ruling that legalized abortion nearly 50 years ago and the wonderfully guys route for another season byron were already confirmed champions, which meant most of the drama on the last day came at the bottom. how to have berlin and stuart god were both hoping to avoid the dreaded relegation playoff spot . one of them is all set now for another year and the top flight and the other will have to take the fight for survival into over time. stuttgart drew 1st blood in the relegation battle at a pot. mercedes benz serena the hostess when a penalty on 12 minutes went yeah, go to mass was brought down. but to superb save denied sasha collides ich yet the austrian dusted himself down and scored from the resulting corner when no stood got up to 30 minutes over indictment her to also had a penalty when done axles i could do trip a shock, belford ill in the box and the algerian held his nerve to convert from the spot and sent the visiting berliners into raptures with 18 minutes. played. halftime arrived with no more scoring. and the hat to funds looked tense despite their team being in the driving seat

are democrats in worse shape than many are even predicting at this point, byron? >> you know, it really appears that they are. there's a new memo out today from a man named doug sosnick, pollster strategist, working with bill clinton in the 1990s and basically he said unless democrats can really pull a rabbit out of their hat, this -- these midterms are almost already set. this is the time when voters are making their decisions, not the last couple weeks before the election, this is the time right now and he looked back at presidential job approval for previous presidents heading into midterms and their job approval did not get any better between now and election day in those midterm years. there's a specific problem he talks about with president biden, the public is losing confidence or maybe has lost confidence in his ability to handle problems. started with the july 4th white house event last year the president talked about the covid crisis we know what happened after that, delta variant and omicron, and in august [inaudible] [inaudible] bungled withdrawal from

. >> watch byron brown on the people of his city and hugh his community is responding as we approach the bottom of theou >> as we begin this new week, our community continues to grieve and heal. we are a strong community. we are rallying around one another and we will continue to move forward as a strong city of buffalo, county of erie in western new york region. >> the mayor of buffalo today. people in this community are grieving after a self-proclaimed white supremacist opened fire on people in a supermarket here, killing ten. as we reported, the 18-year-old suspect is now behind bars he pleaded not guilty to murder, but as this case plays out in court the mayor says the community of buffalo has a lot of healing to do mayor byron brown is with us now. thank you for your time. how are you and your family? >> you know, this has been a painful few days the pain is felt throughout this community, but we are a strong community. we are a praying community and we are beginning the process of trying to heal. >> i spoke to some folks who were gathering around in the same spot where just the

. >> carley: by the way jack brewer and byron donalds on text talking about this very topic this morning. you don't want to miss it. moving on, secretary alejandro mayorkas tells senate republicans he has no idea the biden administration new disinformation had a history of spreading disinformation herself. >> joey: joining us live with more, brooke singman. >> good morning, guys nina jankowicz's new biden administration so-called disinformation but the track record says otherwise. lawmakers putting blinders on full display in front of her new boss alejandro mayorkas yesterday at a senate appropriations hearing. louisiana senator john kennedy honing in on nina jankowicz writing hunter biden's op-ed back in 2020 despite the laptop now being confirmed by multiple news outlets. this is what beef i've had to say on that melissa end. >> joey: when the department picked her, did it know that she had said that mr. hunter biden's laptop is russian disinformation? >> i was not aware of that. >> missouri senator josh hawley then asked if mayorkas knew nina jankowicz vouched for the validity of the

. >> please welcome mayor byron brown. [applause] >> we are here in the community center on the east side of buffalo. i want to thank candace martin, the executive director and members of the board of directors for hosting ustoday . beloved community, as mayor of the city of buffalo on behalf of of the more than 278 thousand residents of our city, i want to just extend our deepest and most heartfelt condolences to the family members of the victims of the vicious attack on our community. i want the family members to know that we love you. that we care about you. and collectively we are here to wrap our arms around you and help lift you up during this very difficult time. this is a time of great pain and sorrow for all of us in the city of buffalo. but we are trusting and leaning on god to get us through this dark and difficult time. we are very thankful that in the midst of this darkness, we have a president and first lady who cared deeply about our community and communities all across the country. president joe biden and f

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we're looking at mountain house, and that's the byron discovery bay area. we will show you on the map here. the main areas are vasco road and going for 580. we're coming in the populated area. a couple of crashes and then a second crash. both cleared from the chp report. there's no major issue and build out of the pace. that's along the perimeter. there may be something new going on. we will check that out. back to you. >> thanks so much, mike. >>> 4:50 this morning. actor johnny depp is set to take the stand today in the high-profile trial involving his ex-wife. depp testified a couple of weeks ago in the $50 million defamation trial against amber heard. now, she is counter suing for $100 million. heard's legal team is expected to call him to the witness stand. they both deny that they abused each other during the relationship and marriage. >>> it's 4:50. the warriors getting so close to another nba final that they can already taste it. >> can you get a little bit more cow bell there. check out the scene last night. fans going wild during the watch party.

s. presidential byron, once again shifts to blame on russia for surging and domestic price inflation, but many americans doubt that it's all him. he's on the executive orders, so it's his responsibility. and he thinks that the american people are dumb enough to believe whatever.

hr and marketing first, before spreading to other areas joining us today, bessemer venture partners, byron deeter what a treat to have you with us >> always a pleasure great to be back on a green day in the markets before a holiday weekend. >> we've got one dow may go green for the month we'll see. but i wonder, to the degree that you are starting to see departments rein in spending, where do you start where does the company start >> well, i think the most impressive thing to date has been the continued outperformance of tech companies, and it really has been all about valuations, the interest rate reaction, the multiple question, et cetera what we do think will start to happen, though, is the boardroom conversations are going to roll through to spending, which is that just about every board room in america certainly in tech and enterprise is having the growth version cash flow discussion how should we think about tuning these dials for more efficiency? the implications of that are going to be slowdown in hiring and discretionary spending cuts, as these companies are looking to rim that ma

and i'll be back in buffalo this week for several of the remaining funerals, thank you buffalo mayor byron brown. the lives lost in the buffalo shooting later in the show, now an update on the way in ukraine, russian military forces are reportedly renewing the attack on the eastern part of ukraine, on the donbas region according to a military analyst. now let's go to kyle part is joining us live from kyiv, for that latest report. would have you've been hearing? >> river, in the last 24 hours we have seen heavy fighting continuing in eastern part of the country. the donbas region where russian troops including western officials making progress where it is quote, incremental and slow progress. so much of the fighting you're seeing. the damage there is from heavy artillery fire from russian forces. and this is sort of the mo in the southern part of the country -- when they seen mario pull bombing into -- at least eight people killed in the last 24 hours. another 21 people wounded. in the northern part of the country in the kharkiv region, again, we see ukrainian forces pushing russian forces

not just dwell so much in the past forever respect byron schneider said it would be better spent on fixing potholes on petaluma boulevard. >> every town has potholes but this one has a river. >> and the trestle that may one day serve as the city is linked to its own history. john ramose, kpix five in petaluma. >>> right now on kpix five streaming cbs news bay area. bay area truckers hit hard by the rising costs of diesel and the ripple effect is having on the consumer. >> it's hard to get things done these days. >> a new memorial for those who lost their battle from covid. we hear from a area nurse who lost five family members while working to save the lives of others. >>> you are looking live at the warriors watch party at shay's nt

byron highway getting some moderate showers. here is what you can expect as we widen the picture, a few more thunderstorms through 7:00. 8:00, things start to ta quiet down and then a stable air mass will come in. i want to show you video sent to me via twitter by one of our followers. you can see the hail on the ground. really crazy stuff. this followers said it was about 10 minutes of hail in st. helena. now this is still possible, so keep that in mind. keep sending your videos and pictures, we would love to see them. chain controls on 50. thunderstorms also firing up in northern california. temperatures right now are on the cooler side of average, 60's and 50's, winds gusting 36 miles per hour at sfo, and we will keep the winds going through tonight. and reveal camera showing you a shaky view. chili overnight. milder tomorrow afternoon and milder friday and saturday. so hour-by-hour, the winds will gust, then died down overnight. they will pick up tomorrow afternoon, 30 to 40 miles per hour wins. they will be light in places

one of the student actors, byron. >> it is a part of life that you never want to face but it is also one that you cannot act as if it is not there. ignorance is not bliss when you are talking about the subject shared information, knowledge. that is the power. >> the performance is the part of #enough place to end gun violence. a project written and acted by young people expressing their anger, frustration and fear. earlier this spring on april 20, the anniversary of the 1999 columbine colorado school shooting, eight plays were performed in 29 states across the country including pittsburgh. >> please. >> and maryland. >> it is not me. i don't have a choice. >> the aftermath of a mass shooting. >> and other shooting. >> the trauma that endures when a loved one is lost. >> mom cries every day staring at the spot in the street were her baby boy's body lay. >> #enough is the brainchild of a director and producer based in chicago. in 2018, he was in a professional theater rehearsal when the parkland florida shooting left 17 dead. >> it took over the entire vibe of the rehearsal. my memory

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elizabeth: joining us now congressman byron donalds from house oversight. okay, i will take you back to the way-back machine. just like we're in 1980, 1990s, 2000s, somebody told you white house and democrat was stay silent on illegal protests at homes of supreme court justices when the law says you're not supposed to be interfering, influencing any justice especially of the supreme court. would you ever for seen this is where we would be at now, that there is silence about this? >> 20 years ago i probably wouldn't have foreseen it but today everything is fair game when it comes to the democrats and radical left. because, listen, it is about accomplishing the agenda. first and foremost, anything that interrupts the agenda, all the norms they love to talk about go completely out the window. that is what we're seeing here. the leak was a disaster for the court, but even bigger than that not condemn people protesting at home of these justices -- elizabeth: goat to stop. >> i don't want anybody protesting at my home. that will not work out for protesters, tell

it happened late last night near discovery bay on a pitch black country road near byron highway. the driver was arrested on suspicion of drunk driving. >> we have had several incidences with horses and vehicles out here. this is a country road. they are narrow, it is dark here at night. >> about three years ago a car struck and killed another horse in that exact same location. >>> police and the east bay need your help tracking down this woman. she's a person of interest in a sexual assault investigation. it happened thursday at piedmont high school gym. the victim is a 17-year-old boy. anyone who has any tips on who she might be is asked to call police. >>> police and the east bay are also asking for surveillance video to help them track down the people who robbed a woman at gunpoint. just before 11:00 last night, three men forced the woman into a green four-door sedan. they pistol whipped her, they robbed her and forced her out of the car a few blocks away. she was taken to the hospital. police are asking neighbors to check their security cameras and look for the car around the

supremacists, supporters of isis, and they are deeply concerned about deeply disturbed individuals as well, byron. >> pierre, we have a sense of what the pundits and politicians will say in the days to come. what do those in law enforcement say has to be done? >> reporter: they say we've got to do a better job of identifying these shooters before they kill. time and time again, we see that there are signals missed. these shooters have posted something on social media, they've said something to family or friends, then we find out after the fact. we don't know if that will be the case this time, but tonight law enforcement is dissecting this man's life, trying to answer the question of why? >> abc's pierre thomas, thank you so much, my friend, we'll see you down the road. >> thank you. >>> up next, we'll speak with the parkland survivor and families all personally impacted by gun violence. each lasting 4 hours or more you're not the only one with questions about botox®. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine before they even start—with about 10 minutes of treatment once every

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. >> that was the president and buffalo today, joining us now, buffalo's mayor, byron brown. mr. brown, thank you for joining us tonight. let me begin by saying i am very sorry for your lost and very sorry for the loss that buffalo suffered this week. >> thank you very much. >> what did it mean to you as mayor to have the president come to buffalo today, to try to help you deal with this? >> it's meant a great deal to have the president come to buffalo, to show his care and concern for our community. his resolve to make a difference in issues that caused and lead to the type of mass shooting that we saw in buffalo. and has caused so much pain to our community for president biden, and first lady jill biden to come to buffalo, that's a great deal to me personally as mayor. and a great deal to our city. >> the last time president was there, was president obama in 2013, i believe not under the circumstances of tragedy. it is different when the president comes in the middle of a tragedy like this. you as mayor have a very full day dealing with the aftermath of this and added to that,

lagana was trying to chase down will byron. here's one way to take the lead, bumped the guy out of the way and then go take the checkered flag. lagana wins for the first time this season, the 10th different winner in 12 races. byron or ended up 13th. today is still the points later. case now, but mom and i will see you at 11 20 on sports wrap. thank you coming up next at 11 breaking news in san francisco, where firefighters are battling a fire burning inside a hotel. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now. hello again, everyone. i'm julie julie haener mike mibach. we do begin tonight . with that breaking news out of san francisco. firefighters have been working to knock down a one alarm fire at a hotel located south of market video posted to citizen app. gives you a sense of what that scene looked like, just about 15 minutes ago. you can see the ladder truck there on scene. firefighters said they do have this fire under control right now. that hotel is located on the 100 block of sixth street. no injuries have been rep

that will be a factor for some folks headed into or out of discovery bay, byron, brentwood. vasco road moves at speed. altamont pass gusts out of there. to the north bay and bay bridge a smooth flow of traffic right now. we'll track the rest. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> authorities have not yet identified a bicyclist who was struck and killed by a driver last night in san jose. it happened at capitol expressway and mclaughlin avenue. the driver stayed at the scene and cooperated with police. this is the 29th traffic-related death in san jose this year. in all of last year there were 60, matching a 20-year high. >>> about a mile away from there, police yesterday arrested a hit-and-run suspect accused in two separate crashes it happened at the scene of a second crash at capitol expressway and aborn road. the driver was speeding from the scene from the first crash moments before crashing for a second time. no one was injured in either accident. >>> jill biden will travel to one of the borders of ukraine later this week, as house speaker nancy pelosi is getting a firsth

. >> joining us now is the mayor of buffalo, byron brown. mr. mayor, thank you so much for being with us this morning. i know you're about to see president biden and we also have been told that president biden is going to call for federal legislation to try to keep guns from the mentally ill. how do you feel about that proposal? >> i like the proposal. i think it is very important. i think it should happen. we see all too often in communities across the country mentally ill people out in the community, they need support, they need services, and people who are not in their right frame of mind should certainly not have access to weapons. >> mayor, i know you're grieving along with your community, you're also leading the city of buffalo now through this very difficult period. only made more difficult by the possibility of copycat attacks. people maybe trying to emulate what happened there. how many have you had and what has happened in buffalo with that? >> law enforcement is on the highest alert here in buffalo at all levels. federal, state, buffa

from the golf tour in texas for the final round of the byron nelson tournament. this is marc leishman on the 213 yard, par 3/15 lishman hits his tee shot 213 yards for a hole in one he's been finished 13 strokes back. but how often do you get an ace? and here is your winner h. lee putting for eagle at 18 with the shot that looks like it's going about three different times. he settled for a birdie on the way to a final round 63 that puts him 26 under par for the tournament. that's one shot better than jordan spieth as lee wins this event for the second straight year. and nascar and kansas city this weekend, where the best action came with eight laps to go. kurt busch is in the black car in the middle of the track. kyle larson trying to squeeze by up high, but bush cuts him off and larson ends up scraping the wall. push then held on for the win his first of the year, but the second for his team co owned by denny hamlin, michael jordan's bushes, the 11th different driver to win in 13 races this year. william byron, who was 16th today remains the series leader. so th

. >> byron, americans woke up to yet another mass shooting in the united states. and they had one question on their minds. what, if anything, will lawmakers do about it? more than 1,000 miles from the horror in uvalde, texas, here in the nation's capital, in these halls of power, there has been no meaningful action on gun legislation since 1994. >> senator sinema, do you support changing the senate -- >> sorry, guys. >> -- rules in order to pass gun control legislation? 19 children are dead -- >> reporter: we're on a hunt for answers. from those in a position to create actual change. >> we need to be in the business of signaling to the american public and parents who are panicking right now that we're serious about protecting their kids. >> i can't ensure the american people there's any law we can pass to stop this shooting. >> reporter: the divide on solutions on full display. hot-button issues ranging from mental health -- >> unfortunately, we have mental health issues in this country. how do we address that? we know we have to have more security. >> reporter: t

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. >>> earlier today buffalo mayor byron brown spoke to face the nation margaret brennan in the wake of saturday's shooting. here's an excerpt. >> is there around ongoing threat? are your residents safe today? >> i think the question we need to ask ourselves, are any residents safe in this country anysfwhr we have to focus on sensible gun control. that said, after all of these mass shootings that have taken place in this country for different reasons. let buffalo new york be the last place this mass shooting happens. >> that was the mayor. president biden voiced his frustration about rising crime and hate in this country. cbs's christina ruffini is at the white house and has more. >> reporter: good evening, jericka. president biden reached out to the mayor and governor there. >> we must all work together to address the hate. >> reporter: despite nearly 200 mass shootings already this year, lawmakers often capitol hill. >> of course we have tried to do something about gun violence. >> reporter: senator murphy said they need to try harder. >> i think we can find common ground on some of t

. >> brennan: we turn now to the mayor of buffalo, byron brown. good morning to you, mr. mayor. our thoughts and condolences are with you and your community. how are you all handling this? incorpor>> mayor: thank you, maa verpaful,erya fesh. g s around the famies of those whose lives were lost. we're standing strong as a community. and working to not let this horrible act of hate detract from us being a loving, warm, welcoming community. >> brennan: the shooter was allegedly motivated by white supremacist ideology. i know you are the first african-american mayor of buffalo, which has a city has been called very segregated, if not one of the most in the country. how do you all unite in the wake of something like this? >> mayor: we're a mid-sized american city of over 278,000 people. and this part of the city, 80% african-american but diverse, with people of many different backgrounds living in this community. we are certainly saddened that someone drove from hundreds of miles away, someone not from this community, that did not know this community, that came here to take as many b

byron, good to have you in today. and sandra, you've got some new digs to take us around today. >> sandra: we do, "america reports" launching out of studio j here in midtown manhattan today. this is a look at this beautiful studio, staircase and all as you can see behind me and useful to us, john, will be some of the walls, wall monitors we can have our camera swing around on to tell our stories the best possible way, putting elements up there as we conduct our interviews and tell the stories that are happening around the globe, john. a great resource for us and our "america reports" team. so we are excited to launch out of here today. >> john: that is some real estate you've got around you there. >> sandra: we are very happy about it and we plan to use every square inch of this beautiful studio. >> john: maybe put in a pool table, something like that. >> sandra: i didn't think of that, we will work on that. as we have been doing, i'll join you in washington some days, you'll join us here in new york some days and we

donald is with us joining us right now, fox newshu contributor charlie hurt, florida congressman byron donal's, as i said, and fox news contributor joe concha. congressman, i'll start with you. it seems i have fifty five oh, a trump endorsement is a pretty good track record. what impact do you believe this has on the race? it's going to have a major impact. sean, listen, i watched some ofn the pennsylvania debate from the other day and you know,he they had a couple of candidates that look really good. but president trump coming intoy pennsylvania showingpo his support for dr. oz is goingo to have a major impact. th not sure how the other candidates can really overcome the momentum that dr. c ross is going to receive. and he's up i think three or four in the last poll that somebody showed me your take.as joe concha, how important is this endorsementebod, especially with the last fifty five endorsements he won allnd fifty five of them. and precisely if you're a jd dancer or dr. oz sean boy, you are counting your lucky starss that you got this endorsement. i mean, dr. oz right now is gett

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top of the 10th raise up byron isaac parade ace hits one into left. over to the 3rd baseman 2 runs come into score rays pad that lead to 3 in the a's fall 10 to 7. the look to avoid the sweep on wednesday. all right. that was director jason dumas supporting. we'll be right back after the break. >> california's office of emergency services is gearing up for wildfire season. the agency handles disaster preparedness response and recovery efforts all across the state. cowie s has a fleet of 270 inches to deploy to wildfires when needed. the agency director says they are developino new technology to help fight and track fires. >> being able to actively identify weather patterns, using technology for situational awareness, having the ability to actively see fire spread how we deploy resources. all of these new technologies are essential in our ability to have the most robust mutual aid system capability to respond to all the threats that we have in california. >> well, governor gavin newsom is proposing an additional 1.2 billion dollars this year as part of

byron, great to get your insights. >> thank you, maria. maria: we will see you soon, byron. stay with us. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ maria: welcome back, now this authorities are releasing the identities of the 3 americans who died under mysterious last week at a bahamas resort. cheryl: michael and robbie phillips of tennessee were found dead on friday. the pair owned travel business which specifically promoted sandals resort. vincent found dead in separate room. the daily mail is providing photo of vincent and wife, she was air-lifted before being transformed to miami. she's said to be in stable condition. we are waiting official confirmation on what caused their deaths but point leaky air-conditioning unit. well, peloton earnings crossing at the top of the hour. take a look at the stock, ouch, down 25%, maria, this after reporting wider than expected quarterly lost and steep decline in sales. company offering weak sale outlook for the fourth quarter. it's anticipating rise in subscription pricing which may lead users to cancel monthly memberships. all eyes are

here's the second one byron buxton with the hit to left that scores. royce lewis 21, minnesota five pictures with scattered eight hits. that was enough to get it down in the sixth. gary sanchez crushes one to straightaway center domingo azevedo twins make that stand up for 4321 win the aids get four hits against four minnesota pictures. or some baseball adventures to check out on this monday night. we've seen lots of ceremonial first pages, everyone from carl lewis, the president of the united states that steve aoki is a dj in boston. the wind up and oh, boy , he had the honor before tonight's astros red sox game in boston. we're assuming aoki is a better dj, i think than a baseball pitcher. you should stick to deejaying think so. that would go anyway. why didn't adventure tonight in baltimore? this young fan has a souvenir baseball know what you're supposed to do the best i supposed to throw it throws it on the field where it's picked up by the yankees. aaron hicks. nobody throws it in the wrong direction. baseball is going to have an adventure. the f

ah byron sound, 74 seconds, one for every year in the creation of israel as palestinian commemorate, knocker or the catastrophe. memorial services have been.

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. >> reporter: buffalo mayor byron brown calling this the worst nightmare for any community. ten people shot and killed inside this tops friendly market, a major grocery store chain here in western new york. a number of people shot inside the storm a number of people were also wounded inside the store. here tonight you can still see a very active scene here. we should let you know the suspect is in custody, and according to eyewitnesss we're told this man was on a mission, armed heavily, dressed in fatigues, and camouflage. what this man's motive was, still unclear tonight. >> ed, our thanks to you tonight. again, we're learning more about the suspect. the authorites saying he was 18 years old and traveled hours to get to the scene. law enforcement sources telling abc news he may have possessed extremist views. abc's alex presha joining us now from washington. and alex, they're looking at his postings online. >> reporter: that's right, investigators are going to be combing through multiple online postings they believe this alleged shooter made. the early indication now is he

important tourist to support a people fight to defend the country democracy against the war. president byron just signed off on the return of the land lease act for the 1st time since world war 2 program will allow the bind administration to increase the number of weapons it's sending over to its allies without the typical government oversight. and with the promise that they will submit payment at a later date. now, historically, the lend lease act has been used to give supplies to u. s. allies who are specifically acting in defense of us national security. now this legislation did pass with overwhelming support from the u. s. congress. however, there were a few members who spoke out and warned of the new and unprecedented powers that the u. s. will be giving to ukraine. congress just authorized biden, to transfer virtually any weapon of war, other than a nuclear weapon to ukraine. insane. here is the link to the bill and the statutory definition of defensive article, the bill references i voted no. now this all comes as the bind administration is already signed off on more than $3700000000.

now byron has yet to respond specifically to this report. however, in the past, he has talked a lot about bots or more specifically russian bonds. so it does raise the question of how he would feel about these new claims that nearly half of his own followers are those bots he claims to be so concerned about. the russians don't want me to be the nominee. i spent a lot of money on botch on facebook and i've been taken down st. biden's a bad guy the know on bind running. so it's bad for biden, and it's also bad for traders. current owners, as it appears that the percentage of his followers on twitter or vague is actually higher than his current approval rating from the american people, which stands at just 39 percent. meanwhile, the u. s. government has suspended his plans to create a so called disinformation governance board initiative had faced weeks of backlash with some critics even condemning it as a dystopian ministry of truth. when it responds to the public outcry, the white house is newly appointed spokesperson has been struggling for d

kerry hill on suspicion of murder in connection with the shooting death of a man near channing way in byron street. authorities also say they arrested 73 year old lynette ahead as an alleged accessory. the victim was shot to death inside a home on tuesday. investigators have not released the victim's name, but say he was a man in his twenties. we are learning more tonight about the east bay teacher who has been arrested for inappropriate behavior with students. 60 year old dean walker taught at pine hollow middle school in concord, as ktvu elissa harrington reports investigators want to hear from more students who may have information. these pictures posted on dean walkers, facebook page show him rafting and spending time with family, the 7th and 8th grade robotics teacher linked his social media to his official classroom page at concord, pine hollow middle school. now he is being held at the contra costa county jail. concord police took walker into custody thursday morning on a warrant for lewd and lascivious acts with a minor. they say this involved students at the school where he taught

coming up in the next 60 minutes, ah byron sounds the 74 seconds one for every year since the creation of israel as palestinians commemorates knock by all the catastrophe.

conference a little bit later where they'll talk about the things they discussed in that meetings. lord byron, bilateral relations are going on business talk. he's going to be meeting with business leaders. he will also visit her, the drew slim islamic foundation and the dome of the rock and the alex or mosque. so fairly straightforward, fairly for business as usual. what not business as usual is this is the 1st time this visit at this level has taken place between the 2 countries a 16 years since the. busy since relations were actually almost completely destroyed over number of events, the movie mama flotilla into garza, for example, the garza war and then the forced to explosions of palestinians. the shake geronimo hood turkey has withdrawn its ambassador and as well as which one, it's ambassador from turkey. those at basses are now back on the table. that's one of the key things as being discussed is opening and warming relations. now for turkey, this is part of their approach. one would be just not just in his role, but with the entire region as well without radio, there was a visit there

hi byron, this is all ridiculous this we, what we need is teeth on the, your age and continent. what we have to do is we have to type in the economic band with each other. we have to intensify making business with each other and trying to, to get a peaceful and, and economic prosperous way to go. and everything that has to be pushed out by the media to the enemy against each other has to be abolished and has to be has to be re thought business. what has to be re thought and the great reset program from club slop. and he's only got gang has to be rethought and not, and that's the oil embargo as the social fuel. and bob, of course, i can hama economist on, publish many, thanks for your time. we appreciate him. welcome. the, the ears, police force has issued a stern warning to weapons. the block has been supplying the key as may end up in the hands of criminals and thus caused further instability in europe. at some point, the war will be over. we want to avoid a situation like the one that followed the war in the balkans 30 years ago. the weapons from that war still being used by c

in the past, the united states army of byron industries, i'm talking about the trumpet construction under the bi restriction as confiscated to iranian factors. so the oil in kept the money and this has been part of on the rubric of sanctions enforcement. but the problem, of course is these are the us, us sanctions are not the same thing as international law and as a result don't have any outside of us territory. so the volume is i've responded with it against. i really doubt that the volumes would be targeting vessel, how did not reach how they under the instructions and collaboration with the us. justice department targeted the cargo. so i don't see the wagner gaining anything from them. certainly they're not getting any leverage. these are the europe terms of pressing the pains on the nuclear issue on the country. this is just adding more attention again, i think this is going to be the new future if there isn't a nuclear deal, which is going to be a lot of to pass from both sides, trying to pressure each other. if there is ever any, will you going to see a reduction attentions and then

this is representative byron, donald a republican of florida. and here he is talking about the role of parents. i wrote legislation about providing people who live within the county the ability to review all material whether it's classroom or library material and that all taxpayers whether they are parents or living residing the county should have an ability to review that material and examine it because they're the ones that pay for it. so if the body politics the parents that live in a community decide that they find material objectionable and they go to the elected their elected representatives who have authority over the school district and they vote to remove material. wouldn't you say that is the appropriate way of representative democracy is supposed to work. better question. here's the better question. should parents have the ability to have their voices heard about material that they think should be in front of their children whether it is mandatory or whether it is optional. do you think parents should have that ability to voice their

one twins byron buxton drills one all the way into the bullpen off zach loeb. for the solo bomb. christian per se is not getting to that one. buxton's fired up twins up to zero to the six now jed lowry hits one into the gap off josh winder, gilberto's celestino lays out to make the catch the a's get a run on the play button, man. lowry knows he was this close to more ninth inning now bases juice for the a's against emilio pagan. he strikes out chad pinder to end the game . twins beat the ace 2 to 1 losing streak gross to seventh. we are just hours from the warriors game three against memphis at the chase center, the second round playoff series coming back to the bay area tied at one apiece. tip off at 5 30 tomorrow in the other western semi lucas magic in the dallas mavs and a whole against top seed phoenix and chris paul. second quarter dot misses the turnaround j but follows his shot finishes with a nice and one touch off the glass. dodge it scored. 26 13 boards nine assists. fourth quarter mavs up with a minute left sons nearly get the steel but dodging again there finds reggi

they're tagged with houston at the top of the l west golf tour in texas for the final round of the byron nelson tournament. this is marc leishman on the 213 yard, par 3/15 fleischmann hits his tee shot. 213 yards for a hole in one policeman finished 13 strokes back. but how often do you get an ace? and here is your winner k. h lee putting for eagle at 18 with the shot that looks like it's going about three different times. he settles for a birdie on the way to a final round 63 that puts him 26 under par for the tournament, one shot better than jordan's spieth as lee wins this event for the second straight year, like every time i put never goes out, naturally, so you got it that close. that's not bad. that's true. alright, thanks for watching everybody. thanks for watching everybody. we'll see you back here at 10. boy, it seems like forever since the four of us have been out to eat, you know? just the guys. oh, god! yes, we get it. you have a girlfriend now. a little jealous, are we? no, i'm not jealous. all right, i'd kill a hobo if it'd get me laid. now, can we order? oh, dear lord, the