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and i think people are finding solace and comfort in those tribes, which is good and bad. you know, in this corner of america hope is stronger than fear, at least for now. the fact that the women's march in washington for many here, the democratic deceit means it's more important than ever to continue their fight. this is jessica sending out the resistance of get the incoming president. and we are going to keep fighting, keep standing together, keep taking action because we know we have a fight ahead of us for the next 4 years. but what we wanna do is build and get bigger and stronger so that it's full years. we are prepared to contend for power again and then of course here they'll be more but there will be more pads if advance for power again. few mixed with determination. these protestors had hoped for a different outcome of the elections, but they're not giving up their fight for a future without trump the the slow eyes and like all the visual stories. hello, i called her and veiled box. these for him. i'm very excited for this very amazing work in the city of legal ne

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if you want solace, you find solace in knowing you probably have a pretty good chance of winning back the house in the next two years if you look at what has been happening in a 50- 50 country over the last four years, but that only happens if you come together as a party have a coherent theology and were able to articulate it in a way that resonates with people who are very persuadable. that is a lesson of arizona, a lesson of pennsylvania. people are persuadable. they are still uneasy. when there is angst, they want change . i think it is why we have a lot of change. change elections correlating with social media, which makes people ages. there is probably a reason there. >>> next, what the public might now understand about the role that the right-wing media played in the 2024 election. we will talk to the new republic's michael domestically, about his new piece. new piece. your best defense against erosion and cavities is strong enamel. nothing beats it. i recommend pronamel active shield because it actively shields the enamel to defend against erosion and cavities. i at this produ

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if you are like me, you need some solace, some good words, some hope in these difficult times.ne robinson, the ninth of testable bishop of new hampshire and the reverend dr. jackie lewis, senior minister at the church, and author of fierce love: a bold path to courage and rule breaking kindness that can heal the world. thank you both so much for coming to the sunday show. bishop gene, let me start with you, tell us, how do people come to grips with our new political reality and the possibility that we are more divided than ever? >> you know, your opening statement was so true. this morning in church, our parish priest told us that she got -- in 18 years of ministry, she got more calls from parishioners on wednesday then in her entire ministry. people are really floored by this. jackie and i have a colleague and her name is valerie carr, and she is out of the sikh tradition, and she has a wonderful question. she says when you are confronted with darkness, you have to figure out, is it the darkness of the tomb or the darkness of the womb? is something diet or is something trying

. >> in each story i can hear the solace. honest, authentic and angry at times. >> that's right. to give god your tears and tears are holy water at work, that's with the spirit brushes told me don't be ashamed, their holy waters that work moving through your. it is a beautiful thing and i change my impression of tears. no longer am i ashamed and the brushes of the spirit moved with honesty. just like worshiping and spirit and truth. the spirit is a partner to truth. jesus says spirit is a partner to truth so the path to wholeness is always grounded in truth, whatever you are experiencing. in the first year it's like i should be better, let me take my mind off of it and it will get better. that did not work for me because i had a long journey. the only way to get fuel to move forward was to stay with truth and spirit, honesty. >> love the brushes of the spirit. i might use that as a title and give you credit for it. let's see another picture. tell us about that one. >> i call this rocking lost, one of the effects of my head injury is i cannot rock my baby who was nine months old a

they said holly was now at peace and that they found solace in knowing she brought so much joy to sony. she died in hospital in bangkok in neighbouring thailand. she was flown there and doctors fought to save her life. unfortunately, they didn't manage to do so. she passed awayjust manage to do so. she passed away just a manage to do so. she passed awayjust a day manage to do so. she passed away just a day after her manage to do so. she passed awayjust a day after her best friend bianca jones, also 19, died from the suspected methanol poisoning. unfortunately, methanol poisoning. u nfortu nately, we methanol poisoning. unfortunately, we are now talking about six young people who have lost their lives after going on holiday. fix, who have lost their lives after going on holiday.— going on holiday. a lot of these victims _ going on holiday. a lot of these victims are - going on holiday. a lot of these victims are very . going on holiday. a lot of- these victims are very young. it must be causing concern in the area, which is popular with backpackers. what do we know about what happened?

and during this morning's turkey trot event, mayor jen cavenaugh offered words of solace. >> i went toking the words might come today for what to say, it turned out there are no words that will bring these kids back to us that will make this all okay. >> obviously, a lot of emotions surrounding this. the people involved in the crash were in a cybertruck. they were headed back from some sort of gathering. now, the exact cause of the investigation is still under investigation, but police believed they were speeding. a fourth victim is in hospital tonight on thanksgiving. >>> hotel workers in san francisco were busy this holiday but not at work. they were once again striking in front of union square. more from the picket lines where there is no clear end in sight. >> what do we want! what do we want! >> reporter: if you don't hear the chants you will hear the bangs. from the marriott on sutter street to the west and st. francis. the sounds have stretched across union square for 68 days, but workers say their bosses are not listening. >> 68 days on strike and we have not heard anything fro

. >> reporter: mayor cavenaugh spoke briefly to try to give words of solace but there was not much she could say. >> i went to bed last night thinking the words may come today for what to say. it turned out there are no words. that will bring these kids back to us, that will make this all okay. >> reporter: a fourth victim is still alive and in the hospital. mayor cavenaugh said that person had another surgery on thursday. piedmont is a small community. many people knew the victims. the losses felt heavy throughout the streets. >> i feel like i lost little brothers. i love them both to death. >> reporter: many of the details of the crash are still being investigated, but police do believe that speed was a factor. >> by last check, the sole survivor was listed in critical condition. police say the driver in another car that was behind the cybertruck pulled over after the crash and managed to pull that person out. >>> not a first alert day. you can see snow along interstate 80. this was of course earlier in the day. smooth sailing up on highway 80 and highway 50 and echo summits. if you'

>> yes and that gives me some, it gives me some solace. a bit of comfort that my father is still there, he is still fighting. he is still strong, he is a fighter. >> is it a fair observation in a given your father's testimony this week, that it may have seemed aimed to distance himself from actions of political activities? let me give you a few examples. "new york times" reports he described being a leader with and speaker nancy pelosi but he "didn't speak and listen to very intensely." he is reported to, when asked to appealing to foreign figures, including then vice president mike pence, who he had met with and secretary of state mike pompeo, whether he had appealed to them to influence and policy in china and hong kong. he is reported to have said never. he reportedly also said that the idea of outright hong kong independence was "crazy." jonathan, do his answers tell you as a lawyer anything about his strategy on the stand? >> his answers tell me more about how punishing the national security law is. if he's being defensive over meetin

. >> now michael's family is hoping this will finally bring them some solace. ten years after his death, we talked often, and his last words ever to me, which i will always cherish, was, i love you, sis. >> i never heard from him again. >> michael's older sister, stacy turner, shared her memories only with true crime news after the trial, saying she was living in new york and kept in touch with michael by phone until the year it all turned so strange. >> i would get messages that just didn't sound like michael. and then my daughter tried to send him a message and she got a message back, supposedly from michael, and it says, who are you? i don't know who you are. i don't have any family. just leave me alone. >> and that's because it wasn't him. michael shaver was already dead. >> let's focus on the totality of circumstances, showing how she impersonated him to his friends and family members through texts, facebook message. >> lori shaver had taken over michael's social media accounts, posing as her husband after shooting him in the back of the head and burying h

week find comfort and solace -- we find comfort in cell is knowing she brought so much joy and happinesse been paid to 28-year-old lawyer simone white from london who also died following e suspected methanol poisoning. it is believe all the tourists drink tainted alcohol while in a night out. others including an american and two danish women are suspected to have been victims as well. people in the area which the tourists were visiting say they are worried. some of those who fell ill were taken hospital -- were taken to hospital in thailand. >> this is a video bianchi jones and holly posted on tiktok earlier this year. two best friends for lovejoy about to take off on the adventure of a lifetime. today news came that 19 own holly had died from methanol poisoning. be uncle also 19 died in hospital yesterday. the family of british victim simone white today released a statement describing her as one of a kind. she had the most wonderful energy and spark for life it said. . she has been taken from us too soon. she will be sorely missed by her brother, grandmother and entire family. the town

we are all sad, but at the end of the day, we don't have time for solace.ocratic strategist admits republicans asked the questions kamala harris didn't. we asked people three things. how do you feel about immigration? how do you feel about crime? and are you better off, is the economy better? people said "no" to those things. i don't think that's true. but elections are about instincts and feelings as well. i know, clive. i agree, but look, at the end of the day, at some point, we have to look at some realities. the first decision i made as nominee in 2020 was selecting her as my vice president. 0ne reality is that kamala harris was fatally tied to an unpopular president, and during the campaign, she failed to make a decisive break from her boss. would you have done something differently than president biden? there is not a thing that comes to mind. she seemed tin—eared, not only turning off moderate republicans, but also democrats too — black men, latinos, younger voters. there's a problem with the messaging. some of it has to do with religion. with tradit

the suspect was identified as brian can solace of. police also found he had a 13 year-old helper, search of his apartment also revealing more than $40,000 in cash and vapes valued at $125,000. some weed and room chocolate bars. marte posting this picture showing the coliseum station's new fare gates. they're up and running installation work continues, though. it powell in montgomery stations, 10 stations now have these new gate and there's was supposed to stop fare evasion. the goal here is all 50 stations done by the end of 2025. still ahead kron, 4 news at 6, a red flag warning for most of the bay is going to be in effect through tomorrow morning. >> our meteorologist kathy trafton gives us a closer look at the forecast. plus this year's election season was a wild one certainly will hear from experts about process everything in a healthy way. and then a veteran turned tiktok star. papa j. he is quite a character. you're well, has been just a day since embattled san jose city council member omar torres was >> arrested and then taken

and experts say democrats can take solace in the fact that the party does have a strong bench of future leaders at the national level that can appeal differently to the electorate. live in the studio betty yu, ktvu, fox two news. >> tonight, a closer look at one of the closely watched statewide propositions. prop 36 was quick to pass last night. as we take a look at the election map, you can see it was a landslide win with every single county in california voting in favor of the proposition, which increases penalties for certain types of drug and theft crimes. and here is a closer look at those final results. an overwhelming yes for prop 36, with 70% of the vote tonight and a reminder that you can monitor all our election coverage and find up to date results on some of the outstanding races. >> it's on the fox local app. it's free to download on your phone and smart tv. >> more reaction tonight from the bay area as donald trump prepares for his return to the white house tonight, protesters sending a message from the south bay and what began as a class assignment for a student 30 years a

, it is terrible that the united states is not going to play a more constructive role where i see solace and all this is that the clean energy revolution is underway. and frankly, it doesn't matter to some degree. who's in the white house. we're going to keep the point where we're going to keep the point. so we're going to be reopening some of our nuclear plants. we're going to keep the existing of your plants open. many places in the country, you're actually gonna fight back. i live in california the day after you actually what's called our governor announced that we're going to have special session of our legislation. we're talking about all the things california is going to do to counteract trump. and so is an ideal now, but the country is not just the federal government and in that sense, i've got a little more hope. yeah, we, we also have to, um, you know, tell our viewers. california has one of the world's largest economies. i mean, what california does it matters around the world. let me ask you about the notion of these cop meetings. this is cop 2929. and i dare say if you were t

what makes the fence so happy solace. so let's make people have faithful people are nice and kind and they help each others. i think that's our life spring . yes, i have to finish. people are just kind of take things so seriously. maybe what is so special about finish last time. it's called. it's a whole lot of what does it have to do with finish happiness and what can we learn from defense in order to live happier? like i said, looks at the finish capsule of tests and keith to find those around 5 and a half 1000000 people live in san lynch. in the north of europe. the country is northwards, many lakes and forests. so on a culture, the northern lights and a very long winter finance on the list of the walls. happiness reports 2024. why my country gemini is only rags. 24, just behind us. on 23. it seems my happiness could use a boost. that's why i'm aging 3 happened to us investigators. they were hired by the finish tourism bought visits, segment for a p r campaign. i'm interested in learning more about finished happiness f

something very splish, and it is helping new life boom in a garden, and they are just on demand to solace. it draws visitors from far and wide. the military mountain really is one of india's oldest bossing to the military. heroes in coming out of the town of good news is a major stuff on the way the tourists are very welcome. here, in addition to the ruling t plantations, the father to nicolas are a key source of income. but there are downsides. 16 tons of raised are produced each the by the tones $45000.00 residents. then there's the garbage left by the tourist. partnership 192000 but more than 10 years ago in 2013 after the festival of the wiley, i saw a facebook post written by one of my friend stating that they were going to clean the waste through an order by the tourists as another point joined, so i decided to join in la nadia and slowly, many other volunteers joined us to then we started to dream about cleaning up the river that runs to canada. and it was while cleaning the river that we started looking for the place i need to dump the waste to quickly and go corporate long throug

. >> reporter: mayor jen cavanaugh spoke briefly to try and offer words of solace but admitted there she could say. >> i went to bed last night thinking the words might come today for what to say, it turned out there are no words that will bring these kids back to us, that'll make this all okay. >> reporter: a fourth victim is still alive and in the hospital. mayor cavanaugh says that person had another surgery on thursday. piedmont is a small community, many people knew the victims, and the loss is felt heavy throughout the streets. >> feel like i lost a couple little brothers. i love them both to death. >> reporter: many of the details of the crash are being investigated, but police do believe that speed was a factor. >>> hundreds of people gathered at san francisco's alcatraz before the crack of dawn to celebrate indigenous people and to remember the 1969 occupation on the island that sparked a national movement for justice. this event is held every thanksgiving. >>> on the fire watch tonight, we are following a fast growing vegetation fire just outside of los angeles where evacua

. >> i hope that somehow me and my small way can provide some solace, and i hope that others can do the same for the families. >> friday night's vigil was brief but impactful, according to the people i talked to. no one really felt like talking about it on camera. a woman i spoke to says this fatal crash was heartbreaking. she says it's a parent's worst nightmare. a grandfather i talked to was moved to tears. he says his grandson was friends with the students killed. >> i was devastated. i felt terrible at the spot where the crash happened. >> a former classmate was at a loss for words. >> there's a lot of things i wish i could tell them now. >> a community connected in sorrow. a community that will need time to heal in piedmont. suzanne phan abc seven news. >> a three alarm fire in vallejo forced people out of their homes. a century old multi storey victorian building. flames engulfed the building on sutter street at ohio street just before midnight. people were forced to wait outside in the cold as the building burned. >> we have to wait until everything is over with to be able to jus

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