in, so that the ammunition would explode for him approximately 20 meters from the house. this happened in january. over the past two months, there have been three more arrivals of shells. they fell in the garden, one hit the roof of the house, some of the fragments through the ceiling reached the rooms by a lucky chance. at that moment there were no people in the building, we were running, but then she says, speak there in speak anyway and that's it. the entire roof exploded. here they have already patched up, the broken windows have been sealed helped the neighbors, who also suffered, to find in the village a facade that was not cut by fragments. that's another task. we already know the arrival, yes, when we have to by the sound by the sound. hear how they repaired, who repaired

so he will lie down on the sandy ground of this news sandy aleppo less than 1904 and 1987 the great sikaloehat i'm happy to live everything passes. today we will talk about kopyshchna, the city in the annals guesses itself and colic a thousand years ago. famous people were born here, only famous people here are more even a scattering of folk talints here are tables of eminent people alice home tishkar kuzma cherny anatolian. adam where did you end up dressed for her ? this is the virgin kingdom of his debt from the shooting who left the army, and he returned with a violin to the birthplace and linking he tore off his tithe of land with people, set up a hut and married zmara. maria was a gypsy. well, of course, not paul she was coming. they have an axle from bullets. about his unulka. adama is such a gypsy thief has grown such mountains, if i come in line at two, he is our violinist so blew out. with the same tool, an orc worker of the sayan red army served there, and at the same time he was given intellects in the teachings. i tell 20 people a year that he also studied minsk music for an ho

and for marcial navy blue, i saw the dollars they did the study without any partner, sandy utah and didn't involve the relevant institutions and the 2 countries working on these issues. i also say berlin metrics issa just last year, they took part in a norwegian study, which found that the large reef extends much further into synagogue coastal area than previously thought to last year or now up. and if it inter differ, we are in the process of conducting a reference study, but not that as india got their co vasa, we're going to take certain indicators and follow them up as they extract gas and oil, the petrol it. then we'll see what the impact is. negative, either neutral or positive and negative will be it. but i don't think it'll be positive, it does impact both was it? if mission crop according to b p, the platform will produce some $2500000000.00 tons of gas starting next year, and twice as much in the years thereafter. 5 percent of the gas will go to cynical and 5 percent to neighboring mauretania. synagogue government has yet to comment on whether it's taking the fisherman's concerns

, there was already a chumkaide in my head because of the proximity to the front line, the village sandy in the vicinity of flint is often under enemy fire, the house of this family, artillery, just riddled. how many years wait at the time of arrival, where you were will be 3:00 am, then the ammunition exploded approximately 20 m from the house. this happened in january. over the past two months, there have been three more arrivals of shells. they fell in the garden, one hit the roof of the house, some of the fragments through the ceiling reached the rooms by a lucky chance. there were no people in the building at that moment. and you. but nothing in the yard , we run, otherwise she will keep talking. speak there. say what to say everything. she, of course, exploded the entire entire roof. here they have already patched up, the broken windows were sealed with the help of the neighbors there, who also suffered to find in the village a facade not cut by fragments. you can hear the other task when we already know the arrival. yes, when he comes, of course, he lives on and fly away from the

(sandy ramos) how are you? - bright and early! - we already have the machine.ready for the cows. they're just finishing washing it, and then the cows will leave in a minute or two. - because you've milked them already. - exactly. - you start milking them at... - 5h30 or 5h45. today is the day that the cows are moving to another land. they have been here for 15 days. we have 86 cows. they start eating from there to down there, where the land is bigger. it's like 10 hectares. i don't know really know how to say it. - yes. you have a very strict routine in the morning. - yes, exactly. it's always the same thing, because the cows, if you change their routine, they act strange and the milk won't have the same quality. - really? - everything affects them if they're nervous. they're like us. if we get nervous about something, it seams like work doesn't go as well. the cheese here is made with raw milk, and our milk has to have quality. we need very calm cows and happy cows. he's finishing washing the machine, because the machines that we put on the cows have to be ver

load on attractive territories less critical, and rest, there more accessible, where kilometers of sandy beaches are promised to domestic holidaymakers, money becomes, in short, when such projects are invested, and why patriots invest in them, we will talk about this with the ceo of the tourism corporation point rf sergey sukhanov. it is said that the corporation should create conditions for russia to travel around the country, in my opinion, the target in 2030 is 140 million trips, yes. but what mechanisms can be used to achieve such a result? in our part, in the development of tourism infrastructure, we act as a development institution, as an investor and as a developer? yeah, as a development institution, we provide a lot of advisory support to investors, which come to us, and come and not only to investors, but also to the regions, as an investor, we invest corporation money together with a private investor, in fact, federal money for the implementation of these projects and we go with them all the way to the commissioning of objects of operation, as a developer. we are engaged in ma

that is, it is closer already to konstantinovka, and there will be like so i are there, sandy quarry,y settled there. here they are trying to knock them out. well , as it were, again, here, i personally have the feeling that ours can cut this time at any moment and don’t just do it well roughly speaking, controlling the escalation, so that, well, not getting ahead of ourselves, because it is very convenient to fire at them. along this route. our artillery. there are mortars just a few meters from them, so it is very convenient. yes, i mean, you know what is unusual in your today's inclusion. this is what we hear shell explosions for me, and we hear birds singing and i really want it to be possible soon on donbass land instead of the roar of shells that civilians have been hearing for eight years, they have heard birds singing. thank you big. rowling was with us now for a short commercial and we'll be back, stay tuned. no, it doesn't make any sense. as far as i understand, there are americans, illegal immigrants from the fsb, but they themselves don’t know who, but we never had, illega

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