justice for tara. and as sharon would say, my tara. she always said, my tara. none of these efforts turned up anything useful. and the sheriff's case wasn't going anywhere either. there was no getting around it. justice for tara just was not happening. in fact, the case was growing cold, stone cold. eventually mike gandy retired, as did these two cops way up north, retired and moved to sunny florida. and-- got very bored. keith morrison (voiceover): uh, oh. craig melvin (voiceover): coming up. i always felt that this was a case that could be solved. craig melvin (voiceover): enter a cold case squad. could they do what no one else had? how important was that? extremely important. craig melvin (voiceover): when "dateline" continues. >> people always ask for pet tips. for us, joint health comes first. >> and it. >> starts with cosequin. >> our dogs are like. athletes in. the ring. >> but at home they're our companions, just like yours. >> our veterinarian. recommends giving them cosequin. >> every day. >> for the moments. >> that matter. >> trust cosequin. >> cose

tara: anyone else? one more question. >> hi, my name's mike. so we've seen a lot of kind of ridiculous suggestions from elon musk and other people on the right, like having elected bodies remove the worst 1% of judges. i tweeted that the other day. and you know, having congress impeach judges and have them arrested and put on trial for, i don't know, unnamed crimes, but to me, these suggestions seem ridiculous but i thought a lot of things people on the right were saying were ridiculous until they actually implemented them. what's the tragedy in place to push back against these -- i don't know how to describe them, other than ridiculous suggestions? mr. boyle: i think it would be a mistake to just laugh off these absurd things that musk is saying. first, he's the richest person in the world by a mile. someone told me the other day if you take number two and three on that list, they don't equal musk's wealth. that is extraordinary, something like close to $500 billion. he also clearly has more power in the trump administration than i think any o

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ryan riley tara setmayer and julian castro are back with me. so, mr.led the department of housing and urban development. when we're looking at the fbi and doj or any other department, will they provide any checks and balances to president trump? and what happens if they don't? >> well, they ought to, right. i mean, the whole idea is that the attorney general, the department of justice, is serving the american people, and it's not supposed to serve a president. and trump wants to turn that around. he absolutely is looking for a department of justice, fbi, cia, everybody that is serving his interests and his interests alone. and that's what we see. that's at the heart of this, alex. yes, there's a lot of petty revenge here. and going after the agents that were involved in january 6th. but we've also seen a lot larger scale effort than that, buyouts that are meant to be able to turn over employees and insert new people whose fealty is to president trump. obviously, the political appointees that are already being appointed, who have 100% loyalty to trump,

this data. >> tara, you have that piece, right? it's just that it's just that. who who made it very clear that, you know, he supported some type of policy that would not involve indians. and he said that he. >> would never. >> marry. >> outside of his race. >> he said. you know. >> he doesn't. >> have a problem with indian hate. i guess. jd vance, we should ask the second lady, jd vance, his wife, how. >> she feels about. that since he wants him to come. >> back and seems to think there's. >> nothing wrong with that. >> but it's even bigger. >> than just that. i mean, these. >> are people who are unqualified. elon musk's minions. >> are out here. some of them are teenagers. >> they're involved in hacking competitions. they have foreign, questionable. >> foreign ties. >> with businesses. this would never. >> be allowed. >> if this were. >> a democratic presidency doing. >> this ever. you have republicans passed out on the street? >> absolutely. republicans? >> yes. >> republicans would. move heaven and earth and raise holy. hell about what's happening right now.

each was engraved: justice for tara. crowd (in unison): heres to tara. sharon ord mcphillips: tara. cheers. sharon ord mcphillips: they put in so much hard work and time and respect, compassion. so we want to give them a little token of our appreciation and love for everything theyve done. they gave tara peace and justice. craig melvin: that's all for this edition of dateline. i'm craig melvin. thanks for watching. >>> this sunday, the trump doctrine. >> the u.s. will take over the gaza strip. >> president trump stuns the world with his proposal to take over gaza. >> i do see a long-term ownership position, and i see bridging great stability to the that part of the middle east. >> after expressing plans to take control of greenland. the panama canal and canada. what is america's new foreign policy vision? i'll talk to national security adviser mike waltz. >>> plus musk's mission. >> elon musk is seizing power from the american people. >> he's done a great job. look at all of the fraud that he's found. >> elon musk's sweeping agenda to reshape the federal government is testing the li

and as abc seven news reporter tara campbell explains, it's going to affect local researchers who are working on everything from cancer to hiv. >> friday night, a blow to the bay area's medical researchers. >> this is going to be a disaster. >> president trump's administration announcing the national institutes of health is slashing critical funding to universities and medical centers. >> we will not be able to function because we need the infrastructure, we need the staff. we need people to help us put in the grants. >> the nih cutting what's called indirect cost payments down to 15%. the payments are made to universities in conjunction with the grants the nih doles out for research. the money covers everything from administrative staff to facilities such as labs and top research. universities can typically see rates well above 50%. >> so to go down drastically to 15% was shocking. today. >> doctor monica gandhi is the director of the ucsf center for aids research. >> we will go down to an indirect rate that's so drastically cut, we won't be able to do a lot of our work. >> i'm also

tara campbell, abc seven news. >> san francisco is suing the trump administration over sanctuary city policies. the lawsuit challenges the president's executive executive order mandating federal agencies cut funding to local jurisdictions with sanctuary policies. >> since his first term, donald trump has tried different ways to coerce cities into doing the job of the federal government and carrying out federal immigration enforcement. >> santa clara county joined san francisco as plaintiffs in the lawsuit. the legal action comes a day after the justice department sued the city of chicago and the state of illinois over their sanctuary policies. >> the federal highway administration is halting funding for states to install tens of thousands of electric vehicle chargers. the money was part of the bipartisan infrastructure bill passed in 2021. now, transportation advocates say that with this uncertainty, cities need to focus more on things like public transit. >> and these changes actually get our our city leaders, our state and regional leaders to focus on true sustainable transportation

one has praise syrians, i serious entering later my algebra for his strong commitment to fighting tara mississippi rise in anchorage, trying to drum up support to rebuild syria. after 13 years of civil war, president obama has repeatedly signals his willingness to support syria. despite that, he's kind of economic crisis and be to an anchor a one support from damascus events efforts to disband. the code is militant and run serial. democratic forces in northeast and syria. straight to a correspondent, dorian jones, and it's tumble a welcome. don in uh, the 2 liters i've just been speaking to the press. so why did we look as well? we've had the 2 leaders pay long tribute to $1.00 another. this came off to a very long be tube over 3 hours present node $1.00 pay tribute to see where the president on the dollar charlotte, and he's the feet of what he called the dock falls. he's bringing hope to a country while shar also pay tribute to ode one for the support of the he, he's move and received the rebel movement in opposing aside. he said that those so strongly in the memories of the syrian g

it all met one thing, the policies of tara for now enshrined in law. though for truth, that is as alternately the shop is locked in. not maddie, i'm too much doctor. you have a might be around me. you might be not that i meant the last contract at all, which i definitely thought i said of a month later today. and i seem to start on this will be a sore thumb. those within the, in the garden. you even today respected political, scientific, cultural and even church figures and institutions say that independent curly show was at quays. i will pop it state the even so it was indeed a fully fledged nation state with its own voters. holloman's government leda for a draft next and armed forces and it was internationally recognized. name assume you the indic. beloved charlotte. then you and there's only one of them to me. it'd be a poor experience the of all you will. selina, a glitch on this? she had missed that on that sheet that i have you been trop usually call you to us lucas trying to see that they see a see you then you told them i knew was good. close t

it's people need to defend their freedom, namely the taras missile system. but there has been no willingness to do so far as across the entire u. block also spent much of the year last year, protesting against you, did catch that favor cheap, ukranian farming imports into the over their own highly regulated by the u products . so really, visa sticklers for e rules who find its economic and regulatory strait jacket nice and cozy because they can have themselves in it, even though everything's falling apart around them. also risk being rocket launched in that straight jacket right into political oblivion. and apparently that's a fate that an increasing number of even establishment friendly, sick offense, propping up these governments across the u. r. now attempting to avoid and that's where we leave the we can use rough for now. i'll be back in just over 30 with more to go too far, though as more great programs are just ahead. this is 247. are to introduction the the needs to come to the russian states and never. i started, as i told them, the most sense gave

another competitor. >> tara campbell, abc seven news. >> well, it was probably inevitable. the first lawsuit has been filed over last month's fire at the moss landing battery plant. it was filed today against p-g-and-e's and vistra energy. that's the texas based company that owns and operates the plant. it argues the facility used an older type of battery that is more likely to catch fire, and that the batteries should have been stored. it should not have been stored inside. plaintiffs also claim they suffered health effects from the fire, smoke and ash. p-g-and-e's responded, saying this was not their incident and vistra did not get back to us about this. environmental activist erin brockovich will lead a town hall on this issue next week. >> i got to the hospital and i was like, please don't let me die. and they're like, you're not going to die, man. >> a longtime san francisco business owner who was shot multiple times, including in the face, somehow survives to tell his story. the role one stranger played in saving his life. >> plus, the bay area's coyote problem spread

tara campbell, abc seven news. >> san francisco is suing the trump administration over sanctuary city policies. the lawsuit challenges the president's executive executive order mandating federal agencies cut funding to local jurisdictions with sanctuary policies. >> since his first term, donald trump has tried different ways to coerce cities into doing the job of the federal government and carrying out federal immigration enforcement. >> santa clara county joined san francisco as plaintiffs in the lawsuit. the legal action comes a day after the justice department sued the city of chicago and the state of illinois over their sanctuary policies. >> the federal highway administration is halting funding for states to install tens of thousands of electric vehicle chargers. the money was part of the bipartisan infrastructure bill passed in 2021. now, transportation advocates say that with this uncertainty, cities need to focus more on things like public transit. >> and these changes actually get our our city leaders, our state and regional leaders to focus on true sustainable transportation

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another competitor. >> tara campbell, abc seven news. >> well, it was probably inevitable. the first lawsuit has been filed over last month's fire at the moss landing battery plant. it was filed today against p-g-and-e's and vistra energy. that's the texas based company that owns and operates the plant. it argues the facility used an older type of battery that is more likely to catch fire, and that the batteries should have been stored. it should not have been stored inside. plaintiffs also claim they suffered health effects from the fire, smoke and ash. p-g-and-e's responded, saying this was not their incident and vistra did not get back to us about this. environmental activist erin brockovich will lead a town hall on this issue next week. >> i got to the hospital and i was like, please don't let me die. and they're like, you're not going to die, man. >> a longtime san francisco business owner who was shot multiple times, including in the face, somehow survives to tell his story. the role one stranger played in saving his life. >> plus, the bay area's coyote problem spread

abc seven news reporter tara campbell shares some of their stories. >> as recovery efforts continued friday in the frigid waters of the potomac river. the names of the 67 people killed in this mid-air collision are being revealed. among the 41 victims identified so far, the flight crew, mothers and their young children, figure skating hopefuls and legends alike, and budding civil rights attorney kia duggins, the wichita, kansas native and former miss kansas contestant, a familiar face at the aclu of northern california, where she interned in 2019. >> she had highlighted in her cover letter that she specifically wanted to work in california and work with me so that she could learn more about how to do civil rights work at that time with another black woman. >> a bre. conner was dugan's supervisor at the aclu. a relationship that turned mentorship in the years to follow. >> from the day that she got there, i could tell that she was really going to be an asset to this community. >> the 30 year old up and comer, a product of wichita public schools and wichita state university, going on t

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what the motive for this could be if it's not gang related, i'm not tara related. all right, thanks so much. that's pull race for us in sweden. the know how much says negotiations has begun on implementing that 2nd, the size of the gaza sees 5 deal is ready for us is all to withdrawal from gaza, completely on the phase 2. and the remaining is very the captives in gaza ought to be exchanged for more protest indian prisoners. israel says it's preparing to send the delegation to dell highlights of this week. or the talks will be held this friday prime minister by new municipalities in washington, dc. he will be discussing the next stage with the us president donald trump, but trump dudley, a said there's no guarantees the cx 5 will hold. let's go live capacity calhane in washington dc, and now the officials are the wife's house have been talking about girls or what have they been saying, patsy as well. they have been the, as they were asked as the president, donald trump believe the 2 state solution. and they didn't answer that. they were asked specifically if the 2nd

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but as abc seven news reporter tara campbell found out, the school is pushing back. >> the bay area's medical researchers are bracing but not backing down as they stare down devastating funding cuts set to go into effect monday. friday, the trump administration announced the national institutes of health will start limiting the amount of money it doles out for what are called indirect costs payments that cover the costs of things like research, labs, equipment and staff. >> you're cutting off universities at the knees. you're not allowing research to continue. this is not how you conduct science. >> doctor monica gandhi is the director of the ucsf center for aids research. the university is among the top nih funded institutions in the country. in 2023, it received more than $789 million in grants from the agency. johns hopkins, the only other university to receive more. >> two senators of every state are going to be called continuously this weekend by university presidents saying, you know. >> in a social media post, the nih notes that 9 billion of the $35 billion it granted for resea

parade, and i'm going to make every appearance i can so that people put a face to trans people. >> taraampbell, abc seven ne. >> the city of pinole is about to lose its safeway. the city learned last week that the store will close. the safeway is located in the appian 8-80 shopping center and is set to close on april 4th. the city says the owners have not put the property on the market, and are planning for it to remain a supermarket. this is another blow for grocery shoppers in our reg. last week, the safeway in san francisco's fillmore district closed for good despite community efforts to save the store. a san francisco health company is facing backlash and scrutiny from lawmakers over its super bowl ad. you might have seen the ad by hims and hers pushing its weight loss drugs. senators dick durbin and roger marshall, a democrat and a republican, say the commercial leaves out safety information and risks misleading patients. the company's medication is not fda approved, so it doesn't have to follow the same rules around disclosing side effects in advertising. the lawmakers want to clo

abc seven news reporter tara campbell spoke with a local doctor about how this could impact americans and their health. >> you can click, but you cannot find what experts are calling critical health information on the cdc's website. >> someone got newly diagnosed with hiv yesterday. they're scared. they go on the website. there's nothing to be seen there. >> several centers for disease control and prevention websites related to hiv and lgbtq health are down as of friday. >> only two genders. >> the deadline given by the trump administration to remove any terminology from federal government websites that promote gender ideology. >> to ban the use of terminology that we use in medicine, in infectious disease to describe populations and describe risks for certain populations. it's just not medically correct. >> doctor monica gandhi is an infectious disease expert and professor at ucsf. >> it's vital, you know, of our premier public health agency to have active, up to date, relevant information on how hiv is spread, how stds are spread, and importantly, how to prevent hiv, how to prevent

abc seven news reporter tara campbell shares some of their stories. >> as recovery efforts continued friday in the frigid waters of the potomac river. the names of the 67 people killed in this mid-air collision are being revealed. among the 41 victims identified so far, the flight crew, mothers and their young children, figure skating hopefuls and legends alike, and budding civil rights attorney kia duggins. the wichita, kansas native and former miss kansas contestant, a familiar face at the aclu of northern california where she interned in 2019. >> she had highlighted in her cover letter that she specifically wanted to work in california and work with me so that she could learn more about how to do civil rights work at that time with another black woman. >> aubrea connor was dugan's supervisor at the aclu. a relationship that turned mentorship in the years to follow. >> from the day that she got there, i could tell that she was really going to be an asset to this community. >> the 30 year old up and comer, a product of wichita public schools and wichita state university, going on to

but as abc seven news reporter tara campbell found out, the school is now pushing back. >> the bay area's medical researchers are bracing but not backing down as they stare down devastating funding cuts set to go into effect monday. friday, the trump administration announced the national institutes of health will start limiting the amount of money it doles out for what are called indirect costs payments that cover the costs of things like research, labs, equipment and staff. >> you're cutting off universities at the knees. you're not allowing research to continue. this is not how you conduct science. >> doctor monica gandhi is the director of the ucsf center for aids research. the university is among the top nih funded institutions in the country. in 2023, it received more than $789 million in grants from the agency. johns hopkins, the only other university to receive more. >> two senators of every state are going to be called continuously this weekend by university presidents. >> in a social media post, the nih notes that 9 billion of the $35 billion it granted for research last year was

and our chief medical correspondent and practicing cardiologist, doctor tara narula, is here.mbers that you need to know when it comes to heart health, and one test that could save your life. also, harrison ford talking to will reeve. he's talking about being part of the marvel universe in the new captain america movie. and then michelle williams is here live telling us about her return to broadway. and reggie, i got to know, how was disney? >> oh my gosh, that's all i could talk about this morning. thank you for asking. so ginger, my friend who works at disneyland, offered as a part of his work, he needed to go on a vip tour, so he offered. >> oh. >> he offered to take me. and so phil and i got to do it with him. i've never been on one. they call it the plads. oh, a life. changing experience. there's nothing you've been on one. >> i'm sure it really is. >> yeah. >> do you know what the worst part is? is that my children have now been on one. do you know how bad that's going to be when we go back? >> it's. i know how bad it is for me, so i can't imagine what it's like for an a

but as abc seven news reporter tara campbell found out, the school is now pushing back. >> the bay area's medical researchers are bracing but not backing down as they stare down devastating funding cuts set to go into effect monday. friday, the trump administration announced the national institutes of health will start limiting the amount of money it doles out for what are called indirect costs payments that cover the costs of things like research, labs, equipment and staff. >> you're cutting off universities at the knees. you're not allowing research to continue. this is not how you conduct science. >> doctor monica gandhi is the director of the ucsf center for aids research. the university is among the top nih funded institutions in the country. in 2023, it received more than $789 million in grants from the agency. johns hopkins, the only other university to receive more. >> two senators of every state are going to be called continuously this weekend by university presidents. >> in a social media post, the nih notes that 9 billion of the $35 billion it granted for research last year was

that's according to tara mcgrath, us attorney, author should stay vigilant, do their research and think twice before giving money to anyone. promise. sing a blockbuster deal. and there's also a book story from the world of sports in an nfl playoff game. eagles star receiver a.j. brown was seen reading a book while sitting on the bench between plays. it turned out to be a self-help book published in 2020 by author jim murphy. it's entitled inner excellence train your mind for extraordinary performance and the best possible life. well, after the game, which philadelphia won, by the way, the book became amazon's number one bestseller. it had previously been ranked around 520,000 on the amazon list. the author, jim murphy, told axios that sales of the book went from five books a day to more than 10,000 a day. wide receiver a.j. brown has praised the book on social media. he wrote, quote, i bring it to every game and i read it between each drive. i use it to refocus and lock in. despite what may transpire in the game. good or bad. and now i look at the us book market. well, brenna conner is

local lgbtq leaders tell abc seven news reporter tara campbell. a climate of threats is forcing them to adjust their day to day work. >> a sense of urgency this weekend, among the nation's largest pride organizations, from san francisco to new york leaders gathering in atlanta amid what's been a flurry of actions by the trump administration taking aim at the transgender community. >> i expect people are going to be emboldened and we are going to we are going to encounter more threats this year. >> sunday, we spoke with s.f. pride executive director suzanne ford. >> we are going to take out our security plans and look at them to make sure that, you know, they're not some things that we shouldn't tighten up a little bit. and also we're going to look at increased costs because we will have to be looking at increased security at these events. >> that means tacking on to a pride celebration security bill that's already hundreds of thousands of dollars. >> for the two days, we spent $3.2 million and 635,000 of that last year was for security. >> ford, a

abc seven news reporter tara campbell shares some of their stories. >> as recovery efforts continuediday in the frigid waters of the potomac river. the names of the 67 people killed in this mid-air collision are being revealed. among the 41 victims identified so far. the flight crew, mothers and their young children, figure skating hopefuls and legends alike, and budding civil rights attorney kia duggins, the wichita, kansas native and former miss kansas contestant, a familiar face at the aclu of northern california, where she interned in 2019. >> she had highlighted in her cover letter that she specifically wanted to work in california and work with me so that she could learn more about how to do civil rights work at that time with another black woman. >> aubrea connor was dugan's supervisor at the aclu. a relationship that turned mentorship in the years to follow. >> from the day that she got there, i could tell that she was really going to be an asset to this community. >> the 30 year old up and comer, a product of wichita public schools and wichita state university, going on to g

donna edwards and tara setmayer, thank you both. that is all in for this week. chris will be back on tuesday. you can catch me, symone sanders townsend and alicia menendez hosting the weekend this saturday and sunday at 8 a.m. eastern. the rachel maddow show starts right now. good evening rachel. >> good evening michael. >> working triple. >> time i see. >> no rest. >> no rest. >> for. >> the wicked. >> everybody's all in. >> all the time. >> i'm learning from the best. >> well. >> get some sleep. >> you got about five minutes. >> to sleep. >> before you're due. >> back here, michael. >> thank you. >> my friend. >> thank you. well done. >> and thanks to. >> you at. >> home. >> for joining us tonight. >> really happy to. >> have you. >> here on. >> a friday. >> night just. >> after. >> the election, three days. >> after the election. >> a right wing streaming network. >> started airing. >> a. six part. >> russian propaganda. >> special attacking the fbi. >> now, i say it was a russian. >> propaganda special because. >> specifically it was. >> made by a. >> produc

we attended a packed town meeting, where community leaders demanded to know from the epa's tara fitzgerald one disaster could unleash another. >> the speed that they are being asked to work at, it's risky. >> we are not allowing the materials to seep into the earth, which is how -- we do know that. >> this has everything to do with the mission task and the strict timeline that epa must adhere to, which is cleanup in 30 days' time. >> john: jonathan vigliotti joins us now from southern oregon, where he is on another story, but jonathan, on this california story, what are your sources at the epa saying about this rush? >> reporter: yeah, john, i spoke with one epa official on the ground. she described this cleanup as and this is her words "bananas." i spoke with another former epa official who also said it may be nearly impossible to meet this deadline, describing it as one ultimately about optics. we were specifically talking about the summer 2028 olympics. there is concern that corners could be cut in an effort to prepare the city in time for the event. >> maurice: and then jonathan, what

i'm tara campbell. >> i'm j.r. >> stone at abc seven news.deliver local stories. >> with real answers. >> to help make our city better. >> abc seven is the official broadcast partner of the 2025 san francisco chinese new year parade. you can watch the live parade saturday, february 15th starting at 6 p.m. catch all the excitement live on abc seven or wherever you stream. abc seven news. one of san francisco's cable car stations could become as memorable as the cars themselves. downtown boosters and city officials want to make the station on california street instagrammable by installing a new art sculpture. the sculpture would feature a heart bordered by the letter sf. officials also want to add signs that would inform visitors of the cable cars history and how to use the system. if you're single and looking to mingle this valentine's day, why not do it on bart? the agency is hosting a speed dating event on february 14th that's being dubbed the valentine train. it's open to anyone 18 to 35, even people just looking for friends. the train will

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the store in pinole on tara hills drive, is set to close for good.ill lose their jobs unless they transfer to another safeway store in the area. now that pinole safeway will officially close by april 4th. the move comes after safeway revealed just last month that it's cutting more than 150 corporate jobs at its office in pleasanton, and last week, the safeway in san francisco's fillmore officially closed after operating for 40 years. safeway decided to close it because of concerns about theft. it was originally scheduled to close earlier last year, but safeway kept it open a little bit longer to give the community some more time to adjust and find another market. okay, imagine moving into a new home that's cheaper and safer and was built in a matter of days. a man in san diego says it's making it happen, though admittedly it's a small house. daniel lopez perez is a professor of architecture at the university of san diego. there it is. he just finished building that first prototype for his company called paula house. polly house. the 440 square foot g

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