billy west told them about joan and david's swinging lifestyle. joan's affair.rey wilson's claim she wanted to run away with him financed with insurance money from david's death. then there was the allegation that joan tried to poison david. and testimony from a young man who insisted joan asked elizabeth to recruit him to commit the murder and dispose of the gun. but the d.a. saved his star witness for last. 15-year-old elizabeth shannon herself who told the jury that joan used a truly devious weapon. maternal love given and withdrawn to manipulate her into murder. >> i can take responsibility for my role in everything. but she was trying to put everything on me. that's the point i kind of woke up and realized, like, let me just tell the truth. >> was it true? on the stand elizabeth's accusation was clear and powerful. >> throughout the whole thing while i was testifying, she couldn't even look at me. >> joan did not testify. she sat quietly and listened as her attorney paul herzog portrayed liz as a liar and ruthless killer who acted entirely alone when she ex

joan chung lives with her husband and their three children.hong kong, the company had attained careers at a major corporation. their jobs carried pressure and heavy responsibilities. but were very rewarding for them. when they moved to taiwan, joan chose to become a stay-at-home mother while mac looked for a job with flexible hours. although they dip into their savings to get by, the change has enabled them to spend more time with their children. >> the two met while working in the i.t. department of the same company. they got to know each other over the dreams they shared for their work. after they got married, mac launched his own company and joan became a manager. although they were successful enough to hire two housekeepers after they had children, the 2014 umbrella movement caused them to re-evaluate their views on life. >> joan and mac sought a normal life for their children. the cost of attaining it was leaving behind their prior careers. life as usual continues in taiwan. news about hong kong regularly makes the headlines. some immigra

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joan? [ applause ] >> mr. president, i know i speak for all my fellow staff members when i ask you to please accept this gift as a token of our affection. we hope one and all of us that it will help you remember us when you're out there in god's country with one of those horses we know you'll be riding. thanks on behalf of all the staff for all you've done for us. we'll miss you terribly. we wish you good health, good life, lots of fun and god's blessing. thank you, sir. you want to hold it? >> have a little problem. they just took the stitches out. >> let me put it down. here, i'll hold it and you take them out. [ applause ] >> thank you very much. thank you very much. and when i get home, i understand that the canadian mounted police are delivering a horse. and this will take care of that horse. oh, thank you very much. >> now i'd like to ask another original plank owner, elaine crispen, to come forward and present mrs. reagan with a gift from the staff. [ applause ] >> if anyone noticed mrs. reagan's look s

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sometimes you might end up with more-- more smaller apps and a much larger ecosystem. >> sreenivasan: joan donovan of shorenstein center, thanks so much for joining us. >> any time. >> sreenivasan: for more analysis from joan donovan and juliette kayyem, go to www.pbs.org/wshour. >> sreenivan: in the midst of the political turmoil in washington, d.c., there is still a growing covid-19 crisis as the pandemic continues to rage. the united states recorded a record number of daily coronavirus cases fothe second there were more than 300,000 confirmed new cases, according to the "new york times" database, a 40% increase, on o.erage, compared to two weeks ag the u.s. recorded 3,890 deaths on friday, near a daily record in all, the death in the u.s. is now nearly 300. as cases spike, vaccine rollout in the u.s. continues to be slower than projecte according to the centers for 6.7 million people have received a first dose. in the uted kingdom, much of the country remains under a tight lockdown to prevent the nsread of coronavirus, including the more-tramissible strain that is spreading there. offic

charles: joan joins me now.ere printing out closing signs and that you had gone through your entire life savings. tell us about the struggle and, you know, just what it means to you. >> well, i was literally looking at my computer screen, i had vista print up and designing my sign. i wanted it to be nice, but it was sad putting up the sign. i kept thinking, is this really it? because for ten months, ten months it was like we were being bombed, you know? one thing after another, one thing after another. and i wondered, was anybody in the government ever worked in a restaurant? did they know what we were going through? and just take, take, take away, take away. and i'm doing the books, and i did spread sheets night after night after night. i felt terrible that i had to go to my daughters that had been with me since the day we opened and i said, we can't make it. i knew we could not make it. the protection plan, it was not written properly. they gave you eight weeks, so i was closed. what am i going to do, pay payr

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joan biggs in new york as well what do you say to those people who say these crypto currencies are a great idea and they say they're a great idea because their logic some of their logic says this it means that money in inverted commas can be fairer in the way it's you. used by the people who use it so that's why certain ministrations in the west indies are experimenting with this and if you look at the continent of africa where a banking system for a lot of people simply doesn't exist their mobile phone with an app becomes their banking system so you can live in a poor country and putting that in inverted commas or a country that has little slash no infrastructure but you can still do banking and in effect live in a crypto currency world. well so so i think let's let's talk about that 1st point i mean you can still do banking and the and the banking doesn't necessarily have to be connected with any sort of crypto currency might my view of the crypto currency and i think i think they said that i think the other 2 guys said it best when they basically said look who owns this right now

can ijust say, you mentioned those over 80 and there is joan collins. joan gets a shot in the arm.mention her age but she does fit into that category. let's move on the daily telegraph saying all adults to receive a vaccine autumn because of these hubs opening. because there have not been much mention of younger adults up until now. this is part of the problem because what we know is that one in three of us can have the virus without knowing it and can spread it. and so some advisers have been telling the prime minister that it is not people being of the missing that when the can open up, about us being able to be over the worst of this by spring but the problem is that you cannot just vaccinate all the over 70s and health care workers and vulnerable and then your people can still wander about spreading it further. everyone needs to be fact that it's we are looking at autumn really for everyone to get vaccinated and that is what the health secretary said today, that by autumn everybody who was an adult will be off of the vaccine. however the daily mail says care homes feel that had

abogado: juliana se refiere a los bienes que joan les dio en vida a sus hijos, joan fue un hombre bondadosoa: yo no tengo comunicaciÓn con mis hermanos, no me hablo con ninguno de esos. y hablaron despuÉs de que hice las declaraciones. y entre puentes que estar muy cerca a mis hermanos me han comentado que no se llevan bien y sÓlo aparentan llevarse bien. por eso yo digo y les creo porque estÁn a su alrededor. carlos: difÍcil situaciÓn, abogados de por medio y eso siempre es difÍcil. tambiÉn el abogado dijo que por medio de tu mamÁ te dejÓ tres propiedades en texas. abogado: la niÑa era menor de edad y no podÍa dejarle bienes de manera directa pero sÍ a travÉs de su mamÁ. entonces tenemos conocimiento de que algunas propiedades en la uniÓn americana, porque ella vive allÁ se la dejo a travÉs de su mamÁ. francamente no conocemos a detalle los bienes que le dejÓ cada uno pero son cuestiones personales. carlos: cuestiones personales, quÉ opinas de esto' juliana:si tengo tres propiedades acÁ, dos no están bajo mi nombre, estÁn bajo el nombre de mi papÁ, pero prÁcticamente no es tener nada porqu

karla: una de las hijas de joan sebastian le reclama una de las casas de las herencias.su telÉfono y cuando ingresÓ a tomar su telÉfono nunca, nunca dijo perdona. maity: los padres exigen que el hotel tambiÉn se haga responsable. horas antes de ser arrestada dio una entrevista a la cadena cbs. " no creo que este acto me defina como persona, este error no es quien soy, pero sinceramente desde el fondo de mi corazÓn pido disculpas si el niÑo se sintiÓ ofendido". maity: aceptan sus disculpas? >> esto es mÁs grande que una disculpa asÍ, es mÁs grande, no es sÓlo por nuestro hijo, es por todos los niÑos en amÉrica. por esos niÑos que estÁn en campos y que no tienen los mismos derechos. maity: cÓmo estÁ tu hijo ahora? >> estÁ en terapia. comenzamos terapia. queremos que esto no se algo que siga por toda su vida. sabemos que estos tipos de eventos tienen consecuencias mÁs adelante. maity: y esos padres estÁn muy preocupados por su hijo. estÁn recibiendo terapia y decÍan que gracias a las influencias que tuvieronambos padres son mÚsicos, trabajar muchos aÑos con beyonce, la aten

reagan would like to call on joan duquesne. she is among the longest-serving members of the presidents white and has af presentation on behalf of all of us, for you. [applause] >> mr. president, i know i speak for all of my fellow staff members when i ask you to please accept this gift as a token of our affection. we hope it will help you remember us when you are out there in god's country with one of those horses we know you'll be riding. thanks on behalf of all the staff for all you've done for us. we'll miss you terribly. we wish you good health, good life, lots of fun, and god's blessing. thank you, sir. [applause] pres. reagan: i have a little problem. they just took the stitches out. mrs. reagan: here, i'll hold it. [gasps] [applause] [cheers and applause] pres. reagan: thank you very much, and when i get home, i understand the navy and mounted police are delivering a horse and this will take care of that. oh, thank you very much. ask anotherlike to original plank owner, elaine kristen to present mrs. reagan with a gift f

let joan talk. >> what are you doing? you can't rush our elders. >> let her tell her story. >>> a founding member of the never miss the super bowl club is not letting the pandemic keep him from this year's big game. don chrisman from maine has attended all 54 super bowls. at first he wasn't quite sure he'd be able to get ticket this is year because the nfl is limiting the capacity. but the league made room, and he is heading to tampa. he turns 85 this year. he's had one round of the covid vaccine. he says he's a patriots fan but will be rooting for tom brady's buchholz. buccaneers. >>> o we're come back with another full 90 minutes of news including how one of the upcoming "jeopardy" guest hosts landed the gig. >>> now data johnson and johnson revealing the effectiveness of its covid vaccine. and a live look at 5:26. test >>> the cdc urging americans to avoid travel. what this all means for our current vaccines. >> johnson and johnson revealing brand new details about its covid-19 vaccine this morning. the effectiveness a

an american voice of peace through to most of us time's activist singer joan baez turns 80. on the world. well only a handful of feature films have ever been made in sudan the latest one bears the chilling title you will die at 20 the movie's already won awards at the berlin and venice film festivals and it could bring sudan its very 1st oscar in just a moment i'll talk to director a la la about what it was like filming during sudan's revolution 1st here's a look at the movie. the weight of money on the line i. believe. the baby was a man is born into a world ruled by superstition. soon after his birth an unexpected event cost the shadow of death of his young life. due to but many of the women by the city today show. a lot. he was sure. cemented in a demi that is hidden and maybe he saw while he was in them out how to hide his jonathan from the socom of lot of the market. town that was the origin. of his usual community madness and how to do it would be a wee mama to get. people off the top to bottom of the house it was. the power of law form plus american city going to be d

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reagan, i would like to call on joan to kane, an original blank owner of your administration, having been on board since january 20th 1981. just one of the longest serving members of the white house staff and as a presentation on behalf of all of us for you. mister president. [applause]u (applause) >> mister president i know i speak for all my fellow staff members were to ask you to please accept the scif as a token of our affection. we hope one in a little help you remember us when you are out there and gods country with one of those horses we know you will be riding. thanks on the half of all the staff for all you've done for us. we miss you terribly. we wish you good health, good life, lots of fun and gods blessing. thank you sir. (applause) >> i have a little problem. they just took the stitches out. >> we're all hold. (applause) >> thank you very much. and when i get home, i understand that the canadian mounted police are delivering a horse and this will take care of that horse. (laughter) >> now i'd like to ask another original plank owner elaine kristen to present mrs. reagan

so well a reason for us to play his workers this weekend absolutely joan thank you very much indeed.now the coronavirus pandemic has devastated the live music industry in most countries in the u.k. organizers are scrambling to work out what to do with events planned for the summer but new zealand has emerged as one of the few places in the world where bands can still play to large crowds when he reports. was. it's been a career defining 12 months for this rising new zealand band while much of the world has been in various forms of coronavirus lockdown l.a. b. has been traveling the country playing to packed stadiums we've been able to still perform. get out there and play gigs and then tour material which has made our fan base just explode. so it's a spin as from an awesome year but in other countries the pandemic has destroyed the live music industry one of the world's largest festivals glastonbury in the united kingdom has been cancelled for a 2nd consecutive year industry leaders worry that without support from the government and insurance companies some concerts and festivals may

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folk icon joan baez. polo. and bob dylan. they were down singer songwriter is the 1st musician to have received the nobel prize for literature among other accolades. and vivienne westwood turns 80 the woman who helped set the style for the punk scene in great britain in the seventy's but she also stands for political commitment against climate change and war in 2020 years she protested in a bird cage for the release of wiki leaks founder julian assange. if you love. her. to help. her live. and we celebrate posthumously the 100th birthday celebration of another artist experience or saving to become. just one of. joseph boyce was certainly radical and his words made him famous to. he reinvented the concept of art turning it on its head. i finished and. he was an incredibly courageous much of a person because you could really inspire others to follow along. you meant to mention are you should someone who courage people to believe in their own creativity that's a use it's. and. very influenced this year marks the centennial of po

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joan ba kewell there. enter mud come back to you if we can. joan bakewell there.ll go back to her later. president trump has described moves to impeach him for a second time as ‘absolutely ridiculous'. the president made his comments in the last hour as he left the white house to travel to texas. lawmakers in the house of representatives are expected to vote on impeachment tomorrow. the fbi has warned of possible armed protests across the country ahead ofjoe biden's inauguration next week. on the impeachment, it is really a continuation of the greatest witchhunt in the history of politics. it is ridiculous, it is absolutely ridiculous. this impeachment is causing tremendous angen impeachment is causing tremendous anger. and you are doing it and it is really a terrible thing that they are doing. saw nancy pelosi and trump junior to continue on are doing. saw nancy pelosi and trumpjunior to continue on this, i think it is causing to mend a danger to our country under tremendous angen to our country under tremendous anger. president trump that on his way to texas. as

brenden‘s now had his two vaccination jabs, and joan is scheduled to have hers later this week.et at court house in cheddar, staff made the selfless decision to move into the home in order to throw a blanket of protection over their residents. they stayed for three months. and now, with infection rates rocketing, they're doing the same once more. things have got quite scary out there again now. massive transmission in the community. every second counts. if someone offered to come in the middle of the night to give our vaccinations, our doors would be open, our arms would be ready. have you had any vaccinations in the last seven days? no. although staff and elderly residents are at the very top of the priority list, the relative delicacy of the pfizer vaccine saw a reluctance to take it to care homes, preferring vaccination centres instead. scotland, though, used a different approach. the pfizer vaccine was taken to care homes from the beginning. we worked out with pfizer a work around, which enabled us to pack down the large sizes of the doses into packages which could be transp

host: joan in alabama.et's talk about the incoming biden administration with the inauguration two days away. ramesh ponnuru, the first couple of days we see executive actions overturning things that happened in the trump administration. what are you looking forward to or expecting? guest: the administration has told us a lot of the things it is planning to do. the incoming white house chief of staff put out a memo on saturday where they outlined priorities and a lot of it is going to be stuff that includes reversing a lot of the republicans' executive orders. we have moved toward a ping-pong style governments where there is a lot of first day, first week in any administration after a change of party. the republicans tighten up taxpayer funding for organizations that promote abortion overseas and the democrats loosened that again. we are going to see a lot of that this time. some of the things the trump administration put in are going to take longer to undo because the administration, the new biden administr

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>> joan, appreciate it.er way now, president-elect biden's pick for secretary of state is testifying in his confirmation hearing and he just paid the trump administration a big compliment on one of its policies. stand by. your journey requires liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. wow. that will save me lots of money. this game's boring. only pay for what you need. liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. >>> the process of vetting the top nominees in the new administration fwan today. secretary of state nominee anthony blinken is facing a senate panel. so is secretary of defense nominee retired general austin. during blinken's hearing, he made clear his top priorities include china. >> let me say i believe president trump was right in taking a tougher approach to china. i disagree very much with the way that he went about it in a number of areas, but the basic principle was the right one and i think that's actually helpful to our foreign policy. >> i want to bring i

. >> les vio a contar de otro tema, hace algunos dÍas juliana la hija de joan sebastian denunciÓ que> la pelea continÚa de este asunto a pesar de que joan sebastian ya no estÁ con nosotros desde hace tiempo. >> veremos cuando se defina todo el testamento quÉ le toca a cada quien. >> pero mÁs adelante vamos a tener a juan osorio que describe el calvario que viviÓ cuando pensÓ que se morÍa estuvo contagiado del covid-19 su hijo emilio confiesa cÓmo escuchÓ a su padre despedirse de este mundo, declaraciones muy fuertes ada. >> pero serÁ mÁs adelante porque ahora vamos con francisco con mÁs de "un nuevo dÍa" ♪♪ asÍ es, chicas miren, esta historia me emociona mucho, porque el telÓn nuncaajÓ para los empleados del teatro united mÁs palace de nueva york, esta sala permanece cerrada por la pandemia, hasta ahora nadie ha perdido su trabajo y todos siguen cobrando su salario, verÓnica en su siguiente reportaje nos explica cÓmo lo lograron. >> la industria del entretenimiento en nueva york se ha visto bastante afectada tras la pandemia y para el united palace ha significado el reto mÁs difÍcil

in a memo, the fbi warmed ardent protests are being planned at all 50 state citals from joan larry 16ough at least january 20. -- from january 16 through at least january 20. fencing has gone up around the capitol building and washington state, already patrolled by local police in the national guard. there are threats armed groups might try to keep by the building -- might try to occupy the building. >> make sure the legislature is able to conduct their business. reporter: the state capital has been boarded up. at the state capitol building in austin, texas, fencing is a. in california, the governor has increased security and has considered calling in the national guard. concern is not limited to state capitals. law-enforcement and a number of large cities have expressed concern that other government buildings could be targeted by the irs those who believe trump's false cream that it was stolen election. >> today marks 10 years since the revolution that brought beggarly's authoritarian rule to an end. -- ben gillies authoritarian -- ben gillies -- bengalese authoritarian rule to an en

. >> not at mama joan. >> oh, joan. >>> san francisco's rec vacation and parks department is hoping to keep the 150 foot high ferris wheel that is currently at golden gate park for another four years. these amateur reports that rec park officials are seeking an extension until march 1st of 2025. the proposal scheduled to first be heard next thursday by the rec and park commission's operations committee before going before the historic preservation commission. the sky star observation wheel was installed as part of golden ga gate park's 150th anniversary. it barely has been open because of all of the covid restrictions. we were there the day that the wheel closed. remember how long that line was? >> it went from, look at that, why are these people in line? we know. >> people were flocking to it. we haven't had a chance to get on it. i hope it does stick around. >> me too. i have a vision of us in the wheel. >> me too. >> okay. >>> coming up next, a new video of a cougar spotted roaming around a neighborhood on the peninsula. >>> plus the surprising confession from a burglary suspect it'

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investigating the 1978 mass suicide of more than 900 members of the people's temple religious cult at joans town. >>> new drone video of a massive -- debris flowing watched out a chunk of that road at creek. tonight monterey and san luis obispo counties are under a state of emergency after taking the brunt of the damage. big sir is still open from the north on the caramel side. all right now to the winter storm in the sierra. take a look at this photo from the national weather service. it shows the blanket of snow a croc the region tonight. compared to ten days ago. what a difference. that means the slopes. so res vingto turn people away. it was a packed snow day in the sierra with many people heading up the mountain the play in this fresh poledder many turning to tahoe to unwind. hector chavez's family heading back to sacramento after a day on the mountain. more snow for sure. storms are still coming in. not only the snow in the mountains. it's rain here for us on monday. monday looks like it will be a pretty good rainmaker. not like this last week was. but still a good rainmaker. and i do

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