shelton's people were organized and were vicious.umber of them had military training, and that made them a much more dangerous threat. >> over the last several months, members of the aryan nations church and other neo-nazi groups have been connected to a whole series of very violent events. >> the united klans of america, the country's oldest group of ku klux klansmen, is threatened with financial ruin. >> so they started calling late into the night, in the wee hours of the morning, to say, you know, we're going to come and get you. they just kept calling, kept calling, kept calling. >> they got fired up because we sued them. >> in 1983, the klan burned our building in montgomery, alabama. >> not only had our office been firebombed in the night by a klan group, morris lived at that time on a farm. >> they came to my house trying to track me down, and they found that i had security guards out there. >> they discovered on his property camouflaged klan people with high-powered assault rifles trying to sneak up to morris' house. >> the n

you have the blake shelton turkish towel, dog bandanna and blake shelton shams.hey? they adore my shams. you were trying to get a laugh out of them. >> jimmy: you know, i feel like i know you a little bit. and shams were not something i ever imagined you'd even know what they were. >> i don't know what that is. it looks like a pillow for me. >> jimmy: it's the outfit for the pillow. >> gwen had a lot of input. >> jimmy: on the shams? >> just everything to do with the land's end stuff. and so that's probably how shams even made into it the thing to begin with. >> jimmy: right. and you wouldn't want to be a dog walking around without a bandanna. itted be embarrassing. >> i wouldn't want to walk around without one. >> jimmy: a few years back, gwen told me you are very hard to shop for. do you think of yourself as hard to shop for? >> yeah. are you getting in with the gift? >> jimmy: yeah. >> you regift it to me. >> jimmy: i bought it and i gave it to gwen to give to you. >> you bought it? >> jimmy: yeah. >> the flamethrower? >> jimmy: the flamethrower. >> he is lite

they could not stop cam shelton. tying the game in the last seconds.er was more of thme. no answers for shelton. he scored the lion stunned the gail 78- 74. there is class tomorrow. i wonder if the kids are going. -- and barnes, colorful jacket. you will get nothing and like it. open inside for jones. it is the pac 12 player of the year. patrick milo, middle screen. the red splintered panthers, tied up in the final minute. right here, no look fashion. costing the sharks going for a third straight win. the sharks won in miami. the -- to be a five seat on channel 5. lnu went to can tag and beat the bulldogs. >>> bringing real world skills to the classroom. how one teacher is helping students take control of the future. >> we get to learn how to manage money and manage our time. >>> as we celebrate, we would like to introduce you to a teacher doing something cool, giving students the tools they need to take control of their lives. it starts with life lessons on how to manage time and finances. >> let build this credit. >> reporter: for tracy clark and his students, the pract

the gaels seconds away from the 13th straight win, but l'm us cam shelton ties the game at 63, whichis two seconds to go. we go to overtime. logan johnson had 31 there's two of them. puts the gaels up by two. but shelton wouldn't be denied layup with eight seconds to go put the lines up by three and you see what happens. fans rushed the floor. lmu pulls off the shocker , handing st mary's their first conference loss. 78 74 sharks at the panthers, where jonah, gadjah vich and florida's giovanni smith trade haymakers. they go to the penalty box, getting to know each other. we're tied at one in the second. erik karlsson can't clear the puck. sammy reinhardt. scores from his easter. 2 to 1 panthers . they had to empty netters and they win. they beat the sharks. 4 to 1 is coming back when we're gonna see actually had a little announce nt today a g this? manny: i'm getting the shot. i'm just not getting what you're trying to do. [ groans ] we'r everyone here bue is upside-down. it's geography. oh. phil: okay, i'm up. did you drop him, too? [ chuckles ] grab my leg, buddy. here we go. oop.

i got very lucky in blake shelton alone. >> seth: yeah.this situation you can have empathy with them for what they're going through. because i think we all maybe forget how stressful it is for an unknown artist to -- especially in a room like that to be in front of four very accomplished, very famous singers. >> yeah. >> seth: they must feel nice knowing i'm being like, "oh, i know niall has been on this side." >> yeah, i guess that a part of - that was a big one [ laughter ] no, it is good i think that's how i got half of my team because they understand that i've got that empathy with them i was, you know, 17, 18, 19-year-old people coming on here i was that 16-year-old just kind of knowing that person there has got my future in their hands [ laughter ] and that's the hardest thing about "the voice." i have to make in-game decisions over two singers that are standing in front of me. knowing that i have their future in my hands. and that's the part that i feel like the empathy side of me. i hope i don't lose it because i would be heartless

what makes him even cooler is he is going to help me take down shelton on the season of "the voice."need a bit of privacy. >> will now that's got awkward. >> you don't need privacy, this is for television. >> is it? >> i did not know we could do that! >> kelly: how are you doing that? i've never been able to do that. [cheers and applause] >> kelly: give it up for niall horan, everybody! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> kelly: thank you for coming by. >> niall: hello, clarkson. xp on we were together yesterday. >> niall: all day, every day. ask me when i was like see you tomorrow, buddy. it's so great to have new coaches, i love that clip that chance thought it was so funny that you are turning your chair around as he was turning his around. >> niall: and had but yours. >> kelly: you jumped right into giving blake shelton crap. >> niall: purser, i love winding him up. >> kelly: you are a country boy, and we are country people too, so it was nice that you just felt right at home. >> niall: winding old man up. >> kelly: made me feel good. >> niall: you are a pro. >

my call at the french president following on and shelton mccomb, both with strong words of support for the ukrainians. as this war approaches his 1st anniversary, and the people here in munich look back over this year of war that began pretty much the last time everyone gathered here a year ago. but eric key discrepancies opening up are around a question of what is the urgency of providing support to ukraine, and how long is this war going to drag on for? so let's take a couple of quotes from 2 of those speeches festival, from a velocity me as a lensky who said there is no alternative to speed urging ukraine supporters to get as many big, serious weapon systems from tanks to fight jets across to ukraine as fast as possible to help him fight against the anticipated big russian offensive coming this spring. on the other hand, olaf shows saying that caution must take priority over hasty decisions and defending the fact that he took quite a considerable amount of time to come to the decision to provide tanks to the ukrainians a few weeks ago. a decision that caused many of his critics to a

and shelton mac home, both with strong words of support for the ukrainians. as this war approaches his 1st anniversary and the people here in munich look back over this year of war that began pretty much the last time everyone gathered here a year ago. but there are key discrepancies opening up or around the question of what is the urgency of providing support to ukraine, and how long is this war going to drag on for? so let's take a couple of quotes from 2 of those speeches festival, from a velocity me as a lensky who said there is no alternative to speed urging ukraine supporters to get as many big, serious weapon systems from tanks to fight to jets across to ukraine. as fast as possible, to help him fight against the anticipated big russian offensive coming this spring. on the other hand, olaf shows saying that caution must take priority over hasty decisions and defending the fact that he took quite a considerable amount of time to come to the decision to provide tanks to the ukrainians a few weeks ago. a decision that caused many of his critics to accuse

terry shelton, brussels has been following the talks. there are a lot of different things that nato needs to do, to speed up the delivery of what it's already promised to ukraine. and that's what secretary general stalls and berg was talking about. although they have known for many months now that that ukraine was firing many more rounds of artillery bullets than then could be produced. they have yet to really ramp up production on the ground here in europe, or even in the united states to meet that demand. so now they're getting really serious about it. it's, it's, you know, a shortfall that people worry, could see ukraine actually running out of ammunition. and so each country is looking at what it can do to both generate more, more production in their own companies, and also joined together. they're talking about jointly procuring ammunition now to make the order is big enough to, to entice industry to, to change production power practices and make them more rapid. more than a week after the devastating earthquakes in turkey and syria

i mean people are have to say an overcrowded shelton's now. a lot of children are not sleeping well. i mean, this is the, one of the issues that have not been covered in all the impact on children's mental health children who would be for slightly, you know, to some extent that say, overcome the 12 years. and now the, the go send off memories will have come back. the state of the mission ahead of everyone is huge and simply because a lot of these people were talking about, i think that the numbers are now over 5000000 people affected by this. a lot of those will not the go back home, and that means long term displacement on top of another way, a crisis. and that's why we need everyone to come together. this year in government says it will allow a to be delivered into rebel held areas. how confident are you that this will indeed help relieve the situation? i mean, we've been, we've been saying this full spot for 5 days. we need to explore all france on modalities or rule that, that, that the mission is one. and of course the challenges one for

there was a lot of a lot of people, david shelton get us for help. we tried to rest you all of them, but it was impossible. tens of thousands have since fled the city. for those who stayed. the search for survivors has turned into a search for reminders. doesn't behind a lot of it hasn't been darden or everybody here had dream. everybody here had a future early be shares and now what's left of it, a dead city of all model. nothing else on a high up, i assured. love of law lives on a high up and we could never imagine this year higher little the good. we're alive . but we are now wandering around in a ghost town. i live in legacy. throughout the wreckage that was untouched. yeah, pain is plentiful and no one he knows how long it will take for this city to recover us. president joe biden has spoken about the chinese balloon saga and the 3 other unknown aerial objects shot down by us fighter jets in recent days. it all started when a gigantic white balloon suspected to be a chinese surveillance devices were shut down in early february, putting north ame

china and taiwan, grew stronger blake, as seen from beijing's point of view, lord austin and young shelton begs visits to the region on exactly confidence building measures that china was perhaps looking forward. you'd be right in saying that might not be the message that vision wants to hear, but i think it's entirely fair for secretary austin to visit us tree allies and to read forth those relationships. particularly when south korea has been subjected to considerable nuclear threats and threats of preemption from the north end. the philippines is constantly subject to, you know, intimidation at sea, from chinese coast guard and maritime militia vessel. so it's entirely logical for the united states to support its close partners in the region. and that may not be something that is popular in beijing, but that is an element of the united states foreign policy. it won't change. what could this have been avoided given that this was in the week preceding a potential visit by secretary lincoln to china? i wouldn't necessarily consider the thing as linked. first of all, secretary austin's visi

i mean, people are, have to say in overcrowded shelton now a lot of the thing. well, i mean, this is of the, one of the issues that i have not been you know, how good to know the impact on children's mental health children here for the, for slightly, you know, to some extent that they overcome the 12 years. and now the, the go stand, dogs movies will have come back the k to the solution ahead of everyone is huge. and simply because a lot of these people were talking about, i think that the numbers on that was over 5000000 people affected by, by this a lot of those were not the go back home. and that mean long term place on top of another way, the places the crisis and that's what he wants to come together. the human government says it will allow aid to be delivered into rebel held areas. how confident are you that this will indeed help relieve the situation? i mean, we've been, we've been saying this full spot for 5 days. we need to explore all fronts, all modalities or routes that, that the mission is one. and of course the challenges one for everyone which is

second days taught these on forties still there was a lot of a lot of people, david shelton get us for help. we try to rescue all of them, but it was impossible. tens of thousands have since fled the city. for those who stayed, the search for survivors has turned into a search for remind us doesn't be high. a lot of them are. it hasn't been darden or everybody here had dreams on everybody here had a future early be shares and now what's left of it, a dead city of all model. nothing else. on the high up i assures level florida is on a high up and we could never imagine this is she? hi, a little the good. we're alive. but we are now wandering around in a ghost town. i let shared ancient legacy. throughout the wreckage that was untouched. yeah, pain is plentiful, and no one he knows how long it will take for this city to recover the ukranian president, the lot him is lensky says russia has started a new offensive in the east. his comments follow the latest round missile strikes across ukraine. russian forces have been pounding and encircling the city of buttonwood for months, bolstered by

second days taught these unfortunate steel does a lot of a lot of people, david shelton get us for help. we try to this to all of them, but it was impossible. tens of thousands have since flint, the city for those who stayed. the search for survivors has turned into a search for remind us doesn't behind a lot of them are chosen beer garden or everybody here had dreams on everybody here had a future libby shares and now what's left of a dead city of all model. nothing else on the high up i assures level florida is on a high up and we could never imagine this year hire little the good we're alive. but we are now wandering around in the ghost town by our legit and each and legacy throughout the wreckage that was untouched. yeah, pain is plentiful and no one he knows how long it will take for this city to recover. authorities in ukraine say they have shot down. most of the 6 suspected russian surveillance balloons detected in the skies over keith. the kremlin hasn't commented on the reports, but russian forces have launched a new round of missile attacks across ukraine. grain as repelled so

my name is shelton johnson, i i've been a national park ranger since 1987. i've worked in national parks since 1984. but i was and raised in detroit, michigan. and i had no childhood national park visits and as a result felt somehow impoverished by the absence of that particular type of inhabiting of a landscape that inspires one. and then at some point, i realized that i'm haunted by a family and the family that haunts me goes by the name of olmstead. and i must credit the homesteads for keeping the spirit of my connection and affinity to natural world alive. and i did not realize this until i received the invitation to speak here, because had not been conscious of that. what i'm primarily known for is bringing back the history of the african american soldiers, the buffalo soldiers who served in yosemite and sequoia national park in 1899, 1903, and 1904. the obsession, my obsession, my personal connection with that history led me that's called dramatic pause. i'll do that again. in case you missed it. led me. to one day perform my buffalo presentation for t

did robert shelton, klan leader, come down and get a photo with somebody from the station after the mockat was in the paper, or is that a rumor? >> that's -- that's strictly rumor. that never happened. there were five of us that were indicted. well, i was suspended on april the 15th of 1976, and i was out off work until november the 29th. the charges against me were thrown out because i wasn't even there. >> wasn't one of the main culprits that night, but overall, when it came down to the relationship with the police department and the black community, it was always hostile. >> ida b wells once said, "the ones who write the reports commit the murders." even when other officers know that something someone is doing within the department is wrong, there is such a wall of silence. the blue wall is what we call it. >> michael was the lawyer for glenn diamond and later michael donald, and he just knew that that was the lay of the land, that there was racism on every level and it needed to be fought. >> we're calling upon mobile's black community to be as cool as possible in response to this mu

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the gaels have a 2 point lead but cam shelton. he gets to the cup here and he ties it up.watch this. the gaels inbound to aidan mahaney. he almost 6 the shot. it runs out. we head to overtime in overtime. gales down 3 logan johnson. nice move in and out meet yale's down one johnson, a career-high. 31 points. >> but the lions were led by shelton who scored several tough buckets down the stretch, including this one tough moved touched, finished. that put lsu up 3. that was enough for them. 15th ranked saint mary's goes down. 78 to 74. all right. let's go to spokane. the team right under saint mary's in the standings. gonzaga hosting the usf dons 1st half. zach, big drew timmy yet. >> this time goes by. >> he's been at gonzaga for about 11 years. he had 21 points out of 22nd have more to bolton and not it was this kind of night for us at the bank is open from thanked he had 23 points and gonzaga wins a lot to a little. they're now just one game back of saint mary's in the wcc stand it. the were already in the college ranks. i'm sorry. got ahead of myself. stanford women takin

a vs loyal marymount gail seconds away from another win, but cam shelton has other plans ties the gamejust two seconds to go. we go to overtime, logan johnson puts st mary's back up by two with the finger roll. he had 31. but shelton was equally good as layup with eight seconds left, beat the shot clock put the lines up by three fans rushed the floor as lmu pulls off the shocker, handing st mary's their first conference lost. 78 74. chris girl, lifson and the usf dons at number 16 gonzaga in spokane, and this one was all bulldogs. second half right here. butler knocks down the three to put gonzaga by 19. bolton had 23 points. gonzaga wins 99 81 santa clara also winner tonight. sharks in miami tonight trying to win their third straight game, which would match their longest winning streak of the season. it's been a rough season for the sharks fisticuffs in the second period sharks jonah gajevic in the panthers. giovanni smith, mixing it up second period tied at one. erik karlsson can't clear the puck. sam reinhart scores as he's falling down. second goal of the period to one panthers, fl

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whatever you do, you do not watch my new shelton seriously. why watch something that's so different . my list of opinions that you won't get anywhere else work if it pleases you to have the state department, the cia weapons makers, multi $1000000000.00 corporations, choose your facts for you, go ahead by change and whatever you do. don't watch my show, stay mainstream because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show is called direct impact, but again, you probably don't want to watch it because it might just changing dwayne think ah, a few meters away from me. this is where another ukrainian shill, emergency workers. i still work in here trying to clear out of the rubble perhaps to find you more victims ukrainian shelling of done yet city kills one civilian and leaves at least 3 more wounded. according to local officials who say key have used us supplied high mars rockets to attack multiple residential areas. also ahead on the program. those hopeful waking up, but i'm afraid that they're still fast asleep so far. this is.

so this makes her return pretty special for shelton's final season in the red chair.f "the voice" premiers on monday, march 6th right here on nbc bay area. thank you so much for joining us at 4:30. jenelle and garvin are working on the 5:00 work cast next. we're back in two minutes. >>> right now at 5:00, recovering from a nightmare. a two-year-old boy pinned by a tree that fell into his house continues to improve during his recovery. we talk with his family about the close call. >>> snow already falling in parts of the bay area with more on the way. how some people change their plans today to check it out up close. >>> and this is what it looks like outside right now. jeff ranieri is updating his forecast and is minutes away with the details. the news at 5:00 starts right now. thank you so much for joining us. i'm garvin thomas. >> we will begin with breaking news on the peninsula. the evening commute around 101 much slower than usual right now because of this. pg&e doing emergency repair work on a damaged power line that crosses highway 101 between marsh and willow

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. ♪ kelly clarkson and blake shelton are the winningest coaches at "the voice."23 seasons on "the voice," blake has decided his time has finally come for him to leave the show. >> you've been here since the beginning. we both have this is what is great, when you leave, was is when i married you and your wife at the ranch >> yup i think i was close to calling it a day right when covid hit. and then because of covid, i didn't want to walk away from the show and leave everybody in a bind i mean, this show changed my life i'll stay here until the world kind of gets back to normal again. >> what would it take for to you stay was it something i said? >> i'd like for kelly to not be on the show anymore. >> you said that about adam, and then adam, poof, was gone. >> yes i think there's too much kelly clarkson on television in general. >> what has it meant for you to be part of "the voice" family the whole time >> i mean i met my wife on this show it has changed my life in every way it possibly can from, you know, personal standpoint. >> blake shelton, i'm so excited. get

so we are deploying shelton to the public buildings primarily let's cross live now to use of era p r t. world editor. obviously, unfortunate news, but how serious is the situation on the ground inter gear? it's very serious, very serious visuals coming in. what we're hearing from people in areas that are impact, that is that 1st the wide region is impacted about a 500 kilometer region is impacted all throughout southern turkey. but many buildings have collapsed. there's still areas that are testable. so very serious, the 1st reports where 5 killed earthquake now is all the way up to 300. we can expect that number to exponentially rise in the coming hours in coming days, as the turkish government in security and emergency services assess the damage in continue their discovery phase of what, how, how much damage there isn't over how wide geography that damage is. so what we're seeing right now is only the beginning, the numbers definitely going to unfortunately, exponentially climb. so it's terrible. it's someone who's experienced this before another 77.4 earthquake back in 1999. when

so we are deploying shelton to effective public moving primarily professor. if julia is campbell technical university, told us that many buildings simply couldn't cope with yet. quakes, several different falls are involved in this earthquake. i said it's a huge one. i mean, it's a very big area for us building called so are not designed for assistance or prior to 2000 year, 2000 because after the, after it is made into 999, the government changed building calls. so the, the, the buildings can't resist the larger effect, but the buildings that were made before this state and area is, is mostly under, on soft sediments, a sediment. so it won't take long time and good coordination of fully, but the, the conditions are not favorable. unfortunately, enabling syria already ravaged by years of war. cities have been stud, devastated by the quakes. the nation's health ministry has reported at least 538 deaths and nearly 2000 the injuries in the countries. north western regions with people that describe the disaster is extremely horrific and terrifying. oh, is some of

so we are deploying shelton to the public will be primarily well, based on what you said so far, how much time do you think it will take to conduct rescue operations to get people out of this trouble? it's hard to get for me. my might not be the best person to respond well, definitely significant before the going to by all jo civil society. i know the affected population there, supporting progress report and i will look, you mobilize what you have also mentioned for such and such a nephew. so the teams looking more on the ground to go get the condition that we can challenge the effort all from what it's sorry. go ahead. well, what difficulties are rescue workers? what other difficulties are rescue workers facing now in their mission? it's mostly the better condition. it's not only cold or rainy, it's snowing and some of the problems, it's raining in front of them. it's not. and so it's all in the mind michigan and the most challenging part of the better on the so other than that of course, but your message impact or national can be appealing for an international support mobile emerge

david shelton got us for help. we tried to rest you all of them, but it was impossible. tens of thousands have since fled the city. for those who stayed. the search for survivors has turned into a search for remind us or doesn't be high. a lot of them are chosen beer garden or everybody here had dream. everybody here had a future early be shares. and now what's left of it, a dead city of all model. nothing else on a high up i assures level for our lives on a high up and we could never imagine this year high a little the good we're alive. but we're now wandering around in a ghost town. i are legit ancient legacy. throughout the wreckage that was untouched. yeah, pain is plentiful and no one he knows how long it will take for this city to recover. i spoke to you leo, hon. his fall that report and asked her how the survivors in and tucker are dealing with this disaster. will the people we met in until here the people who are still there, they have lost absolutely everything and they have no idea what's coming to them

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so we are deploying shelton public. will they primarily hospital a t ology professor told us that local rescue as need international support to help victims in some of the countries moving military. this earthquake or curt on the east anatolia unfolds on which is one of the most active falls off the eastern military region, considering the magnitude last earthquake. i don't think there is enough rest too in that region. so it, i think we definitely need international help. it because considering the, i'm in the winter time it, there are a lot of villages and it also, you know, snowballs and i, i think at the moment people are, i mean rescue people on the working in the cities and fish and there are out site. i'm county side, i am sure a lot of people need help and i don't think our turkish rescue team can go everywhere who had effected. i'm doing the upgrade. so this is a g. the city situation in turkey at the mall and neighboring syria, already ravaged by years of civil war. cities have been further devastated by the q

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so we are deploying shelton who public will they are met in the hospital. we had from a tina aka by around director at the center for energy and environment and natural disasters at the university of bingo. who say turkey is in need of international support to deal with the aftermath of the quake? some of my friends support, sir, very bad news is some a colleagues. some houses off to college, just a collapsed in on takia. and in karma marsh, we've been hearing that there. but anyway, these are not my relatives, but our citizens are in danger. unfortunately. and also our seasons. some of our seasons are under the damaged building. so be just cold air force level calling it that means it be, are awaiting some other search and rescue teams from all around the world. because the numbers here damaged areas are, the provinces are very high, it's time consuming and it's actually a money consuming less say. but we need to do that. and they bring syria already ravaged by years of war. cities have been further devastated by the quakes, and asians, health ministry has

david shelton got us for help. we talked to this to all of them, but it was impossible. tens of thousands have since flint, the city for those who stayed. the search for survivors has turned into a search for remind us. i doesn't, behind a lot of. i chosen be darden or everybody here had dream. sudden everybody here had a future libby shares and now what's left of it, a dead city of all model. nothing else on the high up i assure level for our lives on a high up and we could never imagine this year hire little the good. we're alive, but we're now wandering around in a ghost town biology, ancient legacy. throughout the wreckage that was untouched. yeah, pain is plentiful and no one he knows how long it will take for this city to recover. now in turkey, many quake victims her being buried and mass graves, making it difficult for loved ones to find them. and as dw jack para reports, even when there are individual graves, many are unmarked. ah, the unmistakable sound of grief, ah, these people have just identified the