that was it, said detective tim hopper.othing else was taken or disturbed. >> well, it didn't make sense. >> did it make sense as a burglary? i mean -- >> no. >> -- as an attempted burglary? >> no. and -- >> so if it wasn't an attempted burglary, why would somebody be messing around with -- >> to stage it. to try to throw people off track. >> mind you there was that sweatshirt that didn't belong in the house. had the killer, in his rush to escape, left it behind? while officers tried to track that down, angie and marie were at the sheriff's office in separate interview rooms answering a lot of pointed questions. >> why not kill you too? >> i don't know if he looked in on angie and justin and justin woke up and he sensed trouble. i don't know. >> i mean, why not kill angie? >> and this was weird. somehow, said detective bartholomew, their tone just didn't seem right. especially angie's. >> i thought that i guess due to what had just happened, that she would be very emotionally upset. and to me, it was just like a regular int

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and italian hopper singer has got the sputnik 3 kovi jab while on tour he moscow and ahead of her performance in the bolshoi theater she told us why. going to school with the brits you know since i am in moscow to work at the bolshoi theater i had an opportunity to take this politically short term he took it in europe separately it's considered one of the most effective and it is amazing that russia made its vaccine available to wherever it wants to get it as a foreigner i had the opportunity to get inoculated for free but many people even asked me whether they can come to russia and get vaccinated it one well for me i didn't experience any side effects. on the vaccine has helped to bring down the number of daily new kovi cases here in russia and on saturday a 3rd national shot was registered to you and showed you for distribution next month and the maria community again compared the situation with the european union and hopes that sputnik 3 will get to the blocked. and when i'm there probably in my pocket you know what it is but you know. when it comes to europe it is a huge problem that it

and that includes international artists and celebrities mike tyson long time ago and even dennis hopper back in the day and got stoned here they all got stoned in the greenhouse and. they had a really good time in amsterdam but they're not allowed to come in the future anymore no so that's going to be very difficult if. it's no dog richard branson are coming here and you have to refuse them entry to limit illegal trade in trucks the netherlands opened its 1st coffee shop in the early 1970 s. where a small amount of cannabis could be bought and consumed this unique service quickly attracted customers are very proud of the system that we've had for 40 years and the whole system basically is based on the fact that everyone is welcome and everybody can come to the coffee shop and buy their cannabis in a safe way the old city center of amsterdam is usually packed with thousands of tourists and the smell of cannabis is never far away since the lockdown this is how did the capital looks like local residents say they can finally sleep this shows that tourism was out of control all of us lived i

to montana i came here in 1876 in one of those ends and we hiked into the backcountry near glass hopper glacier and i was in love. i tell the story because tim was a dedicated educator who shaped my life. there are many educators like tim in montana and throughout the country. they make lasting impacts in the lives of our students, not only imparting their knowledge but also sharing their experience, wisdom and passion. they make us better. we should do everything we can to ensure any teacher who wants to start their career in montana can. but montana ranks at the bottom nationally in starting teacher pay. wyoming's the on - - starting pay is 45 percent higher than montana. after receiving a teaching degree a montana student should have to choose between earning more in wyoming or teaching in montana with the worst salary in the country. that's what happened to a couple of teachers who used to live in central montana a husband and wife both taught in the same high school. they were early in their teaching careers, just starting a family and they soon realize they cannot raise a family a

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so these are still bills in the hopper. they haven't been passed.o we need to make sure that they understand what the implications are if they were to pass these bills. >> and then the supreme court next week is going to hear a voting rights act case. so should democrats kind of prepare themselves for disappointment, given that the court has a recent history on this issue? now with the new balance of power in the supreme court, that will further enforce that. >> yeah, i think there's a good chance that the democrats or the plaintiffs in the original case are going to lose at the u.s. supreme court. but you can lose badly or you can lose in a better way. and i think they're hoping that this doesn't gut section 2 of the voting rights act, which is a way of trying to get at laws that have discriminatory impacts, whether they be voter i.d. laws, some of these sunday poll closing laws, restrictions on absentee balloting. we'll see whether the court issues an expansive ruling on those issues. >> we'll be following. thank you so much for your expertise on

see fort mikey thought you had trouble with three hoppers in the last "kennedy kourt".here we go. two brothers arrested for staging a fake stabbing for social media. twenty-one and 19 years old pretended to fight with a kitchen knife. unsuspecting witnesses called police after one brother pretended to stab the other. police arrived to find both brothers covered in blood, administered first aid to see pretended to be dying on the floor, after two mentee setups are laughing till the officer was an internet prank. their part charge with making false alarm call in making a false statement to law enforcement. how do you defend this mike chase? >> the hypertechnical defense is they have been charged with making a false police called making false to the place they did neither of the sayings and neighbors did pray they are not guilty of the offense that's charged. but look, i met a rare situation for to have a libertarian judge in jura think my defenses i'm going to say, i thought this was america? i don't need a permit to get the bacon night fight with my brother, not guilty.

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minister of interior its main job is to keep the dictator in power that is the job that is in the hopper up that is the security services i mean the. all kinds of security service around it it was very interesting for example in cairo the interior ministry in central cairo did a lot of torture. in damascus the torture was carried out in the midst of interior which was just a veil damascus railway line it was built by the east germans who had the former soviet bloc building the interior ministry and then the americans sending off the prisoners to be tortured in them with conducting for example some 15 or 20 percent of his so-called people's committees are devoted to counterintelligence and spying on fellow libyan citizens and that creates such a painful climate where people can no longer trust their neighbors their friends. the government informant and it creates a very paralyzing. climate i've often introduce some of these dictators and i usually say to them look these you would rights activists to put in jail a more dangerous jew in jail or to jail and the inevitably see to be who but m

. >>> new this morning the toy association just gave it's two top hoppers to baby yoda.ver you look at it. this little guy has more than 25 sound and motion combinations. the award winning toy giggles and can wiggle its ears and raise its arms. the toy closes its eyes after pretending to use the force and takes a force nap. >>> also new, in celebration of the landing of the nasa news mars ro ver krispy kreme is offering a new doughnut to looks like the planet. >>> the last rover mission was in 2012. >>> they just announced a new baby on the way. prince harry and meghan are sitting down with oprah. they discuss their move to the united states, their future goals and more. you can watch that prime time special on sunday march 7th right here on kpix5. >>> it's 5:50. >> next on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn. a socially distanced mardi gras. how people are finding new ways to celebrate the holiday. >>> and a live look at the richmond, san rafael bridge. traffic picking up there. >> coming up, on the drew barrymore show. healthy noodle recipes to use in the kitchen. >>> it's all

both houses of congress voted special hoppers for jacob chestnut and john gibson, each killed in the line of duty in a shocking gun battle at the capitol last week. hundreds of school children, capitol hill employees and lawmakers filed into the soaring rotunda today to pay tribute. the capitol's ornate and spectacular rotunda echoed with expressions of grief. many wore blue ribbons as sign of respect. blue for the thin blue line often used to describe police officers, no member of the capitol police force had ever been killed in the line of duty before, and no one here was quite prepared to cope. this loss hit a nerve. it was an assault on the nation's most recognizable symbol, its capitol, an assault no one wants to live through again. gwen ifill, nbc news, the capitol. >> an assault no one wants to live through again. an assault on the nation's most recognizable symbol. that was the last time the u.s. capitol was attacked and u.s. capitol police officer were killed in defense of the capitol and the line of duty, the summer of 1998. the ceremony tonight offering u.s. capitol police

and that includes international artists and celebrities mike tyson long time ago and even dennis hopper back in the day and got stoned here they all got stoned in the greenhouse and. they had a really good time in amsterdam but they're not allowed to come in the future anymore no so that's going to be very difficult if. snow dog richard branson are coming here and you have to refuse them entry to limit illegal trade in drugs the netherlands opened its 1st coffee shop in the early 1970 s. where a small amount of cannabis could be bought and consumed this unique service quickly attracted customers very proud of the system that we've had for 40 years and the whole system basically is based on the fact that everybody is welcome and everybody can come to the coffee shop and buy their kind of base in a safe way the old city center of amsterdam is usually packed with thousands of tourists and the smell of cannabis is never far away since the lockdown this is how did the capital looks like local residents say they can finally sleep this shows that tourism was out of control all of us left in th

relocate to where this guy lives in new mexico and they end up -- like the democrat played by dennis hoppertands for anti-abortion. the democrat candidate comes out with a commercial for life. the republican candidate comes out -- because this guy is an idiot and doesn't know what he believes, and every utterance that he makes these politicians react to it throwing their principles on the floor, just to get his vote. sadly, this is what some of the conservative intellectuals in our movement want to do, essentially. and that we cannot do. we've got to stand for what we believe and treat people as adults and understand they can learn. [applause] it's called optimism. joe biden, again, ladies and gentlemen, was watching cbs -- when did you start here? thursday? you might have seen this. the days run together. it might have been wednesday, but biden was on the cbs early show. and he was asked -- the anchorette -- sorry. i'm trying to change my ways. i've been doing women summit programs so not to offend women. [applause] the anchor, maggie rodriguez, went out and got some man-on-the-street ques

guess that i have been listening in and listening in, and i see $4 billion of capital projects in the hopper. i see $500 million of capital expenditures needed. and i am also -- i'm a little nervous about the economic outlook over the next -- i saw the 80% projected, you know, to fy24 as the baseline for revenue. and, listen, we don't know if a lot of these companies coming back and we don't know if work from home is going to be our future, and pinterest sold their whole building. there's a lot of big "ifs" if people will move around the city and how much they'll spend to do it. and in all of the things that you just mentioned i have to say that i'm not a mathematician, it doesn't feel that it gets to what our financial needs will be over the next eight to nine years realistically if we want to check off all of the boxes of what we need to fund. so i'm wondering, like, if we could marshall all of our political and administrative resources to a large idea that could bring in potentially, you know, a sufficient amount of funding to actually cover our financial needs over the next eight to nine

guess that i have been listening in and listening in, and i see $4 billion of capital projects in the hopper. i see $500 million of capital expenditures needed. and i am also -- i'm a little nervous about the economic outlook over the next -- i saw the 80% projected, you know, to fy24 as the baseline for revenue. and, listen, we don't know if a lot of these companies coming back and we don't know if work from home is going to be our future, and pinterest sold their whole building. there's a lot of big "ifs" if people will move around the city and how much they'll spend to do it. and in all of the things that you just mentioned i have to say that i'm not a mathematician, it doesn't feel that it gets to what our financial needs will be over the next eight to nine years realistically if we want to check off all of the boxes of what we need to fund. so i'm wondering, like, if we could marshall all of our political and administrative resources to a large idea that could bring in potentially, you know, a sufficient amount of funding to actually cover our financial needs over the next eight to nine

first squad has been named as the midfielderjill scott is among the seniorfigures included, and monda hopper control and prevention now, i will be back for another update. see you later this afternoon. thank you, john. the government risks �*turning the clock back�* on equality for women — because economic support packages offered during the pandemic have been �*repeatedly skewed towards men,�* — that�*s the finding of a group of cross—party mps. the committee chair caroline nokes said the government had "repeatedly failed to consider" caring inequalities faced by women. the report recommends reforms, including making it easierfor staff to get flexible working. alex forsyth has more. well, i�*ve got the brunt of everything, really — trying to earn a living and to home—school my son. i'd found a job that was perfect for me and my family, and then it was just taken away from me by this pandemic. a lot of companies are looking . for new people, but the problem is that they're not very flexible. for each of these women, the pandemic�*s come with a particular cost — jobs lost, childcare struggles

hopefully, and that is not a word we i hopefully, and that is not a word we have heard for many months, hopperisn't there? i think there is a lot of cause for- for optimism, isn't there? i think. there is a lot of cause for optimism as move towards a summer, and with a higher proportion of the population vaccinated and protected. and also seasonality in respect of 30 —— and respiratory infection. i think the summer does help reduce transmission. on the other hand, there are things we can be concerned about— some segments of the population with low levels of vaccine uptake, particularly in a non—white ethnic groups and in poorer parts of the country, and in some geographical neighbourhoods, there may be still possibilities for high mortality outbreaks, so we also need to bear that in mind. and high mortality outbreaks, so we also need to bear that in mind.— high mortality outbreaks, so we also need to bear that in mind. and as we watch izioris — need to bear that in mind. and as we watch boris johnson _ need to bear that in mind. and as we watch boris johnson get _ need to bear that in mind. an