. >> victoria woodard, who serves as mayor of tacoma, washington, spoke from the u.s. conference of mayors meeting in washington, d.c. on how cities can address local challenges with partnerships from other organizations. ♪ >> all right, so they are back. and it is because my daughter did not feel like she had a large enough role in the last -- [laughter] [applause] an event so we are going to expand her role a little bit. our next speaker is not only a strong member of our organization and chair of our women mayors leadership alliance, but she recently took over as president of our sister organization, national u.s. cities. she has been -- it has been a true partner on efficacy, and we are now working on the bipartisan infrastructural law through the bloomberg-funded local infrastructure hub. please join me in welcoming -- >> mayor victoria woodard's. >> very good! [cheers and applause] ♪ >> wow. on my notes it says it will be introduced by the voice of god, and i said, that must be francis suarez. but then to have his daughter say my name, how cool is that? [applause

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officers are also looking for the 2021 toyota tacoma. the pair were last seen in anyone who may have spotted hopson or any suspicious activity involving the tacoma with the license plate on your screen. there is asked to please call fairfield police. and stay comics who believe they are. it is it may get a second chance at justice state attorney general rob bonta announcing the creation of a new post conviction justice unit. the first ever some da offices throughout california have similar units, including contra costa and napa counties. >> argument is an extra layer, a review to ensure integrity and transparency and justice in the criminal justice system. but we don't want repeat that. we do. and we do want to make sure we're taking advantage of the existing units that are there. but have a broad range of of oversight and rev%ew to do what we know is necessary to make sure that no it is convicted of a crime they didn't commit. >> bonta announced the unit yesterday and oakland citing the national registry of its of exonerations which fou

toyota tacoma, however, when mister hobson was detained was not with him to the husband being arrested for suspicion of his wife's murder, fairfield police arrested. 61 year-old greg hopson here at the intersection of walters road and east have are detectives responded to the scene. make contact with mister hobson and began their initial investigation over the course of that investigation. they developed probable cause to believe >> that mister thompson had murdered his wife and new. >> now mister hobson is being held here with no bail. we went to the facility asking to interview mister hopson, but we were unable to speak to him by news time fairfield police confirmed that they are looking for a body and then based on their initial investigation, they do not believe 53 year-old misses hopson is a life. we do ask if anyone has seen anything. if you saw greg. >> if you saw if you saw this silver 2021, toyota tacoma, it has a camper on the back. if you would, please give a call to the investigations unit at 7, 0, 7, 4, 2, 8, 6, 7, 6, 0, 0, >> police say that vehicle was last seen on safet

billionaire would have to buy an extra $100.00 tons per year, feel safe from the thought employer, the tacoma. is this reasonable? does it border on expropriation douglas onto desk in mind for the greater good has to take precedence? an idea, but the compromise is right there with my wealth. i can buy the freedom to emit more carbon yield seals, what i have to pay for it. i don't just get it for free stuff is the woman killed dish bicola. germany's ministry for economic affairs is now also responsible for climate action. how does minister all that, how they exceed the situation? the shock and i'll say to any camry you put me in front of we are to lie to the situation is serious. if we reached the tipping point and the climate crises spirals out of control room, he won't just be a question of his slightly lower quality of life. we're talking about a real danger to human life. people will lose their lives, they will be drown. people will no longer be able to live as they do today. they'll will be was, these are all realistic scenarios here. this dishes pub x assessment is clear. will he introdu

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. >> tacoma, washington, sean on the line. for those with experience with homelessness. good morning. >> good morning. >> go ahead, you are on with stephen eide. >> hi, i just wanted to share my experience in homelessness. actually, my homelessness darted from when i was 14. i was removed from my mom's home, from abuse, personal abuse. from my mom's husband. i have been involved with human trafficking, sexual abuse. i have domestic violence, gun violence, everything. i'm 62 now and, like i said, i have been homeless pretty much 90% of that time. the resources are out, there there's so many resources. but you have to fit a certain criteria. you need to be actively using, we need to be sleeping in your car out in the rain, in a tent to get any resources. then, what i'm finding with our resources here in tacoma, washington, we have the housing resources that get homeless mail, they're out there. they have all these plans to has people. but instead, were being stolen from, we're being lied to. numbers are being lied about. and we have nobody that we can turn to that i have b

if forgetting actually uses energy figures, tacoma from that fact alone, we can tell the process of forgetting is very important for us to go purchase. our brain can process the huge amount of input that it. we see every 2nd of every day. it perceives everything but doesn't save it all. it completely forgets many things automatically when we're out and about our brain absorbs impressions of everything. people, trees, houses, street cars, everything. if these impressions are retained as memories, nerve cells that take part in the memory process have to be connected by the synopsis. no, but not all impressions, images and memories remain. the majority of synopses are blocked by a certain protein. then they can't bind any more. this results in these impressions not being saved. we don't retain memories from the majority of these impressions, which balances out the state of remembering and forgetting. andrea's capacity rope, alice wants to find out whether a newly discovered gene found in people with hypoth. i messed ec syndrome acts like a switch that regulates or inhibits forgetting. these guys

the fighting them 2 days ago, 8 people were killed when it un peacekeeping. convoy taking supplies, tacoma was attacked, people displaced by the violence or angry at a perceived lack of action or the you and force there to protect them. okay, those are the top stories here, one out or 01 or one east leaving afghanistan is coming up next following a female school principal and student who fled taliban rule. stay with us for that . o week to look at the world's top business stores. from global markets in economies to construction and small businesses. to understand how it affects the tardy riders. counting the cost on al jazeera i counted university student pursuing her dream to become a politician, a principal of a girl school educating the next generation. both stellar examples of women's progress in afghanistan. but when the taliban seized control in 2021, their lives came to a sudden halt. i full of everything finished. everything finished my achievements, how much i tried for my studies, for my exams, and over all the girls and i couldn't stop myself to crying and then came the threads,

i believe the concept of a multiple, a world is also brought up during those talks, what's wishes tacoma? right, there was a lot of talk about multi polarity at these meetings today. and wang even told us vladimir putin that china's dedicated to making international relations more democratic. and naturally, that means moving away from the unipolar wet way of doing things in terms of international relations. now, wang also did meet with russia's foreign minister, sergei lab rav today, and their lab prov, again spoke about their common interests in building this a form of a multi polarity on a world scale. in lab rav said that this was something that was also in the best interest of africa and asia countries, which are the majority of which are trying to assert their national sovereignty very much right now. she's defeated us each of those little spook, the russian federation, and the people's republic of china continued to closely coordinate foreign policy efforts. standing for the creation of a more open democratic re their system of a national relations. that's what the majority of asia

again on the prestigious best album award, which went to pop sensation harry styles. meanwhile, adel tacoma, gong for best seller performance. the big surprise of the night was 73 year old bonny rate landing the soul of the year war war was bring in entertainment. journalist k j must is she's joining us from los angeles, terry bell, and say was the star of the night. but she kept us waiting, did she? oh my god, you know, as i was watching the red carpet, i kept waiting for beyond say, and i noticed all the stars were walking down the red carpet, but i didn't see any interviews with beyond say, so i thought maybe she was going to be you know, fashionably late a couple of minutes and not do the red carpet and go directly into the award ceremony. come to find out. she actually was late because she was stuck in traffic . so then people started to say, you know, she's supposed to make history. will she make it in time to receive the award? if she does make history or will she be stuck in traffic? everybody kind of had her fingers crossed, and luckily she made it. she was about 45 minutes late fo

this is a very well known internationally, like joshua wong, through tacoma, lawmakers, and well known legal scott, as you can see behind me to school is the police outside the building, marshalling the tendency from what is actually a large number of activists to come out despite previously facing fans on gathering because of koby 19 roof. there is now people waving union jack blacks behind me. there's a long queue of people sneaking around the court house. now the co 19 rules have been somewhat east in hong kong, is an opportunity. people to come out and so their voice again in the assessment is a patient about the trial because many of those arrested have been detained for the entire period since the arrest was made 2 years ago. and so have not been seen or heard from since during the time when most of his democracy activism in the city has effectively closed up completely after the major political reforms that have taken place in let's return to our top story. now. dozens of people are dead in turkey and syria. after a $7.00 magnitude earthquake, hundreds of buildings have collapse

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the two actors ke huy quan and michelle yeoh also tacoma awards. nearly 75% of the time. -- also took home awards nearly 75% of the time. the image awards were also taking place. kumasi: serena williams. the jackie robinson sports award which recognizes those in civil rights and community involvement. angela bassett won entertainer of the year. >> i guess angela bassett did the thing. thank you to the naacp and everyone who voted army -- voted for me. kumasi: black forever won rest motion picture. viola davis won for her role in woman king. reggie: still time to catch up on the oscar-nominated films. the awards are sunday, march 12, here on abc 7. kumasi: i love viola davis in "winking." -- "woman king." reggie: i have not seen it. i am worried about the oscars now. kumasi: she is still a queen and she knows it. is that we spring ahead. random information. kumasi: i did not know that. lisa: and then the next weekend is spring. a little bit of useful or useless information. feeling rain have to get early. it just on the way live doppler 7 showing th

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in related news, over 150 people locked up at ice's northwest detention center in tacoma, washington,ended their hunger strike after nearly a week but said they are ready to restart the peaceful demonstration if officials don't fulfill their promise to improve living conditions. their demands include nutritious meals, clean facilities, and proper medical care. hunger strikers reported retaliation from ice and the geo group, which runs the detention center. in maryland, two people, including a neo-nazi leader, were arrested and charged with plotting to attack marilyn's power grid. brandon russell appeared in a baltimore court monday while circling dell and was indicted in florida. the two face up to 22 years in prison. this is an fbi special agent. >> sarabeth, brandon russell conspired to inflict maximum harm on the power grid, a key component of our infrastructure. the accused were not just talking but taking steps to fulfill theirhreats and further their extremist goals. amy: the white house is white supremacist and violent extremists malicious posts the most threat to the united st

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police say they're looking for the 2021 toyota tacoma. they were last seen it looks like this fairfield police were eventually able to find greg but not his wife. they say based on evidence collected so far they believe i know a non was killed. they did not say why they believe hopson killed his wife. anyone who may have either seen hobson or his wife or witnessed any suspicious activity involving that truck with the license plate that you see on your screen while they're asked to call fairfield police. >> new at 9 a street vendor was beat up outside safety center in san jose reportedly over a hot dog. the fight was captured on cell phone video and shared on social media. our first justin campbell spoke to the woman who captured the brutal fight. >> so phone video captures the moment a street vendor really kicked in the face. multiple witnesses say the assault came after a disagreement over a hot dog. the that i know wanting to pay for some hot dogs or i think like the speed of service him, the man being able to slow, i guess kim laura sh

toyota tacoma in sacramento. that was this past tuesday. gregory was arrested yesterday after officers did locate his truck, but his wife has not been found. police do believe that she is dead. if you know anything about what might have happened between this couple, you're being asked to contact fairfield police, antioch police are responding to public concerns over the department's response times. 2 burglaries, at least 2 incidents happened at the hillcrest restaurant and tap house and cocina medina restaurant. the department says they would normally respond quickly to these types of calls, but they could not because of all their officers that were on duty. there were already working other high-priority calls. they say they looked into boost both incidents. the department says it's now taking steps to address the problems which does include hiring more officers. san francisco police double down on keeping its streets free of workers. police have revealed a new enforcement strategy to keep work from happening and cap street kron 4 sarah sti

a new the two were lasting, traveling together in a silver toyota tacoma with a camper.that based on the evidence they found they believe on new has been killed. over the course of that investigation, they developed probable cause to believe that mr hobson had murdered his wife and new police did not say why they suspect that hobson is responsible for his wife's death . anyone who may have seen the couple or their truck is this past week is asked to call fairfield police analysis by us officials has reinforced conclusions that the balloon shot down off the coast of south carolina was in fact, a chinese spy balloon. the debris from the remnants of the balloon are now on their way to the fbi lab in virginia for deeper analysis. now military officials will look to examine the three smaller objects shot down in the eight days following the china the spy balloon incident. president biden said yesterday that they were most likely private balloons used for recreation or scientific research. the white house insists that the u. s airspace is safe. there shouldn't be any overarchi

carolina , left homes and businesses without power for days, another over christmas weekend near tacoma washington, knocked out power to 14,000. the electric grid is in the crosshairs of those who wish to do us harm, whether it's through a cyber attack or getting up close and trying to destroy it physically , both suspects could face up to 20 years behind bars if found guilty in washington, lauren blanchard, fox news dell is the latest tech company to announce job cuts. the texas headquartered company announced plans to lay off roughly 6600 people that's about 5% of the global workforce. it comes as the demand for pcs has been falling after a big spike during the pandemic. for dell, specifically, shipments are down by 37% compared to this time last year. dell has two offices here in the bay area, but no word yet if the layoffs will affect anyone in those two offices and you, study finds more single women are homeowners than single men in america. lendingtree completed an analysis of us census bureau data. it says it showed single women across the country owned almost 11 million homes, c

what i'm finding with our resources into,, washington, we have the housing -- in tacoma, washington, resources, homeless males, you know they are out there. they have all of these funds to house people but we are being stolen from, we are being lied to. numbers are being lied about. and we have nobody that we can turn to that -- i have been looking for the leaders -- or the leader of the d.c. y s program. the leader of the homelessness, who runs this and that? i have children. i have been homeless with my child. i get no resources because i don't fit their criteria. and because i have done 17 years in prison. what are these programs for? what are they designed for? what i'm finding out is the programs and our government is doing exactly what they are supposed to do. what they're designed to do. that is to keep us homeless. because we are their job security. host: thank you for sharing your story. stephen eide. guest: yes, thank you for sharing your powerful story. there is a lot in what you just said. i think -- the system is very often people who are homeless currently or have been

and a silver toyota tacoma with a camper. police say based on the evidence they found they believe a new has been killed. over the course of an investigation. they developed probable cause to believe that mr hobson had murdered his wife, a new police did not say why they suspect thompson is responsible for his wife's death that anyone who may have seen the couple or their truck this past week is asked to call fairfield police fremont police say suspect is now under arrest in the first homicide of the year. it happened yesterday afternoon at a gas station near the busy intersection of paseo padre parkway and stevenson boulevard. police say there was a fight between two men. witnesses say the person who died had been stabbed several times. police arrested the suspect a few blocks away from the crime shortly after the attack. san jose police are investigating the beating of a sidewalk vendor outside asap center and the attack all captured on video. ktvu south bay reporter jesse geary has details on what led up to the attack. the

carolina , left homes and businesses without power for days, another over christmas weekend near tacoma washington, knocked out power to 14,000. the electric grid is in the crosshairs of those who wish to do us harm, whether it's through a cyber attack or getting up close and trying to destroy it physically, both suspects could face up to 20 years behind bars if found guilty in washington, lauren blanchard, fox news already taking a look at the weather as we move forward, dry weather coming this week, but there is a chance for some umbrella weather in there with the five day forecast coming up next right now to heather holmes and a closer look at some of the stories we're working on for the seven o'clock news on ktvu plus heather up tonight competition in the artificial intelligence space is heating up google's plans for its own a. i powered chatbot to rival the popular chat gpt that has become such a viral sensation. plus big moments and big wins at the grammys, but a musical tribute almost got derailed. i'll talk with tmz about the backstage scuffle involving a performer. those storie

carolina , left homes and businesses without power for days, another over christmas weekend near tacoma, washington, knocked out power to 14,000. the electric grid is in the crosshairs of those who wish to do us harm, whether it's through a cyber attack or getting up close and trying to destroy it physically , both suspects could face up to 20 years behind bars if found guilty in washington, lauren blanchard, fox news, all right, let's turn now to our beautiful area, whether dry day here for us after a wet weekend, let's bring in roberta to find out more about our lovely weather was quite stormy this weekend. it was it was nice to have this dry day, right and lots of fresh powder in the high sierra. now we're drying out nicely, and we saw temperatures slightly above average for this time of the year. hi everybody. let's go ahead and take a look outdoors right now. right here. i think clouds dripping across the salt ponds this afternoon officials sundown is at 5 38, and by the time the sun sets will have a lot of clear skies right now, take a look at the numbers. typically this time of t

. >> i am from tacoma, washington. i think what is coming up for me is, we've got to figure out how to redefine what policing is. i feel like we are asking police officers to do as much as we are asking our teachers to do. and eu are called to do all that work, but especially today, how are we incentivizing and supporting cities who are creating alternative responses, and other ways to address some of the issues that come up about safety in our communities, and how we are looking at funding to help some of our cities, you're not finding those police officers, but someone may want to be a community safety officer but not be an actual police officer, but that does contribute to the safety of our community. >> very timely, i met with the mayor of tucson who is telling , me about her community officer program that is engaged in and serving as a pipeline for future officers, but also a group of trained individuals who can help in addressing and meeting with people in a crisis and creating a new public safety mental health r

our panel will be moderated by uscm women's mayors leadership alliance chair tacoma mayor victoria woodardsship alliance mayor woodards curses as president of the national league of cities. as mayor she continues to be a check in on issues and antiracist system, transformation while expanding her involvement in regional and national efforts related to housing, public safety, growing local businesses and support for youth and families. thank you, mayor woodards foror doing that. [applause] >> our first panelist is anaheim's new mayor ashleigh aitken. in november of 2022 she was elected the 48th mayor and first woman mayor of anaheim. [applause] she briefly served two terms on the anaheim community services board. she's been aun trial lawyer for more than 20 years and a former federal prosecutor in the central district of california. as mayor she is focus on enhancing public safety, expanding a formal and growing anaheim'sfo economy. joining her, thank you mayor for joining us. joining her is boise mayor lauren mclean. mayor mcleann was sworn in as a 56 mayor of boise and the first woman elec

i was in tacoma to discuss house -- how the inflation reduction act is capping insulin for seniors andill keep pushing to cap the cost for everyone. medical issues the issue for senator murray, you can add that to the mix. this is gary in north carolina. caller: i think the plan is falling apart. with the new green deal and stuff. our road taxes paid by cash tax. if everybody is going to electric, they cannot get the tax to fix potholes and stuff. i do not know where that money is going to come from. the other thing is the poor prisoner was trying hard to do something to clean up the air and everything that moves around , plastics, asphalt, everything comes from oil. when you move something, it costs a lot. it will reflect in the cost. the situation with people not liking what is going on or moving to other states, it is driving housing out. we have immigrants that need a place to stay. that is driving housing out. the plan is falling apart. it started out a good idea, but it is falling apart. host: north carolina, that listing of states ranks north carolina at the 24th least expensive

i was in tacoma to discuss house -- how the inflation reduction act is capping insulin for seniors and will keep pushing to cap the cost for everyone. medical issues the issue for senator murray, you can add that to the mix. this is gary in north carolina. caller: i think the plan is falling apart. with the new green deal and stuff. our road taxes paid by cash tax. if everybody is going to electric, they cannot get the tax to fix potholes and stuff. i do not know where that money is going to come from. the other thing is the poor prisoner was trying hard to do something to clean up the air and everything that moves around , plastics, asphalt, everything comes from oil. when you move something, it costs a lot. it will reflect in the cost. the situation with people not liking what is going on or moving to other states, it is driving housing out. we have immigrants that need a place to stay. that is driving housing out. the plan is falling apart. it started out a good idea, but it is falling apart. host: north carolina, that listing of states ranks north carolina at the 24th least expensi

park, glen echo, high yatsville, martins additions, mount rainier, riverdale park, somerset, and tacoma park. two in vermont, montpelier and winoogie. one in california, san francisco allows voting for noncitizens who are a parent or legal guardian of a child living in san francisco to vote in local school board elections. i thank the gentleman for yielding and i yield back. mr. raskin: well, thank you, ms. norton. and i just say that none of those jurisdictions have been overrun with fentanyl or illegal aliens. all of those are jurisdictions which are functioning democratic self-governmental units just as the jurisdictions in new york and colorado that have the same practice. this is really about noncitizen voting, mr. speaker. this is about democratic self-government and allowing local jurisdictions to make home rule decisions for themselves because this isn't the end of it. this is the beginning. tomorrow i think we're going to be considering a resolution of disapproval for the district of columbia's criminal justice reform that they've engaged in over the last nine or 10 years invol

for the aclu of washington as well as board of amara, a child welfare organization in the seattle-tacoma area and is dedicated to meeting the needs of children and families who have been impacted by foster care. in addition to his outstanding qualifications, mr. whitehead's nomination continues the president's commitment to ensuring that the federal bench better reflect the american public. mr. whitehead is the first judicial nominee by president biden to have a physical disability. now if confirmed he will be one of only a handful of federal judges with a disclosed disability. jamal whitehead is well prepared to serve the u.s. district court for the western district of washington. this is a historic confirmation. i hope my colleagues will support mr. whitehead's nomination to our federal court. i thank the president and i yield the floor. i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: number one in a joint meeting with senator schumer, the only time we met together, he lectured us about inflation reduction act last summer and subsidi