the murder of sherry rasmussen. >> just as troubling, sherri was murdered a generation ago. february, 1986. meaning the odds of catching her killer were slim to none. >> memories would fade, so it is obviously an uphill battle. >> reporter: the uphill battle does not begin to the monday morning would lead him on the chase of the lifetime. it would shake the foundation of the lapd. and for the truth of the parents of the young pride. lazarus >> it's a pain that is always there and there is no cure for it. >> who would want to kill sherri rasmussen? trained as a nurse. sherri was director of critical care at a large local hospital. >> so we are implementing the program. >> and it was a devastating day. >> reporter: kennedy was sherri's boss at the hospital and originally hired her. >> we couldn't believe it, first of all. it was like how could someone do this? people crying, people upset. i mean the hospital was just like a tomb. so the loss was real pal papable. >> sherri married john. >> but just months after the wedding, john found sherri sprawled dead on the floor of their

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my name is sherry albers your chair for today. we are continuing with our second discussion item for the day, and this is up dates from the aging and disability frndly work group. this topic will talk about the department of disability and aging services, who will join us in presenting up dates on the progress of the age and disability friendly work plan. this will be presented by maceo persson. i hope i didn't get your department wrong, but you are with the human services agency of the city and county of san francisco. welcome maceo. >> thank you so much. good afternoon council members. very excited to be here. i am with hsaand department of disability and aging and serve as the special projethmanager. i use, he, him pronouns and a staff person that supports theadf work group. and i'm standing here. i have a blue grayish blazer, blue tie, white button up, blue slacks and short brown hair and a beard. and, on the first interdeckz slide i want to name there is a hsa logo on the top left corning and next to it there is text that rea

and so that basically the company stopped responding to the president of this sherry. and there was nobody to pay for the fines or to be responsible for that fines. so he orders the freezing of the, the assets of x, as well as star league when it comes to star link it's, it's a complicated question because it's a different legal entity than x. but star link is one of the investors of facts in technically, this is possible under proceeding law. there's a provision in prison and load it authorizes the disregarding of the legal entity and the intro to share, to go after the owners of the company. if they understand that the company has become just a shell for illegal acts. now let's talk just briefly if you can about the reactions in brazil, we're actually seeing some protesters siding with you on mosque to that's correct. because the what the most has done is to make his platform a partisan platform. he has developed a very strong ties with a brazilian fire rides, with the supporters of former present valuables on agro, some of whom have been convicted for participation

joining me now at post 9 is sherry paul of morgan stanley private wealth. sherry, great to see you. >> great to be here, thank you. >> in what ways should we be fine-tuning or rethinking how we're invested in this market? >> yeah, recalibrate is the word of the day for sure. i think there are three things that investors should be recalibrating. number one would be your mindset. into really good discipline from worrying about what could possibly happen to planning for what will probably happen as the timelines around uncertainty get shorter and shorter. we can talk a little bit more about that. but like obviously we know rates are getting lower. we're getting closer to elections and things like that. number two would be to obviously recalibrate your portfolio to meet the current economic and policy environment. and the third thing would be to recalibrate expectations about you hon to evaluate risk-adjusted rate of return. as we go forward. and this sort of innovation-driven earnings sort of expansion. but at the same time we're hitting new highs and that cau

sherry mentioned, moving move ins as starving court. and both mercy and catholic charities, have been very, very busy, facilitating those, lease signings and move ins, they anticipate having 90 units occupied by the end of this month and, shooting to achieve 90% occupancy in october, the tea advisory team has been working with villages residents out of the initial 30, notices provided to village's residents. 19 are on track to, take transition or affordable units at starview court and move in by the end of next week, six households have taken an in lieu payment in lieu of the transition unit and will be moving off of the island, two notices have been rescinded because, changes, in the household, meant that we didn't have an appropriately sized unit for those households, and there are three households that are pursuing inclusionary, affordable opportunities, with that, we issued an additional eight notices, in, in august and are working with those households as well, in addition to the households that were offered transition units, nine

. >> they identified dry alum, mud insolubles neighborhood activist sherry padgett is holding what couldt to an environmental smoking gun. >> documents that detail dumping by the former stauffer chemical company, later acquired by zeneca. the site, along the richmond shoreline, has been the focus of cleanup efforts for decades, but now invoices obtained by the california department of toxic substances and state water boards suggest some dangerous materials may have actually wound up miles away from richmond. >> they had been dumping for 50 years into the shoreline, so they were looking for other places to continue to dump. >> one apparent site, the former berkeley municipal dump, pictured in a recent public presentation by city officials. the dump was also located on the shore of san francisco bay, next to the berkeley marina. finally closed in the 1980s, it was later filled in to create what is now cesar chavez park. the question today how much industrial waste did stauffer chemical company actually dump at the site? and did any of it contain radiation while the recovered documents prov

it does not comply with our, the international authorities up also we, the, they do the sherry, some of the key points of the judiciary. another constitutional organs are in treaty such as the mac. we are, we also have them in the common with treaties. so we will be in bridge also if daddy comics treaties and as you know those, the break of those economic treaties leads to sanctions to economic sanctions. so a lot of experts in mexico city are had saying that and they are even, even the ones that are close to the government and in favor of the government. they are raising their boys to tell them that we will get in a lot of international travel already the congress, the american congress, the american embassy, the canadian embassy, the, the coordinate that i'm going to kind of that it from of, they are, have already raised their concerns about the maximum of these reforms. it's really interesting to get your thoughts on this part. as a few of us guys, thank you very much. indeed for being with us. thanks for the presidential candidate as wonder. gonzales has arrived in spain, where h

the what is the whole house as it was mother sherry's? it was infected like saudi arabia. but basically we are changing the season where it looks like anyway slowly. so it took us for the wind is coming down to the eastern med bringing sheriffs to greece and coney things down from each of up to 11 and then beyond we might see a shower to 11, then we'll like you to be fed the know, look at the time she's there, a max though 40 and backed up, not $45.00. no, any a 50. so it has been a cooling trend and i think that will continue with the breeze. taking some cooler weather down to the gulf states as well. still got sheriff started in the mountains the southwest saturday and weston given that haven't changed. victoria africa. there was too big. charles arrived in central africa public possibly on up into chub misspelling slightly southwest. but that hasn't changed that much apart from castell day. the variation and the last few weeks, but have changed for the science. so i have a look at this. i don't show a breeze. i've talked to content really cold as snow for not just the s

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and so that basically the company stopped responding to the president of the sherry, and there was nobody to pay for the fines or to be responsible for that fines. so he orders the freezing of the, the assets of x as well as star week. when it comes to star leg it's, it's a complicated question because it's a different legal entity than x. but star link is one of the investors of facts in technically does this possible under president law, there's a provision in prison and load it authorizes the disregarding of a legal entity and they do the share to go after the owners of the company. if they understand that the company has become just a shell for illegal acts, and that was present studies professor fabio decided fella. let's go to nigeria and all which is grappling with severe flooding several days. i'll sort of damn collapse, emergency crews are struggling to reach people trapped by the flood waters. atara, she said cody, people have been killed and some 1000000 others displeased by the war several floods in africa's most populous nation. this is made a good me a whole nice tough. the

and the american citizen, so to have something went out by my own sherry. little car. the see it is using the computer. so the, the system. yeah. you out of them. yeah. so the good. why bookkeeper? what's your, what's your goal? it's a chart i know it's a totally non cut omen motor to you. model number 21, do it for 029. i just talked to somebody my 2 days to complete my screen. okay. a busy natural fee and not a set of much is and is the number of back to the server, but also frequently i know the love to know didn't they the sooner the better have a much good season give us which is good. is it about the, the, the doing the, or the how can i add or not every shipment of a, for the company? my, the other one, the american, the national note i 5 to now. so print a, hey me. a boy i do know, but do i, do you know what date on your house on a heck and they don't even have the less collect data if it, if you don't really feed my husband motions of a how the, how the, how those, you know, going to them photos for you know, got you stuck out on how booked on the bottom. assu

very good job since the beginning of his term, you know, like criticizing costs and see the to do sherry and refusing to judge use of being correct. uh and uh, so people have bought these actually these, you know, directly labranz funds home. unfortunately we're out of time, but we appreciate you taking the time to talk with us. thank you. thank you squares . a quick look now and some of the other headlines from around the world. sweden says that it is doubling its budget for civil defense over the next 3 years to prepare for times of war. the extra money will be spent on health care and rescue services. boosting food and water supplies and on transport in energy infrastructure. sweden has been concerned about its own security since russia invaded ukraine, a billionaire businessman and adventurer, and has completed his 1st ever the 1st ever privately funded space for jared isaac . and his crew successfully pop the hatch of their space ex capsule and ventured out into space. they were testing space ex is new space which has been years and development space walks are among the most dangero

and after that we'll take the flag that has been provided and going to go outside and walk up and sherri will lead the flag ceremony. >> done (yelling) (clapping.) wow. >> wow. (background noise.) >> going, going (yelling). >> and [music] san francisco emergency home program is a safety net for sustableable commuters if you bike, walk, take public transit or shares mobility you are eligible for a free and safe roadway home the city will reimburse you up to $150 dlrs in an event of an emergency. to learn more how to submit a reimbursement visit sferh. a session. i call for any speakers on the closed session items listed on the agenda. there will be a total of five minutes for speakers. are there any speakers for public comment? we have no in-person speakers, but i am going to make the announcement for our virtual participants for our virtual participants. if you would like to give public comment on any of the closed session items, now is the time to raise your hand. seeing no hands raised. thank you.

activists like sherry padgett also welcome the survey, but also warn there could be significant detective, gps coordinate coordinates. so, you know exactly where you're getting a higher level than others. and, yes, it is reassuring on the surface level. >> the city says park safety is the first concern, but in a broad sense, the survey could also help document the potential effects of a toxic legacy that stretches for miles along the east bay shoreline. a ghost from the bay area's industrial past buried half a century ago. dan ashley, abc seven news. >> fall traditions are making a return, even if the weather isn't quite there yet. farmers are hauling out humongous pumpkins, and one massive gourd is already winning a crown. >> much warmer tomorrow, october, heat wave follows. i'm meteorologist sandhya p her most prized possession. it honored her late police officer husband. how this man reunited her with it. that's coming up this week at 1 p.m, right here on abc seven. >> fall is here. and the pumpkins are ready this weekend. the annual national pumpkin weigh-off was held for the second s

sherri shepherd, thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me.ht after we get off the air here on the nine. i put my hair in a clip. i take my lip gloss off, i heat up my little sad desk lunch and i sit and i watch you. can i ask you? you were comfortable from the start. you've been doing tv for a long, long time. this being your third season of sherri, does it still feel different? >> yeah, it still feels different. like i i'm more excited and i'm more trusting of my team to bring me. you know what i need. so that's that's definitely elevated. but i still get nervous. you know, you still feel like, okay, i'm throwing a third season party. are they coming? are the guests going to come show up? you know, when you're waiting there and wringing your hands? and so i'm really excited because we got some guests who said i'm coming to the party, so it's good. >> well, i will i will have the hair clip in and watching on monday. can i ask you about one of my favorite parts of the show? and that's the very beginning. you know, from your outfit to what you

. >> neighborhood activist sherry padgett is holding what could amount to an environmental smoking gun. documents that detail dumping by the former stauffer chemical company, later acquired by zeneca. the site along the richmond shoreline has been the focus of cleanup efforts for decades, but now invoices obtained by the california department of toxic substances and state water boards suggest some dangerous materials may have actually wound up miles away from richmond. >> they had been dumping for 50 years into the shoreline, so they were looking for other places to continue to dump. >> one apparent site, the former berkeley municipal dump, pictured in a recent public presentation by city officials. the dump was also located on the shore of san francisco bay, next to the berkeley marina. finally closed in the 1980s, it was later filled in to create what is now cesar chavez park. the question today, how much industrial waste did stauffer chemical actually dump at the site? and did any of it contain unsafe radiation? while the documents provide clues, some are concerned they may not tell

go to germany be in sherry's wedding. and i did that. so this is the picture kind of, i don't know, i'd been there maybe a. i don't know who this young man was, but i know he was introducing me to german beer with it with a ceramic top, you know, and i'm sorry i like to take that cigaret out of my hand, but i cannot. i came from the land, 3.2 beer in when i was a teenager in wichita. you not drink enough beer to get a buzz going. you just couldn't consume that much beer and in germany. they would pour you a if you were seven years old. they didn't care at all. i turned 21 in germany and it was just not big deal not a bit. so so i ended up in germany. i loved it, loved it, loved it. it was green, it was damp. it was luscious, it was hilly, it was trees, everything. the kansas not. so i thought i'd stay. now, my friend sherry and husband, they got a train. they went to. they went to italy on their honeymoon. and there i was just me from kansas drinking. so what i is, i got on a train and i went to frankfurt. frankfurt, germany, which is a

sherri barfield, owner of sherry's southern kitchen restaurant, is raising funds for the athletic department. her 14 year old son was attacked last week and was left with a concussion and several injuries. the fight was stopped by the school's football coach and several students, and police say the teen was not the intended target. barfield hopes the proceeds can go towards a permanent staff on campus to keep a similar incident from happening to another student. the luncheon is at barfield's restaurant at 4920 dublin boulevard, suite two, 20, and it starts at 2:00. all right, let's check in with lisa. how's it looking out there? >> well, you know, we have some fog that's moving in across the bay. this is the view from mount tam. and although we're getting into some cooler weather today, the relative humidity is just 10% at about 2300ft. so we'll be watching that as we have major heat headed our way after the holiday weekend. i'll have the details coming up. >> lisa, thank you. also ahead, labor day plans are derailed for people in the north bay. why? a popular beach was shut down and when it

when they came to our arrest to sherry, they did not care the daughter was in the hospital and the school system new that she was in the hospital. they arrested the woman. theyt made her purple walk in front of her neighbors. she had to defend herself when they had done everything right. how about a story about tim walz? they make fun of him putting tampons and the boysk bathroom. >> will leave this you can finish watching her c-span.org. live noun to the u.s./mexico border and douglas, arizona vice president kamala harris is speaking about border security. live coverage on cspan2. [cheering] >> good afternoon. good afternoon everyone. good

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we would close out the week with the phoenix awards dinner hosted by a comedian and talkshow host sherrihepherd, and comedian at roy wood junior. this special evening will honor the remarkable black leaders whose cost -- contributions have left an indelible mark on their fields and our lives. and we will also be honored to be joined by the phenomenal grammy award-winning fantasia, who will give us a very special performance. these events are more than just gatherings. they are milestones in our journey from vision, to victory. reflecting our dedication to amplifying our black voices and advancing our shared goals. and there is more, to share more about what this week has in store, i am excited to introduce my fellow cochair, my friend, my spiritual prayer warrior, congressman troy carter. [applause] rep. carter: give it up for lucy mcbath! [applause] is everybody doing today? it is an extreme honor to be with you as honorary cochair of the annual legislative conference. we have an exhilarating week planned and i am thrilled to share more highlights with you. this is like the baptist chur

sherry is 21. she was sentence to 5 years and who's the prison but managed to escape? she says she went through hell back in her own country. so i'm just for this, these women had to stay in society as an active role. i love them was come, there wasn't this disparaging view of them as inferior and of course human is conservative, but women were important that today they are marginalized and they have no say all of us can use those crime, these photos, it was her 1st photo shoot with uncovered hair, the dress was made by a young, many designer her friend, and to sir hummadi, a model actor and social media influence. there was also at the shoot. the booth is detained, the women right on the street, and locked them up without an arrest warrant initial. but murphy, she will have the, there's no women who didn't experience torture in prison, who wasn't dragged across the floor by her hair or hand cuff for hours on end or put in solitary confinement for days. you can see the scars on my body. this lucy's use, but tons and electric shocks, the bossy wool. so i was tortured be

another ccfp figure who signed the letter against bisan auda is sherry lansing, chairman of the boardrica also signed the letter. it's been noted that this company, headed by zionists is also the home of prominent palestinian artists like st. levant and dj khalid. some other key figures from the music industry that signed the letter include eton binhoren, the executive vice president at warner music, and pamela charbit, the head of global ar at warner music. the label features major artists from around the world. unforgivable demonstrations of solidarity with zionist genocide in gaza. look, tell us about the so-called creative community for peace, will you? so, creative community for peace was founded as the same legal entity as the stand with us lobby group, which is well-known and historically has even been funded by the israeli prime minister. office and creative community for peace is led by dave renza, is the former ceo of universal music group publishing, but he's also married to the head and founder of stand with us, but aside from that, when it was founded as the same legal en

sherri barfield describes the beating her 14 year old son dasani, endured when four young men wearing hoodies and masks chased the freshman football player into boys locker room at dublin high school two weeks ago. the attack came moments after a girl and her mom confronted dasani after school on campus. the school says the mom and girl entered the locker room during the attack. there's no reason for a child to ever be beaten, or anyone to ever cause physical violence to another person. there's no reason for a mother to ever bring a perpetrator on campus to harm another student. if she feels her student has been wronged. tonight, dublin police announced they've arrested two people 18 year old gerald koontz, who faces trespassing and felony assault and child abuse charges and a 17 year old boy who was related to the girl. police say so far, there's no evidence the mother coordinated the attack. it was horrific and it was unacceptable and uncalled for. district superintendent chris funk says surveillance cameras captured the men entering the campus, providing leads to police. he says si

this sherry reform on foreign investments in mexico is of particular concern. now lopez, alberta said this was aimed of fighting corruption. how realistic is that? or he's, he's been a great at, i'm pushing through his message and controlling the narrative. the power needs to go back to the people. it's what he's been saying throughout the 6th a new. it's really one of the things that has given him such high level how high levels of approval and but logistically of the election of over 1600 judges who cools only retirement is to have had a law degree, which in mexico let's remember, is an undergrad, graduate degree, you don't have to go to law school to become a lawyer. you need to have around 5 to 9 years of experience really, but your additional branch in mexico has for the last 6 years, been the brakes to a full blown out implementation of mammals agenda. finally, finally been able to dismantle that. now another controversial point of the reforms is the, the use of faceless or anonymous judges and trials against organized crime figures . to say it's got the

sherry watching the get-go shot with a glass of wine in my hand. and that's what i love about that turn yet. that's little business as little window into them. you know, that's i had to thanks. mont. >> happening right now, its do or die tonight for oakland, ballers, they're hosting a playoff game at rim on the park against high wheelers. if they win, they'll head to the % championship round for the pioneer baseball league. and if they win the championship, that'll be the first time an expansion team in the pioneer league. and 25 years we'll win in their debut season. look, kind of cool out there. that video that we just showed of the game tonight. park outlooks. little cool. and this looks very cool. like a painting. >> so everything tracks, lawrence. yeah, it all adds up. yeah. all adds up. this picture of you're probably not. you've cut some very thick fog. kind of settling. get outside. right now. it's paused. looked rate from above down below. yeah. you're socked in with clouds across the golden gate bridge. some lights coming on there as folk

another ccfb figure who signed the letter against bisan auta is sherry lansing, chairman of the board at universal evan lamber, the president of universal publishing for north america, also signed the letter. it's been noted that this company, headed by zionists, is also the home of prominent palestinian artists like st. levant and dj khalid. some other key figures from the music industry that signed the letter include eton binhoren, the executive vice president at warner music, and pamela charbit, the head of global ar at warner music. the label features major artists from around the world like ed shiran and others who have displayed support for the palestinians previously. others from the world of hollywood who signed the letter against the journalists from gaza include debora messing and selma blair. unforgivable demonstrations of solidarity with zionist genocide in gaza. loki, tell us about the so-called creative community for peace, will you? so creative community for peace was founded as the same legal entity as the stand with us uh lobby group which is well-known and historical