yolanda cerrillo .th intimate knowledge of how escoto carried out this brutal crime. she had been given immunity in exchange for her testimony here. wiping away tears, she recounted how it all started, how she fell hard for the defendant she thought to be a charmer. >> have you ever had a man you could share your life with? i thought it was michel . >> only to realize he was dumping her for the younger and more attractive wendy. yolanda says, she been confronted escoto in this restaurant parking lot and heard for the first time she says, his impending marriage to wendy was all a sham , that in the end he would come back to yolanda with pockets full of cash. >> he said to calm down, that he did not love her, he loved me. he was going to hurt her, they were have would have an insurance policy and she would die. >> he told you he had a plan? >> yes. >> the plan was murder. it was during that conversation, yolanda told jurors, she became a co-conspirator, not only helping escoto cover up his crime, but also

vilma: yolanda dijo que su familia se reuniÓ y Él viajo a conocerlos., llorando, dÁndole gracias a dios. vilma: luis albino fue secuestrado por una mujer mientras jugaba en la calle con su hermano. la mujer le dijo que le comprarÍa dulces. yolanda dice que pidiÓ se lo llevaran al lugar donde lo raptaron. >> Él querÍa ir a donde lo secuestraron. querÍa conocer donde era, la tienda que la seÑora le dijo para comprar dulces. vilma: yolanda asegura que la mujer que lo secuestrÓ lo envÍo a filadelfia, donde se lo entregaron a una pareja cuya esposa no podÍa tener hijos. Él desconocÍa sus raÍces boricuas. >> 100% puertorriqueÑo. vilma: perdiÓ su espaÑol. >> cuando se lo llevaron, sÓlo hablaba espaÑol. pero no habla nada, ahora no entiende nada. vilma: digo que su tÍo luis llegÓ a conocer a su hermano gemelo que muriÓ en su segunda visita a california. >> una semana despuÉs fallecido. vilma: yolanda cuenta que le impactÓ mucho la forma como su tÍo se despidiÓ de ellos para regresar a filadelfia. >> parece que no se querÍa perder otra vez. elian: las autoridade

vilma: yolanda nos dijo que su familia se reuniÓ y Él viajÓ a conocerlos.ue pidiÓ que lo llevaran al lugar donde lo raptaron. >> querÍa ir adonde lo secuestraron, querÍa conocer adÓnde era. vilma: yolanda asegura que la mujer lo enviÓ a filadelfia y se la entregaron a una pareja, cuya esposa no podÍa tener hijos. Él desconocÍa sus raÍces boricuas. perdiÓ su espaÑol. >> cuando se lo llevaron, sÓlo hablaba espaÑol. pero no habla nada, ahora no entiende nada. vilma: dice que su tÍo conociÓ a su hermano gemelo, que muriÓ en su segunda visita a california. >> una semana despuÉs fallecio. vilma: yolanda cuenta que el impacto mucho la forma en la que su tÍo se despidiÓ de ellos para regresar a filadelfia. >> parece que no se querÍa perder otra vez. vilma: yolanda tambiÉn nos dijo que la mamÁ de su tÍo luis muriÓ hace 15 aÑos y nunca perdiÓ la esperanza de encontrarlo con vida. asegura que hay muchas cosas por contar sobre quienes criaron a su tÍo. jorge: 1000 preguntas. ilia: pero es el primer paso. [música] fantástico. viviana, tu vestido de novia es fantástico.

yolanda por favor, yolanda está sangrando, está sangrando.erdería la vida y quiero mostrarles algo. sus familiares me dijeron que ellos pusieron estas notas en cada una de las esquinas. y de hecho, quiero compartirles algo de lo que aquí dice. como madre soltera, yolanda lo dio todo por su hija stephanie, quien tiene necesidades especiales dedicando su corazón y alma a ser su mayor apoyo y fuente de amor incondicional. y le dijo tía blanca, por qué me hizo esto mi mamá? por qué me dejó? y mi mamá le dijo no, mi vida, no, tu mamá no te dejó, tu mamá siempre va a estar contigo. yolanda era originaria de la ciudad de méxico y desde que llegó a este país trabajaba como niñera y además tenía su pequeña stefani, una niña de 18 años que tiene necesidades especiales. según la investigación preliminar, la policía de san mateo, el vehículo viajaba desde delaware dirección norte y giraba a la izquierda hacia península. la familia nos dice que abrió una cuenta en línea y ahora espera la ayuda de la comunidad. ella era todo para nosotros y y nunca esperab

yolanda's sister is now taking care of stephanie.een extremely difficult to navigate this whole situation because not only was she a single mom, angela, who's now taking care of stephanie, also has a special needs son. and so now she's the provider for both of them. tonight on the street where the collision happened, you'll see flowers, a picture of yolanda and a description of who she was. the family is asking for the community support through an online fundraiser. we're not blood related, but she considered us, her family, and she was helping. she. she died helping my mom. she died helping my mom try to find a place for my brother. the driver is cooperating with the investigation. police say neither drugs or alcohol appear to be a factor in the incident. jocelyn moran, nbc, bay area news. housing and homelessness are two big issues, of course, around here. today, governor newsom signed 32 bills as part of a comprehensive housing package. it focuses on creating housing accountability and streamlining the production of housing. this

sambuccetti: lenin tamayo aprendiÓ todo sobre la cultura quechua de su madre yolanda pinares y de suviÓ gracias a una admiradora, no de Él, sino de su mamÁ que hacÍa mÚsica andina. >> una fan que estaba especializada en embarazos de alto riesgo y la encontrÓ justo en el hospital. muy probablemente no hubiera estado aquÍ yo, ¿no? sambuccetti: yolanda tenÍa 16 aÑos, estaba sola y habÍa dejado cusco, escapando con su bebÉ en el vientre a cientos de millas hacia la gran ciudad lima. >> una niÑa a esa edad no entiende todo lo que le estÁ pasando y no entiende toda la violencia que estÁ ocurriendo fÍsica, verbal, psicolÓgica y todo. entonces era demasiado para esa niÑa. sambuccetti: a yolanda le impulsaba su abuela, con quien compartÍa algo Único. >> ver el mundo adentro, en nuestro idioma, en nuestro quechua. y es la que me enseÑÓ cÓmo debo vivir con honor. sambuccetti: mientras lenin luchaba por su vida en el hospital, a yolanda le tocaba cantar en pequeÑos conciertos y una vez recuperado, lo llevaba con ella. >> atrÁs del escenario, tal vez me daba de amamantar. muy probablemente el pri

. >> yolanda ramos nos contÓ en exclusiva que a ella y a su familia aÚn les cuesta trabajo creer queen filadelfia. dice que fue gracias a pruebas de adn y la ayuda del fbi que lograron rastrearlo. >> ellos fueron a la casa de mami y le dijeron. pensamos que encontramos a tu hermano. >> yolanda recuerda que uno se confirmÓ su identidad su familia que es muy grande se reuniÓ y el viajÓ conocerlos dice que fue un encuentro muy emotivo. >> el abrazo tan fuerte que no querÍa dejar ir. a cada persona que lo abrazÓ. bien apretado . llorando . dÁndole gracias a dios. >> segÚn los reportes policiales luis calvino fue secuestrado por una mujer mientras jugaba en la calle con su hermano. la mujer le dijo que le comprarÍa dulces. yolanda dice que el pidiÓ que lo llevaran al lugar donde lo raptaron. >> el querÍa ir donde lo secuestraron. el querÍa conocer a dÓnde era. en la tienda que la seÑora le dijo te voy a comprar dulces. >> asegura yolanda que la mujer que lo secuestro lo enviÓ a filadelfia y ahÍ se lo entregaron a una pareja cuya esposa no podÍa tener hijos. el desconocÍa sus raÍces boricu

yolanda, minya moore served as the chair of this year's democratic national convention. and bishop leah sph-z daughtry served for the conventions. four of them are authors of the book for colored girls who have considered politics. >> what does chism say? if they don't give you a chair at the table bring a folding

several months later, shay and yolanda tied the knot. this commitment was about making sure that two people doesn't matter their gender doesn't matter their race. what they look like can legally be together. although proposition eight was nullified by the courts, it remains part of california's constitution. it's still on the books that marriage is between a man and a woman. franco clawson is now part of the effort to pass proposition three this november. a constitutional amendment that would repeal prop eight and declare the right to marry as a fundamental right. this is going to overturn prop eight with prop three to make sure that we say that marriage is between two people that love each other for same sex couples. the battle is both emotional and practical. when shay and yolanda married, they gained many legal rights. what it did for us is now qualify me to be on her insurance. a number of religious organizations have voiced opposition to proposition three, saying it goes against their beliefs. obviously, we as a christian organizati

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. >> pero yolanda, a lo largo de esta jornada ha habido mucha violencia, que no ha sido p protagonizadaes, ni tampoco por los manifestantes, en su mayoria estudiantes de normales, rurales de todo el pais. >> estos choques violentos han sido protagonizados por un grupo llamado el bloque negro, que es un grupo de jovenes anarquistas vestidos todos de negro, encapuchados, que han vandalizado edificios, tiendas y han realizado saqueos. >> hubo tambien mucho enojo en los manifestantes, en los padres y tambien en los estudiantes de las normales rurales porque han pasado 10 anos en que se les prometio a estos padres que sus hijos aparecerian. >> primero, con el gobierno del presidente enrique pena nieto y despues en el sexenio de andres manuel lopez obrador, quien prometio que a pesar de todo, el daria con el paradero de sus hijos. >> pero ya anos, 10 largos anos en que estos 43 padres han continuado esta lucha y al dia de hoy lamentablemente, todavia no saben donde estan sus hijos. >> es la la informacion. >> regreso gracias, isa, por tu informe y en otras noticias del alcalde de nueva york d

[laughter] >> my name is yolanda, i am vice president of marketing and communications here and if thatand is not enough to welcome you to this year's conference, i wanted to take a moment to welcome you to our 53rd annual legislative conference. [applause] this is my third year and i just want to say how grateful i am by the opportunity to serve in this role. i am so grateful for my black job. [laughter] grateful for a platform where we can discuss the critical issues facing the community, grateful to collaborate with elected officials, changemakers and visionaries across the country, and grateful to celebrate our rich culture together. this space not only allows us to have tough conversations, but it also allows us to uplift our voices in ways that resonate deeply with our shared experiences. this year's theme, "from vision to victory: amplifying black voices" captures our collective journey, turning our dreams, ideas and visions into tangible victories for all black. we understand the power of our voices held always been an engine of our progress and this year we show how amplifying

and then the great, chef curtis stone and the incredible yolanda gampp, who is the beyonce of cakes,dge them on how close they were and of course, we all judge it on how tasty or terrifyingly disgusting it is. >> the grand premiere of season three airs tomorrow night at 9:00. you'll see it right here on ktvu. >> fox two, bay area. michelin star chef is opening a new restaurant in san francisco. chef carlos altamirano is one of the reasons why peruvian food is so popular right here in the bay area, and he just opened his latest restaurant called altamirano, located by usf there in the panhandle district. chef, thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having us. >> congratulations. peruvian food is so popular. now you have street peruvian restaurants, but this is more of a california. a little more of an elevated experience at this restaurant. >> right. we want to take our peruvian cuisine. peruvian is my route. and we're going to take it to the next level using california produce, what is seasonal? what is fresh and this is all about bringing the peruvian cuisine to the next level.

family members say yolanda or was hit while crossing the intersection of peninsula avenue and dwight road. this is last thursday. this is on the city line between burlingame in san mateo, a gofundme made in her honor says she was the greatest protector and fiercest advocate for her 18 year-old daughter who has special needs. the gofundme says the large sister now faces the emotional and financial weight of raising her daughter for the rest of her life. meanwhile, the driver involved in the crash according to police, is cooperating. anyone with info about the crashes asked to call burlingame police. >> san francisco unified school district students, parents, educators and advocates are calling on the district to pause school closures. this after the district is delaying the release of a list of potential schools that it plans to close and merge at the end of the school year. kron four's gayle ong reports. >> advocates for students and parents of the san francisco gathering outside district office wednesday calling for a pause on school closures. >> what the closure of schools will nee

family members say that yolanda valar was hit while she was crossing the intersection of peninsula avenue and dwight road last thursday. this is on the city lines of burlingame and sam, a tail, a gofundme made in her honor, says that she was the greatest protector and fiercest advocate for her 18 year-old daughter with special needs. the gofundme says polar sister now faces the emotional and financial weight of raising her daughter for the rest of her life. the driver involved in this crash is cooperating with authorities. >> the coalition on homelessness in san francisco is asking for more public restrooms in the city claiming the city has money in the budget for more 24 hour pit stops. but that the money is going on used kron four's. rob nesbitt spoke with the executive director about complaints of all that human waste on the streets. >> you may have seen a pit stop in san francisco, a white trailer with public restrooms inside the coalition on homelessness wants to see more added in the city to provide dignity to the unhoused community. we have a humanitarian crises where we literally

la muerte de yolanda villar dejó huérfana a una niña con necesidades especiales. quedado completamente desfigurada. villar era originaria de la ciudad de méxico y la noche del incidente había salido a caminar. autoridades indicaron que falleció en el sitio del accidente y la investigación continúa. por otra parte, hoy se llevó a cabo una audiencia clave en la reactivación del caso relacionado con la muerte de mario gonzález, de 26 años, a quien varios agentes de policía de alameda inmovilizaron contra el suelo mientras respondían a llamadas que informaban de un hombre que actuaba de forma extraña cerca de un parque en 2021. gonzález, quien no estaba armado durante el incidente, murió sofocado esta tarde a las 6. pilar niño nos informa si los cargos contra estos agentes por homicidio involuntario fueron desestimados. como los acusados lo pidieron. la ciudad de san francisco ha estado lidiando con el aumento de las vacantes comerciales durante varios años. tan solo en el último trimestre, las vacantes de oficinas aumentaron medio punto porcentual, superando ahora el

so we have those real conversations we kicked off with yolanda adams, kirk franklin, you know, fred hammond, marvin sapp, the biggest names in gospel music, not because of the faith based nature, but because we all need inspiration. and they let me shut down the streets of new york that never happened. then chloe bailey, one of the biggest rising young stars in the world right now, came by for a one hour interview. and i said, as we've discussed before, reggie, i don't want this to be a pit stop for celebrities to come on and plug what they're doing. i want to have a conversation. so here you have this woman, a young woman, at this big moment in her career and before i knew it, within the interview, she's crying tears of joy and appreciation, thinking about how hard she worked to get to where she is moving forward. miranda lambert is taking over the tam fam stage. i hung out with her in vegas last year and now we have an exclusive performance with her. but more than this new album, which she's so proud of, singing a hot song called alimony, that's not a hint to anybody. but she said, you kn

de acuerdo a familiares cercanos, la muerte de yolanda villar dejó huérfana a una niña con necesidades? y mi mamá le dijo no, mi vida no, tu mamá no te dejó. tu mamá siempre va a estar contigo. villarreal era originaria de la ciudad de méxico y la noche del incidente había salido a caminar. las autoridades indicaron que falleció en el sitio del accidente y que la investigación continúa vigente. arrestan a un empleado de la agencia estatal calfire por presuntamente provocar 5 incendios en california. se trata de robert hernández, de 38 años de edad, quien supuestamente provocaba las llamas mientras estaba fuera de servicio. se le vincula a los siniestros en hillsborough, windsor y también en miserville, entre el 15 de agosto y el 14 de septiembre. a hernández lo arrestaron en la estación de bomberos en howard forest y está recluido en la cárcel del condado sonoma en tulare. una llamada a la línea de tráfico humano condujo a la detención de estas 2 personas. son hermanos. enrique castro reyes, de 27 años, y erika castro reyes, de 30 años. por delito grave de proxenetismo, ambos permanece

on the mass explosions of communication devices erupted in lebanon, bbc correspondent in jerusalem yolandanel more. tensions between israel and its longtime enemy hezbollah in lebanon were already very high, and now they have increased even more. hezbollah clearly blames israel, but there has been no official comment, not even from the office the prime minister of israel, nor from the israeli military. and it's not clear at this point if this is... another dramatic turn in the long-standing tug-of-war between israel and various iranian proxies and iran itself in the region, or if this is another step toward full-scale war between israel and hezbollah? of course, in recent days israel has threatened that it is ready to intensify its military actions to bring home thousands of residents of the north of the country. they were taken out of there because of the fighting that has been going on between israel and hezbollah almost every day for many months. parallel to the war in gas. meanwhile, the bbc verified team studied the images of the destroyed pagers and found the manufacturer's company,

the space ex caps yolanda mission to bring home to store and an astronaut says don't for the international space station which will more and so need. the williams have been stuck in space since june, after they bought install on a capsule was deemed onset to return them to us.

press into russians have treat you that should have all of the ultra 0 most gay the space ex caps yolanda mission to bring home to store and an astronaut says don't to the international space station, which will more and so need the williams have been stuck in space since june, off of a bowling stall on a capsule was deemed onset to return them to us to we'll head home in february, alex and i had a smooth right up here and so it 1st off, i just want to say thank you to the teams. they've got us ready to fly, freedom to the station and. and it was a awesome ride and coming through the hatch and seeing all the smiles and as much as i've laughed and cried in the last 10 minutes. i know it's going to be an amazing expedition. so i'm really looking for it to get him to work up here. it's the desktop from hurricane hyundai and has risen to at least $91.00 in the southeast of the us. people in florida, georgia, south carolina and virginia have been grappling with the destruction and aust, i'm off of the storm. the strong winds and rain caught pallets and millions of course of a floating. i'm flo

could you just take us through the latest a while indeed, rapid advances yolanda appeared about which along the bush is another settlement that is being taken on the southern edge of the front grove, sadly, and where russian forces are advancing the now mia columbus is away from the city, the size of the box most and the major defense logistical i as well. i'm a more fortress of so you paid in military music. it will do on total damage to the military efforts and come around among ukrainians at the moment. the gradient military. but july, the peer to its job job, he's a war inside for you, right? because now an area of about a 100100 square kilometers is at risk of being tardy and circled by russian troops. k of now faces a difficult situation. the difficult choice, whether to pull out your credit in troops and give off about a 100 kilometres square kilometers without suffice, you risk leaving them soldiers that then being and so called in fresh reviews and pictures of the june of hundreds of hundreds of euclidian troops surrendering to russian forces, which part would perhaps be even

that is definitely hope that is uh, most of desperation that yolanda has to move forward. and while the sad part of that is, if you look at the line up, it's pretty much the same old faces that are a tool of the candidates. that's the incumbent president. and the opposition leader have both a sort of been very involved in politics for a long, long time, and even the adoption as the frontrunner sort of marxist lending this candidate. and he's described under a commodity cycle also being in parliament for 20 years. but a lot of people say is give them the cannot make sort of crisis the missed on we saw. and she, along to the most people as protests that they are desperately hoping that you know, something is going to give that this country comp go and fall any further that they have to sort of build from here the, the president is claiming that he came forward at a time and nobody is wanted to take the responsibility in 2020 to those mos protests. so the departure of the been elected president go top. they had raja bucks it. he literally fled the presidential palace as prote

but yolanda appeared away, it's job job, he's a war inside for you credit. and because now an area of about a 100100 square kilometers is at risk of being tardy and circled by russian troops. k of now faces a difficult situation. a difficult choice for the all out new credit in troops and give off about a 100 kilometres squared kilometers without suffice. you risk leaving them soldiers that then being and so called in fresh reviews and pictures emerging of hundreds of hundreds of euclidian troops surrendering to russian forces. which part would perhaps even more destructive for you. okay, then it is against bob backdrop. but over the past several weeks of the west, the media in its entirety has become moving up, west and public. what's public for the transfer and use of long range missiles to you? great. but have said growing more desperate as you credit and suffers defeats on the battlefield. and hill 4 to and it is here, but marshall has stored it's red line very clearly the russian president, russian officials have alluded to and said that right, that is

investigation, calling it quote, highly likely that its forces accidentally hit the activist speaking yolanda in the us, secretary of state commented on the killing, but remain silent on any consequences. seems to show what eye witnesses are said and made clear that her killing was both unprovoked and unjustified. no one, no one should be shot and killed for attending a protest. no one should have to put their life at risk gesture freely expressing their views. the arteries made least bureau chief my f, a notion that attended the funeral set by the novelist and brings us details of the hundreds have gathered a novelist, notes of the west bank to pay their last tributes to a turkish american activist, allegedly shot dead by his really forces the body of 26 year old ice and or is wrapped in a flag of palestine fighting for the countries, independence cost a young human rights defender how life the palestinian and turkish officials are in the crowd. they stopped the procession for a short prayer, the ice and one was a movement. and as long as they believe martyrs go straight to paradise is their

some of the deborah yolanda close to the international apple. net tel aviv israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says be who would fees will pay a heavy price for the attack. several people have died in thousands of homes, have been damaged off to some of the heaviest rain in yes. hit central and eastern europe. floods have force tens of thousands of people from that homes and a number of countries under simmons as well. or europe hasn't seen flooding on such a scale in decades. here in the czech republic, lives are saved by a rescue helicopter 3, but elsewhere. others haven't been so fortunate with a wide slave of central and eastern europe hit by storm bonus. normality has been lost along with lives and livelihoods replaced by seems like this. and people wait to see if the homes spent most of the way to here to see whether the braves survives or not. if not, the water will immune date. all of the area. i get ahold of, she has the shopping. so what you see here is worse than the 1997. i don't know what will happen further because i have my house on the water. and i'm curious if i ever

the chief of programs and the communications 4 year old lady's a rating and human rights monitor, yolanda and then that will co founder of we are not numbers a campaign to define the voices of bodies in use in gaza and the phone was off, although the secretary general on the policy and national initiative will more come to the program. how much. so there was this truck which arrived in hon us then the health of pharmacies that said no, we're not going to take this truck. we need to get more details about the bodies, how they, uh well and how they died and but what they could not from. how do you see this whole story evolving in gaza? a good thing. this story perfectly. it promises easiest for you to stand aside in gossip. even basically you have people, home, history, killed sloth, it most likely civilians that is for you as awards kid and that their bodies and took it back to to is the mainland. and after a while, they dump it into a truck and leave it engaged in a container and expect the bodies to just be dumped in a mass grave without any consideration to the families or to the victim

special coming out about black women in america and before the dnc we spoke to, bishop daughtry, yolanda. i want to play what she had to say about envisioning a black woman as the president and get your response on the other side. >> if we want to believe that this democracy needs to be saved then we have to be participants in it and we can't continue to use the narrative that black man won't show up because it's a female. what is true in my humble opinion is that we have to change how men see women, and we have to give them the visual of a commander in chief and i believe that vice president harris has done that quite well. i thought hillary had done it quite well so we still have to push because if we blink, people will see something different because they've never seen it before. and i think it's up to black women, white men, i think it's up to asians, lgbtq communities, how do you envision a woman as president? >> jamie, these record investments are historic, and this is going to be a race that is decided on the margins. men are an important part of that, black men especially, latino

practically none of them in the west found such a rare talent people, only one, the cheerful widow yolandameeting with the president , he spoke here and it feels like her shoulder straps are showing through somewhere, yolanda said that she said that what does it mean to divide russia, how are you crazy to divide russia? russia, a man comes out, as if from a sanatorium, came out, look at his hair, on his fresh face, on his well-fed belly, this is about yashino, by the way, i didn’t understand, he said that he refuses all german documents and wants to return to russia, i’ve been looking around for a long time, so he didn’t fly from istanbul, that is , he would have returned through istanbul, he would have immediately sat down again, what ’s the problem, he doesn’t have 300 dollars, how much can he collect 300 dollars, is it hard, what are you saying, he’ll start telling you now, he was the first. they’ll take him, for degenerates, he’s not even there for the paralympics, he’s not an invalid, unfortunately, with disabled person everything is clear, disabled person is a person who can overcome

yolanda, minya moore served as the chair of this year's democratic national convention.eah sph-z daughtry served for the conventions. four of them are authors of the book for colored girls who have considered politics. >> what does chism say? if they don't give you a chair at the table bring a folding chase. well we're in the real chairs because this is important. >> the work we're doing is important but we stand on shoulders too. >> 60 years ago, lou haimer. before representative shirley was there. >> mr. chairman and to the credentials economy, my name is mrs. lou haim er. >> before that rosa parks, before that and before that. all the women, all the people who fought, who stood when they had no one helping them but each other. and those are the people that we look to. >> aida b. wells that made sure in this moment when women wanted the right to vote she got in line. she mobilized the sorority sisters to join the march on that historic day when women said, it's our turn. it's our turn to vote. so if we go all the way back to the days of the suffrage movement. coming ou

yolanda richardson presidency of the campaign for tobacco free kids.tion fought for over 25 years to protect kids and save lives by working to reduce tobacco use. david executive director of the national association of tobacco outlets a national trade association of tobacco retailers. tony executive director of the vapor technology association. national tradeat association dedicated to protecting vaping and alternative nicotine product industry. doctor susan, chief and the division of hospital medicine and children's national hospital. she is an expert on the prevention ofs 10 back of use d related diseases. how served as chair of the maddox american academy of pediatrics section of nicotine and tobacco prevention treatment. josie superhero high school f student from seattle, washington she spot nicotine addiction after picking up as a teenager. i like to know for the record we invited each cigarette manufacturers out tria, r.j. reynolds, japan tobacco international, miracle shins and technology to send representatives to testify at the hearing. none o

thank you for inviting me to testify today i am yolanda richardson president and ceo of the campaign tobacco free kids are in the campaign is the leading advocacy organizationworking to reduce tobacco use and its deadly consequences in the united states and around the world . the campaign was and is a strong advocate for the families smoking prevention and tobacco control act which will was a landmark legislation that gave fda the authority to regulate tobacco products . itone of the most important tools that congress gave fda was the authority to conduct premarket reviews of the tobacco products before they can be legally sold. because of the tobacco control act decisions about which new products enter the market are no longer supposed to be madeby tobacco manufacturers based on economic considerations but rather ultimately made by fda , based on the need to protect public health after a careful review of the scientific evidence . unfortunately as you heard this morning free market review has not lebeen effectively applied to transcendence. fda failed to assert its authority and e-c

minisoldr mentioned been married for 18 years which corresponds with robinson's marriage to yolanda hill1990. in 2011 he wrote he had been married 21 years. minisoldr wrote in a 2011 post that he lived in greensboro, north carolina, the same town where robinson lived at the time, and currently lives. i went through all that because -- are robinson's denials going to be enough? >> no, but i don't necessarily think that is the strategy that he and the republican party are going for. we know supporters of donald trump cannot be moved and so with him at the top of the ticket there hoping that his coattails will be strong enough to withstand this salacious scandal that has hit north carolina. don't forget, though, that tomorrow absentee ballots go out to military personnel so at some point in time, even if he removes himself from the race, his name will be on the ballot. they will have to sort of figured that out and that opens up claims for republicans if they don't win the race and seo, it's fraud and democrats have taken it from us if the democratic side wins the race so they are teeing th

a driver struck and killed yolanda villar in an incident police believe was accidental, but she leaves behind an 18 year old daughter with special needs named stephanie. her cousin explains how the family is now struggling. she did everything in her power to make sure that not only did stephanie have the resources she needed, but also that she felt loved and supported and felt like a normal kid. she doesn't necessarily understand the concept of death, so she had asked my mom over the phone, why her mom had left her. she also says stephanie's aunt is now caring for her along with her own special needs son. family is asking for help from the community and they're raising money online. 605 for you this morning. turning now to the race for the white house, where vice president kamala harris makes her seventh visit to the battleground state of michigan. this year. this time, harris joined media mogul oprah winfrey and a studio audience, highlighting the grassroots mobilization efforts online while encouraging voters to get to the polls. and in washington, former president trump headlining t

i am yolanda richardson and i'm president and ceo of the campaign for tobacco-free kids. the campaign is the leading advocacy organization working to reduce tobacco use and its deadly consequences in the united states and around the world. the campaign was and is a strong advocate. the family smoking prevention and tobacco control act, which was the landmark legislation that gave fda the authority to regulate tobacco products. one of the most important tools that congress gave fda was the authority to conduct pre-market reviews of new tobacco products before they can be legally because of the tobacco control act, decisions about which new products enter the market are no longer supposed to be made by tobacco manufacturers based on economic consideration, but rather ultimately made by fda based on the need to protect public health. after a careful review of scientific evidence on fortunately, as you've heard this morning, pre-market has not been effectively applied to e-cigarettes. fda failed to assert its regulatory authority over e-cigarettes until a substantial e-cigare

he mentioned being married for 18 years which corresponds to robinson's marriage with yolanda hill inr wrote he had been married 21 years. minisoldr wrote in a 2011 post that he lived in greensboro, north carolina, the same town where robinson lived at the time and currently lives. i went through all that, professor greer, because our robinson's denials going to be enough? >> no, but i don't necessarily think that is the strategy he and the republican party are going for. we know that supporters of donald trump cannot be moved. with him at the top of the ticket they are hoping his coattails will be strong enough to extend this salacious scandal that hit north carolina. don't forget that pretty soon, tomorrow, absentee ballots go out to military personnel. at some point in time even if he is removed from the race, his name will be on the ballot and will have to figure that out and it opens the claims for republicans if they don't when the gubernatorial race to say it is fraud and democrats have taken it from us. so they are kind of teeing that up, which we know republicans especially d

yolanda has been an advocate for more caution in recent months, saying that we don't necessarily want to pursue and all lot war with his beloved or stretched to fan. that's been to kind of the position of the is really military netanyahu and be a lot by the way. it is the same person who 34 or 5 days ago, said we're now re focusing from gaza. yes. we'll continue to do gaza to fight and gaza, but we're re focusing our efforts to the north. right. and that's the point that i was about to make. she's made an about face. and i think the reason i said this earlier today as well, in an earlier interview, i think the reason she's made this about face, possibly this is just speculation on my part, but based on some evidence is that he realizes that netanyahu, if dialog continues to suggest that he's not on board then then yeah, who's going to dismiss him? and those are, in fact the reports that have been circulating in the is rarely price over the last few days that, that netanyahu is prepared to dismiss you off the lot. so now all of a sudden kalonde makes this sort of about face. so i, i, i

okay, yolanda bell? yolanda, are you here? no, okay, we will keep moving on. kerry devereaux, i know you are here. i thought i saw you earlier. might have left after dessert. george duggan, are you here? george? after dessert, he left. larry walker. do we have larry here? mary beth west. thank you. oh, there you are. dean, i see you sneaking out. thank you, thank you for being here. love you, dean. love you. mary beth west. come on up, stand up. she's a 30 year leader in the public relations industry. she has served as a whistleblower of documented ethics misconduct, financial discrepancies, and explained financial losses, financial reporting legal noncompliance, conflicts of interest and routine ethics code, policy and bylaw violations occurring within the public relations society of america. thank you, mary beth. >> is joe carson present? joe carson? joe has been a federal agency whistleblower for over 30 years. he made disclosures to the department of energy regarding specific dangerous to public health and safety. he has appealed to the u.s. supreme court