hours. he says he removed it after a friend who is a police officer suggested he take it down for his own safety. live in tom s river, ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. happening now, mourners are gathering in new york city to remember one of the two police officers shot and killed last weekend. people are paying respect to officer rafael ramos at his wake in queens. vice president joe biden will be among those attending his funeral tomorrow. ramos and his partner, wenjian liu were ambushed and shot last saturday as they shot in their patrol car. officer liu s funeral arrangements haven t been announced at this point. the philadelphia police department is sending representatives to the officer s funerals in new york. 0 of-duty officers may attend on their own as well. officer liu s widow wept today as a foundation announced it would pay off her home mortgage. tune toll towers is the name of the foundation. it s paying off the mortgages of both officers. we re not just going to
i m tori campbell. a north bay woman headed to court this morning accused of choking a boy she believed was bullying her daughter. ktvu s cristina rendon is live outside of the courthouse with the first video of the mother. good afternoon, christine. reporter: afternoon. we can tell you when we were in there it was very brief appearance for the mother, surrounded by her family, friends and attorney. the d.a. s office didn t file charges. that s because they don t have enough evidence to prove she did anything wrong, they say. she went before a judge only to have the d.a. s office ask for a three to four-week extension so they can continue to investigate. then adams told me he hired a private investigator who told me the boy in the incident is making the story up. she was arrested last week after she allegedly grabbed the 12-year-old by the throat because she believes he was bullying her daughter. this incident happened at olivet elementary in santa rosa. the sheriff s offic
causing the latest wave of outrage by banning indoor dini dining. florida governor ron desantis taking a much different approach, calling out leaders pushing lockdowns and telling businesses he has their backs. watch this. is a close down possible in january? some may want to shut you down, we want to pull you up, we ve got your back. you should be happy because if we don t change the trajectory we are going to go to shut downs and then your business is going to close. if you are somebody who is a waitress or a cook or you are a family owned business, you are an important part of our state. you are working folks who are working hard to make a living, you have every right to do that and you can take it to the bank in the state of florida. dana: jesse, quite a contrast between those governors and governor desantis has of the motto of let s figure out a way to keep people safe and andrew cuomo s approach is let s lock us back down with no discussion. b2 i am eating spa
.. and this is part of it. we sent airmen, marines to deploy our notice ends they want to take care of their families. we are going to have to cut some programs. .. we i him him him him him him. this is a fantastic question. when we get together come our conversations don t start, we are talking about our plans and we talk about soldiers and airmen, marines, guardsmen, we talk about the impact on the families all the things that are important to our people. a the problem is that 31.5 million man-hours overload workforce is awfully tough to mitigate. that is where we need help. we cannot control that. now, the other thing that i mentioned is that the workforce is someone else we should have been keeping track of. they haven t had pay raises. now we are going to take 20% of the fiscal payraise. this is an important part of what we do, not just in this active department, but in the guard and reserve as well. i have been to a number of air force installations and there have bee
they are denying all access to very extremely important pieces of evidence and this comes as new questions are being raised about professor ford s testimony by a long time ex-boyfriend. we will bring you that report. also tonight, now that the smears and the fbi investigation are not working, don t be surprised because the democrats, they want to see if the topic. now they want the vote to be about temperament. whether judge kavanaugh through i set up our at somebody in college. any republican that allows the slander to become the new standard in this country is a disgrace. it will never end and you would be encouraging this behavior. we have all the latest examples of the left trying to govern by mob rule as they continue to stop over simple, basic, american human rights, decency, due process, and something called the presumption of innocence. by the way, a heavy dose of common sense and so much more. but we are watching is a thirst for power that knowsg no bound. lying, sme
nearly over when he got the job and he probably didn t expect to become a major figure in the russia story because he has nothing to do with it. as far as we know he never met with secret agents and prague cortex of vladimir putin on his blackberry. if you betrayed this country for rubles or a case of vodka, nobody has ever proved it but it doesn t matter. the russian story cannot die. cnn, the washington post, many others have too much invested in that story. the fact that has been untrue is relevance. he is a handy way to keep russia and the news. watch today s talking point in action. somewhere in the basement of the democratic national committee, some consultant has decided that credibility is the most effective line of attack. watch. we are joining the chorus of democrats joining he should resign. why? his credibility wasn t shredded yesterday. his credibility was destroyed. this attorney general lacks all credibility. he has burned through any credibility he
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March 5, 1945-Dec. 12, 2023 HANSKA Alicia Corrinne Helling, 78, of Madelia and formerly of Hanska, passed away peacefully December 12, 2023 at Living Meadow