where riccie worked at the time. >> i heard all this din outside. say looked out the window i saw all these young people. he said, some group from england. i said, wow, this looks serious. i called home and i said to my husband, i can get the children in to a dress rehearsal. the children didn't want to come. of course now they're very sorry about that. >> riccie knew just what those pop up starts needed to pop on tv during that now legendary broadcast. >> i used a little eye liner. >> why did you use eye liner? >> because it was black and they were a music group. you want to see their eyes. you want to see their mouth. that's what's important. i met paul mccartney, maybe eight years ago. i told him who i was. he said, you used pancake make up and eye liner. when we asked you about the eye liner, you said, it will be fine. >> and it was. >> it was. >> over the decades, riccie has drawn close to more than a few friendships that mattered dearly after her husband, jay, passed away in 1999. >> i was devastated. i thought maybe i shouldn't go back to wor

>> yeah, it tells about the life and times of mateo ricci. >> i been in a couple fights.'m generally an insolent person. i don't get along well with others. they don't like my religion. they discriminate against me because of that. >> johnson practices an obscure religion called asatru. >> before we were christians, we were asatru, believe in oden, thor and others. basically a medieval religion. classical. >> prison officials maintain these religions like asatru are really covers for white supremacist gangs. >> it's a problem. because you can't violate their religious freedom. >> you take it easy, huh? >> all right. >> for father mcnally, the choice or legitimacy of an inmate's religion is a secondary concern. >> forget the priest bit. deal with them as a human being first, then the ministry comes along with that. you deal with them as they are, as i would in a hospital or any other setting. i read a bit of it, found it fascinating. when you get done with it, i'll pick it up. >> it's cool. i never understood the jesuits of that time period. it's nice to have somebody come

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there was a vigil for kai ricci last night at the state police shot and killed him thursday night. >>> we now know in the second span of the m2 build virtual opens up two lanes open september 24tho, next saturdayt and the remaining three lanes will open open in october. for more information had to www.fox8.com and click www.fox8.com and click on scenen on tv.ce >>> it was a photo posted by browns running back. >> looking into whether isaiah croweller ever made good on his promise to donation donate to the police organization after the controversy. >> browns getting ready for game back on a promise when it running back isaiah crowell made donate thing he would donate hih first team check to a fund part of fun part of the response to backlash after he posted a picture showing an officer having his throat cut butwi that organization told him to keep the money. >> what about the money at this point?ey >> he continually kept saying that he wanted to donate the money and i kept saying i don't want your money >> we called ahead to the dallas : officer foundation. this summer five officers we

ricci i think your column every month in the various publications is very helpful and a great community service in your knowledge of the different neighborhoods i think particularly valuable for the assessment appeals board. thank you for your service >> i actually read both of your columns, to >> thank you. exley of mervy:. we are now joined by supervisor cohen. >> it still good morning. supervisors. my name is merv: could i've served on assessment board number two for many years . my career encompasses about five years of buying and selling real estate as a broker and 25 years appraising. i had a mee medium size fo many years , 8 to 10 people. at a moment i consider myself semi-retired but so i bring quite a bit of experience in real estate to the board. it has been, for me, a very positive experience and i must admit i actually enjoy working with people in the assessment appeal office and on the board, t00 if there's any questions i welcome them. >> yes. as i asked all the other applicants can you address some of the things you hope to work on better moving forward are their influenc

ricci i think your column every month in the various publications is very helpful and a great community service in your knowledge of the different neighborhoods i think particularly valuable for the assessment appeals board. thank you for your service >> i actually read both of your columns, to >> thank you. exley of mervy:. we are now joined by supervisor cohen. >> it still good morning. supervisors. my name is merv: could i've served on assessment board number two for many years . my career encompasses about five years of buying and selling real estate as a broker and 25 years appraising. i had a mee medium size fo many years , 8 to 10 people. at a moment i consider myself semi-retired but so i bring quite a bit of experience in real estate to the board. it has been, for me, a very positive experience and i must admit i actually enjoy working with people in the assessment appeal office and on the board, t00 if there's any questions i welcome them. >> yes. as i asked all the other applicants can you address some of the things you hope to work on better moving forward are their influenc