tonya: that is right.he decisionn was long-awaited y the attorney g general,, based a long invnvestigation b by israei polilice. ththey investigated for almlmoso years.s. they recomommended last year to indict mr. netanyahuhu in all three cacases. i propose to have a look at the background in these cases here in this report. >> benjamin netanyahu has been israel's prime minister for 10 years. he hopes to get reelected in april, but now his political future is in doubt. last year, a special police unit investigated allegations of bribery. it recommended netanyahu be indicted in three cases. these are known as case 1000. netanyahu and his family are suspected of receiving gifts. case 2000 covers suspicions netanyahu attempted to sway coverage of a newspaper to get favorable coverage. casese 3000 involves netanyahu swaying a news firm in exchange for favorable coverage. before thehe indictment, polls suggested he was still the favorite for prime minister for many israelis. however, in recent days, he is facin

give it up. [ applause ] >> and let us give a round of applause for my dear friend, tonya lom ba tonya, the saints were robbed, and she's hurting. she's in mourning. she couldn't be here. she already booked her tickets to atlanta. but we love tonya and we miss her. i want to bring uppen reverend yolanda pierce. she's the dean of howard university school and to offer a blessing this morning. you all can clap. that's good. [ applause ] >> good morning. it is critical that we begin everything that we do with prayer and thanksgiving. so i ask you to please pray with me. create in us, oh, god, new hearts. restore your right spirit within us. in a world of violence and denial of basic human dignity, may we be lights in the darkness. in a world of abundance which allows your children to go hungry, may we work to banish famine and malnutrition. in a world which places ambition and the quest for wealth above the value of love, may we stand as your witnesses that you, god, alone, are the source of all of our strength. in a world where disagreements and long-standing problems are resolved by war,

tonya urban is with us. she works nearby and said she heard the shots fired. are you okay?. >> shepard: how far are you from the scene and what did you hear? >> we're not even a mile away. we heard three or four shots. >> shepard: you heard three or four shots from a mile away? >> yeah. really loud. >> shepard: when was that? >> around an hour ago. 2:00? >> yeah. give or take time. we had the kitchen open, the door. we could hear it. it was on prairie and highland. we're on prairie and lake street. >> shepard: do you have an idea about how many shots you heard? >> we heard three. >> shepard: what is the situation now? we know the school district is on what they're calling a soft lockdown. where do you want and what is the situation there? >> i work for a day care center. one of my parents mom works there, where this is happening. i guess an employee got fired and started doing that stuff. >> shepard: we've heard -- we got this same reporting from wfld in chicago. fox news cannot confirm exactly how this began. before we confirm it, we's. we have a map put together. stay wit

and tonya is the eldest, in her 40s. >> had i had worked as a social worker for 15 years.he and her fellow graduates are entering a profession that's been under scrutiny. yet they decided to pursue police work. >> it takes a police officer to bridge the gap. when i was a citizen the police were trying to help and they were getting a bad rap. >> the san francisco playoffs need ons, be good citizen and hold themselves to high standards. >> you have to be honest, willing to be transparent. there's the a lot of scrutiny. >> there's ideals of what it means to be a police officer in 2019 were drilled home. >> pretend that that person we tonight know if we don't know will be assigned to stations throughout the city and begin their field training. >>> san francisco mayor announced she's forming a task force to fight a rise in methamphetamine use. officials say meth addiction is increasing among people on the streets. about half of the patients come in with methamphetamine intoxication. it will help identify needed services. >>> big changes early morning bart commuters, service wil

and to pair with the tonya pitts has hand picked incredible wines made by african american winemakers like this beautiful napa red - fromdarjean jones. it's a delicious way to experience dining traditions new and old. you can toast your way thru black history month - right on thru february 28th here at one market. and to sweeten up the experience, 10% of your prix fix menu will be donated to the museum of the african diaspora. in san francisco, vicki liviakis kron 4 news. (catherine) (catherine) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(grant) ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) thank you grant and catherine. here's what we are tracking for kron-4 news at six. crews are getting ready.. as more rain is expected to hit the bay area. no snow this time ... but lots more rain and wind than we saw last week. chief meterolofist lawrence karnow times it out for us.(ken) plus -- a deal has been reached on border negotioats (ken) stick with us ...kron-4 asix is next. there are moments in life that leave a lasting impression. like the feeling of movement as a new journey begins

tonya.rself to me over and over again. i remember that person. i remember that person more than i can imagine the person she has reverted to. >> she is a rich lady in the suburbs. she raises dogs for dog shows. >> i was talking to one in the case and he asked me what i thought of patty hearst? and i said i think she's water. she takes the shape of the glass she's poured into. >> the epitomy of an entitled person. that she can become a terrorist and bank robber and still get on with her life. it's quite amazing. america is a funny place. >>> tonight our topic will be murder as a growth industry. >> murder has become an epidemic in america. >> the last ten years the homicide rate has increased by leaps and bounds. >> my god, somebody fired a shot. >> these tragedies keep getting closer and closer to home. i'm afraid to let my kids walk out the door. >> urban crime wave sets off a new round of gun buying. >> i'll plead not guilty right now. >> there has been a disturbing growth of phenomenon in

ok, seeing none, public comment is closed. >> tonya, i have one question.m interested in this monarch butterfly issue as i said at the zoo committee meeting. if there is any literature or anything to report back from that presentation, i think the commission would find it of great interest and the public. i put that request out to you. >> most definitely. >> president buell: any other questions from commissioners? seeing none, information only. >> clerk: item 7. san francisco recreation and parks department budget for fisk year 2019-20 and 2020-21. >> good morning. commission liaison. general manager, i am derek chao, administration of finance. i'm here before you today to present for your review and approval the fiscal year 1920-20-2021 budgets for the san francisco recreation and parks department. so, we generally start with the mission statement. the department's mission is to provide enriching recreation activities, maintain beautiful parks and preserve the environment for the well-being of everyone in our diverse community. we also incorporate our visi

it is in the spirit of tonya i say -- >> she had joined the sla.ring that she had been kidnapped. it was a -- it completely changed everything. >> that was a terrible tape to hear. we could hear real anger in her voice, real anger, but the statement she was making, that she really wanted to stay and fight, just seemed absurd. >> after patricia was accepted into the cell, willie presented her with a gift, a stone artifact that he got in a dig in mexico. she wore it around her neck all the time. she didn't take it off. as much as i hated the idea of her joining us, it was a spectacular propaganda. now the heiress wants to join the kidnappers. just by saying that she'd decided to join us was only part of the equation. you know, we had to prove that. >> there does seem to have been a profound change in her. >> i don't believe she's going to change her philosophies that quickly. >> who would have thunk she'd be robbing a bank as a revolutionary act? >> >> she must have been forced to do it. >> she's the victim of thought control. >> lapd, they were dete

. >> reporter: people like tonya palifox. >> it makes it tight on money. >> reporter: at this year'slinic, dentists found her 3-year-old son, nathan, had six cavities. >> good job, bud. >> reporter: he's not alone. a recent study shows nearly 80% of children between the ages of 3 and 15 don't start brushing soon enough. when they do, they're often using too m toothpaste. the study recommends brushing as early as six months and using just a pea-sized amount of toothpaste for children 3 and over. for ton trong, this is more than just a profession. it's personal. >> i understand what it feels like to not have the care that you need. >> reporter: determined to prevent that from happening to another child. tammy leitner, nbc news, oklahoma city. >>> we're back in a moment with a shocking scene on a missouri highway. >>> wild scenes in central missouri. a pile-up of almost 50 vehicles on an icy, snow-covered highway. cell phone video capturing moments of impact, as the cars and trucks had nowhere to go. one person was killed, and at least seven were injured. crews spent most of the day yes

the deem graphics shows 49% are white, 9% black, 17% hispanic, 16% asian. 15% are female and tonya is the eldest in the new police academy class. in her 40s she wants to help serve. >> i had worked as a social worker for 15 years and i was doing child abuse investigations. >> she and her fellow graduates are entering a professors that under scrutiny regard profiling. they decided to pursue police work. >> on the other hand i feel i want to be someone who's out there showing people that perception is not necessarily correct. >> i want to bridge the gap. when i was a citizen the police were trying to help and getting a bad rap. >> police officers need to have compassions, be good citizen on and off duty and hold themselves to high standards. you have to be transparent. there's a lot of scrutiny on our profession. you have to be open and allow the public to understand and see how we do what we do. >> the ideals of what it means to be a police officer in 2019 was drilled home. >> what it takes to be a police officer. being a police officer, not only helping people, but protecting the comm

and to pair with the special dishes, wine director tonya pitts has hand picked incredible wines madeerican winemakers like this beautiful napa red - fromdarjean jones. it's a delicious way to experience dining traditions new and old. you can toast your way thru black history month - right on thru february 28th here at one market. and to sweeten up the experience, 10% of your prix fixwill be the african diaspora. in san francisco, vicki liviakis kron 4 news. ( james ) if you have a restaurant, cafe or bar that you would like to see featured on 'dine and dish... send an email to dine and dish at kron 4 dot com .... or fill out the submission form on our website. you can also check out our 'dine and dish' facebook page. ( darya ) now to the warriors. they hosted the miami heat and their star player dwayne wade ... who played his final game in oakland as he goes on his retirement tour.( james ) and it was close game. lets get to the highlights. at first miami brought the heat. but the dubs come back. klay thompson a couple of threes. in the 3rd quarter... steph curry with long three poin

tonya, do you want to comment on that? >> yeah. this was the last page of the c.s.a. report. >> and finally, under 8-2, other matters, public finance, upcoming issues. >> good morning again. initial trivetti. director in the public finance office. as i mentioned earlier, the closest next sale will be the bonds for the seismic 51 program. it's now the preservation of affordable housing and seismic safety. like i mentioned, the board is currently in the process of authorizing that legislative approval, and we're anticipating to sell next month. i'm communicating with the project managers for that bond program, and we'll -- we'll continue to be in contact, but currently they're expecting a late summer issuance. we'll continue to determine expenditures and revenues for that $27 million approximately. for the next two items, we're working with the san francisco port. the last $3.1 million from the public open space and neighborhood parks program, that's all funds that are allocated for the waterfront parks portion of that program. it's managed by the port, and we're curren

and to pair with the special dishes, wine director tonya pitts has hand picked incredible wines made by african american winemakers like this beautiful napa red - fromdarjean jones. it's a delicious way to experience dining traditions new and old.w thru black history month - right on thru february 28th here at one market. and to sweeten up the experience, 10% of your prix fix menu will be donated to the museum of the african diaspora. in san francisco, vicki liviakis kron 4 news. (justine) if you have a restaurant, cafe or bar that you would like to see featured on 'dine and dish... send an email to dine and dish at kron 4 dot com .... or fill out the submission form on our website. you can also check out our 'dine and dish' facebook page. (justine) take a look at this time lapse of lake tahoe. this is from yesterday's snow storm. you can see the camera getting covered up in the snow as it whips around. today the skies cleared out but those tempertures don't seem to be rising anytime soon.(jr stone) meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is with us now. . cold temperatures are expected toni

and to pair with the special dishes, wine director tonya pitts has hand picked incredible wines madecan american winemake like fromdarjean jones. it's a delicious way to experience dining traditions new and old. you can toast your way thru black history month - right on thru february 28th here at one market. and to sweeten up the experience, 10% of your prix fix menu will be donated to the museum of the african diaspora. in san francisco, vicki liviakis kron 4 news. (pam) kron 4 news.vicki liviakis kron 4 news. (pam) if you have a restaurant, cafe or bar that you would like to see featured on 'dine and dish... send an email to dine and dish at kron 4 dot com .... or fill out the submission form on our website. you can also check out our 'dine and dish' facebook page. next at 8 stopping the epidemic. as more and more children are becoming addicted to nicotine we take a look at the new way parents can prevent their children from vaping. coming up in sports....the warriors get a fight from a suns team that's won 11 games all year, but need just a few minutes to highlights ahead from pho

come through the access point if they want to come forward until a little bit their story with this tonya this is the other here. the other three years in the house. who wants to talk for the family and fans really unbelievable to potentially think that our own facing each day that's going home. to is a true blessing. you have three folks. we are along very well mr. glover because it's game clergy we all appreciate you being here. there is a few more speakers along the way oh the person that we thank you very much. so what do i need to relinquish. i'm sure you can sing out a microphone and we're good to go. ok good afternoon. it is our great pleasure to be here today would have a representative from two of the gospel choir as a catholic churches in the city. sacred heart gospel choir is now over 45 years old maybe you will remember the followers sacred heart church. that was on fell and fillmore when that church was closed the members went to st. bernard parish that's on the page avenue we're also joined by members from the choir from st. paul with the shipwreck church which is down at th

it's a collaboration between both chefs featuring a special dishes, wine director tonya pitts has handible wines made by african american winemakers like this beautiful napa red - fromdarjean jones. it's a delicious way to experience dining traditions new and old. you can toast your way thru black history month - right on thru february 28th here at one market. and to sweeten up the experience, 10% of your prix fix menu will be donated to the museum of the african diaspora. in san francisco, vicki liviakis kron 4 news. (pam) if you have a restaurant, if you have a (pam) (pam) if you have a restaurant, cafe or bar that you would like to see featured on 'dine and dish... send an email to dine and dish at kron 4 dot com .... or fill out the submission form on our website. you can also check out our 'dine and dish' facebook page. lawrence karnow: another storm brought rain across the bay area and even some snow on the hight mountains. doppler radar is shower the rain turning more to showers. heavy snow and winter storm warnings are up for the sierra and an avalanche was has also been issued

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and to pair with the special dishes, wine director tonya pitts has hand picked incredible wines made winemakers like this beautiful napa red - fromdarjean jones. it's a delicious way to experience dining traditions new and old. you can toast your way thru black history month - right on thru february 28th here at one market. and to sweeten up the experience, 10% of your prix fix menu will be donated to the museum of the african diaspora. diaspora.african diaspora. (vicki) (vicki) (vicki) if you have a restaurant, cafe or bar that you would like to see featured on 'dine and dish... send an email to dine and dish at kron 4 dot com .... or fill out the submission form on our website. you can also check out our 'dine and dish' facebook page. (grant) that wraps up kron 4 news that wraps up kron 4 news at nine... (vicki) but our primetime coverage continues at the top of the hour. pam moore and ken wayne are here with kron 4 news at ten....guys? (pam) thank you grant and vicki.... next at ten... business along san francisco's van ness avenue say, they are feeling the pinch from a massive co

. >> greetings to the people, this is tonya. on april 15th my comrades and i expropriated $10,660.02 from the sunset branch of the hibernia bank. i was positioned so that i could hold customers and bank personnel who were on the floor. my gun was loaded and at no time did any of my comrades intentionally point their guns at me. after being brainwashed, the idea is ridiculous to the point of being beyond belief. for those people who still believe that i'm brainwashed or dead, i see no reason to further defend my position. i am a soldier in the people's army. ♪ [ snoring ] the volkswagen atlas. seats seven, sleeps six. life's as big as you make it. [ snoring ] half of small businesses fail within 5 years.ne. and more people than ever struggle with debt. intuit is here to change this story... with giant solutions like turbotax, quickbooks and mint that give everyone the power to prosper. intuit. proud makers of turbotax, quickbooks and mint. why are we doing this? why are we doing what? using my old spice moisturize with shea butte

. >> [laughter] jeremy: the next question is to your left with tonya's microphone. >> thank you very much. this is interesting. historians are to a certain degree the storytellers of these events. as a practical matter, how do you think you can teach the nuance you are talking about? seems difficult to tell the story of something as dramatic as the second world war in a way that allows for the kind of nuance that says none of us is perfect and none of us is entirely evil? keith: this is why i chose these stories for my book because you can't look at the story of someone like yuasa ken and thinking he really was a monster. on the other hand there was something special like because instead of the other monsters he is a rarity. not only does he admit to doing the things he did. lots of people who committed crimes won't even go there, but he is willing to accept responsibility and all the horror that entails personally. that is a rare thing. that is why i wanted to tell his story because it does give you some sort of scope and nuance. the way i organized the book, i discuss a theme in th

. >> tonya has the next question on the far left wing. >> mr. evans mentioned in his remarks that because of the tides, the boats, you have to get out much earlier, which would lead to a lot of death. since it is a coordinated in a battle with 10 other beaches, why do it then and not wait until a better tide? , we areu can imagine now 75 years on and there is still controversy, and there was controversy immediately following -- not general smith, but howlin' mad smith was mad about the whole battle. if you read, he did not raise these objections prior to the fighting, but afterwards he said this was a waste. we did not have to do this. we could have skipped to this and been fine. one point to make is that historians, looking at the documents, there were three major reasons to take the tarawa atoll. there was an airstrip that could've caused problems for the allies as they moved north in the island hopping campaign. it posed a threat to the shipping lane between australia and hawaii, which was critical at that point. number three, and a lot of pe

jeff banks host committee cochair, doctor tonya duncan, mrs. susan sims marsh, mr.tor edna green medford, doctor ned palmer, ms. anita sheppard. would all pass councilmembers attending today's luncheon please also stand and be recognized? we appreciate your service. thank you and now doctor gladys. >> i hope you will respond to me. good morning. as you have just heard this is my partner in crime sherita jenkins thompson and together we click cochair this very special annual event for asalh and it is our privilege to do so . i am here to recognize our city officials and organizational partners who are here with us today. lionel asked you to hold applause and i will ask you to do the same thing. he responded to him very nicely, i hope you will respond to me. councilmember monique anderson, would you please stand and remain standing? alexandria councilman john taylor chapman, mr. carl ray seen the attorney general of the district of columbia, mr. brandon todd district of columbia city councilman, and prince george's city councilman rodney, calvin hawkins and mel frankl

tonya, a democrat, go ahead. caller: hello.e things i would like to say is, i would like it congress could work over 100 days. when dana was the speaker of the house, congress was in session about 117 days. [indiscernible] congress cannot come up with a budget. on theseistration cut different department. on these different department. may congress do their don job. -- make congress do their darn job. and one week, i would like to be to watch tv and not see some racist crap. [indiscernible] week -- not go host: that was tonya this morning. george is a republican. go ahead. caller: i listened to the social security act the kid because he did nothing anything -- i listened to the social security advocate because he did not say anything negative about it. to the young people getting out of school, it will go higher and higher and higher. rates that are paid on the bonds spoke about her paid by the taxpayers. and only half of the people in this country actually pay income tax on one of them. i am paying for that also. rampant. is so

tonya is going to he will us what is happening this morning. tell us why are all of you out here? >> we are fighting for our students' right for a good public education and resources for newcomer students and here to fight special education programs and get the resources that we deserve and we're out here for a living wage and we're standing with community of oakland for money for public schools and demand that our school district stop disrespecting the community by closing schools and we know that the money is there. >> reporter: do you have a message for parents that might feel conflict what had they're doing? >> we're striking because we want to make a bright future for oakland. and we invite you to join us on the picket line to win smaller classes and books and supplies and nurses counselors at schools and more librarians. join us on the picket line. >> reporter: the up district said that the students that show up will get an unexcused absence. >> the parents have a right to the absence. they know this is about their future. they want to attend a school with full resources and

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