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little bag of all the condos. >> but hoffman curzie says she does have plans to return to that tahoe home, but not until that there is captured. in orinda dan kerman kron 4 news. >> i can't get over was going through her freezer. i can't get over. it was in the dark. >> as getting attacked by a bear and you can't even really a story. i hope she gets well soon. >> on both fronts that cancer and the bear attack is we switch gears and take a live look outside what a beautiful area i mean, that's obviously the golden gate bridge. but it was magical out today from a bridge. so that's a gorgeous view and let me guess more wet weather has is coming. i know. hard to believe looking at that live shot out there crystal clear blue skies. but we do have some storm clouds are going to increase throughout tonight. >> bring us another round of wet weather. certainly love the sound of rain at night, especially while i'm sleeping and this is going to be the overnight storms that we all typically favor radar for it. tracking dry clear conditions right now. but just to our north over your weekend. ther

von hoffman. kirsi says these are photos of a bear on her property just in june and that the animals often break into cars, but none has ever gone inside her home. until now, she says, she fought back by throwing a quote at the bear, and it eventually left. through the front door the same way it had gotten in anything that has a strong odor to it is really the number one thing that attracts a bear on people's properties. the california department of fish and wildlife says. so far this year, there have been three bear attacks in the lake tahoe area. state officials say people leaving out food and intentionally is a large part of the problem. that comes in the form of garbage comes in the form of food that's fallen off the tree. that they're rotten like rotten fruit. that type of thing or cat food that's left outside. state officials say dna samples have been collected from the victim's injuries and clothing to create a profile of the attacking bear and that a trap has been set on the property if we

. >> for rose fun hoffman kersey is talking about how she survived a bear attack just before sunrise on saturday morning. well, she's seen bears in a north tahoe neighborhood before and even snapped these photos. this is the first time she's founded there inside her cabin rifling through her freezer. >> it happened so fast. so fast. very little. it's oh, my gosh. it's a bear. and by the time that gotten to my brain. i was being torn apart in the dark. >> eventually the bear went downstairs and out the door. but the damage had been done and hoffman christie's body was covered in blood and bruises and puncture wounds. >> i have a little angel i don't know why i survived. >> state wildlife officials collected forensic evidence from the bite wounds in hopes of getting a dna profile of the bear. they also set up a trap near the victim's home. if we can get that bear in the trap. >> we will do the dna work and try to compare the dna profile from any bear that strapped. and if it is the same bear that has been implicated in attacking this woman will be euthanized if it's not the same area w

hoffman kersey is talking about how just before sunrise on ack saturday morning. well, she's seen bears in a north tahoe neighborhood before and even snapped these photos. this is the first time she's founded there inside her cabin rifling through her freezer. >> it happened so fast. so fast. very little. it's oh, my gosh. it's a bear. and by the time that gotten to my brain. i was being torn apart in the dark. >> eventually the bear went downstairs and out the door. but the damage had been done and hoffman christie's body was covered in blood and bruises and puncture wounds. >> i have a little angel i don't know why i survived. >> state wildlife officials collected forensic evidence from the bite wounds in hopes of getting a dna profile of the bear. they also set up a trap near the victim's home. if we can get that. they're in the trap. >> we will do the dna work and try to compare the dna profile from any bear that strapped. and if it is the same bear that has been implicated i attacking this woman will be euthanized if it's not the same area will be released, b

but hoffman kurtz. his body was covered in blood and bruises and puncture wounds. i got to the. >> bedroom and i put my legs straight up against the are more because i was afraid i was bleeding internally so that i get the blood. and to my central state wildlife officials collected forensic evidence from the bite wounds in hopes of getting a dna profile of the bear. >> they also set up a trap near the victim's home. if we can get that bear in the trap. >> we will do the dna work and try to compare the dna profile from any bear that strapped. and if it is the same bear that has been implicated in attacking this woman will be euthanized if it's not the same area will be released. >> but nothing could suffering from stage 4 cancer and had been at the cabin following a round of chemotherapy. she believes bears should be able to live in the wilderness. but she says ones like these must be relocated away from people. >> the brazenness of an attack in an occupied. house is i i think the. fish and wildlife need to very careful about. the bears that they allowed to still ex

but hoffman kurtz. his body was covered in blood and bruises and puncture wounds. i got to the. >> bedroom and i put my legs straight up against the are more because i was afraid i was bleeding internally so that i get the blood. send him my central head state wildlife officials collected forensic evidence from the bite wounds in hopes of getting a dna profile of the bear. >> they also set up a trap near the victim's home. if we can get that bear in the trap. >> we will do the dna work and try to compare the dna profile from any bear that strapped. and if it is the same bear that has been implicated in attacking this woman will be euthanized if it's not the same area will be released. >> but curtsy is suffering from stage 4 cancer and it didn't. the cabin following around of chemotherapy. she believes bears should be able to live in the wilderness. but she says ones like these must be relocated away from people. >> the brazenness of an attack in an occupied. house is frightening. i i think the. fish and wildlife need to be very careful about. the bears that they al

the bbc understands that the premier league chairman gary hoffman is to step down after a number of clubs complained about the takeover of newcastle united by a saudi arabian—based consortium. mr hoffman has taken much of the responsibility for allowing the deal, which has been criticised on human rights grounds, and because some rivals fear the club's new wealth will distort the league. a retired police officer, john murray, has won his civil case to hold a former aide of libya's colonel gaddafi jointly liable for the killing of pc yvonne fletcher. she was shot during a demonstration outside the libyan embassy in london in 1984. mr murray promised his colleague as she lay dying that he'd getjustice for her. the high court found although he didn't fire the gun, saleh ibrahim mabrouk was part of a plan to shoot at anti—gaddafi demonstrators. there have been clashes between police and migrants on the border between belarus and poland, with polish security forces using water cannon and tear gas to drive the migrants back. poland has accused belarus of trying to force migrants across the

kennedy: gary hoffman is on the board with one. good job. it was vice and they are absolutely right. wink. jessica, this is for you. twelve times indigenous peoples changed the way we look at chain restaurants. did you find it in both feet, slate or a fake headline? >> i'm going to go sleep. kennedy: you would be wrong we made it up. >> i mean good job. it might have worked somewhere. kennedy: i'm sure somebody can throw something together tonight. shane, nine things you should never say to mix weight couples. is that the huffington post, psychology today or fake headline? >> huffington post. kennedy: shane is on the board with one. shane, who are tied after the first round. and one can catch up. gary, rico. how dogs help keep multiracial neighborhoods socially segregated. is that from salon.com, washington post or fake headline? >> the washington post. kennedy: no. salon.com but that's real. [laughter] all right, jesse, here you go. you can catch up at this one. my gay prison gang fights neo-nazis. is that npr, vice or fake headline? >> i r

gary hoffman is the person they blame for the fact that the deal fronted they blame for the fact that the dealfronted by they blame for the fact that the deal fronted by the saudi arabian public investment fund was allowed to go through. he is the one who gets most of the flak in meetings and it seems there's by the end of this week he will resign from a key role at the premier league. maw; role at the premier league. many thanks. it's looking very bleak for derby county, on top of a 12 point penalty for going into administration, they've been docked another nine points for accounting iregularities. that puts wayne rooney�*s side on minus three points in the championship, 18 points from safety. i spoke to bbc radio derby�*s chris coles it is not come as a great surprise to derby county fans they have been detected another nine points because this long—running saga with the english football league has been exactly that, it's been going for such a long time from the riches of profit and sustainability rules has been known for quite a while, it was always the case of how severe the

we're joined by dan hoffman joining us on the back of this news can i just ask you a little bit about what we're expecting, then, because the early take away message is that we were starting to get back to normal on many of these pieces of the puzzle around the supply chain what's your expectation from here >> good morning from geneva. yes, unfortunately this is bad news on two accounts if we don't get back to normal in the supply chain, it also means that we will continue to have longer waiting times in ports and containers we have some hard data comparing time in port after since covid and pre-covid so the typical time a container ship spends in port globally is 12% longer than before covid typically container door-to-door 20% longer so this means like the supply curve moves to the left the demand, interestingly, also is impacted, again also by the new variant if you want. the longer it takes us to get back to normal, the longer we will not spend money o'hn hair cuts, restaurants, travel, movies and instead spend money on stuff and where the two meet is high end, that's why we have

people that came in and did what they called the hoffman sixpack, they built -- bought the six family house, scraped it, and had six units there. instead of having grass and a place to park, it was also meant and simply park your car and it destroyed those neighborhoods. it did. i was on the public safety committee and i could tell you that most of the problems we had in those neighborhoods, crime came out of the hoffman sixpacks. they changed the zoning to not allow that because -- zoning to not allow that and i think that was to beg because it was the character of what they built, not the density. they built it as as cheaply and badly as they possibly could. now we are building in areas with much more density than that , and it is done right. they don't just scrape the front yard and give one area to spark -- to park. it is more extensive to build like that but it is a better building. it is not so easy just to simply change and it is not always racism either interestingly. in this neighborhood, most of the people are people of color, so don't build like they did for the hoffman six

hoffman, i don't think there's any dispute about that. i thank the panel for being here. i'd like to associate myself with the comments of the ranking member with regards to the unfair treatment lieutenant commander ellis and i'd like to acknowledge the comments and concerns voiced by mr. stewart. director haines, i heard a counterintelligence event scaleup in my district. i want to thank you personally for your personal involvement facilitating that event. it was very well attend the presenters, mr. orlando from ncsc and the f.b.i. were the primary presenters along with sisa but thank you for your direct involvement in that. it was very well received. switching gears now i want to move to some questions for the panel. does anyone on the panel disagree that the intelligence community views the border crisis as a national security threat? do any of you dispute that a wall or fence enhances security? is it true that each of your agencies are protected by walls or fence or some infrastructure that each of your agencies take measure to control physical access? that's true? do

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. >> reporter: it takes a lot to scare laurel rose von hoffman kurzy who's battling stage four cancer. >> i was screaming my head off. >> reporter: what happened was enough to terrify her. >> what i could see to my shock and horror, the first thing that registered was, my gosh,s that a bear. >> reporter: she's seen bears outside the cabin before, but this one was inside on the second floor, rummaging through a freezer when she came face-to-face with it just before sunrise. >> he came at me, and i couldn't see at all what was happening. i saw one paw, and really couldn't see anything else like that. and then i just started getting ripped apart. it was terrifying. >> reporter: the bareheaded back downstories and she crawled to a bedroom where as a retired medical doctor she assessed the damage and knew she was leaving blood fast. >> i knew this was severe. i could tell my face was separated here. i put my legs up against the armoire so the blood from my legs would go into my central body. i'm lucky to be alive. >> reporter: california fish and wildlife agents collected dna samples and s

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also had training schools for radio offices and the training the training that i remember the most it hoffman island, new york. they also intended to expand a and they were going to build 1500 new ships. we were in the war, but the war was elsewhere as you will see. and they were including men 18 years and up in that period of full-time when that service was established. but they needed more and more men, as you can see, to command the ships, so they dropped the anyone to 16 years. 16-year-old men. something wrong with that statement. that if you're 16 years old you're a man. but we were all volunteers. most of us didn't seek a career. 250,000 of us recruited. less than 1800 of us are still alive. now, if you say that, it rolls easily, but it's my hope that with god's direction, i speak for those 248,200 lives that are no longer alive. less than 1800 still alive out of 250,000. in 1952 there was instructs addressed to the merchant marine captains and armed guard gunnery. they manned it with guns and they had specially trained people in the navy, look it up, revered people, the onguard and the

but hoffman kurtz. his body was covered in blood and bruises and puncture wounds. i got to the. >> bedroom and i put my legs straight up against the are more because i was afraid i was bleeding internally so that i get the blood. and to my central state wildlife officials collected forensic evidence from the bite wounds in hopes of getting a dna profile of the bear. >> they also set up a trap near the victim's home. if we can get that bear in the trap. >> we will do the dna work and try to compare the dna profile from any bear that strapped. and if it is the same bear that has been implicated in attacking this woman will be euthanized if it's not the same area will be released. >> but currency is suffering from stage 4 cancer and had been at the cabin following a round of chemotherapy. she believes bears should be able to live in the wilderness. but she says ones like these must be relocated away from people. >> the brazenness of an attack in an occupied. house is i i think the. fish and wildlife need to very careful about. the bears that they allowed to still exis

the other 2 suspects are not being identified because they were both minors at the time of hoffman's death. there is no word on a possible motive in this case a police have arrested a man for crimes. they say he committed while acting as a. >> spiritual healer. 42 year-old, jose luis navarrette is accused of committing multiple crimes, including rape of a child under the age of 15 according to san jose police, the alleged crimes happened between october 2020 and august of this year at this point. it's not clear where navarette was serving as a spiritual whether time we're checking out some nice weather around the bay area today. what a day it's been temperatures. >> moving up in the mid 70's in parts of the bay area today that nice weather going to continue a beautiful look out toward half moon bay as the sun has set skies. still mostly clear, although we may see a couple patches of fog move in a little bit later on for tonight. more on that just a moment. but yeah, out there. now we have seen some pretty dense fog in the central valley. if you're traveling down, i 00:00am tonight in

they also had training schools for radio officers and the training -- some that i remember the most is hoffman island new york. they also intended to expand the merchant fleet and they were going to built 1500 new ships. we were in the war, but the war is waiting for it elsewhere, as you will see. and they were recruiting men 18 years and up in that period of time when that maritime service was established, but they needed more and more men as you will see to man these ships. and so they dropped the age to 16 years. 16 years. 16-year-old men. something wrong with that statement. it doesn't ring, 16-year-old, you're a man, but let's see what happens. we were all volunteers. most of us didn't seek a career. we saw it as a patriotic act. 250,000 of us recruited. less than 1,800 of us are still alive. now, if you say that, it is my hope that with god's direction i speak for those 248,200 lives that are no longer live and those who are still alive. less than 1,800 out of the 250,000 recruited. february 1942, the navy issued instructions and armed guard gunnery. they had specially trained people in

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he says, this is the starkest language abbie hoffman has used. yet he does have a military background. if you look at his nobel prize speech from some years ago, he used a lot of war imagery to talk about the lessons learned about the hell of war. but here we are, you know, almost full circle with the nobel peace prize winner. using the most bellicose language to try to ramp up the stakes ahead of the defense. not only of e t o p life and death, you know, he's basically, he's willing to die for the cause, which is the type of stark language we haven't even seen from him until now. austria has become the 1st country in western europe to reimpose, a national corona, virus. lockdown infections surging there and neighboring countries. japanese health minister predicts people will either be vaccinated, recover or die by the end of winter. president, a bell roof to the confrontation with poland over the border crisis could lead to war. alexander lucas shack is calling on the you to take in 2000 stranded refugees . and michael's closing being in arguments have been made in the us state of ge

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the bbc understands that the chairman of the premier league, gary hoffman is on the brink of standing down from his role following the controversial takeover of newcastle united by the public investment fund of saudi arabia. although premier league officials felt there was no option other than to allow the deal to go through, other clubs were unhappy at not being told about it in advance to attempt to stop it. it is understood hoffman is yet to take a final decision, but an announcement of his departure is expected in the coming days. he only took over as premier league chairman in april last year. arsenal midfielderjordan nobbs has been recalled to the england squad for the lionesses' world cup qualifiers later this month, after being out with an ankle ligament injury. however, her arsenal teammate leah williamson has picked up a significant hamstring problem, which may leave her out of action for the rest of the year. williamson came off during the north london derby draw with tottenham at the weekend. as longterm england captain steph houghton is out injured, williamson has had the

yeah, once again, people to the needs of thousands rallied in hoffman. it's to be a city on dorama. ah. and that goes to ny river. in far to know, despite security forces closing, breathes and means laws and shutting down the internet for nearly 3 weeks. they are demanding a return to the transition process and a civilian lab government. the military take over 2 weeks ago, dissolved the transitional government. and at rest, the senior government officials and political figures from the forces of freedom and change coalition mega machine was lonny. we, the sudanese people will not accept military rule either. we don't want any negotiations or compromise. we want civilians only to rule our country than in the civilian groups, including their forces or freedom and change have called on people to attend the mass protest on saturday. and people have respond that they are demanding an immediate restoration of the civilian government. the release of their political prisoners and for the army to commit to the constitutional declaration, it signed with civilian leaders. in 2019 on protesters

no, miss her mohammed alanine at hoffman. i hope you can hear me. it's rob matheson here for al jazeera and i was just asking you if you let me. thank you. you can hear us. i was just asking you, given the circumstances, given that a brother hun, doc was originally deposed by general beau hon who led the crew. he was detained in general bohannon's house, but now he's back as prime minister. what do you think is going on with this arrangement? if indeed it does go ahead he, unfortunately we do appear to have lost our signal to hot him there we will of course try to get it back. but in the meantime, we're going to move on plenty more ahead on the news are including an empty catch, alarming new details about fish stocks on the brink of collapse, shall eons get ready to choose a new president with 2 very different front runners, leading opinion, polls and in sports, the pressure grows on the manager at manchester, united after their 5th defeat in 7 games. ah rather than if he of his cigar region, say government forces have carried out a drone attack. an

chris hoffman continued soil from free places close to her heart. the us, monaco, and france. the debugger al jazeera and record number of children are living in the world's most lethal war zones. that's according to a new report. i save the children. it says many of them are already facing threats from climate change and unprecedented levels of hunger. it's a 20 per cent increase in the space of a year bringing the total to nearly $200000000.00 children. in 13 countries, the report highlights outbreaks of violence in mozambique as well as ongoing conflicts in afghanistan, democratic republic of congo, and nigeria in driving that sharp prize. on top of that, it says 337000000 children are at risk of being recruited by on groups and government forces that includes child soldiers as well as children being used, the spies and suicide bombers. that the number of verified cases of children being recruited by on groups rose 10 percent from 2019 to 2020, to an average of about 25 a day worldwide. or we can speak to the co all sir of this report now save the children's head of conflic

the bbc understands that the chairman of the premier league, gary hoffman is on the brink of standing down from his role following the controversial takeover of newcastle united by the public investment fund of saudi arabia. although premier league officials felt there was no option other than to allow the deal to go through, other clubs were unhappy at not being told about it in advance to attempt to stop it. it is understood hoffman is yet to make a final decision, but an announcement of his departure is expected in the coming days. he only took over as premier league chairman in april last year. i can't tell you now because we have been discussed it yet. it's so fresh that lee is not here with us, so we are just taking our time to make that decision and then talk to the squad first. chelsea striker sam kerr has extended her contract at the club for another two years. the australianjoined in 2019 and won the league with chelsea last season. she's scored 39 goals in 47 appearances. kerr said "i think the club gives me every opportunity to succeed as a player. "i can t see myself goin

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philip seymour hoffman is getting rave reviews for his acting debut in "licorice pizza." the movie is directed by paul cooper anderson. he also worked with dad. and his latest is being called the best movie of 2021 by "the new york post." his breakthrough performance is being compared to tom cruise in "risky business." it also stars bradley cooper, sean penn and maya rudolph and opens nationwide on christmas day. not a bad start. >> it's exciting. >> the son of a terrific, terrific actor who is so missed. >>> finally this morning the "soul train" awards aired last night. they were held at the legendary apollo theatre in new york city for the first time ever. some of the biggest names in r&b took to the stage with powerful performances. bruno mars kicked it off with silk sonic singing "fly as me." ♪ with somebody as fly as me ♪ ♪ somebody that's fly and you deserve to be ♪ >> he is so good. he and anderson paak won for song of the year for the song "leave the door open." maxwell was awarded the living legend award and ashanti was awarded lady of soul. congratulatio

police say they have arrested 4 people in connection with the 2019 murder of mohamed othman hoffman's body was found in the parking lot of central elementary school on january, the 7th 2019. he was a 17 year-old student from redwood city. according to police, their initial investigation led them to believe that the suspects involved new the city of belmont says this was a complicated investigation involving a number of departments working together 3 adults and one miner are now in custody for their alleged connection to off death. 2 of those arrested identified as 23 year-old ruben gonzalez ennis of indianapolis and 21 year-old antonio valencia of concord. the other 2 suspects are not being identified publicly because one is currently a minor. the other was a minor at the time of kaufman's death. officials did not indicate the motive for this killing. take a look at this. the oca museum of california has temporarily closed its special exhibit because of water damage. we're told the damage happened from that heavy rainfall we had last month on october the 24th the museum says it's neve

they are as radical as abbie hoffman! we are on the same side of glenn greenwald! we all saw what they had seen years ago. my question is, where is the legitimate reckoning for this five-year hoax? what can you do? this guy thinks he's going to run! why does he keep saying election instead of insurrection? >> jesse: pencil neck? [laughter] >> geraldo: what about what jesse said about families divided? its alternate realities now. >> jeanine: why are you asking me that? [laughter] >> geraldo: you have kids. >> jeanine: most of my kids are with -- they are sensible. [laughter] here's the bottom line: we have never been torn apart as a country as we were by this russian collusion delusion. they hurt all of us. i had friends for years who won't talk to me because of donald trump, as if he is a putin puppet or a russian accent. it's disgusting what they did. >> geraldo: it's horrible. "one more thing" is next. ♪ ♪ i'll shoot you an estimate as soon as i get back to the office. . so you have diabetes, here are some easy rules... no sugar. no pizza. no foods you love.

laurel rose fun hoffman curtsy, a scene bears in a north tahoe neighborhood before she even snapped these photos but never has she encountered one inside her cabin as she did just before sunrise saturday morning. there was a light. >> from the freezer. shining on them, the bear and he was. >> food out under the floor before she could get back to her bedroom. the bear was on her. really what i saw was. a paw and i couldn't see. i was just being torn. i couldn't see exactly what was happening. >> eventually the bear went back downstairs and out the door. but the damage had been done but kaufman kurtz. his body was covered in blood and bruises and puncture wounds. i got to the. >> bedroom and i put my legs straight up against the are more because i was afraid i was bleeding internally so that i get the blood. and to my central state wildlife officials collected forensic evidence from the bite wounds in hopes of getting a dna profile of the bear. >> they also set up a trap near the victim's home. if we can get that bear in the trap. >> we will do the dna work and try to compare the dna profil

laurel rose von hoffman curzie says that she's seen bears there before plenty of time. but this is the first time one's ever come inside of their cabin says it was about 6 in the morning when she woke up to sounds coming from the kitchen and when she went to go investigate, that's when she spotted the bear rifling through her freezer. it locked eyes. honor and then attacked. there was a light. >> from the freezer. shining on them, the bear and he was. food out under the floor. really what i saw was. a paw and i couldn't see. i was just being torn. i couldn't see exactly what was happening. >> front nose terrified. i was a'solutely terrified again, it takes a lot to terrify me. >> yeah. she kept her cool, which is amazing. the bear ended up running off after it saw her husband and her son running to help her. and as they've collected that that that there's dna, right. because, of course, because he attacked a human went into someone's home set up a trap yesterday looking for him. and when they find them, you know, they're probably going to stress that accurate. she says

her name is laura rose than hoffman curzie and she says, yeah, she's seen bears up their lot before. but this the first time was ever coming to her cabin and it was all around 06:00am she was asleep at the time. but woke up what you heard some sort of rumbling in the kitchen. yes. so she goes out and she sees the bear. >> rifling through the freezer and then he attacked. there was a light. >> from the freezer. shining on them, the bear and he was. food out under the floor. really what i saw was. a paw and i couldn't see. i was just being torn. i couldn't see exactly what was happening. >> its front nose terrified. i was absolutely terrified again, it takes a lot to terrify me. >> yeah, but she managed to be cool and collected by the way, because she's a doctor. she mentioned she put her legs up to stop the and you can see the wounds she showing you because she wants you to be aware that, you know, there are a lot of bears out %here and they have rifle through cars many times, eut they've never gone into an occupied house in this neighborhood before. so everybody's a little nervous an

we do have pictures now of muhammad hoffman. his body was found in the parking lot of the central elementary school in january of 2019 and police are saying the suspects knew the victim, but they say it took multiple law enforcement agencies to help them make the needed arrests. 2 of the men arrested have now been identified as 23 year-old ruben gonzalez. maggie yanis of indianapolis indiana and 21 year-old antonio valencia of concord. the other 2 suspects are not being identified at this time because they're both minors at the time of offense death. there is no word on a possible motive in this case. san jose. police say they have arrested a man for crimes. they say he committed while acting as a spiritual healer, 42 year-old. jorge lewis never, never id is accused of committing multiple crimes, including rape of a child under the age of 15 according to san jose police, the alleged crimes happened between october 2020 and august of this year at this point it's unclear where the suspect was serving as a spiritual healer. now to

he's going to be abbey hoffman playing in the courtroom of chicago 7. this is his opportunity, and he doesn't use law the way the justice department and merrick garland do. it's asymmetrical combat and may go in very unexpected directions that bannon and the trump people behind him are going to be ready to weaponize and exploit. >> jonathan, one thing we've heard repeatedly from judges in the cases of january 6th rioters is that punishments must serve as deterrents. do you think this bannon indictment deters others in this investigation? >> yeah, i mean i think that will clearly incentivize at least some of the others who have been subpoenaed to comply because, you know, even if the penalty comes out to, you know, one month in jail, which what it sometimes can be in these kinds of cases, who wants that? if you're, say, the -- the secretary mccallum who was doing the robo calls, telling state legislators to take part in the coup attempt, do you really because you followed someone's orders and made those robo calls, do you want to go to jail for that? so

laurel rose fun hoffman curtsy. you see bears in a north tahoe neighborhood before she even snapped these photos but never has she encountered one inside her cabin as she did just before sunrise saturday morning. there was a light. >> from the freezer. shining on them, the bear and he was. food out onto the floor before she could get back to her bedroom. the bear was on her. >> really what i saw was. a paw and i couldn't see. i was just being torn. i couldn't see exactly what was happening. >> eventually the bear went back downstairs and out the door. but the damage had been done but kaufman kurtz. his body was covered in blood and bruises and puncture wounds. i got to the. >> bedroom and i put my legs straight up against the are more because i was afraid i was bleeding internally. so that i get the blood. send him my central state wildlife officials collected forensic evidence from the bite wounds in hopes of getting a dna profile of the bear. >> they also set up a trap near the victim's home. if we can get that be

. >> laurel rose von hoffman crew is crews e is her name and she says that she's seen bears it all before. many have. but this is the first time that there's ever been inside her cabin. and that's the stuff of nightmares. and yes. so she finds the bear rifling through her freezer. >> and then it there was a light. >> from the freezer. shining on them, the bear and he was. food out onto the floor. really what i saw was. a paw and i couldn't see. i was just being torn. i couldn't see exactly what was happening. >> front nose terrified. i was absolutely terrified again, it takes a lot to terrify me. >> wow. wow. a chest. she has the from the from the just claw. yeah. thing at her. >> listen to this. she's actually suffering from stage 4 cancer. and she's been up in that cabin following a round of chemotherapy is a place of healing and here she has a run-in with a bear inside her cabs and she says she's not going go back as they have found the bear. so she'll go back, i guess maybe after they find the bear. >> they collected forensic evidence from the bite wounds and look at that. her display

let's bring in jeff hoffman if we can. jeff, tsa has screened highest number of travelers since the pandemic. are we officially back to normal now? >> you know, friday was that 2.4 million were screened on friday, which is the highest since the pandemic. holiday travel is up 80% over 2020 although that is not saying much because that was 2020. we're seeing for, we're not back yet. we have, this is great to see for the thanksgiving holiday of the 53 million people traveling, according to aaa, 90% are traveling by car. we have crowded airports but we have less flights. we're seeing numbers up. we'll see how it plays out across the rest of the fourth quarter? ashley: well capacity is certainly nowhere near where it was for the airlines. we heard one of the travelers there saying his plane had already been canceled. every flight i have been on for last several months has been full to the brim. is that something that is going to continue? >> that is a little misleading as madison pointed out, the flights are full because there

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but laura roseman hoffman cursy is lucky to be alive, surviving a bear attack after it broke into her vacation home in north lake tahoe. >> he came flying in there. i could see absolutely nothing, it was black. except i saw a paw right before he started mauling me. i knew i was being torn apart. it was just horrifying. i was screaming my head off. >> she managed to throw a quilt at the bear, disorienting the animal, scaring it off. the retired doctor then managed to dress her own wounds while yelling for help. >> i should be dead. the attack should have killed me. >> she suffered severe injuries to her face and lacerations all over her body. the california department of fish and wild life say they've managed to secure a dna sample of the bear and are currently tracking it. they say human and bear interactions in this part of the state are on the rise with authorities reporting the black bear population has tripled in the last 25 years. >> there's lots of bears, they don't generally hurt people, they don't want to hurt people. >> reporter: she had been using her cabin as a safe haven f