sarah's friend. she vanished. >> what were you doing? >> sitting around. >> and what liam did next horrified the listening detectives. he reached over and search anthony for a wire. >> dude, you can blame me for doing this, all right? i've gotta fill you up, bro. real quick, all right? >> you aregood. >> no disrespect. >> -- down, and we're listening to that in the car. and things became very, very real at that moment. >> and then just as suddenly, the tension broke. liam stopped searching. explained the cops had been on his tail. >> about what? >> about killing sara. >> anthony said back and listen to liam. the officers hung on every word. >> and not even -- that's not even the worst part. >> it was chilling, i mean -- we looked at each other we couldn't believe what we were hearing. >> it nauseated me. >> then the cops had something else, liam wasn't in this alone. he had an accomplice. >> the two of us -- >> they talked for 20 minutes before liam slipped out into the night. >> it was good talking

remember sarah dutra? secretary, elisa's friend, who came in with her little dogs and was so helpful to the detectives after larry and elisa disappeared? now elisa was saying killing larry was sarah's idea. >> i never would have thought that upon my own. >> elisa told the story this way. larry was a heavy drinker and drug user. he was abusive, she claimed, and she feared for her life. one day, she said, she confided in her young friend sarah. sarah said there was just one thing to do, kill larry mcnabney. now, in this three hour long interview, elisa went into detail after gruesome detail of how she and sarah did it. elisa and larry were at a horse show in los angeles, she said, and sarah flew down to meet them. or rather to meet elisa, since larry didn't like sarah, said elisa. >> and what did you guys decide to do with him? >> we said if we kill him, nobody's gonna miss him. >> were you going to do it that day? or were you going to do it sometime in the future? when were you guys planning on doing it? >>

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scott in vegas and sarah feeney. and when amaka deputies not yet announcing scott's role in the shooting but say she may have been a nanny for the family or a close family friend of both samantha scott and daniel sarah are facing murder charges. >> and they're both being held on a no bill murder charges in the state and about at this time. >> so sarah phinney was born in san francisco, went to school in san mateo and was a pitcher in the mlb. we also now know he is a son in law of the victims. he's married to gary and wendy's daughter erin. but sarah phinney and scott are now being extradited to placer county. a court date has not yet been set. >> all right. back here in the bay weather time as we get a live look at the golden gate bridge in lawrence is here with a look at the forecast. hard to believe. we're in a flip flops and shorts just a day ago. and now we're start to bundle up a bit as we've got changes works and well, you might need that umbrella this weekend to so tonight we do have some clouds are gathering

sarah started vaping atjust nine.d a serious habit. her nicotine addiction was that of a heavy smoker. her mum mary tried to stop sarah vaping but it was impossible. when she got to secondary school is when it really became... there are times i barely let her out at one point. i was cutting holes in my carpets in my bedroom to hide them in, like behind radiators and carpets and everything to hide them. i'd hide them everywhere. even inside teddy bears i'd find them. it sounds like a proper addiction, right? it sounds like you were properly addicted. like, hiding stuff. yeah, the doctors actually asked me when sarah woke up did they think she might need a nicotine patch? addicted to vaping and asthmatic, last month sarah was rushed to hospital with breathing difficulties. she ended up being put into a coma after her lung collapsed. you know, the minute your child is going to icu that is not good. we didn't know if they were going to come back and tell us sarah if was dead or not. there is absolutely no words to describ

sarah, coming back to ou, advantage. sarah, coming back to you. if _ advantage.e. sarah, coming back to you, if we look _ advantage. sarah, coming back to you, if we look at _ advantage. sarah, coming back to you, if we look at the - to you, if we look at the specific trial, the judge to you, if we look at the specific trial, thejudge has already decided essentially the core of this case, so do we know how it's going to end? so i know how it's going to end? sr i think we have a pretty good idea. thejudge made a decision and gave the government partial summaryjudgment on a frauds claims related to these valuations of assets, but the judge, it was a very scathing opinion by thejudge, it is very clear what he thinks of the government's evidence so far, and that i suspect it is likely to go the way of the government at the end of the day here as well.— day here as well. josh, you talked about _ day here as well. josh, you talked about the _ day here as well. josh, you talked about the number. day here as well. josh, you| talked about the number of indictments the for

sarah bills is geopolitical analyst and independent journalist joining us from seattle. also joining us is heather lamastro who's an educator and founder of penn palestine who joins us from berky california. welcome to you both sarah bills i'll start with you and i like to get your reaction to what the israeli energy minister has said um confirming the fact that water is being blocked electricity and fuel from uh also uh is being blocked from entering gaza and he called palestinian's animals uh, what purpose does the killing of palestinians at this point serve uh israel when it comes to what is doing in the gaza strip? well, um, there's so, there's a mediad of reasons for this, first of all, that is genocidal language, united u and human rights watch has declared that to be award crime and a crime against humanity, so um, we're also in the process of manufacturing consent, we have to remember that the... league is coming together much more strongly and bricks is being utilized as a unification device uh while the war in ukraine is not doing the job to bring russia down,

by the age ofjust 12, sarah had developed a serious vaping habit. it. i've seen six—year—olds doing it, just walking about the streets. but these children don't know anything about it. like whereas me being starting up when i had nine, i had some sense to it. like, that i shouldn't be doing it. her mum mary was trying to stop sarah vaping, but it proved to be impossible. when she got to secondary school is when it really became — there was times i barely let her out at one point. it sounds like proper addiction, right? it sounds like you were properly addicted. the doctors actually asked me when sarah woke up, did they think she might need a nicotine patch? addicted to vaping and asthmatic, last month sarah was rushed to hospital with breathing difficulties. she ended up being put into a coma after her lung collapsed. you know, the minute your child's going to icu that's not good. we didn't know whether they were going to come out and tell us whether sarah was dead or not. there's absolutely no words to describe, when you think your child is going t

that was once sarah's career. >> i come out of grad school at the age of 27.or, ready to take on the world of special education. >> reporter: sarah's dream was to teach children with autism. so she decided to take out a $118,000 student loan to get her master's in education from columbia university. >> i applied to a handful of education schools, and i got into the best. and there was pride in that, right? >> reporter: she started teaching in denver. >> these are great memories. i remember all of these kids so well. >> reporter: when their twins were born, the weight of the loans became crushing. >> between the loans, the amount of that, and the two of us being paid on a teacher's salary, that wasn't going to work. >> reporter: sarah quit teaching for a job in consulting so she could afford the $440 payments on her loans every month. >> the interest is 7.65%. >> pretty high. >> reporter: at a nearly 8% interest rate, her $118,000 balance ballooned to $180,000. >> it was obviously not the smartest decision, right? like, i could have made another decision. it's

well, we appreciate that perspective sarah, boss, devante. thank you. thank sarah. some other story is making headlines. a former russian state tv journalist, who protested against the ukraine war live on air has been sentenced to over 8 years in prison in abstention. marina of santa nico was found guilty of spreading false information about russia's army. in a separate incident, she fled the country a year ago, while under house arrest. at least 21 people have been killed in a bus crash near the italian city of venice. local media say that the vehicle veered off and overpass and fell to the ground close to a railway track in a suburb outside of venice. according to the authorities, the boss was carrying taurus staying at a camp site. poland has restored cheques along its border with slovakia to per illegal migration along the boston route. the measures will be in effect for 10 days. slovak yeah, has criticized to move saying that a europe wide solution to address illegal migration is necessary. the us house of representatives has voted to remove republican speaker,

hello, | stella. -- sarah mccallum. hello, lookin: stella. -- sarah mccallum.orrow _ stella. -- sarah mccallum. hello, looking on to tomorrow morning, | stella. -- sarah mccallum. hello, i looking on to tomorrow morning, the red weather— looking on to tomorrow morning, the red weather warning is still continuing. what can we expect to see and _ continuing. what can we expect to see and hear tomorrow morning? we will see and hear tomorrow morning? we. will still see and hear tomorrow morning? will still be in see and hear tomorrow morning? - will still be in response mode in terms of what we are doing so we will still be dealing with the red warning as you quite rightly pointed out. alongside the amber warning. sorry, could you restart that? and is there _ sorry, could you restart that? and is there any— sorry, could you restart that? and is there any issue is if you speak as if— is there any issue is if you speak as if it _ is there any issue is if you speak as if it is — is there any issue is if you speak as if it is tomorrow morning if at all possible?— all p

sarah: that's a big question.of a plan to do something about it you will see issuance raise. you will see concerns about how much the government has to pay out the debt amount. all of a sudden interest rate payments will learn and it will be a bigger part of the budget. thus the problem. lisa: we will develop this conversation coming up. let's look at where markets are trying to create stability. s&p futures up .4%. the euro leading lower 1.055 after yesterday's press conference with christine guard. seems like a dovish pause component -- compared to jerome powell hawkish pause. that is how it was received. and 10 year yield at a stasis as it has been in the morning and then in the afternoon it is 4% in right now it is 4.85. crude prices are up about 2% on the heels of geopolitical risk. 8:30 a.m. we have core pce and personal income spending. i'm curious to see whether the spending we have with consumers has bled into an inflationary pop. it feels like everyone believes that we will not get inflation even though

sarah and abraham were married for biblically, we can talk about 80 years, 70-80 years before hagar in the old testament is given ishmael's mother is given by sarah to abraham as his wife in the hopes that she, sarah will be able to have and help raise abraham's children because she can't do it. so in that society we have all of the family raising the child, so sarah, the the the non-muslims would emphasize the fact that ishmael isn't even legitimate, but when you turn to the chapter in genesis and exodus, you see that sarah is clearly giving hagar is a wife to abraham and the hopes of having children, then we have ishmael is born, we have. the covenant made with god and the circumcision and all of this takes place before isaac is even on the same, so in that sense with the birthright verses and ishmael being the first born, we're all done with birth rights and inheritance rights to any land, and in particular, abraham's importance to the world as a whole is not what land, and numbers of people, the progeny, it is actually his religious inheritance of which the... old testament tells u

sarah campbell has joined sarah campbell hasjoined me, what do we know?5: ~ , ., ., , do we know? 36-year-old gavin plumb from harlow — do we know? 36-year-old gavin plumb from harlow in — do we know? 36-year-old gavin plumb from harlow in essex _ do we know? 36-year-old gavin plumb from harlow in essex has _ from harlow in essex has been charged with soliciting to commit murder and incitement to commit kidnap. holly willoughby did not appear on this morning yesterday, details first revealed in the sun of an alleged plot which it said mean she is now under police protection. essex police have confirmed that the 36—year—old man was arrested. detective superintendent rob kirby called this an extremely fast paced investigation with many officers and national partners working overnight to secure the charges. itv, holly willoughby is clearly one of their biggest stars, they had said the news has come as a huge shock to everybody at this morning and itv, they are providing support to her and herfamily. dermot o'leary they are providing support to her and her fa

scott in vegas and sarah feeney.n amaka deputies not yet announcing scott's role in the shooting but say she may have been a nanny for the family or a close family friend of both samantha scott and daniel sarah are facing murder charges. >> and they're both being held on a no bill murder charges in the state and about at this time. >> so sarah phinney was born in san francisco, went to school in san mateo and was a pitcher in the mlb. we also now know he is a son in law of the victims. he's married to gary and wendy's daughter erin. but sarah phinney and scott are now being extradited to placer county. a court date has not yet been set. a tragic story out of the south bay tonight, a family, a father rather in san jose is being charged in the overdose. >> of his baby daughter. officers say that when they arrived to a home near blossom hill road, they found the 3 month-old little baby phoenix unconscious. autopsy showed that phoenix died from ingesting meth and fentanyl. her father is scheduled to be arraigned on monda

sarah, what about creating safe quarters? what's the potential for that to happen in the near future? a just like just to comment back today, are you on a security council resolution has been locked as an initiative to result in a resolution of course to top the fire in gaza and that has been blocked. the owner and the who and the unit assess are doing great job, but it's, it's, it's very contradicting how the politics behind this conflict is blocking those. you an agencies from carrying out their own missions. it's very important to a pine top, but is there a asked to respect human rights and let the humanitarian gallery doors a worked out for all those teens and something fire is a must 1st and hopefully in the future know you and security council resolution in that matter would be blocked. yeah, the politics are really important in all this with the us. we know as a pointed, what they're saying is a special envoy for middle east and humanitarian issues. present binding is heading to the region in the next few days. you thi

josh, sarah, great have your insights tonight. thank you so much. in washington, republican house speaker kevin mccarthy is facing a rebuke from his within own party, as republican representative matt gaetz of florida has filed a motion to vacate him from his leadership role. here's the moment that it happened. the gentleman will state the form of his resolution. declaring the office of speaker of the house of representatives to be vacant, resolved that the office of the speaker of the house of representatives is hereby declared to be vacant. speaker mccarthy then posted on x, formerly known as twitter, saying simply, "bring it on." the move tees up a showdown in the house, as representatives will now need to decide whether to oust mccarthy over the next two days. but it's currently not clear if gaetz has the crucial 218 votes needed to remove mccarthy. he may even need to lean on democrats to do it. democrats are set to meet, tuesday morning, to discuss that very dilemma. it's an escalation of a dispute, after mccarthy relied on democratic votes to

sarah, can you talk about the concrete services that shalom bayit divides people?the first service we provide is phone counseling line. it is not a 24 hour hotline but during business hours we try as hard as we can to answer the phone . and anyone answering the phone can provide guidance, emotional support, and some kind of concrete planning for next steps when someone is calling us. two of our main counseling programs are really lovely. we have support services in the east bay and throughout the rest of the bay area on a rotating basis. support groups are chance for women who have been abused to come together and feel they are less alone in some of the shame and secrecy is broken down. we have women in those groups who have experience the very bad physical violence. women who have had financial abuse. women who have had verbal and psychological abuse and they get together and work on healing. after individual counseling focused around trauma and healing from the abuse. and navigating spirituality within a jewish lens after something atrocious like this has happene

a 49 year-old danny, sarah feeney and 33 year-old samantha scott in connection to that fatal night. placer county deputies saying they believe sarah feeney is that masked man wearing the hoodie in that surveillance video. adrian says when she learned her sister's husband, daniel sarah phinney and her sisters, close friend samantha scott, were arrested for the shooting of her parents. she was shaken to her core. she says, quote, this was a heinous, calculated crime. did you lawsuit alleges danny and aaron were responsible for adrian? is parents deaths and claims the murder and attempted murder were premeditated and planned. adrian is now suing for damages as a direct result of the murder and attempted murder of her parents claiming the incident has deprived her of love, affection, comfort, mental support, lost earnings and many other damages as they relate to the events that have played out as a result of the 2021. lake tahoe shooting. >> that was zach boetto reporting for us. >> israel is keeping the pressure on hamas punishing then with airstrikes. civilians, though, are still cros

ok, sarah, iam going conversations with it. ok, sarah, i am going to have to interrupt you there.number one at the court now, court number one at the old bailey. we do seem... to be heading into the country now. let�*s listen into mrjustice hilliard. fin listen into mrjustice hilliard. on the listen into mrjustice hilliard. q? the 25th of december 2021, listen into mrjustice hilliard. (m the 25th of december 2021, contrary to section two of the treason act 1842. the maximum penalty for this offence is seven years imprisonment. second, having an offensive weapon, contrary to section one of the prevention of crime act 1953. the maximum penalty for this offence is four years�* imprisonment. third, making threats to kill, contrary to section 16 of the offences against the person act 1861. the maximum penalty for this event is ten years�* imprisonment. he now falls to be sentenced for those offences. the maximum penalties provide the outer limits within which i must operate. before sentencing the defendant, i have to make factual determinations about his mental state in the months leadi

, because she can't do it, so in that society have all of the family raising the child, so sarah, the the the non-muslims would emphasize the fact that ishmael isn't even legitimate, but when you turn to the chapter in genesis, and exodus, you see that sarah is clearly giving hagar as a wife to abraham in the hopes of having children, then we have ishmael is born, we have the covenant made with god. and the circumcision and all of this takes place before isaac is even on the same, so in that sense with the birthright verses and ishmael being the first born, we're all done with birth rights and inheritance rights to any land, and in particular, abraham's importance to the world as a whole is not what land and numbers of people, the progeny, it is actually his religious inheritance of which the old testament tells us that abraham belief was so strong that it was perfect in the eyes of the biblical god, so we have to remember that abraham's inheritance is actually from a religious perspective and the message from allah. right, and pheno fa, so this idea of birthright, i'm sure you've bee

sarah, also question, who was behind last year's north stream blast. but according to her, the concern she raised our common sense, arguing that germany should use the pipelines from russia to bring cheaper energy to the e. u. country especially considering the current economic crisis it's facing the before you. i think that is the story about the cranes truth and how stupid are we to replace our defendants in russian gas with defendants and much more expensive gusts of a country that a place to prove this attack on our infrastructure and supported the perpetrator liquefied natural gas has always be much more expensive than pipeline gas, and it's sold by us companies and europe. much higher price has been in the us. and the greater our defendants, the more this price rise by us into the item for her effort and posing basic questions that germans living under high energy costs might be concerned with, sir received a less than enthusiastic reply, leaving more questions than answers the requested information affects increasing interest, the particularly n

i, like sarah, will be here all day. this is something that i'm particularly excited about. and, you know, would love to talk to you more. so thank you. >> good morning. so how did i get on this stage? so i was a scholar at the library center and the kluge center. but before that, i'm also a washington d.c. historian who -- my actual thesis is slavery inside the white house. i've written two books about this, most recent book was "the invisible untold story of african american slaves in the white house," and i am currently in preproduction for the documentary based on that book which i hope to have the documentary finished by next year. but before all of that, i was a comic book nerd. so i spent a lot of time in my time at the library of congress trying to go through their comic book collection. i also have an expertise in the depiction of african americans in comic books in the united states. i've done presentations on that, to dc comics and marvel comics, going through their own collections and showing how they represent african americans in thr own art form. and more cely

live now to the newsroom and our correspondent sarah campbell. sarah, what more do we know?a developing story and now an active police investigation, so the details we can say about this are limited. as she said, essex police are saying that 36—year—old gavin plumb was arrested on wednesday. they are saying at 36—year—old man from harlow arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to kidnap as part of an ongoing investigation. this arrest was made on wednesday. he is currently on custody, due to reappear later today at chelmsford magistrates' court. the story first came to light really yesterday morning when holly willoughby, one of itv but not biggest stars, didn't present this morning yesterday. it was first reported in the sand that this was because she had been the target of an alleged plot. the newspaper reported that the police had found sinister messages threatening to kidnap and harm the store, saying digital devices and mobile phones were taken during the arrest. we have also heard from a detective, who has added this was an extremely fast—paced investigation with many offi

to sarah, thank ou kyiv are more than anyone. to sarah, thank you very _ kyiv are more than anyone.anyone. to sarah, thank you very much for _ kyiv are more than anyone. to sarah, thank you very much for that. - thank you very much for that. let's have a pause. now it's time for a look at today's sport with hugh ferris. hello from the bbc sport centre. we start with the ryder cup, where play is under way on the final day in rome. europe, looking to regain the trophy, know if they win four of sunday's 12 singles matches it will be job done against the united states. let's head to the course and speak to our correspondent andy swiss. this day is going to ebb and flow. it will be matches going red and blue depending on if it is a usa or europe leading, but what is the latest right now? you europe leading, but what is the latest right now?— europe leading, but what is the latest right now? you are right, there has been _ latest right now? you are right, there has been a _ latest right now? you are right, there has been a lot _ latest right now? you are right, there has been a lot of - l

sarah, what's the one issue? — take this forward. sarah, what's the one issue?moment. the nearest police station is 20 miles away and people are highly concerned that the police force has been cut drastically under the conservative government. so this came up time and time again that people didn't feel as safe in their communities, but then wanted to know that community policing was on the agenda, and labour have committed to 13,000 police officers if elected, and a real focus on community policing so that we know who it is in the community to go to. and that there's a proper link established because that has dissipated under the conservatives who have made extreme cuts and have left people feeling vulnerable.— extreme cuts and have left people feeling vulnerable. sarah edwards - now the new _ feeling vulnerable. sarah edwards - now the new labour _ feeling vulnerable. sarah edwards - now the new labour mp _ feeling vulnerable. sarah edwards - now the new labour mp in - feeling vulnerable. sarah edwards - i now the new labour mp in tamworth. congratulations to y

that's why almost o antidepressants increase the concentration of sarah toner between cells. the theory as a simple one, the more sarah tone and you have, the less depressed you are the, that's a sign of done. it's a convenient type offices. and it's easy to understand because you have a simple, apparently biological explanation. and can say, i have a certain tone and deficiency and explain for doctors. it also makes the consultations much easier. listen, you have low serotonin and i have a drug that will increase it and it makes for an easy conversation to head on. so i think that's why it's so persistent and widespread. the problem is it is totally completely wrong. and yet the internet is awash with reports, claiming sarah tone and deficiency causes depression. even though studies have failed to prove the hypothesis. no one actually knows what goes on in the brain, june depression, and how anti depressants influenced the psyche. but science rejected the 3rd tone and hypothesis long ago. feel it absent are. many doctors will say they don't know if it's true. that's best bec

sarah, just talk us through the background of the case.

when sarah was born and sarah good deny all intimacy with witchcraft, sheba off an immensely colorful confession confessed witchcraft, s witchcraft trial is in place and fingers beg point left and right. orter: watch the full program online, booktv.org, just search "in depth". or stacy schiff. >> host: here's a look at some of the authors set to hit bookstore shelves this fall including several from current and former members of congress. kentucky republican senator rand paul is such to release deception, the great covid cover-up coming out october 10th. the book explores the origins of covid and federal funding for bioengineering, gain of function research. senator paul is also doctor paul, medical doctor and optimal just who graduated from duke medical school and your member his high-profile classroom with doctor anthony fauci during the covid crisis. regnery is his publisher. this is his sixth book. regnery also landed republican senator ted cruz's latest book, how to defeat cultural marxism in america. that comes out november 7th. according to the publisher's blurb, in this hard-h

and sarah, let me bring national national a on this national. what do you, what is your understanding as to what's happening at the roster crossing with egypt? of course, the 8 good come into the border with israel as well, 6 crossing se, but there's been a lot of focus right now on rafa. there are lots of 8 convoys wasting outside of profit across seem to guys with a much needed aid. what is your understanding as to what's happening at that border crossing and the conditions in which this aid would be allowed into gossip? no, honestly it's not very clear. i mean it's, it's very vague. even so i'm trying to eat some something. me just so i don't, i don't i that kind of came, i have, i need a more information except that's how we did it in, in, in, in goes ice that there's a concern also by the egyptians up and that this would be a evacuation that would lead to actually the transfer and kind of outside of sentience to a refugee kind of state of the board. and, and you know, of course, protestant in stone to on that. and educations don't want that

the i'm sarah kelly. welcome to the program. in iran, a 16 year old girl is in a coma after being assaulted by the so called morality police. according to curtis rights groups hang up, the groups said that our meta garland was attacked any to run subway for violating the islamic republics, had job rules. but a ronnie and authorities claim that she fainted and hit her head. st media released this edited video after the injury occurred. a similar incident last year sparked mass protest in iran. us and the right scrub head hadn't got said that the girl is being kept under tight security in the hospital and that her family is being prevented from seeing her. her parents were allegedly interviewed on state tvs surrounded by security forces. germany's foreign minister has issued a statement on social media island, a bare bach wrote that once again, a young woman is fighting for her life for showing her hair in the subway. and that her parents have a right to be at their daughter's bedside. for more on this let's bring in sarah bozza b

scott vegas and sarah feeney. when amaka deputies not yet announcing scott's role in the shooting but say she may have been a nanny for the family or a close family friend of both samantha scott and daniel sarah are facing murder charges. >> and they're both being held on a no bill murder charges in the state and about at this time. >> that was zach boetto reporting for us this morning. sarah phinney was born san francisco and went to school in san mateo and is the victim's son in law. the 2 suspects will be sent to placer county to stand trial. google has made improvements to their smart watch. but is it enough to compete with apple and samsung? rich demuro has a full review of the pixel watch to in today's tech smart. it's tough to match what an apple watch can do. but that requires anciphone. if your android, the pixel watch 2 provides a basic smartwatch experience with better health tracking than last year. and some new safety features. >> google's $350 pixel watch. who is now on sale you experience will any o

sarah phinney is booked into the auburn jail in placer county. he's expected to be arraigned on halloween. this halloween. mariah davis would have turned 24 years old. the east bay teenager was tragically killed by her ex-boyfriend in 2018. the 2 met at san leandro high school part memorial is now on display for domestic violence awareness month. kron four's ella sogomonian has more on the warning signs to look out for. a beautiful display was set on a table in honor of mariah davis, a former student at san leandro high school and other domestic violence victims. >> the teacher range the pictures and encourage the conversation about domestic violence with her students, some of whom paid to the porch of mariah for her mother to keep mariah was killed just a few weeks before her 19th birthday on halloween by an ex-boyfriend who turned himself in national coalition against domestic violence reports, the 40% of women murdered are killed by intimate partners. and the domestic violence is most common among women between 18 and 34 years old. the executi

thank you, sarah. tens of thousands of kaiser employees have wrapped up day one of what's been the largest health care strike in our country. there now resting up to hit the picket lines again for day 2. in santa rosa, nearly 2000 kaiser permanente. workers, including lab techs, nurses, er department personnel and house keeping workers took to the picket lines starting at 6 this morning. santa rosa is just one of 14 bay area, kaiser locations. workers say they're striking to speak out about low wages, staffing shortages and a cost of living adjustment. >> you know, through the covid crisis, we lost a lot of employees. >> and we've never backfield those positions were tired. our patients don't have quality care are good we're out here fighting for patients today. >> kaiser permanente issued this statement to kron 4 news. quote, we remain committed to reaching a new agreement that continues to provide our employees with market leading wages. excellent benefits, generous retirement income plan and valuabl

. >> and katie wants me to meet sarah, a young chef with a growing reputation for doing amazing things innards. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> she's gonna make a frittata for us. >> right. >> and it's topped with chicken innards. >> so everything we focus on here, in your restaurant, is offal. >> yes. >> yes, good. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> one egg per person, okay. >> yes. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> oh, yes. >> either for breakfast, lunch, dinner, yeah. >> i like it in a sandwich. >> yes, in a sandwich. that's what i used to take when i was a kid to school. >> yeah, very down with that. >> chef sarah gave up medical school to pursue her dream of opening a restaurant. >> oh, yes. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> in rome, you find frittatas and chicken organs, but separately. >> but separate. >> yeah, and she's combined them. >> yeah. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> oh, wow. >> smell it. >> oh, yeah. that's nice. >> don't forget about this bread. >> oh, wow, yeah, nice and hot too. >> so good. >> mm. that's great. >> thank you. >> that is great! >> this is

and that is 4 sarah stinson joins us now. live. sarah, what are you learning? >> yeah, we're all out here. kind of standing by watching the scenario as it happens. and we're kind of sneezing or coughing out here because they did deployed tear gas and then we saw smoke coming from the chase bank here on fulton and central streets. let's take a look. lives we can show you what's going on here. we see a lot of police here. we've seen their tactical forces, people in full gas mask heading inside. everyone telling all the officers telling the public out here, hey, we have deployed tear gas. you may want to back up. so you don't, you know, get the effects of that. but still a big group of people out here wanting to see what's going on in their neighborhood. well, we've heard so far from police. nothing officially confirmed. but we heard from the the tactical forces announcing to a person inside this chase bank saying come out with your hands up in the air, drop the knives and come out with no issue. they don't want anyone to get hurt. they keep yelling that inside. t

lgbt voices continue to be heard loudly in ukraine, where an american transgender woman, sarah ashton cirilla, has come out again. he gave a long interview in which he spoke about all the hardships and hardships he faced on the front line, thanked the american command, which helped him return to the post of speaker of the defense forces in the armed forces of ukraine. on the. i remember because of calls to kill russian journalists, perverts along the river, were removed from their positions, but now sarah is back in business. a citizen of the united states and transgender for the first time in the position of the armed forces of ukraine. sarah receives a lot of criticism for her identity and becomes the target of constant attacks by russian propagandists. propagandists. one of her emotional appeals, which concerned the responsibility of russian propagandists, caused a resonance in the kremlin, they accused her of outright death threats, and the video also reached washington. where they wanted an explanation about her role in ukraine. sarah was temporarily suspended, but the truth quic

and, you know, what do the opposition parties actually disagree on then, sarah? there is an opposition coalition appointed and confirmed, they are going to have to work together and that may end up being quite difficult. i think it might be a bigger problem for the opposition parties to work together. they're broadly in consensus on some of the key issues and certainly in terms of the changes that they believe need to be made here in poll. i think what could be the problem will be that there will still be a very large constituency from the governing party and another far right party, which also looks like it will also have a number of seats in parliament. so i think going forward with the president as well being backed by the governing party, any kind of coalition of opposition might find it difficult to make the kinds of changes that they've been promising that they do want. but first and foremost, there needs to be a decision on who is going to have the first chance at forming a government. and we've just heard from the president, he was in the vatican today on

, because she can't do it, so in that society. we have all of the family raising the child, so sarah, the the the non-muslims would emphasize the fact that ismael isn't even legitimate, but when you turn to the chapter in genesis and exodus, you see that sarah is clearly giving hagar as a wife to abraham in the hopes of having children, then we have ishmael is born, we have the covenant made with god and the... circumcision and all of this takes place before isaac is even on the same, so in that sense with the birthright verses and ishmael being the firstborn, we're all done with birth rights and inheritance rights to any land, and in particular, abraham's importance to the world is a whole is not what land and numbers of people, the progeny, it is actually is religious inheritance of which the old testament tells us that abraham's belief was so strong that it was perfect in the eyes of the biblical god, so we have to remember that abraham's inheritance is actually from a religious perspective, in the message from allah. right, and so this idea of birthright, i'm sure you've been expo

jonathan: sarah, thank you. sarah hunt of alpine saxon woods .ington weighing in on the recent drama in the nation's capital. peter tchir coming up at about 8:00 a.m. eastern time. all that still to come. good morning. ♪ ♪ is it possible to fall in love with your home... ...before you even step inside? ♪ discover the magnolia home james hardie collection. available now in siding colors, styles and textures. curated by joanna gaines. was also the first time you heard of a town named dinosaur, colorado. we just got an order from dinosaur, colorado. start an easy to build, powerful website for free with a partner that always puts you first. start for free at godaddy.com >> my mission is to ensure the house of representatives run better. if kevin mccarthy passed a budget and follow the law to move spending bills, regardless of what is going on, he would be the speaker today. it was his unwillingness to do that started it into the agreement he made in january to become speaker that led us to this moment. jonathan: condiment matt gaetz speaking to bloo

that is sarah edwards with him.hat has been a victorious night for labour in two of those key by—elections. cheering it is quite something, we've worked hard and i'm proud of the team. everybody he was turned out for labour and said they want change. it is an amazing flight to be flying, people are fed up of the conservatives and they proved it by voting for a fresh start. i would like to thank everybody for the energy they put in for the campaign, the positivity, the way we've given people a choice. it sets the tone for the general election which we hope is coming soon. i would like to introduced the leader of the labour party, keir starmer. cheering sarah edwards, what a fantastic candidate, a fantastic member of parliament. an incredible campaign. i parliament. an incredible campaign. i want _ parliament. an incredible campaign. i want to— parliament. an incredible campaign. i want to say thank you to all of our members who did an incredible 'ob. our members who did an incredible join people — our members who did

let's speak to our north america editor, sarah smith.plane was already in the air when this explosion and this blast took place. how does that change the dynamic of the conversations he was going to have with regional leaders here? it has made the situation much more complex and joe biden is due to leave the white house any minute now and will be setting off very shortly heading for tel aviv. this is an extraordinary trip which was a very high—stakes gamble even before the news came in of this hospital bombing and it is a visit with two purposes, and both of those got a lot more difficult today. firstly, he wants to go there to demonstrate what he calls his ironclad commitment to israel and its right to defend itself and that is a position thatjoe biden has had for over 50 years now. but it is a position which is much more uncomfortable to defend tonight than it was even this morning. the other thing he wants to try to achieve is to get israel to allow emergency humanitarian aid into gaza and to put in place some kind of measures to prot