. >> tina hadn't heard from her sister, sherrie, for a number of days. it was really unusual. they speak just about every day. it was a secluded home. everything's dark, and she's trying to get in the house. >> as tina approached the front door, she noticed it was unlocked. >> the door doesn't open more than a foot, and she's pushing on it and pushing on it and then looks around to see what's blocking the door. >> through a narrow gap in the doorway, tina recognized her sister's body. sherrie mccoy was on her knees, slumped over in a position as if she's trying to get out and somebody was trying to stop her. >> a few feet away, detectives found sherrie's boyfriend, doug lawson. he had been shot multiple time. >> doug was laying in a little void in the living room as if he was coming off of the couch to take cover. >> detectives could find no signs of forced entry. in the kitchen, dinner was still on the stove. sherrie and doug's two rottweilers were in the bedroom, locked inside. >> the only thing i could do was surmise that doug was an having an encount

they're hoping one day sherry will walk through their door. in san mateo, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >>> a dry winter is raising concerns about another potential drought in california and the bay area. with little rain so far in february, the federal drought monitor says 59 percent of california is now experiencing abnormally dry conditions. a comparison of maps from december and this week shows the areas of dryness expanding dramatically. we go now to brian hackney with the forecast. any rain, we'll take it. >> yeah, we've got it. it's down in los angeles, but there is some rain. >> wow. >> send it up here. >> i wish we could. that low will spin south of the bay area. at the same time that drought designation is for the lowest of 3 levels of drought, so just starting to get into a drier than usual period. the reservoir storage in the big reservoirs where we get most of our water out for much of california is not looking bad. the one that supplies the city of san francisco is well above average, oroville is right there, and shasta is a little above a

perhaps one of sherry's last photos. investigators say sherry often hitchhiked, not uncommon in the 1970s, and they cross checked her name among victims of serial and killers. the group home where sherry was living is now a dental office. >> i just assume that she got picked up by somebody bad and that was her demise. >> age progression shows what sherry would look like at age 55. sherry's mother is 80, and is holding out hope that her daughter will come home. >> my mom says when she does pass, she wants everything split five ways, to include sherry for if she does end up coming back. >> please describe this man as six feet tall, they are calling him a person of interest, and they just want to know who he is. anyone with information is asked to contact the san mateo pd. >>> not a race for president in san francisco, the department of elections and said they've already started processing vote by mail ballots for super tuesday. this is video of the process that was posted on the department's twitter page. officials are rem

they're hoping one day they can reunite with sherry. again, if you recognize this man here, san mateo police would love to hear from you. live in san mateo, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >>> an update this evening on the coronavirus in santa clara county. we have now learned that the first person confirmed with the sickness a couple of weeks ago has fully recovered and has been released from isolation. they say that the patient was never sick enough to be hospitalized. they were 1 of 2 confirmed cases in santa clara county. and coming up at 6:00, we'll talk exclusively with a family from the bay area that was on board that japanese cruise ship at the center of the outbreak. >>> also new at 5:00, a mountain lion that attacked a girl in santa clara over the weekend has been captured and killed. fish and wildlife officers sponsored the young female in a tree, sedated it, and compared the dna from samples from the victim. once the match was confirmed, the animal was euthanized. the 6-year-old victim is recovering from minor injuries. >>> a dry winter

. >> she was at sherry's, and she wanted to go jogging and asked sherry to go with her. sherry asked her mom, and her mom said no. because every time you do, nick comes and picks leah up and you end up walking home alone. so leah heard that, and i guess she got mad and started to walk off. >> she was headed toward the high school, spotted by numerous witnesses along the way. >> the next witness says that around 9:30 p.m. she sees leah standing outside a pay phone. and there are two men arguing nearby. next time you see leah, she's standing outside the gas station. and that's the last time that anyone sees leah. several minutes later, a witness hears a high-pitched scream. >> it was 9:00. i went to go to sherry's to go get leah, asked her where leah was. >> she's probably walking home, i'm sure if you drive to her house you'll find her. >> nick gets back into his car and starts driving through the town looking for leah. >> he did call the house shortly after 10:00 that night. and he said is leah there? and i said, leah, no, isn't she with you? and he goes, well, it's all

sherry's brother says their mother is holding out that their daughter will come home. >>> kamala harris will be in a round table discussion today. she also made headlines because district attorney. . >>> tesla is climbing the rankings in the latest edition of consumer reports. tesla is the highest ranking american car maker in the magazine's annual list of best car brands. it came in at number 11. the model 3 was also chosen as one of consumer reports top picks for 2020. porsche came in as the best brand overall followed by genesis and subaru. the worst frand fiat. mitsubishi and jeep at the bottom of that list. >>> uber is announcing a new feature. some of the issues riders can report include reckless driving or inappropriate conversation. the company says riders should still call 911 during an emergency. >>> time is now 4:47. the state of new mexico is suing google. new mexican officials say education services are collecting information on children. google uses the tool to track information including their physical location, passwords, websites, and videos they watch. google dismissed

let's talk to sherry calling from reno, nevada. . caller: good morning. caller: good morning. i am excited about the caucus this morning. i am really hopeful that we get it right. there has been a lot of training, and there will be people checking the --. i am excited and i'm supporting bernie sanders this morning. host: now, you will be caucusing in reno. where in -- how long the expert to be at the caucus site today? caller: i will be there at 9:00 am a but i don't believe it opens until 10:00 a.m. p.m.tually starts at 12:00 if you are in you voter, you can also register, so that takes quite a while. and it should be done by 1:30 at the latest, this afternoon. host: michelle, it is her

>>this is an age progressed computerized image of what sherrie rhoades may look like today if his sister is somewhere out there. he says he wants her to know that i love her and know what happened you're my she was the way i don't know the circumstances there just started a new life because of the abuse of childhood, although this cold case is approaching the 44 year mark and comes down to just really. >>not losing sight and continuing to and not giving and that's what we're doing here we're not giving now if you think nou recognize any one of these photos san mateo police would like to hear from you in san mateo has a menu kron 4 news. >>for your money tonight, nationally home values have been on the decline for 21 consecutive months that the company zillow tracks real estate trends and says that there's been year to year growth specially. here in the bay area and that as we head into the home buying season. our first felecia got reports home values are expected to rise due to high demand. >>prepare for higher listing prices and possibly bidding wars if you're in the market to buy a hom

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sherry roach was 17 years old.ther found a photo taken back in 1975 with a man they're describing as a person of interest. >> he might have some information about her if it he in fact had a relationship with her. again, we just don't know who he is. >> i just assumed that she got picked up by somebody bad and that was her demise. >> age progression shows what sherry might look like now. sherry's brother says their mother who is 80 is still holding out hope her daughter will come home. >>> senator kamala harris will be in los angeles today. she'll be talking about economic injustice affecting families in a round table discussion. senator harris has also made headlines she just endorsed george gascon in los angeles county. gascon is san francisco's former district attorney. >>> tesla is climbing the ranks in the latest edition of consumer reports. the highest ranking america car maker of best car brands. it came in at number 11 as one of consumer reports top picks for 2020. porch porsche is ranked the best brand. the

are working to release this age progressed image of sherry roach he would be 60 to 61 years old today and is 5'5" with blue eyes and wore glasses. >>> a missing hiker was found in marin county. doctors believe he suffered a stroke and a fall during his hike earlier this week and they found robert bennett your big rock ridge in marinwood tuesday night and had been missing since monday afternoon and bennett is currently recovering at the icu . barron county authorities continue to search for 77-year-old carol kiparsky and her 72-year-old husband ian irwin . a sonar sweep turned up nothing and they plan to keep searching over the weekend. >>> new at 12:00, a federal judge sentenced president trump's alley roger stone to a little more than three years in prison. skyler henry has more from the federal courthouse in washington, d.c.. >> reporter: roger stone left the courthouse after a judge sentenced the operative to 41 months behind bars for obstruction, lying to congress, and when is tampering to get stemmed from his investigation with a stream of controversy last week. attorney general

why she left or what happened and that i loved her, and i missed her. >> sherry roach would have just celebrated her 61st birthday. >>> a contra costa county man could spend the rest of his life in prison in connection to a series of armed robberies and sexual assaults. oakland police say 25-year-old damon watkins pulled a gun on a woman on january 15th and allegedly forced the victim to go to a remote area and sexually assaulted her. he's accused of a similar attack on january 25th. >>> a frantic freeway rescue. good samaritans run toward a wall of fire to save the driver of a burning fuel tanker. >> the bay area park where a mountain lion attacked a little girl is set to reopen with a few precautions. for hundreds of years america systematically stole black lives, black freedom and black labor. and i know my story would've turned out very differently if i had been black. so today i'm proposing a sweeping strategy to invest in black wealth creation. the wealth gap is inextricably linked to the racial inequalities of the past, and i'm determined to make breaking that link a centerpiec

it's the year my daughter sherri will graduate from high school. it's also the year she will cast her first ballot along with millions of young americans. the two things are connected. because walking across the graduation stage is as important as walking in to the voting booth for the first time. her future, all our kids' futures will be determined not just by their dreams but by our actions. as we witness the impeachment process in washington, there are some things each of us, no matter our party, should demand. the truth matters. facts matter. and no one should be above the law. it's not what those senators say. tomorrow, it's about what they do that matters. remember. listen to what people say but watch what they do. it's time for action. generations of americans are counting on us. let's not let them down. thank you for listening. god bless america. good night. [applause] >> bill: michigan governor gretchen whitmer there, the democratic response from east lancing michigan, she is at a school where there where her daughters attend. economy and

but then in 2000 tony blair having three children with sherry, gave birth to lee he came into numbertent street mack and hand to talk about having a sun. ten years later dana cameron had a daughter born in cornwall. they were very young prime ministers. cam and being the youngest prime minister and the last 198 years. a turned back towards that younger prime ministers. those of an age where you are more likely to have children while actively serving as prime minister. let's catch up with the weather. did he think that we have had significant of rain as a line through friday into saturday. main rain cleared away for the morning hours, but left in its wake lots of showers and longer spells of rain all wrapped around the deep area of low pressure which is storm jorge. very strong winds to come drop your message this evening and overnight. those lands not abating baby and afternoon in the north. many parts will see the sf wednesday 50 or 60 mph. winds strong enough to bring down trees and how it blinds and disrupt transportation. you can see deep band of salary rain stretching from northern

why she left or what happened and that i loved her, and i missed her. >> sherry roach would have just celebrated her 61st birthday. >>> a contra costa county man could spend the rest of his life in prison in connection to a series of armed robberies and sexual assaults. oakland police say 25-year-old damon watkins pulled a gun on a woman on january 15th and allegedly forced the victim to go to a remote area and sexually assaulted her. he's accused of a similar attack on january 25th. >>> a frantic freeway rescue. good samaritans run toward a wall of fire to save the driver of a burning fuel tanker. >> the bay area park where a mountain lion attacked a little girl is set to reopen with a few precautions. vo: a great president and an effective mayor. leadership that makes a difference. obama: he's been a leader throughout the country for the past twelve years, mr. michael bloomberg is here. vo: together they worked to combat gun violence, and again to improve education for every child. obama: i want to thank the mayor of this great city, mayor bloomberg, for his extraordinary leadership

sherry roach was 17 years old when she vanished from a grooup home.estigators say sherry's mother found a photo of her daughter taken back in 1975 with a man they're describing as a person of interest. >> he might have some information about her if he in fact had a relationship with her. again, we just don't know who he is. >> i just assumed that she got picked up by somebody bad and that was her demise. . >> age progreow. sherry's brother says their mother who is now 80 years old is still holding out hope that her daughter will come home.. >>> our time is now 6:47. in germany, the lives of nine shooting victims are being remembered now as a debate heats up over right wing extremism. vigils were held honoring the victims. in the suburb of frankfort. a mostly immigrant neighborhood and then he killed his mother before killing himself. authorities said the gunman posted a manifesto calling for the extermination of entire ethnic groups. >> what happened is horrific because what has happened is what we all fear deeply which is to lose loved only attacked

at the center of a tale police department needs your help solving the missing persons cold case of sherry roach she was a 17 year-old santa rosa resident who was last seen june 8 19 76 at a group home for adolescents in the city of salmon tale. >>and what we're hoping to do today is to try to get these photographs out into the public sites and the tale police say new information recently surface in this photo of cherie rhoades standing next to this unidentified man. >>although the picture was taken roughly a year before she disappeared salmon tale police cold case investigator tom halden says right now it is the best lead they have a kid may spark a a. our memory of somebody it may give us more information this is an age progressed computerized image of what sherrie rhoades may look like today if somebody would have recognize or she may look like this now if you think you recognize any one of these photos san mateo police would like to hear from you in san mateo has a menu kron 4 news. >>the 6 a new report says bay area homes could get even more expensive why zillow expects home values to

she sherry conditions here but stays wet across england and wales.. whilst it turns colder and more sherry across scotland and northern ireland, it is still very mild and white in england and wales. this is where the rain will keep going into sunday. the wetter weather sweeps into the south—east, we may get a brief respite before loss of showers come in and they will be wintry over the high ground in scotland. the wind, still pretty strong across england and wales, not as strong as overnight, the wind weather likely to be in scotland and northern ireland. with the rain moving away, we will start to see temperatures dropping as a surety air comes in, ten in the south, 6—7 in scotland and northern ireland. here during sunday evening and night, they could bea sunday evening and night, they could be a squeeze in the wind as storm dennis gets closer to scotland with winds gusting 70—80 melbourne. —— 70-80 winds gusting 70—80 melbourne. —— 70—80 mph. some sunshine and showers are longer spells of rain. storm dennis is going to have impact, all the warnings

thank you very much sherri goodman. you are welcome.ng a little bit more positive now. a huge part of our lives. but in the conservative pakistani society, it's a relatively new concept . a matchmaking forum on facebook called "skip the rishta" or matchmaking aunty has built up nearly 3,000 members in less than a year. and that's where aisha and ahad, met after years of matchmaking efforts by their families. shumaila khan from the bbc urdu service has spoken to the couple. music. translation: wood so many times matchmakers came to meet me and then got up and wept for some sometimes they're happy with me for some but later they said that i was not right for them, i was fed up. translation: usually the girl would come, bring the tea, and parade in friend if you like some sort of cattle. i really don't like it. we met to this online form, skip the matchmaking ante and started talking, for someone and then in real life. then we arranged a meeting of ourfamilies. then in real life. then we arranged a meeting of our families. she was the eigh

at the center of a tale police department needs your help solving the missing persons cold case of sherry roach she was a 17 year-old santa rosa resident who was last seen june 8 19 76 at a group home for adolescents in the city of salmon tale. >>and what we're hoping to do today is to try to get these photographs out into the public side san mateo police say new information recently surface in this photo of sherry roach standing next to this unidentified man. >>although the picture was taken roughly a year before she disappeared salmon tale police cold case investigator tom halden says right now it is the best lead they have it it may spark a a. memory of somebody it may give us some more information this is an age progressed computerized image of what sherrie rhoades may look like today if somebody would have to recognize or she may look like this now if you think you recognize any one of these photos san mateo police would like to hear from you in san mateo has a menu kron 4 news. >>and tracking a dry forecast as we wrap up your work week we'll find out if any rain is in store for us t

it is the are my daughter sherry will graduate from high school. it's also the year she will cast her first ballot, along with millions of young americans. the two things are connected. because walking across the graduation stage is as important as walking into the voting booth for the first time. kids'sure, all are future will be determined not our by their dreams but by actions. as we witness the impeachment process in washington, there are some things each of us, no matter our party, should demand. the truth matters. facts matter. and no one should be above the law. say.not what those senator tomorrow is about what they do that matters. listen to what people say but watch what they do. it's time for action. generations of americans are counting on us, let's not let them down. thank you for listening, god bless america, good night. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> both chamb

[applause] >> and again, i'd like to invite principal sherry bellisi to come up for a photo. >> the hon. london breed: again, thank you to all the players, the coaches, the managers, the principal, the teachers, the alumni, the parents, the friends, the family. congratulations again, and i think what we're going to do at this time, since that concludes our program, we're going to go probably take a -- go down to the rotunda at the beginning of the stairs and take a picture. in the meantime, stay focused on your grades. make sure you don't give your teachers and parents a hart time this year. walk around like champions because you are champions, and make sure that everybody knows it when you step in the room. thank you, and congratulations.

my name is sherry simonson. sen. warren: hi, sherry. >> it is good to see you.nk you for coming to seattle. sen. warren: i love being in seattle. [cheers and applause] >> when you were nominated -- sen. warren: i love this already. >> what will you look for in a running mate? sen. warren: whoa. [applause] so, i've got to say -- there are some really good choices out there. whoa. oh, i know. but it would be presumptuous at this moment to talk about it, but what i can do is describe. is that okay? we are not going to do names. describe. i want a partner in this fight. that is it. i'm not looking for political balance or this or that part of the country. look -- we are in a fight. this is tough. look where we are on climate. unova -- you know, what scares me the most is every time the scientists collect more data, the problem is worse than we thought it was an we have less time than we thought we did. we have to be in these fights all the way. our children can't put off their pre-k for another three or four more years. we have to be in the fight to deliver first-ra

independent sherry is something we should all be thankful for. that's what justice roberts said. chief justice roberts. president trump is once again attacking a federal judge, iner this case judge amy, presiding over the stone case, a nation now looks again to chief justice roberts to make clear to president trump that these attacks are unacceptable. speaking of the independence of the judiciary in broad and general terms as well and good, a good thing to do but to not speak up now when, in the middle of this, a judge is being attacked by the president before she makes a sentencings decisio, that's when we really need chief justice to speak up. now would be the time for chief justice roberts to speak up. now would be the time for the chief justice to specifically defend the independence of this federal judge. i hope he will see fit to do that and do it today. i've also called onpa the inspector general of the justice department to investigate the roger stone matter. the judiciaryna committee should do the same. even without formal investigation, it's abundantly clear that someth

gave me good insight but as i got older more female role models came on board and i was coached by sherryished one of her camps and said to my mum, i want to be a hockey player. funding is hugely important, two months away from the world cup in 2018 ireland did not have a sponsor, it took just 2018 ireland did not have a sponsor, it tookjust one to come on board to make a big difference. they've been crucial in allowing us to go more semiprofessional is what we're calling it. we are allowed to train for half the week in dublin the other half you can work and coach, is building the sponsors of come on board but we want to get to the point where all we have to think about is hockey. together funding and female role models help bring success to irish hockey and the hope is it can pave the way for more in the future. nobody expected the world cup silver medal last year but going into the olympics after that we are not seen as the underdogs any more, the fact they are on the world's bigger stage puts it into proportion how big it is but also how achievable it is. our generation want to be like

the hosts had won back the visitors were feeling the pressure and sherry prior were sent off a card secret succession. and for dissent. mary says master plan was quickly unravelling. peppered the crowd back goldberg shots and they got their equaliser with just a minute to go a moment of magic from christopher on concrete. it was a go for seeing a thrilling game and immense it finished honestly even between these 2 stop title challenges. i let's get you up to date now on all the results from this weekend's bundesliga matches cologne scored 4 against freiburg earlier today also put up for to be part of born in the late game on saturday as we saw a drawing with fire one in mind they go now to the top of the table dortmund won big against when you're in berlin hoffenheim be to liverpool isn't dusseldorf time with frankfurt. beat bremen and on friday and shall go and it goes i to golf now graeme mcdowell has ended a 6 year title drought by winning the saudi international mcdowell hit 2 birdies on the back 9 of his final round to finish 2 shots ahead of defending champion dustin johnson to north

mixture of drugs and a few drugs which china used to queue many patients the mixture of both treatment sherry's boston proven 48 hours after applying the treatment and the result times negative. further tests will determine whether this cocktail will put an end to the coronavirus epidemic china is struggling to contain the disease the army has flown almost 800 medical staff and 60 tons of supplies to woo han the city at the epicenter of the outbreak. after receiving the order we immediately began to make arrangements for the mission carefully selecting cruise and coming out with 4 different flight plans considering the high risk of infection we also took measures to protect ourselves and provide a safe cabin space for. more than 300 people have died from the virus in china almost 15000 infections have been registered across the country. and will hand in the surrounding her bay province hospitals are being built in record time to absorb the strain on the health sector. outside who the government is desperate to slow the viruses spread in the city of energy every household is limited to one shopp

that is despite the weather turning more sherry.t, many points becoming dry in the skies will tend to clear. there is a threat of icy conditions, because like last night temperatures are going to be close to freezing. notice towards the south—west that year it is not good to be as cold because, by b morning, we have got cloud and rain which were quickly moving to wales and northern ireland after a bright start for eastern pa rt after a bright start for eastern part of england and scotland. it will climb over a graduate with some patchy rain. the wetter weather will be over the worst, over the hills, which captures around nine or 10 degrees. it will be a windy day and the rain will cause concern. particularly in the north—western pa rt particularly in the north—western part of england and wales. it increases chances of flooding. we have got several weather front on the scene and the second one is arriving overnight and will bring heavy rain because we have now south—westerly winds in front and behind colder west of the air. a band of

and sherry moretis, thank you all for being here. i am going to go to you first, charlie as a neutral party here. it does feel like the 2016 primaries will never end. >> it really is time for the 2016 election to be over. this is reminding me of the episode where one guy was white on one side and black on the other side and the other guy was reversed. and they'd been fighting for 5,000 years over this. that's what this is. everybody just let it go, seriously. >> the thing is the fact that they can't let it go, that this rift in the party is still so raw for both hillary clinton supporters and obviously, the candidate, and for bernie sanders' supporters, particularly he doesn't talk about it as much. they're taking basically two parties still at war. this is worse than 2008. >> what you are seeing is that this wound has been opened anew. you talk to the sanders campaign, they say look, hillary clinton drew first blood by bringing this back up again. this is not just bad blood lingering over from 2016. these are fresh comments coming o

max and sherry please. do this for a living so be understanding please, leslie is very sad not to be here, she is a huge fan of max's and really wanted to do this. she was not able to get on a flight back early enough to be here. so you have me. so max, why don't we start by talking a little bit about your life and why don't we start with the beginning of your life before these horrors. tell us a little bit about your family, where you lived, i know it was czechoslovakia and became part of hungry, what was your home, your family, before the war. . . . >> there were two doctors and a dentist. there was a butcher, baker and a beautiful jewish and agog and we had a school, jewish school, it is amazing looking at towns in toronto and all these communities, this was a beautiful jewish community, to tell him a printed uncle and many jewish people lived with their families together. that was truly a wonderful way of growing up. imagine so many people that would be taking care of you. >> because you were all litera

sherry roach was last seen leaving a halfway house where she lived to take the bus to work. twice over the years images have been age processed to show how she might look today. >>> now to making it in the bay, our series about the hou crisis. tonight, a new public pledge to solve homelessness in california. governor newsome making that promise in the state of the state. newsom stressing the importance of local governments working together to fix the housing crisis. >> we have to be aligned. there are no d's behind me, no r's behind me, no red counties behind me or red cities or blue cities. we are all members of this remarkable place we call home, the great state of california. >> the governor also discussed his new plan to reallocate state funds towards housing for the homeless. >>> up next here at 6:00, less than two weeks out, the push to get the youth vote in the south bay ahead of had ththat march 3 super tuesday. >>> where do we stand this dry february? the new map showing just how imminent a drought could be. >>> i'll also have a closer look at those numbers and deta

. ♪ shery: live from bloomberg headquarters, i'm sherry on. >> come to limburg markets.ere are the top stories we are following. markets rebounding as investors look past fears of the coronavirus. more is considering methods to prop up its economy. what it all means for central banks. set totral reserve release and just half an hour. one key metric hitting a 40 year high as companies look to lock in lower rates for longer. let's get you started with a quick check of the markets. we are seeing session highs. with tech and energy leading. once again, record highs. we are seeing oil at a high. sanctions,have the to mention rising tensions in libya. take a look at some of the philadelphia semiconductor index. it had quite a week when it comes to those chipmakers. the miss of apple and those supply chains disruptions. we are seeing those measures coming out of china, including, perhaps, those bailouts for hard-hit industries. this index at a record high. john: a solid start to the year when it comes to construction activity. of january reached the highest level since 2007. th

my name is sherry mueller and it is my privilege to service as president of the public diplomacy council and to welcome each of you in this room to the first monday forum, a monthly event that public diplomacy council cohosts with a public diplomacy alumni association. and the university of southern california annual annenberg center for leadership, communication, and policy. and also, just to correct, i saw the president here, it is the public diplomacy association of america. we got it, i promise. all three organizations are really pleased to cohost our special guest, dr. vivian walker, who will be introduced by one of our board members, ." botch in a few minutes peter kovach in a few minutes. we are very grateful to george washington university, they are renovating the normal room that we work with and i appreciate the patience of all of you. we are grateful to the elliott school and anthony desantis who is here. anthony, for all the hospitality that you provide to us for these first monday forums. the first monday forum in february will feature the executive director of the alliance

among them was sherry's sisters lane.>> reporter: i was like, oh my god, what will we do.went to oakland, they did not know how they would get here. they did not know if they d transport by bus. they did gas up, and they are on their way. >> reporter: one runway opened

and because that is rutgers organizer sherry wolf.er closing off the public tuesday's meeting, members of the new brunswick school board went into a closed session after much of the public had left.. they came back into public session and voted to begin the process of nosing down the lincoln annex school and moving forward with their plan. juan, can you talk morore about this? >> what is important to understand is this is a community battle that really has national implications because all over america and lots of urban areas, there are health care institutions and universities whether it is university of chicago or colombiaia or nyu or johns hopks -- all of these universities and these health institutions located in downtown areas are always seeking to expand and grab more e land andnd more territory. in this particular case, this is a david and goliath battle that has erupted and it will get even bigger in the weeks to come. it just erupted in the last feww weeks where you have a poor immigrant community -- the city of new brunswick

my name is sherry lord and i live in north beach. i've lived there since december 2009, and i'm 71 years old, not sure how that happened but it's true. and i'm disabled. in the ten years i've lived in this building, it's been sold four times and we've had six property managers. in the building is tenants who are disabled, and they have been there 30 years. they had the flu and couldn't come today. the last two years, we have been through owners that have wanted us to leave with a lot of pressure. in august of 2019, the building was purchased by hans. his first act was to enforce the tenant to move out. he offered them $35,000, and justin had been there ten years and moved. did the owner move in? no. did he file an owner buy out with the city? no. he put the building up for sale. the tenant at the same time the owner offered the tenants, myself and the two elderly people in unit a buyouts. and we both said no. and then he kept at it and at it. it got to the point where he would call us weekly and say i have a buyout for you, and then

it was divisive, it was cruel and it was a lie. >> sherry, here are the numbers. biden and sanders are like neck in neck. if you look at the margin of error, really the top four candidates are bunched up in the race, 23% in the latest monmouth university poll of iowa voters, biden 23, sanders 21, buttigieg, 16. warren, 15, and down from there. the only other person in double digits, amy klobuchar. would you be prepared to fully support joe biden as the nominee? >> if he gets the nomination, but, you know, i think that this is all a reaction to bernie's strength right now, i mean, this is a reaction from the dnc. because of bernie's strength. >> what does the dnc have to do with it? >> when they allow another candidate in, people want to make a big deal about it. we don't really care. >> you're talking about bloomberg. >> or they're going to make a big deal about an argument or somebody booing, that is just a reaction to bernie's ground swallow support and it's growing every day. i just left my neighborhood, and i had a bernie knocker and i already had a bernie sig

. >> detectives now have a picture of a person of interest linked to the disappearance of sherry roach. she was reported missing from a halfway house in 1976. when she was 17 years old. investigators hope this person of interest can provide some leads, but so far, they don't know who he is. >> it gives me hope. just to give us all closure. i would ask her why she left her what happened. and that i loved her and i mr. >> the roaches brother and mother live in santa rosa. there hoping the new clues will help them one day reunite with her. >>> the search for a couple who vanished is now a recovery mission. the two people were last seen at a rental home in inverness saturday. late this afternoon, the marin county sheriff reported four separate alerts from canine teams at shell beach. the clues point to the water. crews will keep looking on land as well. >>> coming up next, the warriors made it official. >> will klay thompson return this season? an injury update coming up. >>> plus, this honeybee horror is a thing of nightmares for some. the jaw-dropping discovery one homeowner never saw co

sherry roach was last seen leaving a halfway house to take a bus to work. over the years the photo the have been age processed. >>> a senator issic at thatti t after seeing our story on rising sea levels. we showed models predicting a rise in sea levels between six and 12 inches, this could happen by the year 2030, ten years from now. our investigative unit uncovered dozens of major construction projects happening in these flood zones. now atkins is proposing a law to create the sea level rise program. it would help local communities to cope with the rising levels. if you want to watch the full investigation, you can pull out your phone's camera and point it to the qr code on the screen. it will take you right to our story. >>> now time for our bay area proud series, all about people locally who do good. but the good they do often takes place around the world. >> sometimes it's building housing or providing clean water. let's bring you garvin thomas. >> grace says when they first started in robotics, they weren't very good at it, but they didn't get discour

joan. >> thank you, sherry.delighted to be theÑi new program chair and vice president of pdia, which is my volunteer job. many of you know for from my day job. as program director,xd i'd likeo announce we have a great program at day corps february 24th ambassador jean mains. she's deputy commander and talking about military and public diplomacy and her experiences in that area. finally we really are looking for ideas and thoughts to merge these two programs, the first mondaysÑiñrñrÑi and day corps h. any suggestions, ideas you have, i lookÑi forward to them. i'll give you my e-mail. with that i look forward to today's program. thank you very much. >> good afternoon, friends. what a privilege for me to introduce a distinguished cldeague, a dear friend, dr. vivian walker. vivian started as añr protege o mine in morocco, worked parallel and asp d public intellectual ended up a mentor to communityr of international pd practitioners around the world. we are all indebted. dr. walker presides over public diplomacy in i

thank you, sherry.he only way we're experiencing is the bayview and tenderloin, where an inspector came to sign off on the work and proceeded to add a lot of scope of work, which is unfortunate. but at the same time it's needed and we just cannot say no to this. we won't get the sign-off. so this is going to delay the project a little bit. we think we'll be able to finish it, though, mid-february at the latest. any questions? >> thank you. >> oh, yes. and, of course, my favorite project. the chief medical examiner. yes. so, i mean, the client moved in over two years ago to the facility. this has been opened. there's one warranty item still under review and work by the contractor and the designer k.m.d. so we are working on resolving the water issue. and the very last is the lead goal, which we are pursuing and five of our credits that we submit ready under review. there-- they were originally red and we are now challenging that rejection. we are keeping our fingers crossed, because we are literally need

. >> sherry roach was reported missing in 1976 when she was 17 years old. investigators released a new picture of a person of interest. they hope the person can provide some leads, but so far they don't know who he has. >> oakland's mcclymonds high school is closed until further notice after an industrial solvent tce turned up in the ground water under the campus. it wasn't in the drinking water, but there's concern it's vaporizing into the air, so they'll take air quality tests over the weekend to determine the next steps. >> police are searching for the suspects behind 3 attempted carjackings. one victim, an uber driver, said the suspects pointed a gun at him. but he was able to fight them off. so far no arrests. >>> a wrong way crash might have been caused by a drunk driver and is under investigation this evening. it happened overnight near lark avenue. the vehicles seen mangling and on fire. the suspect is facing dui charges and is also in critical condition. >>> another overnight crash on northbound 680 near the jackson offer ramp. this one was fatal.

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discovery plus last seen decades ago now police may have a new lead in the cold case disappearance of sherry roach. >>what investigators want you to look at and a second victim comes forward saying a man arrested for attempted kidnapping in the same vo: a great president and an effective mayor. leadership that makes a difference. obama: he's been a leader throughout the country for the past twelve years, mr. michael bloomberg is here. vo: together they worked to combat gun violence, and again to improve education for every child. obama: i want to thank the mayor of this great city, mayor bloomberg, for his extraordinary leadership. i share your determination to bring this country together to finally make progress for the american people. bloomberg: i'm mike bloomberg, and i approve this message. >>we don't know how long this has been going on we do know that the state tested this location, a number of years ago. and was charged with mitigating the issue and as far as we know it has not been mitigated. >>now at 6 and east bay high school is closed down until further notice that's because the

. >> we are talking about teachers jennifer guillinet and teacher sherry dyer.r woods elementary school. jennifer who teaches preschool went into kidney failure in february 2019. that's when sherry steps in and said, let's get tested to see if we're a match. >> she was a match. the two had surgery at massachusetts general hospital. they both are doing just fine this morning. that's some #goodnewstues right there. also on this #goodnewstues, a 22-year-old latina model has down syndrome, turning heads at new york fashion week. her name is sofia. again, 22-year-old, she stunned the audience there while working the runway. >> aww, look at her right there. >> during fashion week looking amazing. she says she lived her dream of modelling in new york. >> she says her next goal is to travel to europe and model there. she absolutely can, look at her. >> stunning. >> strutting, yes. >> also in this #goodnewstues, so there's a father, he's a businessman, he's working, flying all over the place. he had to get back early or as soon as possible to his home, charlotte. and he

sherry is very familiar with max's story. >> thank you.e substitute, i don't do this for a living. be understanding please. leslie is really sad not to be here, she is a huge fan of max's and really wanted to do this and wasn't able to get on a flight early enough to be here. so you got me. so max, why don't we start by talking a little bit about your life and what we start with the beginning of your life, before these horrors. tell us a little bit about your family, where you lived, i know it was czechoslovakia, became part of hungary, what was your home life. your home, your family, before the war? >> czechoslovakia was the democratic country which we had 20 golden years in czechoslovakia. Ãbwe considered him as a grandfather. i lived in a town of about 5000 people. we were 10% of the population. proximally 90 jewish families. i would say 99 percent of these families were traditional orthodox jews, they were small business people, farmers, in my town there were two jewish doctors, doctor friede, doctor laszlo, a jewish dentist. a jewish

. >> sherry, what do you think? >> i like that as a top reason. i think my number two would be corruption, endemic corruption, and so much of the world that has only grown as a result of the economies that have been developing over the last 20 years of sort of democracy. and it's at levels now that are just completely unacceptable. i think china has a role in that in their predatory lending and the fact that deals are made in back rooms and citizens don't have a voice or insight into the kind of lending practices that china is making. i think countries are becoming indebted to china through those lending practices. but i think corruption is uncontrolled right now in most of the world. and i think that's in large part why citizens are reacting and going to the streets because the resources that are coming into the country are not being used to deal with the basics of health, education, and welfare. so, i would put corruption as my number two. >> interesting, yeah. >> i think, you know, we've had a perfect storm over the last three or four years of

congresswoman barbara lee is taking sh taki taking sherry hirota. >> health care saves lives, it saves money and it's good for the country. >> other guests include jethro moore, from the naacp from silicon valley. from the east bay maria isabel, the woman from concord who testified she would die of a genetic disease if she was deported back to guatemala. >> it is cold out there. take a live look at our traffic cameras across the bay area. a beautiful day, but it is chilly and sometimes chilly. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri explains that some places dropped to the 20s. >> we had 20s, 30s, and we also had 40s. wind has a big impact on cold temperatures. we wanted to start off with this to explain why we had such a big range in temperatures this morning. the interesting thing is all of the bay area had the same amount of cold air from the north bay down to the south bay. but the interesting thing when it comes to cold air is when you have wind mixing in. and where you don't have wind mixing in, there are some big differences. right across the north bay where it was wind sheltered, not

. >> sherry didn't want her face shown. >> i might not want to go into the hospital right now until more information is determined. >> reporter: 93 hospital workers who may have come in contact with the female patient are spending 14 days at home to see if they caught the virus. doctors don't know where the woman picked up the virus, but chances are she won't be alone. >> the likelihood is there are many people out there nonsymptomatic or mild symptomatic who are noneless spreading to other people. >> reporter: they are saying that to make sure people know they expect more cases to pop up here in solano county but they don't expect it to be anything they can't handle. that is one of the worrisome things about this version of the coronavirus is that some people have the virus, but they show no symptoms of having the virus. it's tough to figure out how to keep them from spreading it. but once again, so far, only three local cases and they are all in isolation at this point. live in fairfield, eric thomas, abc 7 news. >> eric, thank you very much. we just got off the phone with one of those