with melanie sloane, this is a civil lawsuit. it's not a criminal one. however, is there a smoking gun here? is there something that could put donald trump in and his family in real difficulty? well, a, from a former president's perspective, this may be the most troubling at investigation that he has to deal with. he's facing the possibility of being barred from real estate in new york for 5 years and having the leadership of the trump organization taking away from him. so i'm sure he's quite worried about that. in addition, this case has also been referred to the u. s. attorney for the southern district of new york and the internal revenue service, there is the possibility of tax fraud. the sheer number of allegations of improper valuation of his properties could well have serious tax consequences for the former president. but melanie, this is all just part the rough and tumble of you know, neil real estate. i mean, i can't imagine real estate vend somebody in that business. mean honesty isn't a word we associate with those people. this is just business

i want and bring in melanie here . all of this is just goes to show you how remarkably political all of this is we're arguing about, you know, what facts were, who did, what the, you know, and how difficult then is it for somebody like james to bring the civil lawsuit in this atmosphere. i think there is, of course, concern about the politics, but we are a country that is based on the rule of law, and it can't be that i have prosecutors and people in a hurry over our criminal and civil laws. simply look aside while trump violates all of our laws and do nothing simply because there are so many people who will support him no matter what he does. as he very famously said, if he could shoot somebody on 5th avenue. and that was years ago, he said that in his abs, clearly true it's. there's literally nothing that his supporters wouldn't back him for doing it. i don't know if many of your viewers would have heard this, but last night mr. trump very crazily said on sean hannity to sean hannity last night on an interview that h

i want to bring in melanie here. all of this goes to show you how remarkably political all of this is. we are arguing about what facts were, who did what. how difficult is it for somebody like james to bring the civil lawsuit in this atmosphere? >> i think there is of course concern about the politics, but we are a country that is based on the rule of law. it can't be that prosecutors and people in authority over our criminal and civil laws simply look aside while trump violates all of our laws and do nothing simply because there are so many who will support him no matter what he does, as he very famously said, he could shoot someone on fifth avenue -- and that was years ago he said that. that is clearly true. there is literally nothing that his supporters would not back him for doing. i don't know if many of your viewers would have heard this, but last night mr. trump very crazily said to sean hannity in an interview that he could have to see classified -- he could have declassified document at mar-a-lago just by th

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melanie: he was unhoused for two years. >> some people were fair and some people were cruel. melanie: bagging and tagging items to be collected later it does not work. >> it is a morass when you try to retrieve your belongings. it can take several hours and it is hard to find someone willing to help you and it seems like a black hole, really. i do not know very many people who get their things back. melanie: a spokesperson told abc 7 that since june of 2020 it has expanded its permanent supportive housing units by 3000 and that the city shelter system has expanded to 3500 beds. the goal is to stop the city from displacing unhoused people were destroying their property. supporters want the city to invest more in affordable housing. >> i am hoping this is a wake-up call in getting people to adjust their practices. melanie: a spokesperson writes " the city is focused on expanding our temporary shelter and permanent housing options to alleviate the homelessness crisis. once we are served with a lawsuit we will review the complaint and respond in court." he says the possibility of

melanie became a target for tabloids. it can almost be toes forget how horrible some of those headlines were, especially about a young woman and her body. >> uh-huh. >> and the way she looks. >> uh-huh. >> were the comments from the tabloids directly related to your disordered eating? >> i think it was a combination of things. i think the most painful thing here was i'd been open and honest. i was having mental health issues. i was struggling with my eating. and i gained some weight. and they continued to criticize me. and almost make fun of me. and thank goodness now we're much more open talking about things like depression and anorexia. >> it wasn't until after she went solo in 1999 with more emotional hits like "i turn to you" that the singer finally addressed the anorexia and depression she had been struggling with. >> i want this book to be of comfort to people. inmy experience, a lot of women were very cruel to ourselves. we speak to ourselves internally like we would never dare speak to another human being. but it'

police arrested a 15-year-old boy in connection with melanie's death. he stands accused of selling her the fentanyl-laced pill and faces a possible manslaughter charge. >> the community felt melanie and this epidemic as far more deadly than many of us understand it to be. it is a silent killer. >> reporter: carvalho is not taking any chances if it can save even one life. >> this is not unique to los angeles. it is a national scourge. but there's something we can do about this issue in our community. >> reporter: just days after melanie's death, he announced that naloxone, commonly known as narcan, a medicine used to reverse the effects of opioid overdose, would soon be available at all k-12 schools across the district. nurses and other staff at all 1,400 campuses will also be trained in administering this life-saving medicine. nurses, they are used to dealing with scrapes and bruises, kids with allergies, with covid. are we now expecting nurses to also administer drugs for toxic poisonings? >> it's a sad new reality, but consider the alternative. i thin

thank you, melanie, over to you. yeah, i'll just add on to what doug has said with less nuance, which is my question would be to what end would we be making that expectation clear for the population of russia? i think there is a real risk of overdoing it and in a way that can rebound very poorly into the future. and so i would just sort of continue to think about what kind of russia and what way in which do we think we can interact with a future russia? are we looking to achieve and take care in the policies that we establish so we don't foreclose any options or push too far in in directions where the unintended consequences could be really severe. and caitlin, so a couple of questions on the table. sure. i'm aware of that. yes. so before i get to that, the one that's hanging out there, i just want to briefly stop your munitions point. i think that's spot on, but it's less a question of platforms and more the munitions, which is also a very relevant concern for the sorts of taiwan scenarios that that melanie was talk

we should welcome foreigners in need, but we need to think of ourselves 1st developing center. melanie has vowed to support ukraine and nato, and she says that she's pro european, but she often views you rules as an infringement of it all is sovereignty. her critics fear the right wing populace will change the country and it's values for she's never, ah, gone away. celia are with us. it's just changing a little bit in the fraser to new makeup. but you feel with ours, our fear here is that we would go back in time. and instead of going forward in terms of friday in terms of other type of progressive kind of mindset. so we would go back to on era that way we fear we in for the most no legal to the young despite such concerns, georgia maloney has a good shot at becoming the countries next. prime minister envoy that i think will jalissa delhi is still with us. so julia, if melanie does top the poll as is predicted, just how difficult will it be to form a coalition? well for once it looks like it's actually going to be quite easy because her coalition is the only coalition that is actually

melanie, from our nbc station in san francisco. >> reporter: a day after sherry heard how she will pay for her elaborate kidnapping plot back in 2016, we are getting a look inside the interrogation room. investigators revealed all the evidence they had against her. >> the dna came back. >> reporter: james, the former boyfriend and listed by her, herself, helped her carry out the alleged kidnapping plot. >> when we talked to him, he 100% told us what happened. >> reporter: details, heard an audio recording was explained to detectives. >> there is a brand on her. there is significant bruising. how did all of that stuff -- >> she did that. she had herself, or something? i helped her. i did not punch her or anything. >> reporter: investigators telling company. picture up, keeping her in his house in a dark boarded-up room. using tools to help her brand her skin. inflict physical wounds to herself as seen in these photos. >> i know all of those things, i know all of that. it is not an objection. >> no. >> he passed the polygraph test. if that's not what happened, what did happen? >> i don't

melanie. melanie: here. mrs. j.:live. [birds chirping] [woman speaking korean] [singing in korean] [speaking korean] wow. [piano playing] [choir singing indistinctly] woman: then stop. so calm and so peaceful. that's my husband. now i'm so old. everybody at nig asleep, i think in many things. i think of my husband. and i still missim. 22 years. i have a good life. i have a good life. that's my sty. [phone vibrates] [engine revs] [horn honks] [crash] [glass shatters] [car door opens, car dings] [keys jingle] [car door closes] [man panting] woman: marcus, you should go wild west tomorrow. marcus: why? don't you trust me? woman: i don't know, just a gut feeling. marcus: dani, your gut feeling has gotten us into a lot of trouble before. dani: you know, you don't have to do this if you don't want to. marcus: no, no, it's fine. i'll put the card up my sleeve. dani: i'm talking out tomorrow. it's not too late. we can still walk away from this marcus: it's for mom. i have to do this. i mean, it's like you said... how else are we

melanie's party, brothers of italy, has its root in a new foundation -- neo-fascism. the party is quick to disavow any connection with italy's fascist past. >> if you look at our percentage , brothers of italy took a 26% of the vote in italy. unless you want to say all italians are fascist or most of them, it is not true. we are not that. we are a new way to think of right politics. and that is it. guest: others fear that the election results may tape the balance in -- may tip the balance in european union decision-making to the rate. >> italy will be led by the right. the trend that arose in sweden a few weeks ago has also come here. today is a sad day for italy and for europe. there are hard days ahead of us. guest: though meloni has been known for her hardline views on social issues like immigration and same-sex marriage, when she took the podium, she promised to govern for all italians. it is a message that has resonated with many voters. >> i always supported the left, but they disappointed me. i am 75 years old. i would like to see change. let's give this a try.

we're glad you're with us as abc 7 news on team reporter melanie woodrow explains. it's not just couples affected here, but also videographers contracted by the company. tracy and kevin broderick planned their wedding for two years, but just four days before they said i do this past saturday. they say the videography company they hired for their special day petty 4 films canceled the attacks completely unprofessional. i was in shock and then i believe i cried and then called my wedding planner. i can't believe this is happening the text from someone named diana and customer service said in part. it is horrible timing and we are more than sorry. we again apologize profusely and wish you the best. kevin says he called diana she was completely stumbling and didn't give me any reason three days before their wedding the broader ex found and hired a new videographer other couples say petty for films seemed like a great choice with plenty of incentives to help them save money with the 90 days or it's free guarantee. you can ensure that you'll have your films shortly after

we have not yet heard back from deputy weaver's attorney for the it melanie woodruff abc 7 news. another resident who has served cleaning liquid instead of juice at a san mateo senior living facility has died and now his family is suing abc 7 news reporter. dustin dorsey has the latest details on this ongoing investigation. adria park of san mateo is facing at least three lawsuits involving elder abuse and negligence two different 93 year old residents have died after ingesting dishwashing liquid that was served to them instead of juice, san mateo county supervisor. david cannabis says his former employer atria must be held responsible tragic horrific. i used to work at an atria. not atria in san mateo, but i worked in atria in san mateo county about 15 years ago and to see what is happened. it's disappointing in august san mateo police say three residents were poisoned after ingesting the cleaner trudy maxwell died within days. another resident was hospitalized and peter schroeder died on september 7th. his family's lawsuit filed last week claims that disruption and the dining r

no, i'm just concerned with my friends that are still out there in san francisco for the it melanie woodrow abc 7 news. will follow that story, of course knew at 11 governor newsom signed several bills into law today, but he still has hundreds literally left to sign or veto by the end of the week today. the governor signed a legislative package to protect reproductive rights several laws also addressed gender inequality by requiring companies to post salaries eliminating the pink tax on female or women products and supporting domestic violence victims the governor plans to sign a housing bill wednesday morning in san francisco. the bay area gas spike is getting worse by the day. you've probably noticed west coast refineries including chevrons in richmond are being blamed for some of it the statewide average of 588 per gallon jumped nine cents just from yesterday, san francisco oakland, san jose are all higher than that abc 7 news reporter jr. stone is hearing how close we could come to record prices once again, if these gas prices seem like they're a bit higher of late. i think it's crazy.

reporter melanie wingo has this story. thursday of last week got off to a slow start for el dorado county sheriff's deputy jeremy buckman. we had a relatively calm morning, but there were rumblings the mosquito fire, which started just two days earlier, might cross the american river from plaster county into el dorado county, and by early afternoon, the fire was advancing fast had jumped. it was actively working up. the our side of the canyon towards volcano ville responsible for informing people about evacuation orders. deputy buckman got a call about an older couple stranded at their home in volcano ville. their car was disabled. they couldn't get out. so deputy buckman set out to find them felt like it was still okay to go in making his way down the narrow, windy volcano ville road, in his words , seeing small spot fires and smoke, finally arriving at the couple's property. by the time we had made her a way out the nature of the fire going back out volcano. the road had changed dramatically ahead of us was just smoke ov

no, i'm just concerned with my friends that are still out there in san francisco for the it melanie woodrow c 7 news. will follow that story, of course knew at 11 governor newsom signed several bills into law today, but he still has hundreds literally left to sign or veto by the end of the week today. the governor signed a legislative package to protect reproductive rights several laws also addressed gender inequality by requiring companies to post salaries eliminating the pink tax on female or women products and supporting domestic violence victims the governor plans to sign a housing bill wednesday morning in san francisco. the bay area gas spike is getting worse by the day. you've probably noticed west coast refineries including chevrons in richmond are being blamed for some of it the statewide average of 588 per gallon jumped nine cents just from yesterday, san francisco oakland, san jose are all higher than that abc 7 news reporter jr. stone is hearing how close we could come to record prices once again, i gass seem like they're a bit higher of late. i think it's crazy. it's because th

. >> my name is melanie and i'mod joined by luminaries. amy is a graduate of theo u.s. naval academy who served 20 years in the marines, first woman to fly combatth mission ad completed greek before concerning her service as an advisor to the house of representatives working at the state department and earning a masters degree in international security from johns hopkins university. many of us wonder what we have been doing their own time. he's been a candidate for u.s. house and senate. a pleasure to welcome you and join us. the defense analyst offer of v articles and books in numbers we too had to count. a reminder to our audience you can send questions to brookings.edu and things to those of you who have already done so. march 2020 u.s. marine corps general david in 2030, his plan to mexican abilities of marine corps to which he understands the work the nation needs marines to do in the operating environment. general berger and his staff drive in response to the 2018 and 2022 national defense strategy which instructs services to contribute efforts to compete with rus

fentanyl overdoses and students seven in los angeles in the past month, including the death of 15 year old melanie ramos. officials say she overdosed after taking what she thought were percocet pills bought from another student medications that don't come from legitimate medical sources may actually contain fentanyl and cause an overdose los angeles station abc held a town hall with advocates last night. ed turn in, spoke about losing his son charlie to an overdose. charlie bought what he thought were percocet pills online for his bad back. he took one pill on a random thursday afternoon, and the doctors tell us that he was probably gone within about 15 minutes, and he did not have a substance use disorder. the d , a now warning that younger children are now being targeted by dealers. these colorful pills known as rainbow fentanyl, or made to look like candy. we've made counterfeit pills. seizures fentanyl pills, seizures in every state in the united states . it's impacting every community . more than a dozen attorneys general are asking president biden to classify fentanyl as a weapon of mass des

and just as melanie said, there is no admission of talking about abortion. so what will resonate with voters? >> well, fred, to the extent that voters are paying attention to this document, these may be passing mentions, but there are some guiding principles here voters should pay attention to. it does address theish rue of abortion. they say they'll protect the lives of unborn children, and when it comes to elections, they make reference to the idea of increasing accountability in the voting process with voter i.d. that's one thing democrats are against. it also alludes to changes they would want to make with regard to prescription drug and medicare changes that the democrats have made. there are allusions to very specific plans in this document. but i do think this is really a matter of messaging. it's the republican party trying to tell voters we want to make a compact with you without getting hung up on details. you'll remember mitch mcconnell really against the idea of putting out detailed plans like the one senator rick scott put out that can be picked

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melanie, can we go to you, first? >> sure. as a technical matter, this moment has to be put in context, and he's got a lot of legislation up on the hill. he's trying to move his great society program, which is so broad, touches every aspect of american life, to the chagrin of some, and one of the things he had said to president kennedy when he was alive, and advise that wasn't taken, would you have got to get the order of these things right, because if you set all this up at the same time, particularly with civil rights, and with southern caucus, your legislation will sit behind it, and they will move anything. and he started his administration following his own advice, and in part, when he is trying to do is to move parts of the war on poverty, legislation, while he also wants to move forward with voting rights. and so, he is trying to ultimately doing several things. trying to convince dr. king, just hold off on it for a minute. we will move this. but i have got these are the things going. we will be good for african america

. melanie received only 20, about 25 percent of the vote. whereas victor albany keeps getting quite significant majority. these are in the electoral contests. really good to talk to you professor many thanks, dave for being with us except back to las, for in guilford. here with the news are from al jazeera still to come on, the program will take a look back at the life of the influential muslim scholar use of alcohol. with his died at the age of 90. 6, as dignitaries arrive in japan for the state funeral of former private assertions are, are bay. some people are angry over the cost. and it's brought the team in read a celebrating victory of a labor cup tennis tournament for the 1st time in their history. ah, columbia and venezuela are fully reopening that borders for trade. they were closed for nearly 7 years after venezuela accused. a colombian militia of attacking its soldiers in 2015 algiers. alexander, appear to report style from columbia's capital bog ultra venezuela's mean consulate in columbia. capital bogota, lies in ruins. an accide

melanie casper took one of the bags home to treat herself for dehydration and died. federal investigators say dr. reynaldo ortiz was injecting nerve blocking agents and heart-stopping drugs into the bags and wasn't using them during his surgeries. the surgical center says they've identified 11 unexpected cardiac emergencies with other doctors that they can now explain. seven of those patients now have an attorney. >> they found themselves being rushed to a major hospital, because they had to be intubated and ventilated because they suffered respiratory distress and cardiac arrest. all the clients that we represent seem to have the exact same story. >> reporter: the state medical board has suspended the doctor's license, saying they have surveillance video showing him place a contaminated bag into a warmer and then walking away. the doctor's charged with tampering and other charges. he could get life in prison if convicted. he hasn't yet entered a plea. one big question is why. and investigators say this doctor started contaminating medical bags just two days after le

you will be and seeking to make them more united rather than divide when you should be. dd to this is melanie and her party got just 4 percent of the vote in the 2018 election since then. she stone down her fall right, often anti immigrant rhetoric to broaden her base. she has vowed to support ukraine and nato, and she says that she's pro european the tactic is paid off at the polls. but her critics still see her rise as bad news. hold ye quit shop today. this country is being handed over to the extreme right? amer, maybe that we will see the results. daddy, however, was all in our opinion, there must be maximum mobilization within the institutions to defend all the social civil and environmental rights that have been one in recent decades. i mean think was to give me the sion after these results, maloney is almost guaranteed to be nominated as prime minister by italy's president . next, she will have to assemble a new government which will face a vote of confidence in parliament. oh wow. i don't know. some italians were wondering if maloney could pass that 1st test. so no up but then saw con

italy we should welcome finance in need, but we needs to think of ourselves 1st developing saturday. melanie has vowed to support ukraine and nato, and she says that she's pro european, but she often views you rules as an infringement of italy's sovereignty. her critics fear the right wing populace will change the country and its values for she's never as grown away. celia are with us, is just changing over them in the fraser to new makeup of birth is filled with ours . our fear here is that we would go back in time and instead of going forward in terms of friday in terms of other typo in the progressive kind of mindset. so we would go back to on era that we, we fear we in for the mouse not going to the young despite such concerns. georgia maloney has a good shot at becoming the countries next prime minister, envoy. but i think all in some sports news now in the women's boneless legged, defending champions, volts berg scored to light goals to to fate hoffen heim, to one of an himes catalina nation. thing it taking the corner kick, needed a beautiful goal to put the home side a head in the 14

. >> thanks, melanie, and also excellent introduction of the topic and of both of us and like you, i am thrilled to have my good friend amy mcgrath, just a real american hero. part of this discussion today , for me, the answer is mostly yes, and we'll get into specifics in a little bit. there is a chance in my opinion, the general has gone slightly too far on a couple of the changes and the fact that the vision may be largely derived from and based on the national defense strategies of 2018 and 2022 is good as far as it goes. but national defense strategies aren't always the last word. they sometimes change after four years. and that gives general berger some additional reason to believe that this is a solid foundation. so does i think his own very sound understanding of the geopolitics of the 21st century and the importance of china's rise. but i would remind folks that of course the 2018 national defense strategy still prioritized russia as well as china. different scenarios for dealing with a russian threat could involve certain kinds of amphibious operations or tank warfare that

we should welcome finance in need, but we needs to think of ourselves 1st develop in saturday. melanie has vowed to support ukraine and nato, and she says that she's pro european but she often views you rules as an infringement of italy's sovereignty. her critics fear the right wing populist will change the country and its values for us. she's never us grown away. silly or with us, it's just changing only that mean the phrase from new makeup, but it filled with ours. our fear here is that we would go back in time and instead of going forward in terms of writing, in terms of other type of progressive kind of mindset. so we will go back to honor that we, we fear we invent the most. no, he goes to the young despite such concerns, georgia maloney has a good shot at becoming the countries next prime minister, envoy. but i think finally now after a 2 year coven. hi, i just comic con africa the continents largest festival of pop. culture is back in all its geeky glory. in johannesburg, south africa comic fans clad in super hero capes mosques. costumes and wigs flocked to the 4 day event comin

italy heads for the pulls on sundays with an alliance of right wing parties of tips for victory. ga melanie, whose party has neo fascist roots, is the front runner to become the next prime minister. the countries poised to choose the most far right government since the 2nd world war. oh, they are gearing up for a victim. tens of thousands have gathered here in rome in support of his self described center. right coalition, former prime minister silvio berlusconi, ex interior minister mateo. so the and the rising star on the far right. ga maloney have joint forces, maloney of the post fascist brothers of diddly party looks like to become italy's next prime minister. campaigning on guard, family and homeland. there are fear she may roll back on civil rights and danger democracy. people here see maloney's party as the answer to many problems. jessica is all about, seeks to safeguard our national identity with an increasingly globalized and crisis written world. krishi and i had youngest. we believe that without her, our country will continue in a downward spiral that has been going on for a whi

italy, we should all come fine as in need, but we needs to think of ourselves 1st develop in saturday. melanie has vowed to support ukraine and nato, and she says that she's pro european but she often views you rules as an infringement of italy's sovereignty. her critics fear the right wing populace will change the country and its values. for us, she is never as grown away. celia are with us, is just changing them in the face of new makeup, but is filled with ours. our fear here is that we would go back in time and instead of going forward in terms of rights in terms of other type of progressive kind of mindset. so we will go back to honor that we, we fear we invent the most, no legal to the young. despite such concerns, georgia maloney has a good shot at becoming the countries next prime minister going. but if you're watching dw news up next on sports life, ukraine's top handle team matos parisha on a mission against the war is more on d, w dot com and on our social media accounts at d. w. and news i'm tired, read have a great day her i'm skill that i work. that's hard and in the end is a me,

. melanie is also getting some of the people voting for their league before. so i think that, you know, there is a book of that center right to lecture it that rather than voting for, for example, the 5 star movements or the, the so all the other coalition, they this other to vote within the quality ition. so rather than voting for bernasconi using appeal, because this to all, this is not the same politician as it was in the past. people prefer to vote for someone we team nice frame and the one in milan. yeah. just in terms of what you'll be like because you meant she's been at times a 5 brand, even sort of, you know, the last few months or so. and at other times she seemed to kind of want to look more moderate. what sort of type of persona will she project if she does get the job of prime minister, she will probably get the job. and then i'm pretty sure about that. so she would, she, i mean, she has been trying to moderate or exploring the image. i don't think that should be able to moderate, completely. i don't think that she, we label to manage these these

if melanie wins, the european union's 3rd largest economy would be in the hands of a euro, skeptic, nationalist government. let's bring in our cars, fun and band rieger who's in round following at the elections band. got to see. so if the predictions are correct, italians will act a far right government for the 1st time since the 2nd world war. why the shift to the far right that italy has seen 3 governments in the last 4 years. and italian voters are just fed up with all these parties that to tried in different coalitions to govern here in italy and georgia. maloney and the fertility tardy or the brothers of italy. we're the only part you're staying out of all these governments always in the opposition. so it's easy for her to argue against everything that it turns have seen so far. and the voters are also not unhappy to try something new to bring some flesh blood and to vote in protest against the establishment. bologna gained are enormously last. at the last election, they only had 4 percent of fortelli and now they are 25 percent. so that is, that is a real jump. and she campaigned on a ver

we should welcome foreigners in need, but we needs to think of ourselves 1st of our visitors. melanie has vowed to support ukraine and nato, and she says that she's pro european, but she often views you rules as an infringement of it'll is sovereignty. her critics fear the right wing populace will change the country and it's values for ashes. now we're ah, as grown away celia with us, it's just changing only the meeting the freezer from new makeup, but you still with ours, our fear here is that we would go back in time instead of going forward in terms of rights in terms of other type of progressive kind of mindset so we would go back to honor that way. we fear we in for the most not going to see the young despite such concerns. georgia maloney has a good shot at becoming the countries next. prime minister, envoy, russia says thousands of reservists have answered the call to fight in ukraine, while others have been fleeing the country or staying and protesting against vladimir putin mobilization order as moscow bolsters it's war effort. russian installed officials are us holding so ca

italy, we should welcome foreigners in need, but we need to think of ourselves 1st, develop a center. melanie has vowed to support ukraine and nato, and she says that she is pro european. but she often views you rules as an infringement of italy's sovereignty. her critics fear the right wing populist will change the country and its values for ashes. now we're ah, as grown away, celia are with us. it's just changing only that means the fraser new makeup. but is filled with ours, our fear here is that we would go back in time and instead of going forward in terms of rights in terms of other type of progressive kind of mindset. so we'll go back to honor that we, we fear we in for the most not going to see the young despite such concerns. georgia maloney has a good shot at becoming the country next. prime minister, envoy. but it's thankful. well, after a 2 year covert hiatus comic con africa, the continent's largest festival of pop, culture, fantasy and gaming is back in all its glory, clad in super hero capes colorful masks. sy, fy costumes and eccentric wigs. houses flocked to the 4 day event,

italy, we should welcome foreigners in need, but we need to think of ourselves 1st developing center. melanie has vowed to support ukraine and nato, and she says that she's pro european. she often views you rules as an infringement of italy's sovereignty. her critics feared the right wing populace will change the country and its values for us. she's never, i was grown away. silly or with us is just changing all you to be the phrase from new makeup but you still with ours. our fear here is that we would go back in time instead of going forward in terms of writing, in terms of other type of progressive kind of mindset. so we would go back to honor that way. we fear we in for the most not going to see the young despite such concerns. georgia maloney has a good shot at becoming the countries next. prime minister, envoy, russia says thousands of reservists have answered the russian. installed officials are holding so called referendums. that would lay the groundwork for russia to annex for occupied regions of ukraine. he craning officials and witnesses se residents are being co earth than to takin

we should welcome foreigners in need, but we need to think of ourselves 1st of our center. melanie has vowed to support ukraine and nato, and she says that she's pro european, but she often views you rules as an infringement of it'll is sovereignty. her critics fear the right wing populace will change the country and it's values for she's never, ah, as grown away, celia are with us. it's just changing daily. that means the fraser, new makeup of but is still with us. our fear here is that we would go back in time and instead of going forward in terms of friday, in terms of other type of progressive, it's kind of mindset. so we'll, we'll go back to an area that we, we fear, we invent the most money going to the young. despite such concerns, georgia maloney has a good shot at becoming the countries next. prime minister going off world stories is a faxed with a report on the hires under russian occupation. and remember, you can get your news around the clock on our website, d, w dot com. and don't forget to follow on our social media accounts or handle is d w use. i'm pablo foias for me an

the right wing alliance led by georgia, melanie and her nationalist brothers of italy, party is expected to win the race. maloney would become italy's most right wing leader since world war 2. and it's 1st female prime minister, a victory for her would put the use 3rd largest economy in the hands of a euro, skeptic, nationalist government. but italian politics has a reputation for instability with 73 governments in the last 76 years. pulse close at 11 p. m. local time. deal news bound, rieger. it is in rome, covering the elections. and i asked him why italians are set to elect a right wing government. but italy has seen 3 governments in the last 4 years. and italian voters are just fed up with all these parties that tried in different coalitions to govern here in italy and georgia. maloney and the fertility tardy of the brothers of italy. we're the only part you're staying out of all these governments always in the opposition. so it's easy for her to argue against everything that you don't have seen so far. and the voters are also not unhappy to try something new to bring some flesh bloo

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this is melanie. we don't know yet, of course, but it will certainly be strong. this woman is not afraid of brussels. she would certainly make inroads into out the brussels crowd and make sure that the voice of italy and the voice of the other groups off sovereignties within the european consort will be heard more and more and happens as to the end of this bulletin. of course, can here tell what i said o t dot com at any time if you want or need an update. meanwhile, from myself and the team here with her, thanks so much for joining us. a ah, i spoke with madison both both and the model. she needs to do with a, a form already a a with a personal number here that we're here with with a pretty but almost a year for each terabyte, only with both on the blood cadillac. but i'm not sure, but like i'm on that thing with dental, but the head nozzles point, elation phone i would. i think i lost but i had i left that was also a new seal. it was a brand new community by it was finished due by a i need a bonus. he really wasn't what i did when i did not get smoking. i thoug

for the i-team, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. dan: you can stream a bart 50 years special on the streaming app. you can check out other historical part videos on demand as well. karina: a rape victim is suing san francisco accusing the police department of using her dna to arrest her years later. the practice of using dna to make rest in other cases was revealed earlier this year, this true backlash and led to the police department launching a reviewing the das office filing a complaint. in this instance she was arrested late last year in connection with a burglary, the charges were later dropped. >> jane doe was a victim. she found herself in the most carious and scary situation. big brother, our government used something she gave to them, her dna in a moment of need against her. karina: back in march, is that he believed the woman who filed the lawsuit today was the only person arrested. dan: an event typically associated with week had ci. tryusua th exercise -- military personnel, usually takes place near the waters to show ho

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police say he sold melanie ramos pills that she thought were percocet, but were likely laced with fentanyl. christina coleman is reporting on this for us live in los angeles and christina, this tragedy prompted city leaders to warn parents out there, didn't they? >> they sure did, sandra. that's right. l.a. mayor and police chief are urging parents to talk to their kids about fentanyl, reiterating that it's incredibly dangerous and a growing threat to kids in this community. two students, a 15-year-old and a 16-year-old were arrested yesterday in connection to the wave of fentanyl overdoses at a hollywood area high school. 15-year-old boy accused of selling what authorities believed a fentanyl laced pill to a student, melanie ramos. suffered fentanyl poisoning and found dead in the bathroom tuesday night. the young suspect was arrested at his grandmother's house and found additional pills they believed to be laced with fentanyl in that home. >> our work does not stop because these two individuals, 15 and 16 years of age, are simply transferring and soldiering, if you will, this distributio

two-thirds due to fentanyl. 15-year-old melanie ramos died. >> we absolutely need to do better. should not be mourning lossage student. >> reporter: response to the overdoses came through 12 unified l.a. schools and soon stopped with an overdose anecdote. adriana? >> tanya bacchus, thanks. >>> risks of a recession are on the rise after a rough week on wall street with the dow dropping to its lowest point of the year. michael george joins us with how it affects your money. michael? >> reporter: adriana, a dismal end to the week here on wall street. stocks took a big dive over worries we could be headed into a recession. [ closing bell ] when the closing bell rang friday the news wasn't good. the dow dropped 486 points to its lowest level since late 2020. all this as inflation is hurting americans at every turn. >> inflation, gas prices, fuel. it's all up. >> reporter: since last year new car prices are up 10%. food is up 8%. and electricity, up 15%. while oil prices fell to an eight-month low and gas prices have dropped in recent months, they're still too high for marilyn park in

melanie you have the job not only expanding the analysis to the globe and the china and taiwan question but integrating so i have two questions one is about what china may be learning from the conflict and what this does to affect the chances of war and what type of war may occur heaven for bid but also as you hear the different analyses and integrate them, who do you think might have the upper hand and do you have any expectations where this goes next? we hear kaitlyn and myself point out even if there is momentum on the site it's hard to see what that means the next few months and russia may have the upper hand on the option. samantha talked about how russia is hurting and overtime if the economy is going to suffer from a variety of reasons. i expect putin even if he's losing on the battlefield until he sees if he can break europe in the next few months. how do you see it on that question and then please extend this problem and analysis to east asia. >> thanks for inviting those questions. i will tryly to only disappoint slightly by saying i'm not in the businessce of making predictio

she and melanie, sitting next to her are two of the best. and doug works with brookings nonresident senior fellow one of the world's best economic sanctions and warfare experts if i could say so myself and i've learned a lot from him the past seven, eight months as well as before and thinking through the ways in which economic pressure can be applied against russia and the ways which we can make ourselves more resilient. and samantha to my immediate left is adept at describing these issues. one of the experts at the energy markets here at brookings and think through who had as got the upper hand, putin or europe on issues of natural gas, as well as the broader question how the world is adapting to this crisis and trying to respond to keep the oil and gas flowing, keep the energy prices reasonable even as we also see how we can try to give vladimir putin greater incentives to end this terrible conflict. i'm going to stay a couple of words as i warm up here and begin, based on my recent trip of last week, to poland and ukraine and starting wit