riley already had a girlfriend. but he said he broke up with her to date emma. >> and things got serious pretty quickly between the two of them. >> yeah. >> but as the months went by, it was clear that riley the school football player was also a player. it turns out his acts was not really an x after all. >> he had promised his ex girlfriend that he would take heard a prom that year, and take emma the senior year. >> and she was okay with us >> she wasn't okay but she let it happen. >> she couldn't let go? >> now. >> that must be hard for a parent when you see a guy who has two girls on the go? >> yeah. >> that's not good. >> now, but she had a mind of her own and did not want us to voice our opinions about it. >> and mazda termination to be with riley caused a lot of tension between her and her parents. >> how does it work when you're trying to be that parents, and your daughter has that strong personality? >> it's difficult. >> very difficult! >> she was just very stubborn and thought her way was the right way. sh

riley picture asked there in downtown san francisco, big night in the city, a breeze. i saw just a little bit of rain out in pleasant hill today. but what we see across the bay area, yeah, we actually broke a rain record for today. know well, and that was set back in 1934. >> with more than about a 10th of an inch reported for downtown san francisco. more than double that amount. a quarter of an inch of rain. >> was reported. thanks to that storm. breaking that old record from 1934. not only that, but even the rain totals in napa more than a quarter of an inch helped firefighters get full containment on that old fire burning there. so a lot of great news mount tam 2 inches of rain. sonoma county airport, more than half an inch of rain. so we're tracking conditions out there and that in the low 70's, very muggy outside 76 degrees. so we do have a very tropical mild feel out there. even at the 6 o'clock hour drying out a few patchy drizzle. but we are going to see the relative humidity throughout today going to be on the very moist side. so we're right now at 90% for dow

the most viable being riley. >> my heart was broken. i couldn't even walk to the side of the car to see what happened. i pretty much fell to the ground . i felt like i couldn't breathe . i was shaking so bad. >> okay so --. >> reporter: one colette heard what happened, she knew what she needed to do. reuniting lost dogs and their owners have come something is a passion. she's had more than a little success combing lost dog websites and then matching them with dogs turned into shelters. >> i found dogs and found their owners. i can put a number to it. >> reporter: that is what colette has been doing to help find riley as well is getting as much media exposure as she can. because remember how she loves her city? colette would understand if riley's owners felt the opposite of that right now and she'd love to change that. >> such a terrible opinion of our city. i just want to try and fix it. i think what are city should want to try to fix is this. we, as a community, we owe it to them to find their dog. >> she started a gofundme to help for

just hear the crowd as steph curry is coming by, man. >> riley! riley! >> i'm so excited. i'm here and i'm so excited and so happy. thank god for the warriors! >> oh j, man. a lot of excitement here, guys. amazing, amazing feeling and just all of these fans really soaking every moment and every second in right now. but steph curry is here. he's pointed at fans. he's interooacting with the fan and they're appreciating every moment. i'll send it back over to you. >> guys, got to get the hi mom out there. thank you j, jocelyn. >> moms are key. >> and seonia. steph's mom on the bus right now, t too. she's waving that flag cheering on her son. >> very good athlete in her own right, playing valolleyball at virginia tech. her best friend was a teammate on the virginia tech team and then so the families were very close and the best friend is the godmother of all the curry boys and she had a daughter who currently plays at stamford c cammon brink. so the stepsister -- the god sister plays for stamford just miles way from the curry residence. i mean, families are tight. >> yeah, the

riley says an official told her they were doing the results in chronological order. >> what do you mean, chronologcal order? we just -- we tied. so at this point i realized, you know, they're doing this to save face. so not only were women kind of put in this position where we have biological males competing against us, we were put on the back burner for biological males. >> reporter: riley, an all-american, says it wasn't about the trophy but how the ncaa handled the situation. >> i don't think that leah necessarily did anything wrong, you know, i think she was following the rules that were set for her. >> what would you say to folks who say, see, if you stop swimming, people wouldn't be so angry? >> i'm a swimmer at heart. it's what i love to do. it's a part of who i am. i don't want to give that up. >>> up next, is leah thomas' swimming career over? are the olympics in your future? plus the debate over whether trans women have a physical advantage in the pool. >> biology rules in sports. my a1c stayed here, it needed to be here. ruby's a1c is down with rybelsus®. my a1c wasn't at go

riley riley was taken from their car during a smash-and-grab in san francisco last month. happened at a parking lot. a public parking lot on may 24th. >> but the couple still hasn't received any information on who took riley or where she could be. kron four's taylor's sacking shares their story. >> and they got back. they noticed that the windows bust and that she was gone. amanda chapman and her wife, rebecca, were visiting san francisco to celebrate him and his 21st birthday last month when their trip took a drastic turn on may 24th. >> thieves broke into their van parked near kearney and bay streets and stole her 8 month-old riley. >> my heart stopped. >> i >> immediate panic. so the ground. amanda says they called police immediately canceled all their plans to spend the rest of their time in the city. looking for riley since returning home to arkansas, they say life hasn't been the same. still do. everything that i would do it. she was here and then realize that she's not. and i do is down. amanda says riley is less than 5 pounds and she has 4.10, feet with a lighter p

looking for riley since returning home to arkansas, they say life hasn't been the same. still do. everything that i would do it. she was here and then realize that she's not. and i do is down. amanda says riley is less than 5 pounds and she has 4.10, feet with a lighter patch of hair on your chest. >> she says the suspects also made off with some of their luggage and electronics. they could have taken every single item. >> that we had every belonging that we had out of that and and if we still had her, it would be perfectly fine with us. honestly, we just want her home safe. we don't care about any of the other stuff. we are offering a cash reward for information leading to her return no questions asked what so ever since becoming a victim of the smash-and-grab. rebecca says they quickly learned how common these sort of crimes are in the city. angering almost because >> there's no information about it. >> and then >> you come an app and see you and everybody's like, oh, yeah. that's a normal thing here. >> she hopes the city will warn future visitors to prevent more unsuspecting t

looking for riley since returning home to arkansas, they say life hasn't been the same. still do. everything that i would do it. she was here. >> and then realize that she's not. and i do is down. amanda says. >> riley is less than 5 pounds and she has 4.10, feet with a lighter patch of hair on your chest. >> she says the suspects also made off with some of their luggage and electronics. they could have taken every single item. >> that we had every belonging that we had out of that and and if we still had her, it would be perfectly fine with us. honestly, we just want her home safe. we don't care about any of the other stuff. we are offering a cash reward for information leading to her return no questions asked what so ever since becoming a victim of the smash-and-grab. rebecca says they quickly learned how common these sort of crimes are in the city. angering almost because >> there's no information about it. >> and then you come and happens to you and everybody's like, oh, yeah. that's a normal thing here. >> she hopes the city will warn future visitors to prevent more unsuspect

looking for riley since returning home to arkansas, they say life hasn't been the same. still do. everything that i would do it. she was here and then realize that she's not. and i do is down. amanda says riley is less than 5 pounds and she has 4.10, feet with a lighter patch of hair on your chest. >> she says the suspects also made off with some of their luggage and electronics. they could have taken every single item. >> that we had every belonging that we had out of that and and if we still had her, it would be perfectly fine with us. honestly, we just want her home safe. we don't care about any of the other stuff. we are offering a cash reward for information leading to her return no questions asked what so ever since becoming a victim of the smash-and-grab. rebecca says they quickly learned how common these sort of crimes are in the city. angering almost because >> there's no information about it. >> and then you come and app and see you and everybody's like, oh, yeah. that's a normal thing here. >> she hopes the city will warn future visitors to prevent more unsuspecting tou

mayor joseph riley is co-teacher for the semesters exciting course. mayor riley will introduce our special guest for this weekend, but first i wanted to briefly explain today's format. mayor riley and secretary lonnie bunch will engage in a fireside chat style conversation, after which will open it up for questions. we ask that you put your questions in the chat function, and all relay those to secretary bunch. with that, i'll turn it over to my colleague, mayor joseph riley. >> thank you very much, professor taylor, doctor bunch. ladies and gentlemen, is a huge honor for me to introduce to you a great american, lonnie bunch, the second -- in the founding director of the national african american museum of history and culture. as professor taylor just said, what the semesters classes called why and how of making of the african american museum. there's been no one more supporter behind our efforts then lonnie bunch. 2005, secretary bunch was the director of the chicago history museum, one of the great history museums and our country. its collection val

>> our friend riley temple, great question, riley. you know, john f. kennedy was a journalist who worked for the first newspapers during the second world war briefly, after he came back from combat. and he admired journalists. he thought in fact in his post presidency that he might by a newspaper or become -- and i think it was a distinct possibility that he would have done that. he appreciated before the state is being a iv estate of being a fundamental part of american democracy. but you also knew the value of cultivating those relationships. and i can tell you in talking to hugh, who had a few scars probably on his cast from being kicked from, at least metaphorically, by john f. kennedy at time or two for his coverage. he had an enormous respect for you and what he did. he had respect for the profession of journalism. he also knew the clout of time magazine in q's case. you know, time magazine was a pretty much at the time. i think that things start to fade when, doing the johnson presidency. bear in mind, john f. kennedy creates this liberal tide,

betty yu has more on the search for the stolen dog riley. >> reporter: what was a birthday celebration for amanda chapman ended up in a tragedy. they went for a tour of alcatraz and left their chihuahua in the minivan parked across the street, and when they returned two hours later, they found the car like this, the belongings stolen and the crate of riley stolen and the hood dented. >> we don't have kids, but we have a dog. >> we are sad and worried, because she is small. she is a very picky eater. she likes things a certain way. she does not like new people. >> reporter: the couple had driven across the country, and this is their first trip to san francisco. >> we didn't know anything about the area until afterwards. we were talking to the officers and a couple of people, and they were all like, yeah, you should have known. we were like, well, we were not aware, and we were not from here. >> we wouldn't have left her here if we didn't know that she was not safe. we took steps so she was not hot, and she was fed and had water, and she would have been fine. she goes with me absolutely

if you have any information about riley, please contact sfpd in san francisco. taylor bisacky kron. 4 news still to come. the war in ukraine raging on as russian president vladimir putin. >> issues a strong warning against further western intervention. plus, 2 deadly mass shootings carried out in pennsylvania and tennessee overnight. >> we have the very latest there. and tracking above average temperatures not just here in the bay area, but this sierra as well as we begin a warming and drying trend in the coming days, find out hot. it's going to get in a few minutes. stay tuned. >> well, it's been another deadly weekend in america. another round of mass shootings being carried out over the last 24 hours. and as you see here, these red dots are showing all of the mass shootings that have happened since the beginning of the year and the shootings you see labeled here. those happened within the past 3 days make has the very latest on the city's who are now grappling with tragedy this weekend. >> and how they're coping. america's plight with gun violence is getting

my friend riley. temple is a great question riley, you know. john f. kennedy was a journalist himself. he worked for her newspapers during the second world war briefly after he came back from combat. any admired journalists, he really he thought in fact in his post-presency that he might buy a newspaper or might become an editor that was and i think there was distinct possibility that he would have done that he appreciated the fourth estate as being a fundamental part of american democracy. what he also knew the value in cultivating those relationships. and i can tell you in talking to you who had a few scars probably on his calves from being kicked from at least metaphorically by john kennedy of time or two for his coverage, but kennedy had enormous respect for hugh and what he did he had respect for the profession of journalism. you knew the clout of time magazine in use case and you know time magazine was a bohemoth at the time. i think that things start to fade when during the johnson presidency bear in mind. john f. kennedy creates this liberal ti

she is begging for help not only to find riley, but to their other possessions as well. >>> long before covid-19, america faced an obesity crisis with half of americans gaining excess weight during the pandemic. >> this morning, and eye- opening report reveals why reducing calories can be causing more harm than good for those who are trying to lose weight. morgan rafferty explains. >>> covid-19 brought on more health issues that we had really anticipated . in fact, for the first year of the pandemic most gained an average of 15 pounds. 10% gained more than 50 pounds. fast-forward two years later, we are trying to get back on track. today in the bay is shining a light on diets that show what is working and what is not working when it comes to losing weight. today, we are looking at why so many of us are having issues shedding those pounds. scientists want us to know that it is not our fault , the research has been taken to the university and then there's a new study to back it up. the eye-opening report will show us just what they found. coming up this morning, only on today, be sure to

looking for riley since returning home to arkansas, they say life hasn't been the same. still do. everything that i would do it. she was here. >> and then realize that she's not. and i do is down. amanda says. >> riley is less than 5 pounds and she has 4.10, feet with a lighter patch of hair on your chest. >> she says the suspects also made off with some of their luggage and electronics. they could have taken every single item. >> that we had every belonging that we had out of that and and if we still had her, it would be perfectly fine with us. honestly, we just want her home safe. we don't care about any of the other stuff. we are offering a cash reward for information leading to her return no questions asked what so ever since becoming a victim of the smash-and-grab. rebecca says they quickly learned how common these sort of crimes are in the city. angering almost because >> there's no information about it. >> and then >> you come and app and see you and everybody's like, oh, yeah. that's a normal thing here. >> she hopes the city will warn future visitors to prevent more unsus

me and riley both, we had this conversation with baz. it was shown that that's where he got his influence from. that's where it started for him. >> reporter: recording artist yola is an electric guitar wizard and a key influence. >> very much the rain he got into it, the reason elvis runs home from school, to listen to sister rosetta. and also, she's inventing rock 'n' roll. >> reporter: later, it was elvis bringing rock 'n' roll to vegas, former haven of frank sinatra's rat pack. at first elvis shines in front of a live audience. do you remember seeing him in las vegas on stage? >> yes, i do. walking to the stage, holding his hand. then going out to my seat. lights went down. then it didn't matter. i was just with him and it didn't matter that he was my father, i still was -- would yell and get up in my chair and scream. >> reporter: yet what began as a residency became something onerous. ♪ >> when austin is singing on stage as elvis, i've got a new song and the line "i'm caught in a trap, i can't get out." the colonel is signing him

. >> reporter: the chapmans said they had planned to mike chip riley when they returned home. she's described as being gray with big ears and last seen with a rainbow collar and blue harness. >> we're having a hard time eating or sleeping. we are sick to our stomachs because we have the regret of not skipping that trip. probably never go back until i get a call confirming somebody has found riley. >> the couple is offering a cash reward for the safe return of their dog, and police also told the couple unfortunately, the crime was not captured on nearby surveillance cameras. >>> a man in the south bay in the hospital tonight after somebody shot him. it happened just after 7:30 near monterey road and rancho drive near the campo drive-in theater. investigators have not released any more details about the shooting except the victim has life-threatening jurs. >>> tonight police released video about an oakland woman. a warning, this video is disturbing. three officers shot and killed marshall curtis jones after they say he charged at them with a knife. the shooting happened wednesda

looking for riley since returning home to arkansas, they say life hasn't been the same. still do. everything that i would do it. she was here. >> and then realize that she's not. and i do is down. amanda says. >> riley is less than 5 pounds and she has 4.10, feet with a lighter patch of hair on your chest. >> she says the suspects also made off with some of their luggage and electronics. they could have taken every single item. >> that we had every belonging that we had out of that and and if we still had her, it would be perfectly fine with us. honestly, we just want her home safe. we don't care about any of the other stuff. we are offering a cash reward for information leading to her return no questions asked what so ever since becoming a victim of the smash-and-grab. rebecca says they quickly learned how common these sort of crimes are in the city. angering almost because >> there's no information about it. >> and then >> you come and app and see you and everybody's like, oh, yeah. that's a normal thing here. >> she hopes the city will warn future visitors to prevent more unsus

if you have any information about riley, please contact sfpd in san francisco. taylor bisacky kron. 4 news. >> in the east bay, the city of berkeley is working to re imagine their public safety. the city council voted to reorganize the police and fire departments into a community safety department that would include community responders in mental health professionals. the plan is for the city to determine and dispatch the correct response team, which would free up armed police officers to go where they're most needed. we spoke with berkeley's mayor about it. we want to look at how we address public safety comprehensively, recognizing that public safety is more than just >> policing and that we have make sure that that the health and safety and wellness of our entire community is addressed. and this builds on the work that we started 2 years ago in the wake of george floyd's murder to look at re imagining public safety in berkeley. and so i think this will result in our in our police department being able to focus on addressing gun violence and other serious crim

looking for riley since returning home to arkansas, they say life hasn't been the same. still do. everything that i would do it. she was here. >> and then realize that she's not. and i do is down. amanda says. >> riley is less than 5 pounds and she has 4.10, feet with a lighter patch of hair on your chest. >> she says the suspects also made off with some of their luggage and electronics. they could have taken every single item. >> that we had every belonging that we had out of that and and if we still had her, it would be perfectly fine with us. honestly, we just want her home safe. we don't care about any of the other stuff. we are offering a cash reward for information leading to her return no questions asked what so ever since becoming a victim of the smash-and-grab. rebecca says they quickly learned how common these sort of crimes are in the city. angering almost because >> there's no information about it. >> and then you come and to you and everybody's like, oh, yeah. that's a normal thing here. >> she hopes the city will warn future visitors to prevent more unsuspecting tour

looking for riley since returning home to arkansas, they say life hasn't been the same. still do. everything that i would do it. she was here and then realize that she's not. and i do is down. amanda says riley is less than 5 pounds and she has 4.10, feet with a lighter patch of hair on your chest. >> she says the suspects also made off with some of their luggage and electronics. they could have taken every single item. >> that we had every belonging that we had out of that and and if we still had her, it would be perfectly fine with us. honestly, we just want her home safe. we don't care about any of the other stuff. we are offering a cash reward for information leading to her return no questions asked what so ever since becoming a victim of the smash-and-grab. rebecca says they quickly learned how common these sort of crimes are in the city. angering almost because >> there's no information about it. >> and then you come an app and see you and everybody's like, oh, yeah. that's a normal thing here. >> she hopes the city will warn future visitors to prevent more unsuspecting tour

accompanied by their eight month old chihuahua puppy, riley. they were in san francisco long enough to hop a ferry to alcatraz, which was long enough for thieves to break into their car, and take their valuable possessions. the most valuable, being riley. >> i could not even walk to the side of the car to see what had happened. i fell to the ground. i could not breathe. i was shaking so bad. >> when colette heard what happened, she knew what she needed to do. reuniting lost dogs and her owners is something of a passion for her. she said that she has had more than a little bit success looking at social media posts and then matching them with owners. >> i could not really put a number to it. at the that it is what she has been doing to find riley, including getting as much media exposure as she can. remember how she loves her city? colette would understand if they felt that the opposite of that right now. she would love to change that. >> it is a terrible opinion of our city. i want to fix it. we as a community, we owe it to them to find the dog

looking for riley since returning home to arkansas, they say life hasn't been the same. still do. everything that i would do it. she was here. >> and then realize that she's not. and i do is down. amanda says. >> riley is less than 5 pounds and she has 4.10, feet with a lighter patch of hair on your chest. >> she says the suspects also made off with some of their luggage and electronics. they could have taken every single item. >> that we had every belonging that we had out of that and and if we still had her, it would be perfectly fine with us. honestly, we just want her home safe. we don't care about any of the other stuff. we are offering a cash reward for information leading to her return no questions asked what so ever since becoming a victim of the smash-and-grab. rebecca says they quickly learned how common these sort of crimes are in the city. angering almost because >> there's no information about it. >> and then you come and app and everybody's like, oh, yeah. that's a normal thing here. >> she hopes the city will warn future visitors to prevent more unsuspecting tourist

he and kelly riley share why the show is so popular. here's abc's janai norman. >> that land is mine. >> reporter: it's the bona fide phenomenon breaking cable television ratings records. "yellowstone." the neo-western melodrama starring kevin costner as patriarch john dutton. >> if i lose a son today -- >> he was never your son. >> do i still have him? >> reporter: set in the backdrop of an anti-herro dynasty, the show is all about family. >> you think that -- >> i'm going to kill you, i'm going to [ bleep ] kill you for what you did to my family. >> the story was touching on a lot of different things that made it interesting to us. >> there is keep the kingdom, or there is lose the kingdom. >> reporter: the cutduttons aree owners of yellowstone, a fictional seven-generation family ranch, chronicling ongoing conflicts with an indian reservation. >> i claim this land, this property, for the nation of the confederated tribes. >> reporter: and multiple developers. >> we are simply offering you or expertise. >> we're not looking for partne

according to fire captain david riley. it's a scenario that his firefighters train for that time that there could be fires and that multiple fires at one time resources within the area. >> we are if they have available available and ready to go ahead, respond to multiple fires on time. that's how we're designed and how organized as a department. cal fire says that even with multiple wildfires thursday, there were no injuries or homes damaged. crews are investigating a building that was damaged by the canyon fire in pleasanton. but don't believe it was a building that people were living in dry golden fields combined with a lack of rain over the years are to blame for the fast spreading flames. according to captain riley, just the multiple years of drought that we've been having here in california has increased a fire hazard and fire risk that we've had here in the state. >> which does increase the possibility for multiple insist. he says that cal fire and other fire agencies are active in communities working with fire, safe

paul: were decked with dan heavier, kim strassel and jason riley. so dan, what did you make of the attempted case the committee is making that this was an attempted coup. that is essentially led by donald trump and ended up in that riot. >> in some ways it's an exercise in vocabulary really. there were very carefully chosen. they are saying the mob wasn't motivated by donald trump and so forth. they are not explicitly saying trump himself sat down and planned this in collaboration with the proud boys and the rest of those. there is no way in these committee hearings anyone is going to put a sit there and provide a rebuttal to that. the political piece of this is the democrats indeed as they have for several years been trying to draw a line between donald trump and not just january 6 but the republican parties. what is the phrase they have adopted recently, maggot republicans. maggot is a synonym for trauma. maggie eat his republicans therefore you cannot vote for them. because of the reprehensible elite of what happened on january 6 the entire conse

according to fire captain david riley. it's a scenario that his firefighters train for were prepared to head to handle multiple 6 that incidences at one time. that. >> if it does occur, we do have the resources that are available and were designed as a department agency and as a mutual aid with multiple departments assistance and multiple, says that current one time cal fire says that even with multiple wildfires thursday, there were no injuries or homes damaged. crews are investigating a building that was damaged by the canyon fire in pleasanton. but don't believe it was a building that people were living in dry golden fields combined with a lack of rain over the years are to blame for the fast spreading flames. according to captain riley, just the multiple years of drought that we've been having here in california has increased a fire hazard and fire risk that we've had here in the state, which does increase the possibility for multiple insist. he says that cal fire and other fire agencies are active in communities worki

mike riley will step down as english referees chief at the end of the coming season. riley has headed professional game match officials limited, the body responsible for match officials in england, for 13 years. he also led on the implementation of var in the premier league and says, "i am proud of the contribution our match officials have made to the professional game." an one last story before we go — uncapped fast bowler issy wong has replaced emily arlott in the england squad for the one—off test against south africa next week. arlott has failed to recover from a bout of covid—19. you can find more on all that story, and follow all the latest from the men's third test at headingley, including in—play video clips, on the bbc sport website and app. the third day of strike action this week on the railways is taking place. thousands of rmt union members at network rail and 13 train operating companies have walked out in a dispute aboutjobs, pay, and conditions. our reporter, yunus mulla, told me what was happening at leeds railway station. the advice was only

now but here at monument to john riley once stood i guess maybe they need a new sign. maybe they replaced it since the last time i was there but anyway the san patricio has become a heroic and mexico they become seen of course as traders in the united states and when scott catches him is going to hang 27 of john riley who had deserted prior to hostilities his branded with a d on his cheeks for deserter and then and then let go it's thought that he continued living in mexico, but people say they know i don't know if anybody really knows there's a couple good books on john riley. so that's chura busko and contrerasan on august 20th rather than advance on the capitol scott decides to offer an armistice to santa ana. the american diplomat trist was his name had been in mexico city. for for quite a while now, and he think well, maybe that'll have give peace a chance to work. give a treaty a chance to work without having to go into the city of mexico itself. so he hopes that having the threat of the capital occupied by a foreman or foreign army the mexicans might negotiate a

there is a sand patricia street there, there used to be a little monument to john riley. last time i was there, someone had taken it. there was just a marvel block. here a monument to john riley once stood, i guess, maybe they need a new sign, maybe they replaced it since last time i was there. anyway, the sand patricia become heroic in mexico, they become traitors in the united states. when scott catches them, he's gonna hang 27 of them. john riley who had resorted. -- brandon's cheeks for deserter and then let go, he continue living in mexico, people say they know i don't know if anyone really knows. there is a couple good books on john riley. that's terrible school and contrasts on august 20th. rather than advance on the capitol, scott decides to offer a -- two santa ana. the american diplomat, trust that was his name, he did in mexico city for quite a while now. he thought, maybe that will give peace a chance to work, give a treaty a chance to work without having to go into the city of mexico itself. he hopes that having the threat of the capital occupied by a foreign

the not a nation says is riley security forces fired the bullets that killed al jazeera journalists. shipping abruptly un human rights office said that the palestinian american was not killed by indiscriminate firing from palestinians of actually dod while covering and his riley army operation, neat northern west bank last month. political, british prime minister bars johnson's conservatives have suffered to crushing the fates in parliamentary by elections. one of the losses was in a pot of southwest england held by his party, a well over a century with the fates of the lightest boy for the embattled lady, and could renew speculation about his future. who are police in ecuador capital, have 5 t gas protesters as they tried to enter the congress building nationwide demonstrations against rising fuel prices. and the high cost of living have shut down the capital for over a week. 3 people had died in the unrest leaning against and tell a beneficial side that ended their search for survivors. after wednesday's powerful earthquake, there, at least 1000 people were killed and many more inj

riley. dingo has run for president for time as before. he launched his manifesto at an event in the capitol, nairobi will nuclear corruption, a threat to national security, and established a specialized departments in the secure judges for corruption surveillance. this, michelle don't good our fast 100 days in office. right. has been involved in politics since the 1980s, mostly in opposition. he's never been declared the winner of an election, where many believe he's been rig doubt of victories before this time. some things have changed is the 1st time the royal or a danger, learning with the support of the incumbent, outgoing president and harry kenyatta, with the support of the families that have dominated canyon politics and business. ever since independence of the british colonial rule. nearly 60 years ago, the 1st time that these, the chosen candidate of the historically dominant political establishment is to kind of backing that his main rival william rito had once hoped for. he's been deputy president in the last 2 governments. 10

looking for riley since returning home to arkansas, they say life hasn't been the same. still do. everything that i would do it. she was here. >> and then realize that she's not. and i do is down. amanda says. >> riley is less than 5 pounds and she has 4.10, feet with a lighter patch of hair on your chest. >> she says the suspects also made off with some of their luggage and electronics. they could have taken every single item. >> that we had every belonging that we had out of that and and if we still had her, it would be perfectly fine with us. honestly, we just want her home safe. we don't care about any of the other stuff. we are offering a cash reward for information leading to her return no questions asked what so ever since becoming a victim of the smash-and-grab. rebecca says they quickly learned how common these sort of crimes are in the city angering almost because >> there's no information about it. >> and then >> you come and app and everybody's like, oh, yeah. that's a normal thing here. >> she hopes the city will warn future visitors to prevent more unsuspecting touri

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