it was corey. police arrested corey and charged him with first-degree murder. i was taken to the homicide division. and the detective was like, you're going to tell us you did this. and i'm like, man, i ain't did nothing. narrator: at trial, doane thomas became the prosecution's star witness. and prosecutors had more evidence. they played an interrogation video of corey's friend ben king, who was with him that night, in which he, too, told detectives that corey was the killer. corey took the stand in his own defense and testified he tried to help the victim not kill him. i can remember the da. he said, you know if they don't believe you, you going to the penitentiary for the rest of your life. and i just-- and i said, yeah. but the truth going to come out. narrator: the jury did not believe him and found corey guilty. on june 25, 1991, he was sentenced to life and shipped off to a maximum security prison. just like that, he was out of malcolm's life. corey left when i was no more than 13. and that was hard. narrator: to fill the void, malcolm started to hang ou

.>> corey lajoie, blocking these lines, stacking it up, keeping an eye on this.>> i am curious about the front of the pack. at the end of stage 2, they were running the same order, ryan blaney let austin cindric get out in front, pushed the stage, what does this do all have in store?>> ty dillon got out of the way, if we would have gone into the corner four wide, that would have had the potential for chaos, sorry.>> noah gragson slipped up in the middle, just an all geyer in e comes suarez, you don't dare get out of the bottom lane, if you can.>> it's so tempting, ricky stenhouse and corey are they've got to change lanes, if they stay organized, stay in the middle lane, they can make ground. everybody wants to pass everybody. >> they are not working together, they are not teammates, they do not care, they are each out for each other, that's the difference between them and those at the front of the field. discipline.>> kyle busch and his teammate, austin dillon, 20 years of trying. mike, i keep hearing you call that race in >> kyle busch is doing a great job of saving gas and trying t

so the first is corey remsburg. who's corey remsburg and about your experience with him. so, so, so often when you think about the speeches that you remember from your lives, your committees, it's not the policy, it's not the numbers. it's a story that you heard. it's a story that moved you write. and it's the same when we give presentations. it was the same at the white house. and so you know, the classic example is the state of the union address, right? where it's just like horrific. no. one, it's the state of the union is the speech that every speechwriter dreams of writing. then you do it. it's a nightmare. you never want to do it again. and you you took the lead on the foreign policy section of eight state of the unions. and i yeah, unfortunately got roped in a few times and i was always nervous that ben was going to go off and do something else with his life, because then they might ask me to be the chief cause. and i didn't want to do that. it's not just it's bad enough having to do a laundry list of policies, but when you're the foreign policy person and nobody wa

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because it's corey who. because now i don't have to worry about him.what i think they might be doing to him over there. >> but pro-russian trolls didn't just post images of corey's body. >> they had posted a picture of my house, my full address. they would post all these nasty comments and, you know, smiley faces and stuff like that. >> texan lauren guillaume helps identify dead foreigners, often through a gruesome trawl of morgues. she said foreigners are increasingly used in the toughest spots to fill urgent gaps in ukrainian manpower. >> it's increased. >> dramatically in the past six months, and most of that is missing in action cases. we find that foreign operators do fill the gaps of very difficult, high risk, high reward operations. we think it is a reflection of how the battlefield looks right now. >> drones, artillery, impossible to get the bodies back. >> correct one of her first missions was getting cedric hamm, a veteran from texas home. >> he died in sumy region, was sent home with honors in kyiv and found through his tattoos. his mother r

a few years ago, corey's dad sent him a video he found online of other people around the world doing like, what? i could believe it like. so i was like, immediately, i'm like, i gotta bring this back to the bay area. you know where it started? i ordered my suit and got all the supplies and the materials i needed, and i was out there probably a few days after i was out there. that very next weekend, i told some people i was going to do it. my family was. i remember my family being there that weekend. and what did his family think of his performance there was encouraging because they loved it as well. they had those memories as well. whoa whoa whoa raj you have a good one, y'all. yeah. hay monday mother. a bushman, a bushman. what'd you think? yeah. are you scared? yeah, yeah. i didn't know what to expect. so i was looking at the money because i saw it on the floor, and i was like, what the heck? and then he just kari. oh, he got you. oh. what? what i thought was nothing jumped out at me and i was scared. it was a good scare. yeah, it was a good scare. yeah. he really got me. i wasn't

so tell him you caught the curveball today, professor corey cook at saint mary's. thanks for joining us. >> great to see you. thank you so much. >> of course, coming up here on the nine, hundreds of earthquakes rattled santorini, the measures greek officials are taking as they did you know using the grocery outlet app gives you the opportunity to win groceries for life? imagine never paying for groceries again. well, what if i can't decide? avocados or tomatoes? why choose? at grocery outlet, you can afford both. and not just the basics. with grocery outlet, you'll find all your favorite brands included. including gluten free pasta and my favorite cookies? um, huh, everything's included. so burgers and steaks for life?! you gotta win first. still worth it. now that's bargain bliss. ♪ grocery outlet bargain market that island, after hundreds of smaller ones, have been shaking the region. schools are closed. flights have been scheduled to help people leave the island. today's precautions were also ordered for several nearby islands. this comes after the area saw more

please remain standing for the acting deputy secretary, corey huffman. this is a great day please join me in welcoming the secretary of the department of homeland security, the honorable christi noem's. unanimously reads that body bag and. baby, don't get down. don't you worry about the plane goes away. a man. hey, that's all right. we need i don't know the girl used to be in it. you ain't noticed the kids to sleep. you want momma, you turn me on. is coming and room to song. no, laurel and hardy. momma. they want to you see, they won't. good afternoon. it's good to see all of you. go ahead and be seated. thank you much so much for that wonderful welcome. and thank you to deputy secretary huffman. he's been fantastic, hasn't he? let's give him a round of applause. thank you. i had the chance to visit with him several times on the phone before i was actually sworn in, and we had candid conversations and visited. and when i got here, he handed me a binder full of papers and he said, i signed all of this hope you wanted me to. but i've enjoyed spending time

their family saying corey had his sights set on the olympics.f the 67 people lost here, and there are also questions this morning about air traffic control. we've learned one controller was doing the job of two. that's typical when there's less air traffic, but this change happened 40 minutes earlier than usual the night of the crash, and was the warning to the black hawk too late or specific enough? that's why the black box from the helicopter is especially important, because investigators will be able to hear what was said in that cockpit right before the crash. was there any confusion or were they looking at the correct plane? we know the ntsb is pulling that data right now in their lab, whit. >> whit: it is critical to get that information for future safety in aviation. gio, we will check back with you in a bit. thank you. we turn to our other breaking story this morning out of the middle east. hamas releasing israeli american hostage keith siegel and two other hostages after nearly 16 months in captivity. abc's foreign correspondent britt c

we have corey teague, the zoning administrator representing the planning department and joseph ospital senior building inspector with the department of building inspection. the board meeting guidelines are as follows the board requests that you turn off or silence all phones and other electronic devices so they will not disturb the proceedings. no eating or drinking in the hearing room. appellant's permit holders and department respondents each were given seven minutes to present their case and three minutes for rebuttal. people affiliated with these parties must include their comments within the 7 or 3 minute periods. members of the public who are not affiliated with the parties have up to three minutes each to address the board and no rebuttal. mr. long way our legal system will give you a verbal warning 30s before your time is up. since the board has a vacancy only three votes are required to grant an appeal or to modify a permit or determination. if you have questions about requesting a rehearing the board rules are hearing schedules. >> please email board staff at board of appeals

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here with us now, corey brettschneider. he is a professor of political science at brown university, and his latest book is the president and the people. five leaders who threaten democracy and the citizens who fought to defend it. professor. great to see you. >> great to see you, too. >> all right. so the response to this sweeping buyout offer has left federal employees pretty stunned and confused. scared. in your view, what is the goal here for the trump? administration? >> well, i think it really is no less than an attempted takeover of the federal branch. the vast numbers of civil servants who make up the executive branch, and to try to turn it from a group that is charged with carrying out the law laws like the clean water act or the clean air act, and to instead turn it into a. devoted, loyal workforce that will simply do the bidding of the president rather than carry out the law. and critics are saying it's it's so dangerous, especially the attempt to really eviscerate the civil service protection, the desire to reall

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. >> reporter: corey woodruff works at the facility and would have been working right where the fire but just happened to have the day off. >> the refining industry everything is based around safety. >> reporter: woodruff says accidents happen, but says he's not concerned about his health. he adds employees have strict procedures to follow, permits to obtain for certain jobs, and says the air is being continuously monitored. >> they were pretty safe, right? unless you are in the line of fire as far as the smoke going right on you it wouldn't affect you at all. of course there are a lot of things involved in that smoke, hydrocarbons and other chemicals . not much different from a construction fire. >> reporter: it is expected to provide another report in a few days. contra costa health is working with its own toxicologist to see if there will be long-term health impacts to soil and water. there is also ongoing independent investigation to figure out how the fire started to prevent it from happening again. >>> first alert weather powered by kia. learn more at kia.com. movement that ins

tierra mitchell, known as t and corey abrams, aka splash, are part of the collective. t worked for a media music company when she met russell in022. from that day that we met each other, we just knew, like, it felt like it was somebody you'd known since forever. no. this show saved my life. splash quit his job as a security guard shortly after meeting russell. i was like, just this little kid with a cracked phone. like, man, you think you could just watch my video? and he watched it and was like, you did this? i did. he was like, take my number down. we're gonna do a video. splash traded his cracked phone for a camera documenting russell's life and shooting music videos. can't tell my sins. i'm out like this one called am i musty featuring marshawn lynch, where he recreated his 2006 golf cart joy ride at cal. i was showing, like i could really be something, and i was pushed to really be something. when i make certain music and certain songs and you look into the crowd and there's everyone of every race crying or feeling something, that's culture. russell, now looking t

thank you again corey teague for the ping department.st a cple quick points just tolarify again the planning commissionoes not have a adopted pol on tse types ofcenarios and what setbacks these kinds of decks should or should not have. they have approved projects in the past that are basically these types of scenarios with landings and stairs on the side property line. again we look at a lot of different factors that we're trying to balance related to privacy, light etc. also the the deck information handout the three foot setback that is more for was basically telling people what it says is that typically if you have a low deck like this and you provide a three foot setback the deck can be approved over the counter is about a convenience thing if you want the easiest approval path this is what it is. that doesn't mean there's one factor in other scenarios there's not a case that we might not require a bigger setback or allow less of a setback. it's just if you want it approved over the counter quickly generally in that scenario providin

and then with no such problems in the round of 32 of the castle rights and against marissa corey winning in straight sets, 6362. they went into this match with a head to head record with a 3 wins a piece one a she on tex when's, was in the cancer was in 2022 in the semi finals on her way to the 1st of her 3 titles here. i spoke to her about the fact that she hasn't won a talking since to 2020, full french open on sunday. and she says she's not published at all by that spy. her high spend is quite a long time, but she's not worried about it. and it certainly showed on the course against the cory one break in the 1st set to move breaks in the 2nd set, leading to a comfortable victory. so swaying, 22, i just feel like coming here, you know, i can really focus on the work and everything is really where are organized. you know, the conditions are, are great snow of a tricky, but, you know, we have everything we need to just so you know, practice well and spend some time on court. so thank you guys for supporting us and coming up we are for sure. it's great to play in front of you, so hopefull

is comes of to the idea of announced earlier that it had killed 3 palestinians near the nets, irene corey door, a strategic line that's effectively split scouting to north and south. israel claims they breached eye movement restriction, but the palestinian style a different story and adding to the tension videos are now circulating a line, apparently from the same area, showing several dead bodies left behind after the idea of withdrawal. raising serious questions about what really happened there that has been already some furious reaction to have massive statement. israel's defense minister has fired back, accusing him off of brushing the deal. so he says he's instructed the army to prepare for a scenario and goes on and to ensure the security, or was really southern communities while the countries for women to serve national security has cold on massive bombardment of gaza in response. take a listen. a mazda is announcement to stop releasing is rarely hostages is a complete violation of the cease fire agreement and the deal to release the hostages. i instructed the idea to prepare at th

is little has made is clear, a one page of hosted transfer k is good shut down basically it's aaron corey are and so we, we may assume that from us we will be very cautious since now on the top listing inside. again, israel will relieve it, is expected to release 183 prisoners on saturday. $150.00 of them will be sent to garza and london. 77 live sentences will be painted to this house as soon clayvon. others are originally from gaza and they were arrested. vice really forces during based on going to college and they will be returned home to 3. $32.00 will be sense for the will for 5 bras back and wanted to choose isn't, will be sent back to egypt. and to allow is really, really, really is around $400.00 palestinian prisoners. we have been able to speak to menu on them and old points. that's the deal, but they still welcome, hoping april. last is not a solution to the road days raise hell, assuming prices? here's one asked the detainee, let's say can listen. the thing is something we have, our palestinian people have been living in anxiety for a 100 years. our people need freedom and the

the cities of data by an ton unison draft are along with the refugee camps in those cities, so that corey door, what's called the court order of death by palestinians. this is the path that they have to take in order to flee death and destruction and starvation from the north to the south. and many palestinians were killed on that route, the redeployment, a visitor of these really forces from that core door means that there won't be, is race soldiers in that area. and the more an access for palestinians to go north to south and backwards would now be possible. so this is a new stage of the cease fire for palestinians because it will make their movement much easier, much more convenient. and it would cement if you will, the idea that palestinians are free to return without any impediment certainly without the threat of deadly force by is really an army which remains in gaza. we have to say this is not a full is rarely withdrawal from the gaza. strip is just these really forces leaving that court door once and for all opening those gates between north and south. no. and can you just explain

around me, corey, speaking to us that from the united states from boston. this said the panama, where the president has said that he rejects the us panama relationship based on lies in full. so it's as off to the us state department announced that government vessels would not would no longer be required to pay a fee to use the panama canal. the canal a little far as he responded, saying that was on true, but it's on it's willing to hold towards with us officials. earlier this week, montgomery visited which way and successfully pressured panama to leave china as belton road initiative. president donald trump has repeatedly suggested that the us take back control of the canal. i. let's go live now to a lot to the america, tennessee, and human who's in santiago, chile. so let's see what's the story a strong repost from melina? the absolutely just one week ago, president willing know, has said that he was sure that the differences with united states could be ironed out amicably and in a friendly manner. today he was calling the states department of reducing the

k is good, shut down the see went into aaron corey there. but for now it's all good. i hosted a square in tel aviv in the meantime, crowds have been gathering since early morning watching the release on john quinn's as usual, celebrating those freed would also standing in solidarity with those 2 inc. if tibbetts, he writes, now 79 hostages remain in gauze including 3 taken before october, 7, 2023, on the palestinian side as well. will release $183.00 prisoners, including $152.00, gaza among them. 7 southern live sentences with been deported to the palestinian clave and others are originally from gaza, so they will be returned. home says he others. so $22.00 will be sent to the west bank and one exemption citizen will be sent back to egypt until now is we will release more than $400.00 palestinian prisoners. we have been able to speak to many of them and all points that the deal is not a solution to the road. the crisis between israel and palestine, let's say, can listen, let's say, can listen to this x retain the what he had to say. the thing is something that we have

each by the troops or just by the way, one kilometer away from well, we are close to philadelphia. corey, though, based on the statements released by the cause of administrative interior, national security, they confirmed that 3 police officers what killed in the strike. we have also seen different violations bite since the early hours of this morning till now. what are known, pope simply as have been inject, following east valley attacks on them who decided to return back to their homes in the eastern areas of the city of hard units and in the central areas of the strip. a during the past couple of hours, a civil call was targeted with no casualties reported so far. we need your model of use that under the current phase of the ceasefire agreement, it's 60 lights. that was the session of villa treat. x must take place between both conflicting comp to use in order to ensure stability and the jury ability of this these by a deal. this is not the only time that the usability military targets it civilians . previously, many vehicles were hates as they were trying to send back to the north sp

and then boston is around a corey a distinguished public policy, follow the american universities a route. we spent 30 years living in lebanon. welcome to you both, i'll, i don't all begin with you if i can. so what is, as well as calculation hits it's, it's mostly tactical burner. it's a business. there's nothing strategic. there's no alternative armada. i don't think israel has currently lose any interest in staying in south lebanon permanently, establishing any kind of permanent political military position. don't forget israel is deployed in guys of israel is deployed inside syria beyond the 1974 armistice lines is really military's also policing on most of the west bank. i . so there's absolutely no military justification or for that matter of the resources necessary to stay in southern lebanon. what your, what was said previously, that according to the november agreement, the lebanese army needs to a service already informed that she's by law to moving down south that hasn't been completed. so i think is your staying on those 5 hills house as a precaution? not as something with any l

. >> reporter: coach corey reynolds didn't think so. >> good job cruise control!e you in? when he said in the ninth, just a smaller kid i said why don't you come out and play football? he said i'm too small. i said says who? >> reporter: now, folks, this is not just any high school football team. these are the west jones mustangs. one of the recent mississippi state high school football champions. they take high school football very seriously around here. there are no charity cases on the squad. >> not every coach of the reigning state champion team is just going to go around giving chances. >> well, that's what's one of the great things about this country. it's about chances. you have opportunities to do something. nothing's going to be given to you for free. you've got to go and earn it. >> that a boy. >> i told him i'll kick next year. he said all right. >> reporter: and that's exactly what he did. he went out and made the team as the backup kicker. >> i knew it was going to happen. he's a very hard worker. he's never really missed any practice. and just persev

it's really about corey has forgotten his 2025 season on the page. right. so with the victory, the lot. number 3 made an eagle here at the 14th. so me 3 shots clip places to challenge shame. lowery. we haven't beach. how long is the price to be a very next tote would lead to a buddy? is mcelroy once. once a caught a 6 on the ball, $66.00. to finish up on 21. under a roof, and that was enough for us to shop with his 27th on the pga tool and fast to the eye clinic california. cool. i know if i can play to my capabilities and, you know, do do what i did right there a little bit more than the world rankings of the wins or whatever will, will really take care of themselves. that's motivating to try to, you know, get the best item myself and yeah, and try to become the best player in the world again. and india crushed england by 150 runs and the 5th and final to 20 international emb. i. i think 1st in the city 247 and 9 and the 20 i've is. i've a section on that. the amount of the movement to the haste, his team 6 is that an investor in most fits is in $1820.00 i

not everyone understands what a legion is, not everyone understands what the russian volunteer corey is. and even fewer people understand what a set the siberian battalion is. regarding the, obviously, there is no need to build illusions. you need to place high hopes on the these of the mileage and also these a modules for whom i must say right away. i am russian, i am a nationalist. but i believe that russia is the people of russia absolutely equal. and the obvious, he sees russia as russia for russians in the 15th century and must go from muska bikes at the model. cooperation with the vc will be a huge disadvantage for the congress in the future commission. what will the title say? what was the basque? is say, what was the barry out? some other peoples of our country say seeing right wing nationalists in front of them to excuse me, act according to the principles of grandfather headline. but no, no, there are grades and just the people rushed to leave a quarter. and so this equations deputy, who attended one of those congress meetings in poland, the russian volunteer corps, the fre

to this phones locked incarcerated bonds banks, which is which belongs to uranium calls from foss, corey, and sources. i am 23 rebels and the allies advancing in the heavy fi signal, the eastern democratic republic of congo, those provinces of north and south key to wake county is travel across the lake, even from government in the north to because of in the south the ports have just reopened off the week. suffice it out. and reports from chicago, which has been taken by m 23 forces. nickelodeon is which entities bottles made. was it? this will cover thousands on up to listen for what the variables how to see to fight us to see to on sunday, we are following the airport. and i've been happy to be watching for this out to people died this horse because dozen others announcing comes with wants my. it was sunday. i was in the house when i had the gunfire sound i was sitting in my living room chair i. when the bullet hit my leg, at the same time, my husband carriage me up to the road where the ambulance picks me up and put me here. they wouldn't lives infinity for you on the way to abuses. o

they include sean astin, kiki kwan, josh brolin, and corey feldman. and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. west coast rap with alex savage airs at 7:00 monday through friday, or fight around the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. in korea, the lunar new year is a national holiday. it's a time for families to gather, celebrate and honor their elders. here's a look now at some of the important traditions marking this time of year for koreans and korean americans. >> we're going to sit down first. >> like many traditions in korean culture, the lunar new year is rooted in respect and adoration for our elders. >> we have two largest, like the holiday in korea. so one is solar and the other one is like chuseok. >> seollal commemorates the first day of the korean lunar calendar. this year, on january 29th, the staff at the korean center in san francisco welcomed all members of the community to learn about the traditions. >> so happy is like we. we are showing our like respect to the elders. that's why it's very

progress straight to the ground of searching to should be on take will begin who defense against marissa, corey. tom size, and i'll just here. and that is a rep from the spots this for tonight moment. all right, thanks peter. all right, that's it for me. i'm how many i'm doing for this news hour and but i'll be back in a moment with more of a day's news. thanks for watching the the impact told by internal conflicts. disease and um then um on dumbness, this is of cruise had made the country's economy on stable living with christie. if any, do the can't put democracy out there. it examines how struggling nation 6 to build new alliances and its quest for stability, which may come to a very high cost for cause new directions. money. turning the tide on al jazeera, an increasing power in africa, josh and most and that is killed. so did use violence in the country that he's rushes presence in the central african republic, a stabilizing force, or calculated strategy for dillman is across the continent. they provide security and they take uranium, they provide security and we take diamond rushes shadow