we traced it back to a phone booth. dennis murphy: a phone booth outside the city. caller promised, there was something there. underneath the phone booth that had fallen to the ground was a little cloth bag. inside the cloth bag was a ring. dennis murphy: a ring. yvonne recognized it right away. it was a gold ring, and it had an oval stone with two little diamonds on either side. what's the story about that particular ring? her godmother had given it to her. dennis murphy: shannon's parents told police shannon received the ring in high school. they said from the day she got it, that ring was always on shannon's finger. she even wore it in this family portrait. so luis and yvonne knew whoever made that phone call had their daughter, a dreadful shock, but mixed with some vindication for the family in their dealings with the authorities. yvonne melendi: they had to accept that she was definitely kidnapped. you can no longer say flighty because we established that she was, in fact, kidnapped. dennis murphy: they waited for the caller's next move. waiting, but not idle.

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bring in fox news political analyst lisa boothe. we love talking to lee kansas city chiefs booth. she's so smart and a great writer. when you heard all what we just played, let me back up. even now a top democrat jared golden told washington post, what the democrats are doing is not effective and he's frustrated by the fear mongering hysteria and if democrats make everything deaf con 5, then eventually nothing is deaf con 56789 the democrat credibility has fallen out of bed and down the stairs. what do you think? >> first of all, i'd love to come to dinner with larry elder particularly if david asman is paying. liz: sure. >> i'll invite myself to that. but, you know, look what we're saying now is a large part why donald trump was ele elected and americans finally wanted to be put first especially after being put last under the previous administration and if you're going to cut spending, start with foreign aid because when you're $36 trillion in debt, the money we are spending should be for our benefit and directly for american's benefit and democrats aren't outraged over the idea

he was sitting at a booth right by the window there. you're in the next booth over. yeah. it's hard to enjoy your food, when you think you're staring at the killer. [music playing] hello, and welcome to "dateline." teenager michelle martinko was blessed with beauty, brains, and compassion, but her promising future was cut short, when she was savagely murdered. that dreadful night was ice cold, and after four decades, so was her case. then, a stunning scientific breakthrough helped detectives whittle down a list of suspects to unmask a killer hiding in plain sight. here's dennis murphy with "and then there were three." dennis murphy: it was an act of unspeakable violence. doug larison: it was a really horrific crime. everybody was scared. dennis murphy: a murder that shattered a family. my parents were devastated. my mother eventually did not go out of the house. dennis murphy: a whodunit that grabbed hold of a city and wouldn't let go. doug larison: it's been kind of a dark cloud hanging over the community for 40 years. dennis murphy: a case that touched generations of inv

what's right, he says, for the economy. people were thinking about when they went to the polling booths, we've also heard from what's called the border we also heard from giorgia meloni, the leader of italy as well. that was a surprise kind of appearance as well. and the theme really has just been a victory lap for this new administration. just a month into the new government about all the things that they say that they are doing and claims about cracking down on the border and putting president trump talked again about how much he loves and doing what's right, he says, for the economy. about some tax cuts as well. people were thinking about when they went to the polling booths to vote. and so far, that is probably one of the things that he's talked about the least. let's look at the ongoing conflict in sudan now, and leading figures from the paramilitary rapid support forces say they've signed a charter with allied political and armed groups aimed at setting up a parallel government. the rsf has been in a civil war with sudan's army for nearly two years. tens of thousands of people hav

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political analyst and host of lisa boothe, and the former 2020 campaign surrogate. great have you all here. so let me start with this, this is a trump invention, basically, because prior to the first term, we were not privy to these cabinet meetings and he started doing it in the first term, there was a bit of a tape delay last time around. what stood out to you? >> it wasn't a cabinet meeting, it was a news conference with the cabinet invited to watch. >> martha: and participate. >> maybe -- right. [laughter] maybe after they shoot the press out after an hour, it turned into a cabinet meeting and they talked about other things. it's remarkable. the press has zero to complain about in this country. what kind of access are they getting to the president of the united states? it's unheard-of. in the bush years we had many cabinet meetings, i sat in on all of them. the press would ask two or 34 questions and my job was to shoo them out of the room so we can begin the cabinet meeting. this was a remarkable news conference. >> martha: it was. lisa boothe, it started in a

tomi lahren's here, caroline downey's here, lisa boothe is here.elieve me, we'll pull it together. happy valentine's day to new agriculture secretary, by dear friend brooke rollins, as we interview her. but first, sheriff pam bondi makes new york great again, and that's the subject of the riff. ♪ larry: so after just a couple days being sworn in as attorney general, pam bondi's laying the law down especially on illegal immigration. and especially on illegal immigration many if new york. in new york. and all new yorkers in the city and the suburbs and upstate should be cheering her for making the empire state a safer and more decent place to to live. here is what she had to say. >> this is a new doj, and we are taking steps to protect americans, american citizens and and angel moms. new york has chosen to prioritize illegal aliens over american citizens. it stops, it stops today. as you know, we sued illinois, and new york didn't listen. so now you're next. larry: boom. and our new sheriff bondi's going after something called the green light law in

there were maybe seven competitors and then up in a booth, there were colour commentator like, worldhampionship—type material. yeah, i confess... it was very exciting. i mean, for excel. i was watching some of it a little bit earlier. do they get set challenges? isat there... well, ok, so they do a bunch of problem—solving, right? so they're... they might be given a bunch of data, say it's... and you have to calculate how to make all the potions. it's extremely geeky. and then there's... the numbers change. robert, it's katie here. i'm actually intrigued by... you sound so enthusiastic about it. i can't believe you didn't go back for 202a. but, anyway, just give us a bit of detail. it's called microsoft excel world championships. they showed up. founded by a company that i believe does training around excel, so they get...they get sponsorships and they sell various products around the competition. but the focus, the dirty secret of the excel competition is that there is a day of very kind of, um... convention centre... you've got to do the training... ..the day that it happens. ithin

well, in the booth?u know, this is when you want to go get behind the scenes with the producers and the production meetings be like, hey, what are we thinking here? and in years past, i've been doing my live shots all week and i've heard the national anthem being rehearsed. i've heard the halftime show being her son. i've seen people literally timing that. so they do put limits on those bets so you can't go but a million dollars because somebody told you how long the halftime show is going to be. so they make sure they keep a lid on it. but they like to have some of those beds open just for fun as well. and like i said earlier, place that responsible. >> are you gonna wear >> i might get some on bourbon street were heading out there tonight. i'll see if some are available, but i'm not going to work very hard for them. >> probably won't have thanks for us. >> comedian dave chappelle is returning to san francisco for a new show will take place at the masonic ahead of the 2025. nba all-star weekend chappell

called "john proctor is the villain," which begins previews march 20th, and opens april 14th at the boothack to broadway -- [ cheers and applause ] in a brand-new play. >> yeah. >> jimmy: "john proctor is the villain," one of the most anticipated new plays of the spring. you got your start in broadway. >> i did. yeah, when i first moved to new york when i was like 10, me and my brother, mitchell, were doing broadway shows. >> jimmy: i love mitchell. >> yeah. >> jimmy: he's a good man. you were annie on broadway. >> i was. [ audience aws ] yeah. >> jimmy: are you kidding me? >> it's quite the wig. >> jimmy: come on, that's fantastic. what is it like -- how does it feel making your return to broadway? >> i'm so excited. it's kind of been at the forefront of my mind, returning to theater, especially anticipating the end of "stranger things." so, yeah, just kind of was a a question of what project and -- >> jimmy: is it different now as an adult, as opposed to when you were a kid, like --? >> oh, totally. i mean, i guess we'll find out, but when you're a kid, you're kind of fearless, i guess?

that is like being first in line at a james cargo kissing booth. -- james cargo kissing booth. >> i wouldbe first and last. >> that is disgusting. >> greg: it is disgusting. disgraced ex-new jersey senator bob mendes was sentenced to 11 years in prison for accepting bribes. he appeared to be really excited about the sentence but it was just a gold bar in his pants. since the pandemic american students have fallen further behind in reading skills. on the bright side being illiterate is not an obstacle to success. [laughter] but also, only one-third of new york city fourth-graders were deemed proficient in math. which is great for me, i can now charge twice as much when i buy them beer. 15% of women in federal prison are actually men claiming to be transgender. that is according to "the new york times" and that weekend i spent at san quentin. scientists are using genetic engineering to create mice with two male parents. all part of a bigger plan to create mice who love musicals. and on "the view" joy behar to claims of the new white house press secretary got her job because she is a tender.

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i would like you all to visit our booth and lindel tv in the booth we have here visit and i think i needu to get involved. we are at a critical time in history the stuff we put out we have all the pieces to do this we just need your vote to magnify the truth to the world. as we get into this over the next months and start putting all this information out and what we are doing from the ground up and from our great president down we are doing everything humanly possible to get to this great place with our election platforms. god gave us grace for such a time as this. and we are in the best times to be alive in history and the greatest revival for jesus christ ever, thank you and god bless you. >> many people are asking what's the truth, jesus christ claims the ultimate truth are you willing to face the truth? >> and kail's progress ever actually ended? >> the central intelligence agency involved in mind manipulation quickly i'll answer to one god and one savior. he's there to change your life for the better. >>. >> we had a huge problem in this country with election fraud but that cpac is

their booths run along grant avenue between california and broadway streets.tive mascots greeted shoppers and welcomed them to the district. there were also lots of zodiac plushies for sale to bring in the spirit into your own home. one booth at the two day festival is offering a demonstration of various chinese writing practices. >> we will then do chinese calligraphy demonstration today and tomorrow from about 1030 to 2:00. we'll demonstrate different styles of chinese calligraphy. >> if you missed it today, the fair will start back up again tomorrow around nine in the morning. [music] this free music pop up took over the balcony above john's grill on ellis street this afternoon in celebration of both the nba all-star weekend and chinese lunar new year. the longtime san francisco establishment hosted the event as part of its new fire escape series. music sessions. the outdoor pop up featured a five piece jazz band and house deejays that stopped crowds in their tracks on the street. the owner of john's grill says it has been a very busy weekend and they're ju

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interesting for people here to hear about, people were thinking about when they went to the polling boothsurity". downing street says sir keir told mr zelensky his country mr trump has been urging mr zelensky to strike a mineral deal with the us but media in the uk are reporting melinda haring — nonresident seniorfellow the mineral deal is next. mineral deal that he considered earlier in the week and he rejected, and it doesn't have security guarantees in the deal. basically the us makes out like a bandit, ukraine doesn't get very much out of it. to sign this. to ukraine since the war started three years ago, the deal is still under wraps. so i'm not going to go into all the details, very transactional. here in the uk, police are searching for a driver after a three—year—old girl was killed in a crash the driver of the van fled the scene in mosley street and officers say they are following several lines of inquiry to locate him. 0ur reporter meghan 0wen has more. this happened at a busy junction, particularly on a saturday morning, in the centre of the city on a narrow street. in fact, it

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freed food booths. we have my buddy flavor flav.orite all-time new orleans bands called cowboy mouth will be performing. if you don't -- listen, you come here and i guarantee you will have a good time all day long in mardi gras world, the real deal. >> yes, real deal. asme owe a big donut guy. this is a special donut. i love these. flavor town tailgate set a new record this year. we'll all be there for your party. thank you so much, man. >> you want to get those tickets. we still have some. guy's tailgate.com. the sponsor that showed up. ram, pepsi, horizon. we can do it for free. if you won't make it into the super bowl come to the next best thing the flavortown tailgate and let's have a great new orleans mardi gras time. >> where to get tickets are at the bottom of the screen. let's toss it up to new york. >> brian: i cannot wait for your show today. thanks for being with us today. >> ainsley: we watch it all the time. it's awesome. >> brian: bret's pregame at 3:00. >> lawrence: try to do as close as he can to the super bowl. that

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fare booths will run along grand avenue between california and broadway.offering a demonstration of various chinese riding practices. >> we will do chinese calligraphy demonstration today and tomorrow from about 1030 to 2:00. we'll demonstrate different style of chinese calligraphy. >> there will be 120 booths for shoppers to check out. the fair will be open to thousands of attendees through 5:00 this afternoon. >> we are now in the final countdown to tonight's 74th nba all star game in san francisco. the nba legends brunch gets underway at 11:00 this morning. 90 minutes later, fans can watch the g league next up game at moscone center, which showcases minor league players. last night, all eyes were on superstar steph curry during a public practice at the oakland arena, the former home of the warriors. >> he's my favorite player. he just launch it from anywhere. >> your favorite player? yeah. why? because he's a he's just really fun to watch. he changed the game. >> this is all leading up to the main event at san francisco's chase center tonight. tipoff fo

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of other black americans played their own part in the american story when you went to the voting boothsnd restored a nice, good, solid government. there's a guy that really helped, there's a man that really helped, you really are great, thank you very much. i don't forget. i'm proud to say we received more votes from black americans than any republican president ever. [applause] almost 40% of the vote. i won't be happy the next time -- should i run again, you tell me. there is your controversy. there's your controversy. [crowd chanting "four more years"] you're going to see that tonight on television. i want to thank a few of the people with us today, these are great friends of ours. alvina king. where are you? you've been with me from day one and i appreciate it, i won't forget it, she is a fantastic woman. alice johnson. i watched you last night on television and you were so good. alice was in prison for doing something that today probably wouldn't even be prosecuted, she spent 22 years in prison, 22 years, she had another 22 years left and i pardoned her and it was one of the best pa

of other black americans played their own part in the american story when you went to the voting boothstored a nice, good, solid government. there is a guy who really helped. you really are great. thank you very much. i'm proud to say we received more votes from black americans than any republican president ever. almost 40% of the vote. i won't be happy the next time. should i run again, you tell me. there is your controversy right there. [crowd chanting "four more years"] you will see that tonight on television. i want to thank a few of the people with us today. these are great friends of ours. you have been with me from day one and i won't forget it. she is a fantastic woman, alveda king. alice. boy, are you incredible. alice was in prison for doing something -- she spent 22 years in prison. another 22 years left, can you believe it? i pardon her. it was the best pardon. one of the best pardons. she happened to be on the wrong telephone line. it was a telephone call. i'm not saying it was not perfect. but it was not worth the 50 years. you have been an inspiration to people. and we ar

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like film critic shot edwards booth theater restoration. it only makes sense because this part of kansas city is the cradle to so much black history that has impacted the entire world. once the theater is restored and we're just going to open up the black movie hall of fame, essentially starting in one room just like the leagues, baseball museum across the street that never leagues baseball museum to bob kendrick. i've studied that and him to they have created the blueprint, the blueprint to remember the past and only stories the evidence and make it part of the future is based on one small, simple principle you won't to play with you in the major leagues. >> the now create my own >> and what the league it was. i'm kevin in kansas city. >> and be sure to tune in for our special honoring black history. it's februa 27th at 06:30pm, hosted by our very own reyna harvey and >> that's a for news at 5. the news at 6 is next. and coming up next hour, san francisco mayor daniel lurie has been meeting with lawmakers in sacramento today. how he's hopi

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