she always seemed to end up front and center in the family snapshots kept by her aunt trish, trish benefield. trish benefield: she was always willing to pose for my camera, and she would sit at my mom's and dad's in the swing. i would take her picture. so grabbed the little poodle, the doggy and take another picture. dennis murphy (voiceover): what the old photos of a happy kid don't reveal were the fault lines in michelle's childhood. her parents split up when she was a little girl, and her father died when she was only 13. her single mom raised michelle and her two older brothers with the teachings of the baptist church as a moral foundation. michelle grew older and stayed cute, a kind of little miss sunshine who always thrived in the attention her golden looks brought. trish benefield: i mean, was just a beauty, absolutely. walk into a room and everybody looks. she had that presence. dennis murphy (voiceover): there were teenage boyfriends, but no one special until she went to that football game, the one with number 15 on the field. and i asked who number 15 was, and it was-- it was thad.

trish duggan. where's trish? thank you, trish. i think i see kari lake. is that kari lake? hi, kari. stand up. [cheers and applause] good job. worked hard. that was, she had a -- a good woman. and she's going to be doing something very big. maybe bigger. it's a big one that the you have, so good luck with it. you're going to do well. going to to turn that around like nobody saw i before, so thank you very much for accepting it. sergio with gore, a friend of mine who's to doing a fabulous job leading the presidential personnel. finish he's really working hard. where's sergio? he's around here someplace. sergio. where is he? hi, sergio. good job you're doing. we have some big announcements over the next few days too, big ones. a great actor who's been with us for a long time even when it wasn't fashionable, rob schneider. [cheers and applause] rob. he was here with a few of his friends when it wasn't quite as fashionable, right, rob? but you were here. thank you very much. great job you're doing too. karen robison, where is karen? karen is here, and she's, i hear, running for

so i want to thank you very much, trish. doug in place. thanks. was trish you? trish? i. gary, like, is that gary as hi, gary. stand up, kurt fine. hi. good job. worked hard that she good good woman doing and she's going to be doing something very big maybe bigger that's a big one that you have. so good luck with it. you're going to do well. good to turn that around like nobody ever saw before. so thank you very much for accepting it. sergio gore, a friend of mine who's doing a fabulous job, leading the presidential personnel. he's really working hardware. sergio is around here someplace where is a. hi, sergio. good you're doing we have some big announcements over the next few days, two big ones. a great actor been with us for a long time when it wasn't rob schneider. rob. he was here with. a few of his friends when it wasn't quite as fashionable. right, rob but you are here. thank you very much great job you're doing to karen and ropes. and where is karen. karen is here and. she's here running, governor. she's to be running for governor. where's karen. hi, karen. hello,

. >> let's bring in trish kilpin. she's the executive director of the wisconsin department of justice office of school safety. also, let's bring in dave cullen, the author of the book columbine. and another called parkland birth of a movement. trish, let's start with you. you've said school violence is preventable. what behavioral clues can students, parents, or anyone for that matter be aware of when a child might be showing signs that they're struggling? >> that's a great question. um, there's this myth that kids just snap and that they conduct acts of violence, and that's simply not true. when somebody plans to conduct a school shooting, they go down a discernible path. and during that time there's observable behaviors that others can pay attention to. we see fascination with other school shooters. we do lots of research and planning and preparing for that event. and all of this time, um, peers and community members can bear witness to those things and report them so those facts can be investigated and averted. >>

bold and strengthened, tacky as a neighbor right, that was due to be cheap for the quieter missouri. trish now thank you very much for your analysis and here's a quick reminder of the top story we're following for you with as our people in siri are celebrating the collapse with regime of present bizarre, all sorts following a lightning revel offensive in the country. the capital of damascus has been seized by a coalition of opposition groups. assault has reportedly flagged damascus and is now in moscow where he has been granted asylum. and you're up to date for to stick around coming up after the break. people living with h, i v in ireland to share their experiences and their until berlin, thanks for joining us. the my name is the calls back. said loud. thank you so much for joining in. welcome to don't hold bad. a lot of people do that. it's all about saying it loud as what of being nosy, bailey good, everyone to king check out the award winning called called the called back. so this is.

so i want to thank you very much, trish. doug in place. thanks. was trish you? trish? i. i see gary, like, is that gary as hi, gary. stand up, kurt fine. hi. good job. worked hard that she good good woman doing and she's going to be doing something very big maybe bigger that's a big one that you have. so good luck with it. you're going to do well. good to turn that around like nobody ever saw before. so thank you very much for accepting it. sergio gore, a friend of mine who's doing a fabulous job, leading the presidential personnel. he's really working hardware. sergio is around here someplace where is a. hi, sergio. good you're doing we have some big announcements over the next few days, two big ones. a great actor been with us for a long time when it wasn't rob schneider. rob. he was here with. a few of his friends when it wasn't quite as fashionable. right, rob but you are here. thank you very much great job you're doing to karen and ropes. and where is karen. karen is here and. she's here running, governor. she's to be running for governor. where's karen. hi, karen. h

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with us now is trish kilpin. she is the executive director of the office of school safety at the wisconsin department of justice. thank you so much for joining us. and i'm sorry that the community is and you are going through this yet another school shooting with a student killed and a teacher killed. can you give us an update on anything you know about the injured students? who two of whom were fighting for their lives in the hospital? >> thank you for having me today i, too, am saddened that this is happening and it continues to happen across our nation. i don't have information to provide for you about the status of those injured. >> okay. what can you tell us about any clues about why a 15 year old female student decided to do this? are you getting any new insights into that? >> well, i obviously cannot talk about an ongoing investigation. i can tell you that school violence is preventable and that when students decide to use violence, they often do so after being upset, feeling some kind of grievance or upse

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. >> we have an additional comment that i'm trish kilbourne, the director of the office of school safety at wisconsin doj, and i just would like to reiterate something chief barnes had mentioned earlier, and that is that targeted violence is preventable, that when somebody conducts a school shooting, they don't simply snap. >> they don't just decide one day to engage in this egregious behavior. instead, they make a decision and start research and planning towards an act of violence. and when they're on that pathway to violence, they often demonstrate observable behaviors that others noticed 82% of the time, somebody knows about a school shooters plan to attack a school. so i would encourage all in the community students, parents alike, to report, to speak up, speak out. wisconsin. our 24 over seven call center, where we do receive concerns about planned school attacks and deliver them locally to local law enforcement and schools to intervene to prevent violence. >> can you say and spell your first and last name, please? >> trish kilpin t r i s h k i l p i n director wisconsin doj office

we got this video from trish fenton who was driving to teach high school art. driver was not hurt and no one else was injured. bad news, all that chocolate it was carrying is gone. it took alameda county firefighters about three hours to put out the fire and then reopen the right lane. >>> two friends who learned to make coffee while in foster care together are turning their skills into a big business. as our sooji nam reports, they're also on a mission to uplift the next generation of young people in the foster care system. >> welcome to shane's coffee. >> reporter: it's a dream that is becoming a reality for luke fleming and will carlson starting a trailer coffee shop that will travel all over the bay area, but it's more than just coffee. luke and will's passion brewed in a bit of an unexpected way. >> showed us how to be baristas, how to operate a point of sale system. >> reporter: they got their first job through their transitional home program. luke and will met in foster care when they were just teenagers. >> love this story. was so hungry he pretended to

and certainly there's a bit less oh, now trish and spikes. now that was before 2000 or 124-2023 in october, 2023. the way the government said they already. ready fairly that the wants to use food as a weapon or in order to defeat from us. but what it actually is doing is using food as a what the war in order to about 700 colonialism in order to empty the northern gaza strip of this brilliant population. so that jewish settlers, it's, it's competent genocide to say, i think israel is committing genocide in the gaza strip. i think that most human rights organizations above where they reach that conclusion most international lawyers of already easily reach the conclusion i mean to the international court justices, and that it's possibly genocide. alrighty. back in january and we're almost a year later where the situation is much, much more grand and then it was journey all way. you're touched upon it a few moments ago. what to solve ation do. in particular, it's a young bodies in terms of normal mental health and physical development. it complet

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. >> trish, a mock a foster city resident didn't attend monday night's meeting, but she says it's almost dangerous taking her kids to the park's water quite disgusting with all the even the fields. i think the case will come on at all hours. just never know. you're constantly looking out. wildlife innovations suggest the city implement visual deterrents at the park like balloons and trees. >> and myler strips which are metal reflected tape. they also say this is a regional conversation and not just a foster city issue. if more of those and the sale a foster city's done, this is great. you know, we also have a problem. >> they either are going to complain to those agency, folks, you know, or they're going to pursue their own plan since 2015 to 2023, the city has already spent a little over $139,000 on staff. 2 power wash, goose fecal matter at parks in battling exit parks to help mitigate the geese problem. >> reporting in foster city, lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >> taking a live look at the transamerica pyramid tonight. no clouds, no fog. insight now and we're in the second. december almo

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they go to a lot of her dinner parties and she was always very supportive of them, comes to daughter trish'se garden wedding years later and she advises them about the vice presidency, that he should be prepared if he is offered this by eisenhower and she says it is a lame-duck situation but you need to be prepared so she is kind of an informal advisor. peter: during the 1950 senate campaign, how do they get around california? heath: it is a huge state and they go around in a station wagon. i do not know how they did it and i am sure the heat, dust, nerves would get afraid. -- frayed. and she always looked perfect. they do all of these campaign stops and it is a cross-country drive that is exhausting. one of the oral histories i found, oral histories of people who knew the nixon's, one woman who knew that nixon's said she told julie later i would look at your mother and she would be so tired but then before the campaign rally she would perk up and pull herself together and go on, never canceled, never admitted being tired but it was definitely wearing on everyone. peter: was pat nixon excite

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. >> trish, a mock a foster city resident didn't attend monday night's meeting, but sh says it's almostangerous taking her kids to the park's. the water is quite disgusting with all the hoopla even the field. i think the case will come on and all hours just never know. you're constantly. >> working out. if walking avoiding land mines. >> wildlife innovations suggest the city implement visual deterrents at the park like balloons and trees and myler strips, which are metal reflected tape. they also say this is a regional conversation and not just a foster city issue. if more of those and the sale a foster city's done, this is great. you know, we also have a problem. >> they either are going to complain to those agency, folks, you know, or they're going to pursue their own plan. >> since 2015 to 2023, the city has already spent a little over $139,000 on staff to power wash park walkways and to also have staff at eggs to help mitigate their geese problem in foster city. lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >> now to new details in the murder trial of any one juror was dismissed this morning. this hap

. >> trish, a mock a foster city resident didn't attend monday night's meeting, but she says it's almosto the park's. the water is quite disgusting with all the hoopla even the field. i think the case will come on and all hours just never know. you're constantly. >> working out. if walking avoiding land mines. >> wildlife innovations suggest the city implement visual deterrents at the park like balloons and trees and myler strips, which are metal reflected tape. they also say this is a regional conversation and not just a foster city issue. if more of those and the sale a foster city's done, this is great. you know, we also have a problem. >> they either are going to complain to those agency, folks, you know, or they're going to pursue their own plan. >> since 2015 to 2023, the city has already spent a little over $139,000 on staff to power wash park walkways and to also have staff at eggs to help mitigate their geese problem in foster city. lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >> happening today, the open host enough an election town hall. user news board member moller fans of so far near the pul

. >> trish, a mock a foster city resident didn't attend monday night's meeting, but she says it's almostgerous taking her kids to the park's. the water is quite disgusting with all the hoopla even the fields. i think the case will come on and all hours just never know. you're constantly. >> looking out walking avoiding land mines. >> wildlife innovations suggest the city implement visual deterrents at the park like balloons and trees and myler strips, which are metal reflected tape. they also say this is a regional conversation and not just a foster city issue. if more of those and the sale a foster city's done, this is great. you know, we also have a problem. >> they either are going to complain to those agency, folks, you know, or they're going to pursue their own plan. >> since 2015 to 2023, the city has already spent a little over $139,000 on staff to power wash park walkways and to also have staff at eggs to help mitigate their geese problem in foster city. lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >> we're taking a live look outside at camera showing what's going on across the golden gate bridge.

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. >> trish, a mock a foster city resident didn't attend monday night's meeting, but she says it's almostkids to the park's. the water is quite disgusting with all the hoopla even the field. i think the case will come on and all hours just never know. you're constantly. >> working out a walking avoiding land mines. >> wildlife innovations suggest the city implement visual deterrents at the park like balloons and trees and myler strips, which are metal reflected tape. they also say this is a regional conversation and not just a foster city issue. if more of those and the sale foster city is doing this is great. you know, we also have a problem. >> they either are going to complain to those agency, folks, you know, or they're going to pursue their own plan. >> since 2015 to 2023, the city has already spent a little over $139,000 on staff to power wash park walkways and to also have staff at eggs to help mitigate their geese problem in foster city. lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >> san francisco's tourism industry has had a tough time rebounding from covid and now hotel workers. and their strike

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trish, democratic line, seattle, good morning to you. caller: hey, happy festivus, everybody. i'm a retired nurse. i worked in research. my lab gig as a case manager was with a big insurance company here in the northwest. last check, the ceo made $20 million last year. i'm on medicare. i have an advantage plan. let me tell you, it is not effective. it is not watching out for the patient. ordering tests that don't need to be ordered in order to, in order to pull the paperwork to a higher costs level. for example, i went in and had my annual wellness check. that's supposed to be free. and then i got a bill for a five dollar co-pay. they had coded up the reason for that. i'm like no, i'm not going to pay that. i did not come in with anything brand-new to discuss with you today. between the doctors in the billing department, they will, they will find a way to up code your billing charge to make you pay more or get less service. regarding health, look at women's health care. particularly maternal childcare, welfare and care. you don't see anybody rolling around without one when we

barao lado a lado, trish. so to the side and back. com jogo de cintura o passinho e no lado a lado.ado e fide. french in front. lag e aqui a gente atras. tries to to the back. okay a gente vai acelerando de vargas zinho. >> you're going to pick it up a little bit, huh? >> frankie lado try ver aqui a cintura to me. >> okay, a little bit of hip movement. >> we're getting better. ele esta tambÉm acelerando la voz acelerar lado french lado. thrash lado. french lado. try el paso. asi como esta el lado a del lado. see, i see para luanda. >> that was amazing guys. happy new year from copacabana, from all of us. >> and especially from these guys. feliz los nuevo mundo, inteiro. back to you guys what an impressive, impressive showing there by julia. >> thank you so much for that. laura. yeah i think i think we got to work on that for next year. yeah, we definitely will check in. we do i'm working. >> i'm over here trying to practice right now okay. >> yeah. that footwork is tricky right now we're actually going to test laura and issa suarez to see if they know some new year traditions from a

trish, democratic line, seattle, good morning to you. caller: hey, happy festivus, everybody.'m a retired nurse. i worked in research. my lab gig as a case manager was with a big insurance company here in the northwest. last check, the ceo made $20 million last year. i'm on medicare. i have an advantage plan. let me tell you, it is not effective. it is not watching out for the patient. ordering tests that don't need to be ordered in order to, in order to pull the paperwork to a higher costs level. for example, i went in and had my annual wellness check. that's supposed to be free. and then i got a bill for a five dollar co-pay. they had coded up the reason for that. i'm like no, i'm not going to pay that. i did not come in with anything brand-new to discuss with you today. between the doctors in the billing department, they will, they will find a way to up code your billing charge to make you pay more or get less service. regarding health, look at women's health care. particularly maternal childcare, welfare and care. you don't see anybody rolling around without one when we ca