>> it's off of lynn road .d, the irony was apparently lost on frank jaramillo. it was late morning, mid- november, detective nelson was worried, would he show up? >> he said in the parking lot by himself, you kind of go over, i'm sure your heart races a little bit. it is crunch time and you feel like everyone is depending on you to get this done. you want it to well. >> the idea is you are reeling him in like a fisherman, but there are times you don't know what is going to happen. >> could have a freight on the line. i've had that happen a few times. >> but not this time. there was frank in a brand-new lexus suv. oh yes, referring to a less expensive car he said he would be driving. >> that's sweet. now i know what you spent your money on. >> money from fred schockner is what the cop meant . frank did not take that bait. hard to tell from the video, but frank coughs up the money. >> i got a grant right now because they are still monitoring my accounts. >> who is? >> [ bleep ] detectives. >> they are looking at

her name was lynn. kim was lynn's best friend.tian youth camp. >> when i first met her, she came flying into the room bigger than life and jumped up on one of the bunks and said tell me how you like here. >> was she talking about boys? yes. we're looking at her going, who was this wild woman? >> lynn was funny and fiery and full of life. kim knew she liked lynn right away but it was their shared spirituality that cemented their friendship. >> we both were committed to serving god and she would just draw you in and she cared about you and she wanted to pray for you. she wanted to know what you needed. >> lynn was already out of college and working. kim was still in school but they shared prayers and secrets. lynn told kim what she wanted in a man. a christian husband, somebody who love the lord, was a leader in strong but yet gentle, and we talked about it, you know. if i started dating someone or if she did, we had a check in you know, we talked about that. >> did you have to approve? >> i did. >> after all that girl talk about bo

all right, lynn frost, perspective. all right, lynn frost. ceo _ perspective.pective. all right, lynn frost, ceo of the _ perspective. all right, lynn frost, ceo of the social- perspective. all right, lynn i frost, ceo of the social global fro5t, ceo of the social global social media agency, thank you forjoining u5 social media agency, thank you forjoining us here.— for “oining us here. thank you forjoining us here. thank you for having _ forjoining us here. thank you for having me. _ now to the bank of england which cut interest rates for the first time in four years on thursday. the cost of borrowing was lowered from a 16—year high of 5.25% to 5%. live now to russ mould, investment director, a] bell. good to have you with us. the decision has been made but it was a close coal, wasn't it? it was, the policy committee, nine people, the vote was five — four so the bank of england governor i5 four so the bank of england governor is barely having the casting vote so it wasn't by any means a clear—cut decision. that also reflected on how the bank of england was ver

we'll also hear from "chicago sun-times" bureau chief lynn sweet who will provide political and historicaext of the historical week's event. and mondaye in for the first day when pre biden and hillary clinton are slated to k. president barack obama and on wednesday, former president b clinton will address the convention along with the vice-presidential nominee tim then on thuthe convention concludes with vice president accepting the democratic watch live coverage all week on c-span, c-span now, our free mobile video app and online at c-span.org. >> president biden said a middle east cease-fire is closer than we've ever been during a white house event designating a national monument at the site of a 1908 race riot in springfield, illinois. the designation marked the 116th anniversary of the riot on august 14-16 of that year. attending the signing in the oval office were members of the illinois congressional delegation, civil rights leaders, and interior secretary deb holland. president: colleagues and members of the administration and outside of the administration. i want to say one thing at

all right, daniel and lynn, _ harris really needs.ut we will be continuing our live coverage of the convention in the coming days, so do tune in and we will have more interviews and analysis from here in chicago. we will be watching, see you tomorrow, thank you so much. the search for six people who have been missing since a luxury yacht sank in a storm off the coast of sicily enters its third day later. the italian authorities say there's little chance of finding any more survivors. the chairman of morgan stanley international, jonathan bloomer, is also unaccounted for — as is his wife, judy. 15 other people on board were rescued. graham satchell reports. cctv footage from the early hours of monday morning. through the raging storm, you can just see the lights of the luxury sailing yacht the bayesian, anchored offshore. but within minutes, as the wind intensifies, the lights disappear. this rescue operation is now entering its third day and conditions are difficult. the wreckage is more than 150ft underwater. divers are using remotel

host: thank you lynn. we are happy to be here and happy you are watching us.e got about a half-hour to go with more calls and more information about what'll be happening over the next four days in chicago. if you would like to join in, here is how you do it. democrats, (202)-748-892 republicans, (202)48-8921. all others, independents, undecided, (202)-748-8922. there is an opportunity to send us a text. you can also comment on twitter or facebook. priscilla, democrat in north carolina, you are on the air. welcome. caller: thank you and i am a proud democrat. thank you for allowing me to speak. what i am looking forward to at the convention is everything, the entire convention from monday until thursday, when our vice president excepts the nomination to become president, to make history and to continue -- i pray that she continues the energy and i also pray that the convention and the people on the fence will be able to see the dark contrast between what our party is offering and the other party. we welcome all republicans who are not really for us and don't re

host: thank you lynn. we are happy to be here and happy you are watching us.e got about a half-hour to go with more calls and more information about what'll be happening over the next four days in chicago. if you would like to join in, here is how you do it. democrats, (202)-748-8920. republicans, (202)-748-8921. all others, independents, undecided, (202)-748-8922. there is an opportunity to send us a text. you can also comment on twitter or facebook. priscilla, democrat in north carolina, you are on the air. welcome. caller: thank you and i am a proud democrat. thank you for allowing me to speak. what i am looking forward to at the convention is everything, the entire convention from monday until thursday, when our vice president excepts the nomination to become president, to make history and to continue -- i pray that she continues the energy and i also pray that the convention and the people on the fence will be able to see the dark contrast between what our party is offering and the other party. we welcome all republicans who are not really for us and don'

. >> lynn, and then-- >> the differential between black and white. >> i'll bang the gavel. >> come on>> you're taking one element, years ago, in a situation different than today. >> different. >> many things are different, the enormous movement of black people in the country 19 # 48 and now, you can't wipe that out. you certainly can't say that's the minimum wage. and enormous amounts-- >> has the minimum wage served the interests of the working people of this country. >> i don't think there's any question. there's any question that the working people of this country would be much worse off than they are today, the youth of this country would be much worse off than they are today if we didn't have minimum wages. >> bill brady. >> it's a bad idea one the worst things we can do to our youth. we prevent you-- >> how many kids do you have? >> what? >> how many kids do you have? >> and that's-- >> his wages are far above the minimum wage. and affecting the single members. hold it, hold it, hold it. the minimum wage in this country --. >> hold it a moment. hold it a moment. >> what you desc

she was back to vickie lynn. and how she did it, i don't know.eality show. >> two thumbs up. my dream house. >> reality shows are really pretty much fresh-baked at this point. people like the osbournes. >> rock 'n' roll! >> or people like nick lachey and jessica simpson were doing these shows, revivifying their stardom. >> so here comes anna nicole smith into this brave world of reality television. >> that's my son. isn't he cute? >> was that who she really was? the first season was quite a ratings success. >> the luxurious hardware is coming out right now. >> whatever she did, the crazier she got, i think was her ticket. it was all part of her plan. >> the ratings started to plummet in the second season, and the show was cancelled before the third season really got under way. >> and then she kind of disappeared for a little bit. she was out of the spotlight. no one really knew where she was. >> hi. i'm back. >> she makes a comeback. she gets a contract with trimspa, a diet pill. she dropped 69 pounds. >> as she makes her way back on the scene, s

lynn. >> nothing. it won't help. lynn. >> nothing. it won't help. lynn. >> yeah.t had the funding. so that's not going to work. and we can see i often do charity work with young people and i can see even young black boys are fearful of their own lives . this black boys are fearful of their own lives. this is black boys are fearful of their own lives . this is not black boys are fearful of their own lives. this is not something a red herring or anything, and as you previously said, i doesn't matter what race you are. i've spoken to nearly every sort of person from every background. i don't know how he managed to get in. i don't know anyone who supports him, really. obviously there must be some. >> he's he did. i mean, he won a bigger majority than his previous victory. >> it's who conservatives put up against him. but that my major point is we have heard overwhelmingly things about, you know , colourful crossings. we've know, colourful crossings. we've heard about ulez, we've heard about things that really damage and attack the working class person where we need to

of ukraine. 75 musicians, including artists forced to emigrate from ukraine, led by conductor keri lynnson, are completing their third world tour. in at the final concert on the stage of the kenlady center in washington, works about bucha were performed, as well as. beethoven's ninth symphony in ukrainian . yurii solonets and vyacheslav filyushkin attended the concert. the ukrainian freedom orchestra is giving the final concert of the third world tour on the stage of the kennedy center in washington. the collective of 75 musicians, including ukrainian refugee artists, began its work in early 2022 in response to russia's full-scale invasion of ukraine. the program begins with the work of the ukrainian poseur victoria polyakova buch. the author of the work passed. the buchanan occupation, says the orchestra's founder and conductor keri lynn wilson. victoria is a friend of mine who escaped from kyiv at the beginning of the invasion, and she went through the storm and channeled her experience into creativity. as always, music is an expression of feelings, as a composer she was able to creat

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mark lynn's name before i started. and thank all of you for coming and including those on zoom, i first encountered absalom on when i was writing my first book because he popped up when in the letters between julia grant and ulysses grant and between eleanor sherman and william tecumseh sherman and the name, of course, mark one that's going to stick in your mind. and even though i thought was going to write a different book after this one, i just get that name of my head. i realized the papers i found at the library of congress while i was doing this book that he had something to do with the mail during the civil war. but that's all i could tell from those papers. so that made me begin to think, you know, how did mail get delivered during the civil war? in fact, the last statistic is that there are more than 100,000 books that have been published about the civil war since. it started, but could not find one of them that told how the letters that nearly all of them cite in those books got delivered between, the front li

i'm reading an older book by lynn dayton. i can picture i'm surrounded by book here and to read to read. you read books from a small bomber and it's absolutely fascinating. a bit heartbreaking, too, but i never read it before. and i'm that i picked it up. i love the writes. i the history. can you tell and and i've been history now since i was in first grade. so i love to share both father and son and oh, i've had a book about teddy roosevelt. one of the stories just read really rather. oh, and i love our crosswords, and i'm so glad you when i happened to be tuning into tv. so i better shut up, you know, go away. two things i will let you know. patricia. we are going to re-air everything you've seen. today begins at 8 p.m. eastern time tonight. so if you didn't catch all of eric larson and you can see all the other authors we've covered, everything we've covered begins re-air at 8 p.m. eastern time. carla hayden i lost track of time. do you have five more minutes so you can stay? are you sure? oh, yeah. we've kept you longer t

the most tunnels, lynn, from west to east and ran as deep as possible. so the communist intelligence wouldn't be able to detect them with their acoustic tracking devices. but what did people do with the debris? it must have been hard to hide. second, yeah, that's, that's be stored in the cellar where they did the taking the wherever. a 1st load celebrate and was wondering where in the end just narrow pathways and also they dumped the pond wooden walls which reached the ceiling. it was a real captain. mouse came between the stones, even for the call to the escape. health of the wonderful sometimes one side, one, sometimes the other but not all. the tunnels here are replica so that's the original escape to the my last stop is mellow pack, while elsewhere the course of the death strip can hardly be followed. here it can still be clearly traced and the elongated shape of the park. a meeting chris charles, were back in the eighty's. she lived in west berlin. she moved back to her native u. k. and returned to berlin in 2013. now she's part of the friends of my

a no man's land between east and west for the wall was 155 kilometers long and enclosed west for lynn. so i have a lot to cover, but i won't be doing it on foot. you can find these kinds of scooters on every corner. nowadays, you just need an app at all we go. the my 1st stop is brandenburg king, definitely berlin's most famous monument and the symbol for freedom. during the cold war, it was right behind the border in the soviet sector of the city. probably the plot is today, a popular spot for tourists from around the world, but back in the day it was off limits to the public it's difficult to imagine when up until 32 and years ago there were surveillance towers and tank traps. here. with an app called mile a are, you can see exactly where the wong used to run to an uninterrupted be just one day later, the 1st will was built the company. yes. 2 decades of good vision of the moving onto a lively transportation house with skyscrapers, hotels, office buildings and restaurants when germany was divided, this was actually the broadest strengths of the desk. almost all buildings in the mili

the most tunnels, lynn, from west to east and ran as deep as possible. so the communist intelligence wouldn't be able to detect them with their acoustic tracking devices. what did people do with the debris? it must have been hard to hide. second, yeah, that's, that's be stored in the cellar where they did the taking, the wherever 1st load celebrate. and was wondering where in the end, just narrow pathways and also they dumped the pond wooden walls which reached the ceiling. it was a real captain, miles came between the stones, even for the call to the escape health of the so sometimes one side, one, sometimes the other but not all. the tunnels here are replica so that's the original escaped tunnel. my last stop is mellow pack, while elsewhere the course of the death strip can hardly be followed. here it can still be clearly traced and the elongated shape of the park. a meeting chris charles, were back in the eighty's. she lived in west berlin. she moved back to her native u. k, and returned to berlin in 2013. now she's part of the friends of my little po

joining me right now to talk more about the race for the white house, is lynn sweet there she is. i hear audio lynn, it sounds like it's going to work she's the washington bureau chief for the chicago sun-times. great to see you great to see you. awesome. alright, so how do you think i kennedy's decision to suspend his campaign and endorsed trump. how might that impact the race? >> well, in the very short term in the race with only maybe 70 days left, there's two days that there's trump gets some attention that isn't about him, that isn't about him saying crazy things, not making false claims whether or not this actually persuade some people who are undecided for whatever reason, to now pick a side i'm not convinced that this will make the difference. now. now remember, and i know all your guests and all your interviews were all saying in a close race, any sliver will make a difference. so what is substantial no. but are the persuadables going to necessarily fall for harris? i think that's a tougher call because the very things that attracted rfk to trump, maybe the things that at

sarah messed up by unanimous decision, lynn and i was serious. you mind police, you wouldn't go to meet? well, so it has to be on friday. i mean that the sense of agenda route these games very so disqualified from last year as well. championships, author reportedly failing on specified agenda tests, but they were allowed to compete in paris as an empty box and it's controlled by a different governing body. who knows as an a lease athlete during the competition, it's important to shut myself off from social media and to focus on some of the noises or some of the news articles. of course i heard some of the information through my coach boss. i didn't pay too much attention to it and i was invited by the i a see to participate in the games. and this is what i focused on. as for the other issues, i relied on my coach to not use the this is how fans in this country react. it's a winning tie one's bus and then pick gold medal in focusing on his lens form a coaches that look for little emotional lynn's mother. it was that the celebrating her daughter's

for like the wall was 155 kilometers long and enclosed west for lynn. so i have a lot to cover, but i won't be doing it on foot. you can find these kinds of scooters on every corner now or do you just need an app at all we go. the my 1st stop is brandenburg king, definitely berlin's most famous monument and the symbol for freedom. during the cold war, it was right behind the border in the soviet sector of the city. the plot is today a popular spot for a tourist from around the world. but back in the day it was off limits to the public it's difficult to imagine when up until 32 and years ago there were surveillance towers and tank traps. here with an ass cold mile a are you can see exactly where the wall used to run and i didn't touch it just one day later. the 1st will was built the, the, the company. yes, 2 decades of good vision. the moving on to put a live lead transportation house with skyscrapers, hotels, office buildings and restaurants when germany was divided. this was actually the broadest stretch of the desperate almost all buildings and the m

the most tunnels, lynn, from west to east and ran as deep as possible. so the communist intelligence wouldn't be able to detect them with their acoustic tracking devices. but what did people do with the debris? it must have been hard to hide, expecting. yeah, that's, that's be stored in the cellar where they did the taking the wherever. a 1st load seller of them was worth a while. we're in the end just narrow pathways and also they dumped the bond wooden walls which reached the ceiling. it was a real captain, miles came between the stones, even for the call to the escape health and the wonderful sometimes one side, one, sometimes the other but not all. the tunnels here are replica so that's the original escape to my last stop is mellow pack, while elsewhere the course of the death strip can hardly be followed. here it can still be clearly traced and the elongated shape of the park. a meeting chris charles were back in the eighty's. she lived in west berlin. she moved back to her native u. k. and returned to berlin in 2013. now she's part of the friends o

so i may have to be home for me and the team here in for lynn. thanks for joining us. and speak with us for the people in trucks engine trying to see the city center. the straight pieces explain the around the world more than 150000000 people of.

that was my lynn _ there has been a surge.omson. - let's move to a story that affects everyone wherever you're watching this. here in the uk, employees could be given the right to ask to work a four—day week, under government plans to encourage flexible working. it wouldn't mean less work or less pay because staff would be expected to work longer days to reach their total number of weekly hours. several countries already allow the practice, but opinions seem to be divided on whether it's a good thing or not, and there are still many more people working five days rather than four. on the positive side, there's less environmental impact from the journey to and from work. surveys suggest it can also make it easier for bosses to hire staff and retain them. and research carried out in iceland claims that a four—day working week either maintains or increases productivity. on the other hand, some experts claim that longer hours each day at work can increase the amount of stress. iain griffin is the ceo and co—founder of rail ticketin

that's from lynne patten, senior adviser. that's not the whole statement, but that's some of its era so the. media's job is to ask questions and sometimes the questions are difficult. they're difficult questions to answer. they are asking the question since on behalf of the public, that is the literal job of the journalists here and the question that was asking the very beginning wasn't a happy question, but it was a question that was on everyone's mind, both in that room and in the african american community in particular. and the question was, how do black folks trust you? when you have had someone inside of your mar-a-lago who was a white supremacist, nick fuentes, when you have said things to black journalists to there faces particularly black female journalists calling them stupid are calling their questions stupid or dumb so these were questions that really were on the minds of the folks in the room peru and outside of the room, especially here in chicago. and so a candidate coming into a room of journalists expecting t

i'm clear, richardson in for lynn or me on the team. thank you so much for watching the get ready for an exciting auburn toyota to look surprised. hi, i'm shopping and i'm ready to dive into the hands of jim. i'm going to have you as a one, dodge, so do you need this? of course you can respond and the unexpected side to side this, the shadows of jumping colors. these pod costs and video shed lights on the dog is devastating colonial har is infected by germany across and he employed the scorched coast farms and destroyed nights. what is the legacy of his wife.

i'm glad richardson in for lynn for me. the whole team here working behind the scenes. thank you so much for watching the on the long voyage through the ocean and the well with the car. for a long time, they had to be humans on the journey. now the trenches have become very protective of whales and tassels. the results of the ocean conservation start september full. i'm dw, the sharing the experience, the standard industry to drawing.

so i couldn't, mike lynn john, his daughter are among those still missing as well as jonathan bloomer, the chairman of the investment bank. morgan stanley, international british inspectors have not been deployed as the search continues the day after super. y'all capsized here, italian rescue teams continue their search for the missing divers began to send to the wreck of the page, and the british flag yacht had 22 people on board, including one of britain's best known tech entrepreneurs. mike lynch. battalion media says lynch was celebrating his recent acquittal in a mass of us fraud case when the yacht was caught in the storm. lynch is a monk. several still missing. 15 survived. the captain of a nearby boat says he found them on a life raft. the biggest st. peter's sides for people to inject free heavy, injured and we brought them to our ship and then we couldn't communicate the coast guard after sometimes the coast carts came. and later, there among the survivors, one year old child and her mother who are rushed to hospital just be oklahoma. the mother explained to us that it was a,

not involved in rearing the cubs like their parents the cubs belong to the chinese state which only lynn's pet henders to select the country. it's right. is there a mind of our top story? at least 3 people have been killed and 4 seriously injured and an attack insulting in western germany. according to witnesses, a man stands passers by with the nice police of the perpetrator is still large. that's all the headlines for now. we'll be back in less than an hour with more in the meantime, you can find a more online dw. com. we're also on youtube or the dw news channels. obviously, views invalid. thanks for watching the not just another day. so much is happening all at once. we take time to understand this is the day i'm in the look at current use events analyzed by excess. i'm critical thinking not just another news. so this is the weekdays on dw picture, tired of quinta, central alpine, the list houses nestled into the mountains may be late.

it was always going to be highly controversial ever since it was revealed that these two fighters, lynnhis competition. despite both of them being disqualified, who were already organising the championships last year —— lin. they have since been suspended by the ioc. they are now effectively running the boxing competition and they are applying their own rules that were applied at the last olympics, not the iba. that's where the discrepancy lies. the ioc say one thing, they maintain that when comes to khelif, it was high elevated testosterone. when it comes to lin, it was gender eligibility that was failed. there's discrepancy, but of course abandonment after a0 —— a6 seconds. andy murray's playing career has come to an end in paris after the former world number one and three time grand slam champion was beaten in the quarterfinals of the men's doubles. he and dan evans were beaten in straight sets by america's taylor fritz and tommy paul — 6—2, 6—a. murray, 37, has had more injury problems this year, confirmed before the games that it would be his final event. this result brings the cur

the latest from the piracy olympics, where julian alford flew to the elliptic women's, 100 major type lynn powers to make history. i st. lucia's 1st ever medalist out of games. alford breeze convincing lead to the gold medal crossing the finish line and 10.72 seconds. leaving heavy favored american shall carry richardson well behind. and 2nd prize us gymnast simone biles dominated the women's bold finald to win her 3rd gold medal at these games bile scored 15.7 on her, your chunk of double pipe to beat out her becca and raji of brazil, and claim her 7th ever olympic gold and you are up to date has stay with us as there is more sports in just a moment. sports life is next. with a deep dive into the double life of an ethnic, vic asinique in mexico. i was plenty more news and information on our website of the com and even the following social media for me and the team here. thanks for watching the get ready for an exciting auburn toyota to look surprised. hi, i wish up. and i'm ready to dive into the hands of human to you. have you have a window of quote on that. we've got a spot on the on ex

coach walz taught social studies , lynn taught english.fter school, tim was the linebacker's coach for the football team. i have heard stories about he had a that -- a knack for using football to teach life lessons. he saw the potential in kids who sometimes did not even see it for themselves. [cheers and applause] under those friday night lights, coach walz motivated his players to believe they could achieve anything. together, they defied the odds, going from a winless record to the school's first-ever state championship. and as i think everyone here can see, tim walz was the kind of teacher and mentor that every child in america dreams of having, and that every kid deserves. [cheers and applause] the kind of coach, because he is the kind of person who makes people feel like they belong and inspires them to dream big. that is the kind of vice president he will be. [cheers and applause] and that is the kind of vice president america deserves. now, welcome the next vice president of the united states, tim walz! [cheers and applause] gov. w

. ♪ >> finish from chinese taipei, lynn -- elizabeth: okay.ond boxer from taiwan who had previously failed a gender eligibility test easily won an olympics match seriously pummeling a female boxer from uzbekistan. that female athlete also left heart broken and in tears. her olympic if dreams smashed by far-left ideology after a separate italian female boxer had to forfeit her match in just 46 seconds after a brutal beating from a biological male boxer. joining us now, division i star the of cross country and track runner madison devos and former ncaa volleyball player macy petty both of them were forced to compete against trans-athletes. it's an honor. first to you, madison. what to do you make of this? >> i can't even believe that this is happening right now. we're talking the greatest athletes in the world all coming together on the biggest stage, and here we are watching a female athlete which her bravely the stand out there for 46 seconds, i can't with even imagine. but we're asking two female athletes walk out there and have to compete ag

name is john, president here at csis, my role today is entirely ornamental to say how thankful, bill lynn will be with us later. thank you, you've made it possible for us to do the global security forum and we really do appreciate the opportunity, this is going to be quite a day. we've got real lineup. i d mean, we've got april hayne. we've all six of the vice chiefs for the military services. it's going to be a very good day and the first panel is just a stiller and we want to say thank you tong michelle and to tom and jennifer, thank you for moderating, we are grateful for all of that. you know, we picked -- actually, carrie, he's the genius putting this together. refers to winston churchill very famous autobiography of the war period and how it was building to how it became the tragedy of world war ii. we don't want to imply that we are headed in that direction but we do want to recognize the severity of the. issues in front of us now. we've got the illegal war in ukraine, we've got tension in taiwan straits. we've got a war in gaza. we've got also iran throws 300 missiles, you know, a

. >> reina lynn lived with sandy and took care of her grandmother.t she knew something, something portland. >> he goes, i think she knows where the car is. >> they drove out to see reina. >> we waited until she showed up and surprised her. sometimes it works better that way. she was very nervous and startled i wasn't quite sure what to door but she provided us with the paperwork to the storage locker. >> reina storage locker was a big one, 10 feet by 20. >> we pulled the door open the only thing in it was the black mercedes-benz. >> wow. >> huge moment. >> a black mercedes. atopy his vehicle. >> i kissed my partner on the cheek. >> crime scene, yes. suddenly all other theories seemed to fall away. >> passenger seat was covered in blood, and at one point it was very eerie where you looked at the blood and you could see the hand mark of gavin smith as he died in that seat. >> soon the news reached gavin's family. tara was devastated. >> there is no going back from that. >> there was no going back. >> you accepted it? >> you know, you are forced. trauma

the former president of the parent board for the alameda gators swim team, 45 year old sarah lynn, now charged with three felony counts of embezzlement after authorities say she stole funds from the nonprofit youth sports club. >> miss knew was a trusted fiduciary. as a president of the team and had obviously access and responsibility for being a fiduciary and managing the funds that were entrusted to her. >> a parent tells us more than $51,000 was stolen, but da price did not confirm the amount, only that during her tenure as president back in april, she withdrew thousands of dollars from the team's bank account. another parent, sad to hear the news, but overall positive about the way the team is handling it. despite having to cut loose some resources, a few of the coaches have given, you know, years and years to this program and have helped so many kids in the community and their jobs were affected, and that's just a terrible thing for both the coaches and the kids. >> as well. >> in a statement from the alameda gators swim team, a spokesperson writes the charges reflect the serious

we're live in the lynn haven section of san jose this evening. jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news. mike, head back up to oakland to you. >> all right, jesse, thank you for that. now to the east bay and new at six. police conducted a death investigation in downtown concord. officers were seen at the public parking garage there at colfax and savio streets this afternoon. now, police say there was no danger to the public, but people were asked to avoid the area. no other information has been released in the north bay. >> a single mother who worked as a juvenile correctional officer was killed in a crash. the person accused of hitting her has a history of driving under the influence. ktvu henry lee live for us in santa rosa tonight with what officials know about this incident. henry >> well, besides the suspects for dui, he wasn't even supposed to be driving his license was expired after a previous suspension, and today he was charged with murder. a memorial of candles and flowers sits at the intersection in santa rosa, where sonoma county juvenile correctional officer jessica avila mu

the more educate and then you get a differential between black and white bagging the gavel come on, lynn. well, you're you're taking one element years in a situation that's entirely different than we're in today and drawing something. please. and that's why i said there is no there. many other things are different. the enormous movement, black people in this country between 1948 and now, you can't just wipe that out. and you have whites say that's you certainly can't say that's the minimum. but you know, that enormous. well, this case is has the minimum served the interests of the of the working people of this country. the question, i don't think is any question to the working people of this country be much worse off than they are today. the youth of this country would be much off than they are today if we didn't have minimum wage. grady, you know, good idea or not, you're industrial is it's a bad idea. it is. it is one one of the one of the worst things that can that we can do to our youth. we prevent. them from wins. do you we what's that. how many kids do you have? i have to. it's not

well, madison is a man who, you know, our colleague here at aei, lynne cheney. her biography, think a couple of years ago, he he you know, he was he's often portrayed as a solitary scholar as a person who didn't get around the colonies as lynne cheney points out, he did travel in upstate new york and, different things. he went to princeton where he had to the college of new jersey, is that that was and where he's taught by the reverend john witherspoon, who was a college president a member of the signer of the declaration of independence and so forth. a revolution honoree who was a product of the scottish enlightenment. this was the princeton was a presbyterian school church of scotland, and it was the scottish universities in the late 18th century were much more intellectual really advanced. and and and productive there, you know, you get adam smith sort of society sit and so forth. so madison is counter to this he's a scholar and he spends part of that. year 1786 up in a little small in his family's house in montpelier, which you can visit, not too far from he

the more educate and then you get a differential between black and white bagging the gavel come on, lynnou're taking one element years in a situation that's entirely different than we're in today and drawing something. please. and that's why i said there is no there. many other things are different. the enormous movement, black people in this country between 1948 and now, you can't just wipe that out. and you have whites say that's you certainly can't say that's the minimum. but you know, that enormous. well, this case is has the minimum served the interests of the of the working people of this country. the question, i don't think is any question to the working people of this country be much worse off than they are today. the youth of this country would be much off than they are today if we didn't have minimum wage. grady, you know, good idea or not, you're industrial is it's a bad idea. it is. it is one one of the one of the worst things that can that we can do to our youth. we prevent. them from wins. do you we what's that. how many kids do you have? i have to. it's not important how m

so if you had republic, lynn is hated by keith today announced the forcible of the ukraine eyes. ation of the recently acceded parts of russia. the products no green stove watched more staples as it relates to little space on the other day at the fellow in which there, oh, my god, no trouble each grow the steel. are you pretty dusky? but you've seen that people slain your shoes of each other's relationship with she do some 30 minutes and then use up against the lowest of where you blink up clean is. that's a bullet that will. so let's keep holding up. should that be small? weekly says, letting him think if you blink accessories, if not at the official is look up guys. he supplemental grading at that time force do quite nice. ation was met with sharp rejection by little russians. the broad ukrainian method is treated ukraine with contempt. not just the workers, but also the peasants. ukrainian peasants at the time didn't tolerate the o craniums. we received the protocol is from peasants meetings in kiff, in those protocols, the peasants wrote to us, we feel like old russians painting ge