a deal with with crystal.d to testify against her husband and plead guilty plea to murder and kidnapping -- in exchange for a reduced sentence of 30 years. >> it's good for the jury to be able to hear, you know, the the backstory of what went on and the why of what went on. >> reporter: arron lewis went on trial. the prosecution's star witness, crystal lowery, took the stand and told the jury all the grisly details. she claimed it was all about money, not sex. >> she said he came up with the idea of kidnappin' someone. but she even went so far as to suggest real estate agents. >> reporter: she testified that she was in class at nursing school when lewis abducted beverly. >> she got a text from arron lewis saying, "look at this," or something like that. and it was a picture of ms. carter bound in the trunk of the car. she said that when she got home he had brought ms. carter back to the house. >> reporter: she told the jury when she got home beverly was locked in their bathroom. and what she said next showed ho

it's just crystals, it's hard crystals, white salt. you can probably taste it.the further out i walked, the less lovely it became. it's actually quite incredible! it's more like snow or sludge than white sand or crystals. when it gets wet around here, i'm getting really deep into it. whoa! today, this shimmering wilderness is a healthy source of income for the region. thanks mainly to a 3—month long festival throughout the winter. it is amazing what was a vast barren landscape has been transformed into this colourful complex, where by night, there's live music and other performances and by day, there's plenty of other activities, and just here, what you might call the glamping headquarters. 50,000 people have come here in the last couple of months alone. i guess this is like a cross between a weekend festival and a resort. it's basically a honey pot for the booming middle classes in india in what has been one of the fastest growing economies in the world. the revival of interest in kutch culture boosted by the festival has been a lifeline for one group of locals

some sad news from the op world crystal vladimir of yeah but shift the artist known simply as crystal died he came internationally famous for his massive public works of art covering landmarks with fabric and other materials crystals best known words was the rat's rice stuck in berlin in 1905 another office complex installations was the floating peers on italy's late israel the bulgarian born artist died in his home in new york city he was 84 years old. what's with the. stories that people told over w. on facebook and twitter to date and in touch follow us. innovation. but can you come for the major issues of our society. sees no founder sally. beyond the coast.

another important area of study by the japanese is the cultivation of protein crystals that enable the researchers to examine the structure of protein molecules on earth only small crystals form with many flaws. but in space the protein molecules form a large flawless crystals this allows their 3 dimensional structure to be examined more closely and thus their effect on the human body. there's already been a breakthrough researchers have developed a protein molecule to counter a deadly metabolic disease the scientists say it can slow the diseases course by half now they're setting their sights on bacterial proteins that cause dangerous infections. or environmentalist here in germany a warning of another disaster if no action is taken a big he's heading towards extinction insects a crucial pollinators of that decline is putting pressure on the world's food systems but the biggest backers here in germany after you contend with government bureaucracy and resistance for. this is where i'm not alina and the rule of 10 queen bees here at the german parliament named after the 2 most important

another important area of study by the japanese is the cultivation of protein crystals that enable the researchers to examine the structure of protein molecules on earth only small crystals form with many flaws. but in space the protein molecules form a large flawless crystals this allows their 3 dimensional structure to be examined more closely and thus their effect on the human body. there's already been a breakthrough researchers have developed a protein molecule to counter a deadly metabolic disease the scientists say it can slow the disease as course by half now they're setting their sights on bacterial proteins that cause dangerous infections. muslims around the world have been observing ramadan the holy time of fasting and prayer traditionally it's a time of community out a chance to gather with friends and family. spring complicated by widespread lockdown regulations so here in berlin christians muslims are unique place to pray . the call to prayer from inside the church of saint martha in berlin every friday throughout ramadan. the hotter than the top but. we see ramadan as a

i'm glad we're both on the same team. >> crystal method as well? >> i'm team crystal method. >> i knew i liked you. >> all right. thank you for having me. we have the stud funeral on may 31st at 6:00 p.m. tune in. you can check out the westbound site. plenty of merch. hang in there with us. >> i'm ordering stuff as soon as the show is done. thank you so much, honey. we'll be right back. >>> all right. that was a great conversation. i know we're standing by for california state superintendent tony thurmond and so many of you are squloijoining us. we're having a technical issue for him joining us over zoom. that's what happens. we're going to take a quick break on air. we're still on facebook live and streaming live. we're connect >>> welcome back. as we await superintendent tony thurmond. we want to show you this other reporting on this different kind of memorial day today as the country is in the middle of a pandemic. a lot of services to honor fallen heroes are virtual. the message does remain the same, though. >> on this historic memorial day, am

it also shows the beginning of crystal's career when all that was available for him to wrap up with old newspapers or performers of the 1960 s. it also shows his mammoth projects that the couple struggled for decades to realize such as the gates in new york's central park or the famous bridge in paris their undertakings were always wildly eccentric. christos last spectacular project was floating peers at lake italy in 2016. this was an installation that allowed people to literally walk on water. the artist sent this video message for the exhibitions opening. i'm very happy that all that is now and for the 25 and the rest of that i thank you very much i hope. krista turns 85 in june but despite the death of his partner john claud in 2009 he hasn't lost any of his creative spirit this fall he had planned to wrap the uk to paris a long held wish but the pandemic has forced him to put that project on hold for a year. the summer of 95 days almost gone the conversation continues online to find us on twitter either at u.w. news or you can follow me and golf t.v. i remember whatever happens bet

i mean, it'sjust hard crystals, white salt. you can probably taste it.he wettest. these are areas really for the adventurous traveller. this isn't india on tap. i'm on a quest to find out how history, religion and politics have shaped india. and i also meet the people who call this intriguing and sometimes overwhelming country home. it's going to be an amazing journey. for thousands of years, india found its riches and influence through international trade. and at the heart of this enterprise was the sea. and the state of gujarat, with 1,000 miles of coastline, served as a shipping gateway to africa, arabia and beyond. this is as far west as you can get in india, and it's the mingling of all the influences from overseas that have helped make gujarat what it is today. the region is known as kutch, and its beaches, like here in mandvi, are a popular domestic tourist attraction. but this ancient port town's economy is still anchored in a much older maritime tradition. this is genuinely incredible. i'm in heaven. a huge shipyard with boats and ships at vario

not to put bill crystal on the spot.ou know, when they talk about trump resistance, he is that rare thing. he is a resistance republican in 2020. or ex-republican. whatever you want to call it. >> a few years back, you know, he made the curve. he hit the curve and he kamt ba came back to realization. and we're happy for that. you know, the man's been around politics all his life. bill crystal. and he know he seen the way this was going. you know, and i believe in 20 years from now, 30 years from now, the president will go down as the president who's crashed the greatest economy, and overseen 150 to, god forbid, 200,000 american lives lost. that's just how they going to view it when it's said and done, 20-30 years from now. i guess bill crystal knew this guy wasn't ready for this. >> bill? >> yeah. i think i was right that he shouldn't have become the republican nominee and shouldn't have become president. lot of other people were right about that, too. and he won one election. i do think now it's a serious thing. congres

on earth, only small crystals form with many flaws. but in space, the protein molecules form large, flawless crystals. this allows their three-dimensional structure to be examined more closely, and thus, their effect on the human body. there has already been a breakthrough. researchers have developed a protein molecule to counter a deadly metabolic disease. the scientists say it can club -- can slow the disease's course by half. now they are setting their sights on bacterial proteins that cause dangerous infections. phil: in football, the german goalkeeper has extended -- extended his contract until 2023. it had been speculation in german media that the 34-year-old i walk away from the bundesliga champions after new signing in july. but he has committed himself, despite interest from premier league site chelsea. he's now likely to end his career in munich. and atalanta player has been named german football ambassador 2020 after a public vote. it's based in one of the italian cities were said by the coronavirus. he gave interviews about

if the artist known simply as crystal died he became internationally famous for his massive public works of fog covering landmarks with fabric and other materials crystals best known what was the rap thrice stuck in berlin in 1905 and other office complex installations was the floating piers on italy's lake in sale the boat carrying born artist died in his home in new york city he was 84 years old. what you think of the movie. sure you see that people the world over w. on facebook and twitter to date and in touch and follow us. nothing. but conquer the major issues of our society. sees no founders nellie. beyond the photo use it's modern day heroes in. inspirational people who take on the challenges of the world with their unique ideas. the person who would face off from narrow minds you look at those 2 problems and make them one solution to the new season of founders valley. starts june 13th on t.w. . i think i just want to concentrate on staying alive. and with common sense and caution. are exceeding our lives with a disorder that causes her muscles to waste away it also affects her br

to 95 was the 1st time we met with crystal. it was astonishing to see that every fold and wrinkle he had painted was exactly what you could see in real life later. it was as though he could envision the whole thing. your home saw the rapt. they also followed christos other installations for decades forging a friendship with him in the process a new exhibit at the populaire shows their collection in honor of the 25th anniversary of christos project. it did so much good for germany and germany granted them permission with such tolerance and generosity parliamentary building isn't just any structure. it also shows the beginning of crystal's career when all that was available for him to wrap up with old newspapers or performers of the 1960 s. it also shows his mammoth projects that the couple struggled for decades to realize such as the gates in new york's central park or the famous bridge in paris their undertakings were always wildly eccentric. christos last spectacular project was floating peers at lake italy in 2016. this was a

it also shows the beginning of crystal's career when all that was available for him to wrap up with old newspapers or performers of the 1960 s. it also shows his mammoth projects that the couple struggled for decades to realize such as the gates in new york's central park or the famous bridge in paris their undertakings were always wildly eccentric. christers last spectacular project was floating piers at lake italy in 2016. this was an installation that allowed people to literally walk on water. the artist sent this video message for the exhibitions opening. i'm very happy that all that is now and for the 25 in the rest of that i thank you very much i hope you enjoyed a condition. christa turns 85 in june but despite the death of his partner john claud in 2009 he hasn't lost any of his creative spirit this fall he had planned to wrap the uk to paris a long held wish but the pandemic has forced him to put that project on hold for a year. you're watching the news from berlin and don't forget you can get all the latest news information on our website at steve w. dot com i'm terry martin t

the 95 was the 1st time we met with crystal. it was astonishing to see that every fold and wrinkle he had painted was exactly what you could see in real life later. it was as though he could envision the whole thing. ingrid and thomas your home saw the rapt. they also followed christos other installations for decades forging a friendship with him in the process a new exhibit at the populaire shows their collection in honor of the 25th anniversary of christos project. it did so much good for germany and germany granted them permission with such tolerance and generosity a parliamentary building isn't just any structure. it also shows the beginning of crystal's career when all that was available for him to wrap up with old newspapers or performers of the 1960 s. it also shows his mammoth projects that the couple struggled for decades to realize such as the gates in new york's central park or the famous poet bridge in paris their undertakings were always wildly eccentric. christos last spectacular project was floating peers at lake

another important area of study by the japanese is the cultivation of protein crystals that enable the researchers to examine the structure of protein molecules on earth only small crystals form with many flaws. but in space the protein molecules form a large flawless crystals this allows their 3 dimensional structure to be examined more closely and thus their effect on the human body. there's already been a breakthrough researchers have developed a protein molecule to counter a deadly metabolic disease the scientists say it can slow the disease as course by half now they're setting their sights on bacterial proteins that cause dangerous infections. in football and germany goalkeeper manuel neuer has extended his contract with buying music until 2023 the had been speculation in german media that 34 year old might walk away from the blunders league champions after they signed shall cause our alexandra nubile for july but no i was not to receive him self to. by and despite what's of interest from english premier league side chelsea the world cup winner is now likely to end his career in

crystal turns 85 in june but despite the death of his partner john claud in 2009 he hasn't lost any of his creative spirit this fall he had planned to wrap the octu triomphe in paris a long held wish but the pandemic has forced him to put that project on hold for a year. and with that now you're up to date on t.w. news i'm sarah kelly in berlin thank you so much for joining us of a great day and distances say see. the menus do some things a bit differently than other things very different. the younger generation on the labor markets. their focus not confident and optimistic. they want nothing less or to choose to. recheck the posts of generation lives made in germany. next on t w. this state of emergency is the normal people around the world are documenting these dramatic times. they're keeping a corona diary and welcoming us into the meiers they let us get as a close and personal as the pandemic will allow. the diary starts many genes on t w. how does a virus spread. why do we panic and when will all this. just 3 of the topics that we've covered in the weekly radio show is called spec

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it's just crystal, hard crystals. white salt. i began ibegan in i began in the far west. this week, i have travelled 2000 miles over to the north—east. i am on the banks of the mighty river and about to go toa banks of the mighty river and about to go to a very spiritual place. it's one of india's lesser—known regions. and just to my right is the border with bangladesh. a part of the country that prides itself on its traditions. he makes it look so easy. but it's incredibly difficult. but it is also looking forward and embracing progress. so now i am on my way to go and see assam's very own eco—warrior. it is going to be an incredible adventure. india's north—east. a collection of eight states almost cut off from the rest of this vast country, but for a tiny strip of land. at partition, a large swathe of the region was sectioned off to become east pakistan which later became bangladesh, leaving the indian area landlocked. it is geographically and culturally out on a limb. this is frontier country, little known to tourists and other indians alike. they call it the land of

>>crystal clear skies usually nice and beautiful to take it and that's part of the reason it's so hot high pressure ridge means there's not a lot of coastal air pushing into our inland areas and the state will be our hottest spots yet again. heat advisories and peach and then excessive heat warnings and pink across the bay area. our peninsula, coastal and even oakland berkeley spots, we'll get a touch of a sea breeze and i was actually going make a difference in these areas that sea breeze isn't going to push much further inland than that though so we will have a few spots that are receiving a break from the call from the heat and then other spots not really getting much of a break it all. pittsburgh are closest area to 80 degrees right now we're only at 8.30 and you're already there. dublin livermore fairfield glade going conquered all pretty warm as well right now, so i hope you have the windows open letting the cool breeze and while we still have it it's not going to last for much longer. concord and live or work close to 100 degrees today. antioch at one '02 printed the hayward in

like this grotto full of sparkling salt crystals. because it was on board it's something special or unique in the world as far as we know the salt crystals of this size with a metre long edge aren't found anywhere else except at america. and in the right light it's twice as beautiful. the. time now for our weekly the mail our viewer jeff messmate sent us a video of his trip to the island of later on the philippines there he went scuba diving and that's an amazing footage of the pacific colorful underwater world. book castle in iceland a symbol of german reunification. and 2 was located only a couple of kilometers from the inner german border germany is arguably a country of many castles so why did the baath book play such a crucial role in german history i meeting with baum howard to find out stuff. for many years he's been showing visitors through the book into the birthplace of the modern german language 500 years ago monte lucia translated the bible into german in this very room until then there have been countless dialects has bi

you watch the video he has, and he says it's pretty crystal clear to him. have the police department with the internal affairs investigation, you'll have the district attorney that it's his job to investigate crimes in his region, now you have the feds involved as well. walk me through in some cases where there can be an advantage or in other cases it could maybe cause tension. >> right, because they're entirely different things. the feds could not charge him with murder here. that's the taking of someone's life under state law. that would be under minnesota's state law. the internal investigation, the police, frankly, are notoriously protective of their folks, so that may be tricky as well. then there's the federal question which, again, gets back to federal law and the constitution. under the fourth amendment, the law that governs how people are arrested and treated when they're in custody, was it violated here? and then looming over all that are these powerful questions of race and policing in america. now, again, race will not be a relevant factor to th

>> i wish i had a crystal ball to be able to say that.playing a doctor for that long all i do is think about the emts and the nurses we did work with and -- >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> yeah. you know, a bunch of them are still working even though some of them were retired. and you think about having played a doctor you think about the real doctors and you have an inkling of what they go through. and you don't know a lot. but it's like i give all praise to them. >> are your parents with you? i know sometimes your parents will come to the show when you come visit us in the studio. >> i think my parents have been with me on the show every single time. they're not here. they're in vancouver. but i brought a picture. this is my favorite picture of my parents. >> jimmy: that's a good picture. >> that's a nice picture. so no, they are sheltering in vancouver. >> jimmy: they are taking it seriously you? you don't have to talk them out of going to the mall or whatever? >> you know, i'm sure so many people are going through this exact same thing with th

what makes crystal so unique is she spent a good portion of her career as a ceo in her house. she's a brand-new ceo, taking office just a few weeks before the stay-at-home order. and that's where we find her, crystal joining us via teleconference from her home. good morning. that's quite a timeline. you get your first job as ceo, a few weeks lat right, thanks for having me, scott, that is a very true statement. >> that must be tough. how are you managing as ceo, trying to work from your kitchen table? >> well, i think it's been challenging for a lot of people. but i have to tell you, the comment that you made about the fact that i've worked from home for the better part of my career has really helped equip me to know exactly what it's going to take to work remote and to really make sure i can this about what it's going to take for the rest of our employees located across the globe. it's natural, and with our talented employees, i'm impressed by how well we've traditi transitioned to working remote. the challenge has been the bandwidth to make sure we're supported in our commun

why do you think your family's been so affected by cancer because of the crystal. because of the crystal. because of it. there's nothing else. that's not the deal. is the chris cell is the rail yard. the rail yard stopped treating wood with creosote in 1984. but now the groundwater under more than $100.00 properties near the site is contaminated with chemicals found in creosote. this is the actual site but these are the 110 properties that have grown contamination underneath dr lauren hopkins is leading a community survey to learn more about the people within the cancer cluster of the 30 households or teams surveyed 43 percent reported the cancer diagnosis the city average 6 percent renewable determine precisely where the cancer is in the cluster look and we know which census tracks are elevated and the census tracks that. are elevated out of the 10 are surrounding the union pacific railroad site do you think research contamination has anything to do with this cancer cluster i don't know what is causing the cancers we do know that those those are the kinds of cance

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kron 4 is saluting the class of 2020 and this morning we want to congratulate crystal and don and crystal is graduating from abraham lincoln high school. she plans to continue her education at san jose city college so congratulations to her. you can let us know about a graduate in your life look at all these graduates here great photos right keep it coming all you have to do is go to kron 4 dot com find salute to grads 2020 it's right under the news tab. we love to hear from you submit your picture. let us know you know what school you're graduating from and then what's next. >>we'll take a quick break and we'll be right back stay with us. welcome back everyone during this public health crisis kron four's been honoring people doing great things and their community in this morning. >>we're highlighting cathy cole blic the public health director for marine county's department of health and human services. she is right there kathy help pick stab lish a drive-thru coronavirus testing site and the rain county and over the last few weeks they focused on testing first responders and county worke