that was the key to her apartment. >> to her apartment?rtment, yes. >> a key to lauren's apartment. why on earth would stephen have that? they got more search warrants to stephen's place and this time found women's underwear. test results proved they were lauren's. and then they found this. >> we found packaging for that same type of hacksaw in his apartment. >> it was the same type as the one found in the maintenance room. >> same size and brand and everything. >> now they felt certain they had their man. they cleared lauren's boyfriend, david, and ex-boyfriend, joe. no surprise at all to lauren's friends. >> i never thought it was david. i never thought it was joe. >> they eventually cleared the maintenance man, too. and on august 2nd, five weeks after lauren disappeared, stephen mcdaniel, the quiet, young law school grad, was charged with murder. he maintained his innocence, pleaded not guilty, and really, a crime so awful, a dismembered victim? stephen had seemed so harmless, had no criminal record. the evidence against him was circums

can you take me to the dakota apartment building? the cab couldn't go fast enough.ania and john lennon were a big part of my youth. this is how i looked on my first official bbc id card in 1976. i had been a bit of a hippie, it shows. i was just the kind of person to have embraced john lennon and yoko ono. as i travelled up to the dakota, lennon's music was on my mind. he'd just made an album, double fantasy, after a 5—year break. siren wails. across town at the roosevelt hospital, where lennon had been taken after being shot, was wabc tv news producer alan weiss, who lay injured in the emergency room after a motorbike accident, opposite a room where doctors were working on lennon, trying to resuscitate him. the door was open and i was able to watch them working onjohn lennon. so, the scene was this. john lennon, they've taken all his clothes off, he's lying on his back, his feet are facing me, his head is away from me. and in a semicircle around him are the medical staff. and at least one of the doctors has his hands injohn‘s open chest. around that time, millions

could you take me to the dakota apartment building? the cab couldn't go fast enough.ia and john lennon were a big part of my youth. this is how i looked in my first official bbc id card in 1976. i had been a bit of a hippie. it shows. i was just the kind of person to have embraced john lennon and yoko ono. as i travelled up to the dakota, lennon's music was on my mind. the door was open. i was able to watch them working on john lennon. the scene was this. john lennon, they've taken all his clothes off, he's lying on his back, his feet are facing me, his head is away from me. and in a semicircle around him are the medical staff. and at least one of the doctors has his hands injohn‘s open chest. around that time millions of americans were tuned into monday night football on the abc network where a sports commentator broke the devastating news to the nation. an unspeakable tragedy confirmed to us by abc news in new york city. john lennon, outside of his apartment building on the west side of new york city, the most famous perhaps of all of the beatles, shot twice in the

and the dog automatically alerts on apartment b, which happens to be the apartment of keyona bor. >>eporter: keyona bor was a 25-year-old single mother, who'd lived there about a year. o'connell says he knew her through her longtime boyfriend, someone o'connell described as a drug dealer. an autopsy found heather bogle had marijuana in her system, and detective o'connell thought heather might have gone to the somerton apartments to buy more of it. so he paid keyona a visit. >> and keyona appeared to be very evasive, not wanting to talk to us for one reason or another, which i thought was a little odd. >> reporter: o'connell said something else also made him suspicious of keyona bor. >> obviously one of the things we did was go into keyona's facebook account, and we noticed that keyona had a theme of mickey mouse, clothing that she was known to wear that was mickey mouse related. >> reporter: because, remember -- >> when we found the victim, the victim was wearing a xl red t-shirt with a mickey mouse face on it. >> reporter: heather wouldn't wear a size xl. >> no. >> reporter: would k

we're so fortunate to have a backyard to go out on and a lot of people are just stuck in their apartments. the virus reaches the hamptons in april that arrives most sundays in a new city within a kilometer radius around the beacon high 90 percent of residents to find themselves as winds. around 2.6 percent live close to the publishing line and preparing to make unemployment levels well under 2 percent. at the peak of the crisis sit in times more people dying in new york than in the hamptons. so how do societies more privileged members deal with such social injustice to new deadly pandemic. is it ok to carry on showing off ones will. be facing me. i'm sensitive about what the girls post on their instagram all the time i'm like really why i never before you know them coming i mean but that's my opinion it's their brand and they should you know what they want to do with their with their instagram you know it's not for me to say or to control it it's their brand just don't like i mean people sometimes. if it was my brand i wouldn't i wouldn't do what they do but that's not that's not what i'm

here and marriage is holed up in her apartment. since the start of the some of the number of shootings has kept rising in august it was more than double the number in the previous year. knowing what to eat a fire and all it is is happening. sometimes poteen can descend into a shootout in just a plank of a 9 afro i used to live in constant sound like firework you can find a difference between guns and power until you wake up the next morning her own. good half a bottle full of all the things that we just came out of it's not getting better it's getting reckless the shooting event happened near you. and then if you witness it and if they see you you've got to look down or run. to kevin things start looking up in september everything he thought he had lost has suddenly become possible again. in new hampshire the 1st teacher is opening up again and he's directing the production. i'm very excited. i've been so inspired over the past week as this transpired in the past week and a half or 2 so you know solidified over the past week and i'

they've hardly used the apartment luxury space left in t. while many yorkers don't know how they'll be able to pay next month's rent look at someone like me and look at our family and look at the life that we have and that we lead we have. not being so affected by covert 19 certainly from an economic standpoint because of the opportunities that we have and the flexibility that we have we have options. but a lot of people don't. see. him return or a man can't afford her rent and now she's paying in installments she's been saved to buy a food bank in the apartment block basement canned foods and pasta to get her and her son isaac through this difficult time. in the rita is in freefall and there's no social welfare in it to catch it and she's not the only one. among those who are declared eligible we only see it on average about 70 percent of them actually getting their unemployment check. that's even lower for african-americans it's only about 55 percent of. the recent opened in pure prosy and one that makes many mistakes. in the re to stay st

that's the last, you know, sounds she made. >> anybody left in the apartment?> nobody, my girlfriend's dead. >> how's your girlfriend dead? >> i don't know. somebody -- there was banging at the door, she said who is it, they started shooting. >> no. no, we announced three times, police search warrant. >> walker is charged with attempted murder of a police officer. >> a man accused of shooting a metro police officer is out of jail -- >> the charges are dropped against him. >> all three of these men have been placed on administrative reassignment. >> after the shooting, the three officers who fired their weapon, according to the department, are immediately put on what's called administrative reassignment, which basically just means you're not working, but you're getting paid while they figure this thing out. >> for us to just have to find the strength to move on without her is just going to be so hard. >> we was going to have to get legal help to get answers. >> we filed that wrongful death lawsuit to make sure that we could get the truth out about what happened

watch what happens from 10:00 in the morning, most of the showers fall apart. by far the best chance of any measurable rain will be north of the golden gate. and in the east bay in the santa clara valley. barely more than a trace. those are still going to be possible but then we are going to clear things out. at least in terms of the rain chances as we head through tomorrow evening. intermittent clouds will be with us tomorrow night, thursday into thursday night. but the clouds will thicken up once again late thursday night. we went to see the next chance of rain start to move into the market by about midnight. this is going to be a little more substantial. at least the way that forecast models are depicting it right now. sometimes they tend to get a little excited if it is more than 48 hours out. still it is the best chance of the most measurable rainfall. we will keep you updated as we get closer to the end of the workweek. high temperatures today, kind of struggled to recover from the foggy start across the bay area. only mid to upper 50s to around 60 degree

in the one kilometer area around kevin's apartment 74 percent of residents define themselves as white the average annual household income is around $74000.00. 11 percent live around or below the poverty line. before the pandemic around 5 percent unemployment. the number of coronavirus cases here in april was around 40 percent below the new york city average. i felt very safe actually during the pandemic i thought like this is a good neighborhood to sort of weather the storm and sort of and i felt a little bit protected i felt really lucky that we were not at the epicenter of infection. but economically the slowdown has been. just harrowing. and the reach of a 1000000 doesn't feel it all safe in the bronx but now she's got something to look forward to her youngest son isaac is coming home in 4 days time. has just finished his school year on line with my dad he may say i. should be very proud of yourself and regarding the circumstances she was quite another shocker at times and you didn't lose focus on anything you fell behind of the bit which was able to you know catch up and it's not

dollar as world reserve currency is cracking apart is breaking apart germany and europe you know they've got energy reliance on countries that the u.s. the has decided is not go or not going to happen or they're shaky about or nervous about and so the european union is like look you know we we're not going to freeze to death you know work we need energy and so or if it means d. dollars ation and developing parallel payments games in parallel way. ways to do business around the world outside of the u.s. dollar you know that's what we're going to do if they have the energy needs there but they also have you know germany is a really high tech producer manufacturer of goods and china imports a lot from germany so if they lose that market because there are a lot of tensions between china and the u.s. i mean obviously maybe that's going to change under biden because he has a very close relationship with china and he helped get them into the deputy oh that's just the inevitability we've been covering that for a while now we're going to move to another story about this global system this global

apartment she thought something would happen to me identify purpose of the book but years ago there was a guy called the dart man like the late nineties literally throwing darts at women's asses in the subway. and to be aware of the dart man my mother left me and answering with the one - - an answering machine message that literally said judith, where sick close. [laughter] one - - stick close so one time i left my apartment and went to my agent's office and i was waiting in the waiting area i thought i will call my mother because it's free because we had to use of a long-distance. [laughter] so we are talking on the phone mail but it's we get disconnected i did not call her back right away and i forgot to tell her i was actually an agent's office. so in her mind she does something happen to me in my apartment and that i am dead she calls me up screaming the whole message is where are you? i will call your neighbor then literally at the end she says so long. [laughter] at the end of the message and it was so feel i would literally play this message on stage was a signature bit. beca

in the reach of $100.00 for a 2 room apartment a rent that was manageable once she still had a job. in the richest parents came to new york as latin american immigrants and ended up some with it couldn't be further from the affluent center of manhattan. as a little girl my mom will watch a body of old movies and one of her favorites was breakfast at tiffany's. i understand why you know walking in front of the store was like a big thing for what you have earned you know you want to lavish lifestyle might be i think you know be given in new york that's what i always embody for myself i made my breakfast that's if you drink. now the dream is over in the region no longer has her job she has to send to children to stay with other family members because money is so short. the viki family has gone to stay in the summer house in the hamptons 2 hours drive from a manhattan apartment. and function in a helixes and can work from anyway. just a fun fact about my cause and i work 2 with a girl who is a professional organizer and she came out here before i arrived in the hamptons and organizes my

apart from that path of the pen demick and what we expect in terms of the rollout vaccine the amount of policy support provided is another important factor which is shaping the recovery so we have we are expecting to see this divergence across regions but also even within regions so china has already reached its pre-crisis level last year in the 2nd quarter we are expecting the us to do so this year with the euro area we expecting that pre-crisis level to be reached in 2022 but it's really the the developing countries and many of the mine africa are the ones where we see the biggest hit and the biggest losses and so there not only by the lack of policy support they just don't have space to provide the support that many of the advanced economies are giving to the economies but also they're the ones that are likely to get a much later roll out vaccine so it's really the worst of both worlds thank you very much brooks is a deputy director at the international monetary fund. now why are some companies share prices rocketing despite there being little or no value behind the businesses it'

came over and apartment — from chelsea! came over and apartment penalty _ from chelsea!me over and i apartment penalty should have from chelsea! came over and - apartment penalty should have made it more. a strike indicative of a man low on goals and low on confidence. —— timo werner. a blip for the blues and for him, a positive ending to a difficult week. craig templeton, bbc news. brentford surprised leicester by taking an early lead — when mads sorensen put them ahead after six minutes. but the premier league side overwhelmed their championship opponents with three second half goals, james maddison completing a 3—1win. they'll face brighton next. burnley were in a happy place after a 3—0 win over top—flight opponents fulham. jay rodriguez headed homejack cork�*s cross. he got his second from the penalty spot — before kevin long got the third, in the final ten minutes. they'll face either bournemouth or crawley town in the next round. manchester united have gone to the top of the women's superleague thanks to a 2—0 win over birmingham city. leah galton put united ahead

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when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. i got this 8 millimeter film purely by accident. time period 963 to 65 place damascus. i don't don't know why young. i've watched it many times a man posing the monuments and all poster of the hollywood premiere of town without pity and a fight in a market so without prisons. i had my doubts if i should waste my time on this but i came back to that film over and over again tracing a sequence of events happening in syria at that time and most of those who worked there the mood on the review. which you'll see neal curiosity is like a perpetual motion machine it lives on without a lunch break and then suddenly i saw him stop let's take another look now at low speed this is key like cohen a super spy who some consider a national hero and others and evil villain an israeli double o. 7. i need because it's but it's them and they at the. at the one. still. 50. and no one would ever see this footage if it wasn't for an old acquaintance of mine but collector from st petersburg alexei marco. he

and some pass it's june and emerita hardly leaves her apartment she's waiting and hoping for a job and to see his sons one of them is spending lock down with his father the other son is within reach his mother in the region herself couldn't afford to feed them all. is about to be worth. 3 months. 3 months without seeing my kids physically i see them through video talked it out but physically touching them physically hugging you know 3 months what's that guy. i'm getting housed out. of the bickley family were able to remain together during the pandemic and they have paid help mexican elder sign a lease is on a house visit today. i have 4 kids so i'm not great for my kids especially yeah. right. because i need money yeah. my husband and i will stay home for 2 more months so now we start to work a little bit monday we want to do at least $150.00 an hour out here and we'll have wine and cheese prepared to take the health risk in order to do that kind of money for the bickley family work doesn't intend to health risk. for extremely fortunate to have the choice of being here versus in new yo

early this morning police were called to the rocky hill apartments. the man inside live streamed himself on social media carrying a gun. and behind him, two motionless women laying on the floor. police say the 29-year-old santa rosa man was wanted for various felonies including domestic battery and assault for a deadly women. the bodies of the two women in that apartment, police say the cause of death remains under investigation. >>> friends and family of a girl kidnapped in dublin decades ago are marking the anniversary of her disappearance today. 13-year-old ilene was last seen in 1989 as she walked home from middle school. each year on the anniversary of her abduction, a group of people walk the path she would have a candlelight vigil for her. this year in light of covid-19, her father posted a short message to youtube instead. >> our lives were forever turned over when she disappeared 32 years ago. please know that we haven't given up hope of finding her. >> cold cases this old are rarely, if ever, solved, but a similar kidnapping in hayward just

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the couple was 500 miles apart.le living by herself in maryland, karlyn became friends with another soldier, marissa manthe. marissa loved working with karlyn. >> she was the light of the office. she was loving. everyone loved her. >> reporter: marissa was a single mom with a young daughter, so when karlyn was nearing the end of her pregnancy, they decided to share a house together. >> it had a backyard. it had a decent sized kitchen, and it was right by base. >> reporter: did you ever have security concerns about the townhouse or the area? >> we did have. karlyn had mentioned that she came home one day, and felt like stuff was moved around in the house. >> reporter: really? >> yeah. >> reporter: if somebody says that to me, i'm -- >> yeah. >> reporter: i'm getting worried. the two women kept the doors and windows locked, and worked together to make their townhouse a home. marissa helped karlyn set up a nursery, and then, on april 23, 2015, kattaleya vale ramirez was born. grandma susan was on the first flight from

this type of apartment is aimed at upscale buyers.ach unit has three floors aboveground and two below. the asking price is between $900,000 and $1.8 million. these units are especially popular with local business owners. they sold faster than cheaper apartment units. >> i didn't hesitate to buy it. if you like it, you should go for it. >> people in china are placing a premium on a better living environment as they spend more time at home during the pandemic. the developers say word spread about the development's high quality and excellent design. >> some people bought property between $1.2 million with cash. there's an amount for nice homes. demand will keep growing as the economy keeps expanding. >> investment in real estate development through february last year. but the accumulated total from january through december was 7% year on year. this has led to a housing in some cities. research institute says a growing number of new residences remain unsold across the country. the nationwide total floor space was 7.8% in november from a y

it's not in the office is something to break down the door of his wife's apartment and search mr lee's home the offices of his anti corruption fund teams route to studio the raids come after his team held mass protests in cities across the country on sunday calling for his release from prison. straight to moscow then we joined d.w. correspondent and welcome what more can you tell us about these rights what we're seeing seems to be a flurry of police searches and raids across mont moscow as you say phil in the apartments of these allies that his offices according to the head of his anti corruption fund needs personal doctor has also been detained now the police apparently are saying that it's connected these searches are connected to a criminal case that they've opened into apparently illegal calls to protest last weekend there were those mass protests in russia all over russia that these team called for and the police have also in connection to that it seems been searching the apartment of union that by their knees wife and outside of that apartment my colleagues from the russian servi

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we have a bunch of new apartment buildings. scholl: you have corporate headquarters of facebook, google, microsoft. christensen: we realize we live in such an amazing place with so much creativity and innovation. i'm excited when i see the young people in the tech industry all over town, all over the bay area commuting back and forth. there's an energy here. renteria: in mission bay, veryone pretty much works in tech, working on the next start-up. woman: i have 3 cappuccinos for here. renteria: i'll do a coffee. ok. thanks. i'm considered a millennial. we kind of are free spirits, and we don't believe so much in just full-time gigs. i work in social media marketing, so it's definitely a new industry. a lot of people don't quite understand it, but i run social for a living. the really cool thing about a job in social media or just tech is that you can work remotely. coffee shops are free. yes, san francisco is really expensive. there is no other place like san francisco where you're going to have access to the technology, to the

it's a statement that wearing masks and keeping apart, washing our hands, doing those public health measures is a critical step in trying to flatten the curve and trying to get the pandemic under control while, at the same time, we are working to get vaccines rolled out. i was really excited to see the president establish an equity advisory board. when he think about the term equity what it is saying is everyone in america should havet a fair and just opportunity to protect their health and as a seen in this pandemic spread around the globe it is clear in america that the color of your skin, how much money you earn has a direct relationship to how you have done in this pandemic. the equity board will look to say what does each person in america need to be able to protect themselves, their families and their communities? that will vary. it is important that we, as a nation, assure that everyone is safe or as safe as they can be during this pandemic. >> coming back to rejoining the global community, explained more what that means for folks were seeing appointments, vaccine appointments, being

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