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i'm terry martin. welcome. we're beginning ukraine where russia has carried out more air attacks across the country. at least 7 people were killed and dozens more wounded in an air strike on the. the city in the far west of ukraine has largely been spared throughout the war. the strikes come just a day after a missile attack on the central city, a pull top of the left more than 50 people dead. it's one of the worst attacks of the war. so far in response present below them is lansky has again appealed to allies to allow ukraine to use western weapons to strike deeper into russia. paramedics race through the streets. just moments of to poll tava was rocked by the rule of explosions. russian ballistic missiles slammed into a hospital and at the military institute of communications. this speed, leaving victims with little time to run for cover to get through. the air raids alert started and in just a minute there were 2 explosions. we thought it was somewhere in our house. then we got ready to go out and r

this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to terry asquith. >ryan >well, in october, a special ceremony celebrating the 50th anniversary of mother's milk bank of santa clara county will be held at san jose city hall. meanwhile, the milk bank is asking for more donations. okay, back to our first alert weather right now, let's take a live look outside. beautiful day on tap as some of that cold and gloomy weather starts making its way for a little bit of warm up and some sunshine. let's check back in with meteorologist jessica burch. >jessica>a lot of sunshine and a lot of warmth. ryan, you said it perfectly. i mean, right around the corner for the first day of fall. we're talking about upper 90s in some of the bay area off into the east bay with a return to the 70s along the coast. but that's not the case for us today. we're getting close to the end of summer and we're still holding on tight to more fall like weather. we're talking about 60s today in san francisco over into oakland, 80s today off into the east bay, where just yesterday we had 70

. >> reporter: terry was a transplant at the institution, when the pediatrician called, needing humank for the critically ill baby boy in 1974. she called around for help. >> and the next morning there was a big article. that afternoon, we had probably 30 women in line, donating their milk. wonderful because it's amazing the amount of people that would help. >> reporter: so she started mother's milk bank in a trailer at valley medical center in san jose. volunteers donated milk that got tested and pasteurized. at first they stored the liquid gold in old infant formula bottles. >> and to this date, i can smell it. and then we would sterilize them. >> reporter: and you would use the old bottles from the hospital? >> the nurseries. >> reporter: laura maxwell was a donor in the 1970s. >> i remember terri being sure to tell us about every little drop, every little drop is so important. >> reporter: and now a licensed midwife, laura remembers terri always found a way to ensure the babies got life saving milk. >> she was just going to do it. if that didn't work, we would do it this way. if t

the hello and terry morrison. good heavy with is a host of african leaders that arrived in beijing for summit that could further strengthen china's influence across the continent. present choosing, paying is expected to urge african nations to take bore chinese goods and exchange for pledges of new chinese investment and loans. but many of the african partners he's courting, want more favorable financial terms as dead pressures. mount, the china has invested billions to access africa's wealth of oil, caught the colds, and other resources building roads. railways unfold facilities the project and shows the swift on efficient transfer overall materials to china, while the countries in question of 10 to struck to the benefits that economic development. but the boom is now of many african countries have gotten into debt trouble. and they realize they have to cut back on the amount of loans that are taking out because they will have trouble re paying them. as a result, the whole built, roader initiative has slowed down

terry owes $8,000 for his own prostate cancer treatment. >> i'm sure i'm going to take this debt into the afterlife. >> reporter: for terry and millions of americans, health care turned into a financial crisis. christine romans, nbc news, charlotte, north carolina. >> we have more to tell you tonight. >>> next the nfl star suffering yet another concussion. now many are asking, is it safe for him to continue playing? now many are asking, is it safe for him to continue playing? they're just so delicious. with better nutrition, too. for us, it's eggs any style. as long as they're the best. eggland's best. before my doctor and i chose breztri for my copd, i had bad days. [cough] flare-ups that could permanently damage my lungs. with breztri, things changed for me. breztri gave me better breathing. starting within 5 minutes, i noticed my lung function improved. it helped improve my symptoms, and breztri was even proven to reduce flare-ups, including those that could send me to the hospital. so now i look forward to more good days. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing

. >> 91-year-old, terry asquith looks back at how she has given the gift of life to at risk babies. >ause i would like to think that i have helped thousands of babies. >> reporter: terry was a transplant technician at the institute of medical research when a pediatrician called, needing human milk for a critically ill baby boy in 1974. she called around for help. >> the next morning there was a big article and that afternoon we had probably 30 women in line at the institute, donating their milk. it was amazing, the amount of people that helped. >> reporter: so she started mothers milk bank at a trailer in san jose, volunteers donated milk that got tested and pasteurized. at first they stored the liquid gold in old infant formula bottles. >> to this date, i can smell it. and then we would use the old bottles from the hospital. >> reporter: lauren was a donor in the 1970s. >> i remember terry being so sure to tell us about every little drop, every little drop is so important. >> reporter: now a licensed midwife, she remembers terry always found a way to make sure the babies got life-sav

terry, there is another one i have never seen this before.g for the texas house of representatives. check it out. >> you might already know what's in this. but do you know who has no idea and no way to odessa it? law enforcement. i believe it's high time for change in texas. [coughing] >> laura: she is smoking there something. tear, what grade? >> i give it an f? this ad does not appeal to anyone that's already voting for her. it's not appealing, you know, people might want to have a friend or be okay with friends that smoke pot something representing them that's a pot head. >> laura: do you know what i would do if i were challenging her, i would say this is your brain on drugs. i just play her last comment. you don't need the egg in the prying pan. you just have that woman. all right, terry, as always, great to see you. thanks my friend. >> thanks, laura. some celebs can't resist getting political. some are holding out or are they. plus, i'm granting raymond three wishes. it's friday night. it's "friday follies," that's next. ♪ clogged gutte

and it did cross my mind-- what if terry did do this?bout all the different possibilities. you know, could this person have done this? would they have done it? what would have been their reason to do it? andrea canning: but when the results of terry's dna test came back from the lab, it didn't match samples from the crime scene. police also found out he was nowhere near brittany's apartment at the time of the murder. his alibi was airtight. he really ended up not being much of a player in the case once they ruled him out. andrea canning: eldridge was cleared of any wrongdoing. norman clark had been questioned and released, too. if police had any leads, they were holding them close. i was curious why they were being so particularly tight-lipped about it. i think my primary concern was that this was just a case that was going to get shelved. andrea canning: that's exactly what brittany's family feared most, too-- that she, and the baby she was carrying, would be forgotten. we are her voice. we have to keep her memory alive. andrea canning:

>> reporter :in the early years terri recalls a kpix reporter making a special delivery for an infant no way to send it so barbara rogers said i will take it and the helicopter from channel five took milk to modesto. >> reporter :today they get donations from non-collection sites in three states and works with 120 partner hospitals nationwide. it is shipped out 1.2 million pounds of human milk last year to california, maryland, idaho and hawaii. and terri is proud that nutrient rich donations have protected babies from infection and life-threatening intestinal inflammation. now retired, terri is touched hearing heartfelt stories from mothers like this. >> she said you won't remember me, but my son michael got milk from the milk bank and he is now an attorney in san francisco. and she had tears rolling down her eyes. that was incredibly fulfilling, incredibly. >> reporter :for starting mothers milk bank to help at-risk babies thrive this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to terri -- >> there is a special ceremony celebrating the 50th anniversary of the mothers bank happening

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terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. terry. thank you. a weekend smash and grab at a bay area mall has store owners demanding more security. police and witnesses tell us about tell us that five masked men wearing hoodies and gloves came right through the front door of sun valley mall in concord. this was yesterday afternoon. they were carrying sledgehammers and a pickax. the man smashed through the cases at kay jewelers and grabbed everything they could. managers at other stores in the mall tell us they're concerned because these crimes have been happening for years, and they say security has not improved. i mean, you just don't know what those people are really, you know, willing to do. so. it is a little a little scary. the mall needed more security because the saturday they robbed this store, the sport fever. and then sunday morning this store, the jewelry. so in two days, we had the two robbed. we reached out to the facility manager at sun valley mall about the security concerns. they have not yet responded to our requests. concord po

. >> reporter : terry was a transplant technician when a pediatrician called meeting human milk for ae called around for help. >> the next morning there is a big article and that afternoon we had probably 30 women in line at the institute, donating their milk. wonderful, because amazing the amount of people it helped. >> reporter : so she started mothers milk bank in a trailer at valley medical center in san jose. volunteers donated milk that got tested and pasteurized. at first they sold them in old infant formula bottles. >> to this date i can smell them. then, we would sterilize them. >> and just use the old bottles from hospital. >> reporter : laura was a donor in the 1970s. >> i remember terry being so sure to tell us about every little drop is so important. >> reporter : now a licensed midwife she remembers terry always found a way to make sure the baby scott lifesaving mill. >> she was just going to do it in affected work we were going to do it this way and if that could work we were going to do it that way and how would you like to help? >> reporter : in the early years terry

and they're going to be lifting liens and canceling judgments on all ex-patients. >> reporter: for terryth, now announcing it is canceling all judgment liens previously placed on homes and real estate as part of its efforts to collect unpaid medical bills and that it will also forgive the outstanding debts associated with those liens. >> we are sick and tired of waiting. >> reporter: rebecca cerise is a health care advocate in north carolina. >> what a weight off their shoulders that this is no longer an issue, so we're thrilled. we're excited. by the way, we're hoping other hospital systems follow suit to what atrium has done. >> reporter: in all, advocate health says it is canceling more than 11,500 liens across 6 states, some like terry belk's dating back more than 20 years. >> look at that. >> whoa. >> reporter: for our initial story on the $220 billion americans owe in medical debt, belk told us this -- >> i'm sure i'm going to take this debt into the afterlife. >> reporter: now he and thousands of others can breathe a sigh of relief. >> i'm sure that my wife in heaven is looking do

i'm terry martin. thanks for watching the . there's a note just john can have his face and make the right decision to dw news is to follow chinese soldiers preparing for a battle. this is what beijing wants to show the world. with each military drill, china is drawing ever closer circles around taiwan. china has a clear goal to gain control over the island to china will surely be re unified. are you willing to get involved militarily to defend taiwan if it comes to that? yes, that's a commitment. we made the united states as building up its military presence in the region and just practicing how to sink chinese ships we're not going to come to an agreement over taiwan. wait 12, they're usually if occasion to be a cheap piece for you. i hope not peacefully high grades, but why are these 2 superpowers so fixated on tie one? what's in it for china and the us and how the people in taiwan feel about it. the it's taiwan, it's location that makes it a geo political flashpoints. taiwan has 23000000 inhabitants and its main island lies

to describe some of its outlines, it was unable to dive into the depths of the tow tyler terry. and as we are now witnessing within the framework of the so called rules based on his own incumbent leaders in washington, who simply suppressed any defend, have of course, surpassed in this is to tell a terry and is in its purest forms. and so that you have it, those are the comments from the start of the lab rove and of course, so this continues, we're not surprised by this at all, because this has been happening for a long time now, the west trying to suppress the voice is coming from russia and those who agree with russia, when you make a charge against someone or some entity, you present the evidence and you say, this is why we're doing it. this is what we have. and this is why we're making such a decision of this magnitude has not been put forward. no, all the claim is that we have apparently units here are 2 thirds liaison with the kremlin, with the intelligence services. this is all they have. they have thoughts and also the mounting mounts of voices that are now not supportin

terry martin, thanks for watching. it's a power to kicks in the south china sea, why ships are here? what this is supposed to mean. the hoss of the global counseling of to decades of chinese extension is in the nation is resisting with this course of a powerful ally in china on september 20th the my grandmother used to get us stories of tibet.

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terry says he's sorry for what he did to his victim.they were told a week ago of his early release. what do you say to people who might be concerned that you and other prisoners might reoffend? never, ever do owt like that again. not to go to prison. you're not concerned about re—offending? no. all i want to do is go to work, go back home. navteljohal, bbc news nottinghamshire. daniel sandford is here with me. this is just the first wave of prisoners to be released and even the government isn't claiming this is any kind of long term solution. do they have a plan? it is clearly not a long—term solution. thejustice secretary solution. the justice secretary very clear about that in the house of commons today. it is a medium—term solution. it is going to buy them some time. we thought it would originally buy them about 18 months but now with the number of people being jailed for the riots over the summer it may be a bit less than that. it is a medium—term solution with some risks because probation handling with such a huge amount of people

terry schilling, president of the american principles project.>>rry, letrt wit terry let's sth this powerful ad from formerwat. president trump highlighting some of the rhetoric of the democrat d tos. >> watch. if you had to be stuck in an elevator with either president trump,e penc mike pent jeff sessions, who would it be? just one of us have to come out aliv e. d take we're in high school. i'd take him behind the gym and beat the hell out of me. i just don't even know whyer there aren't uprisings all over the country. maybe there will be. e aren'tsingyou be civil with a political party that wants to destroy what you stand for. i have thought an awful lot about blowing up the white house. terry, how do you grad laura: e? laura, i give that ad an a i think it's very powerful. it uses the most well-known and recognizable all democratswi and it uses their own words against them to show just how vicious evil they are. >> a yeah, well, i thinkto they're ones saying trump's dangerous. trump's causing all this chaosw. and they seem to be urging it. so

reporting in san francisco, terry mcsweeney. we talk about, gosh, almost a year now what's happening in the middle east, but it's so very local to the bay area. terry. thank you. let's move on now from china to antioch. investigators say they're seeing a rise in suburban homes converted into illegal grow operations. the california department of cannabis control has served search warrants on more than 60 homes in antioch over the last 18 months. these homes are packed with pot plants. look inside here. they believe as many as 200 more homes in antioch are still operating as marijuana cultivation sites. they say the houses are extremely dangerous. often filled with chemicals and unsafe wiring. and they say operations have ties to asian organized crime. nearly all of these growers that we've served, search warrants in the antioch and east bay area are run by chinese organized crime, or are associated with chinese organized crime. contra costa county. antioch is probably one of the most affordable places to live. we also have a lot

terry owes $8,000 for his own prostate cancer treatment. >> i'm sure i'm going to take this debt into the afterlife. >> reporter: for terry and millions of americans, health care turned into a financial crisis. christine romans, nbc news, charlotte, north carolina. >> we have more to tell you tonight. >>> next the nfl star suffering yet another concussion. now many are asking, is it safe for him to continue playing? now many are asking, is it safe for him to continue playing? they're just so delicious. with better nutrition, too. for us, it's eggs any style. as long as they're the best. eggland's best. before my doctor and i chose breztri for my copd, i had bad days. [cough] flare-ups that could permanently damage my lungs. with breztri, things changed for me. breztri gave me better breathing. starting within 5 minutes, i noticed my lung function improved. it helped improve my symptoms, and breztri was even proven to reduce flare-ups, including those that could send me to the hospital. so now i look forward to more good days. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing

a high-quality terry product, as a rule, is made from natural materials.x is wear-resistant, cotton is soft, bamboo has antibacterial properties. there is 100% cotton, there is with the addition of flax, there is with the addition of bamboo, there is with adding synthetics. the advantage of cotton is that it absorbs well, is hypoallergenic, and is suitable for children. the kut is made of four threads, leaving elongated loops on one or both sides of the fabric. they form a pile that gives the towel volume. the length of the pile affects not only the absorbency, but also the softness of the towel. optimum is 5 mm. short pile is stiffer and absorbs worse. if the towel is too soft and silky, then it definitely contains synthetic fibers. you need to know exactly what kind of towel you need, or face, or for hands, or for the body, or bath, or beach, it all depends on the pile, and if you buy for hands, then you need to take less in pile, the size is small 30 by 40. before buying, evaluate the external characteristics, a quality towel has a neat shawl, the threa

terry says he's sorry for what he did to his victim.eek ago of his early release. what do you say to people who might be concerned that you and other prisoners might reoffend? never, ever do owt like that again. not to go to prison. you're not concerned about re—offending? no. all i want to do is go to work, go back home. navteonhal, bbc news nottinghamshire. the cut in the winter fuel payments will go ahead after the government won a vote in the house of commons this afternoon despite more than 50 labour mps being absent from the chamber. 0ne labour mp voted against the proposal to cut the £300 payment, which was introduced by the last labour government in 1997. 0ur political editor chris mason reports. autumn by the seaside — a tad grey and bleak, even for the hardy. the tuc is a collection of trade unions representing around five million people. slogans and labels of loyalty aplenty. the last prime minister to roll up at this get—together was gordon brown in 2009. today, keir starmer, with a familiar, rather bleak message. i have to

terry farley in birmingham, _ labour voters now.birmingham, thank you - labour voters now. terry farley in birmingham, thank you so i in birmingham, thank you so much for being with us. just to bring you some breaking news on the labour party, amid the political criticism of some of the members of labour leadership accepting donations, sir keir starmer, lorena, and rachel reeves will not accept any donations for clothing in future. this does follow criticism for sir keir starmer for accepting such donations from the labour peer lord alley. those supporting sir keir starmer said it has been a distraction but everything has been, this is always about transparency and everything being declared and within the rules of course, but downing street have acknowledging there�*s been some political damage as labour say they won�*t be accepting any more donations for clothing in future, keir starmer, on the lebanese capital beirut, after hezbollah fired more than 100 rockets into israel — this is the scene live. smoke was seen rising over the a

nbc bay area's terry mcsweeney is live at the coliseum.ry, so many wonderful memories of the past few years, but tomorrow's final game could create some bad memories for fans to. yeah, there have been some rumblings online and in sports illustrated. there was an article talking about how some a's fans might want to come onto the field and do something that would make those bad memories after tomorrow's final game ever here in oakland. tonight i went out and i found people who have been following the a's from the stands, a broadcast booth on the field for decades, and asked them what it might be like after tomorrow's game. reporter a good crowd at the oakland coliseum tonight for the last a's game ever under the lights. let's go upwards. so surreal. some fans don't know how to feel. i'm, like, happy, but i'm really sad at the same time. and it's just heartbreaking because they're leaving. because, i mean, you can go to sacramento, you can go to vegas, but it's not oakland. i came to my very first a's game back in 1992, when i was just seven

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terry mcsweeney, nbc, bay area news. okay. thank you very much, terry.upport today in court for some pro-palestinian protesters charged after blocking the golden gate bridge back in april. this morning, 26 of them went before a judge for a preliminary hearing, all of them pleading not guilty. dozens of supporters packed the courthouse hallways. they held signs chanted free palestine and repeated calls for the d.a. to drop the charges. now, the 26 protesters are facing charges for blocking traffic on the bridge for hours, leaving hundreds of drivers trapped. charges range from conspiracy to false imprisonment, with eight protesters facing felony charges. a deadly drunk driving accident at a popular shopping center. sapd is now investigating what happened. this was before midnight friday night at cambrian park plaza. police say a man in a white ford pickup was doing donuts in this parking lot. that's when the woman sitting in the front seat with him fell out of the truck and was run over. she later died at a hospital. the driver was arrested. he's facing v

i thought i would care until this is proof that this is purely oligarchy or for a terry out of terry and state. and that the only way to get out of that is to make ourselves the french people. yeah, a physical stays, no other solution. so yes, these killing frogs and so yes, and then we'll have to define it. we did choose for a french voters who democratic, the express their distaste from a cons party take to the streets to call for his impeachment. but crohn's powerful western friends seemed to develop the selective blindness when it comes to the crumbs dismissal of legitimate democratic process. maybe he's decided to emulate his best friend key ev, after all, zalinski didn't even bother to hold elections at all, but still gets back slapped. and idolized in europe, as it can be said that after may 20th. so lensky is not the legitimate leader of ukraine. according to the constitution, there can be no other interpretation. and of course, when it comes to the behavior of their proxies or lap dogs, the good old usa is more than happy to make allowances when it comes to, insisting on dem

terry mcsweeney, nbc, bay area news. terry, thank you. and terry did mention there i sat down with mayor breed today who is running for reelection this november. we posted the entire conversation on our website, nbcbayarea.com. just scroll down to the local section to watch it. for other high profile candidates, want mayor breed's job also on our website. our one on one interviews with all of them. head to nbcbayarea.com. slash sf mayor. we are following a developing story now in a scenic spot of san francisco. a deadly car crash near the historic cliff house. two cars went over the cliff and investigators are trying to figure out why and how this happened. let's bring in nbc's pete suratos, who joins us right there at the cliff house with the very latest. pete yeah. raj. and look, it's still an active scene here along point lobos way near that crash. i want to show you. you still got parked. police in place. san francisco fire, as well as some tow trucks that have been there for the past couple of hours. and as we wait to get more detail

terry, good to see you tonight.om trump. >> vice president harris. 13 families have been waiting over three years to so much as get a phone call. >> president trump has called. president trump shows up. >> president trump has been there for us. he has been a rock for us. >> laura: terry, how do you grade it. >> a plus, laura. this ad is incredibly powerful. very credible voices in that ad. don't pick on grandmas and definitely don't pick on gold star families. i give it an a plus. >> laura: that was a really dumb move. whoever suggested. nothing is kamala's idea. so someone actually told her to post that dumb comment she made about trump at arlington. and talk about blowback. i mean, at least we know trump writes his own tweets. okay? kamala is also leaning in as they say on being a tough gal. check it out. >> the one thing kamala harris has always been fearless. as a prosecutor, she put murderers and abusers behind bars. as vice president, she took on the big drug companies, kamala harris has always known who she r

terry says he is sorry what he did to his victim.he was told a week ago of his early release. what do you say to people who might be concerned that you and other prisoners might reoffend? i will never, ever do something like that again. you are not concerned about reoffending? no, alli no, all i want to do is go to work, come back home. some breaking news. oliver campbell who was jailed for life in 1991 further sharp murder of a shopkeeper in london has had his sentence quashed. the uk government's expected to announce a multimillion—pound package for tata steel. the grant will contribute towards the cost of putting an electric furnace in its port talbot plant in south wales. up to 2,800 jobs could be lost and many are worried about its impact on local economy. housing and planning minister matthew pennycook says steel is �*an integral part�* of the british economy, but the government has to have �*a green transition�* in steel production. the money to be granted matches the amount which was agreed in principle between tata and the p

out of terry in state. and that the only way to get out of business to make ourselves the french people that yeah, that's good because there is no other solution. if that was stronger was in french, i would use them because i think macro on is reading, killing fraud is burning high, he's leaning has a good face, is killing all country itself and take go, which is under control is only can no longer make an international presence with outside us live on the line with him. this means the problem is no longer exists except as a pearlman's probing. so base and bar must have disapproves that he does not know the own us to being french and that he does not well the front. but we know this well that could. this is the beginning of his career is not want to from 6. 0 yes, i think killing from his and so yes, like i will happen to find here that says, you know, they don't wait for the may well the, the less coalition, as long as it been to impeach the presence of mind is trying to get the required number of m. p 's

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