for judy baker— moment. really brilliant. for judy baker who _ moment. really brilliant.who never went on to judy baker who never went on to have another child, an apology would recognise deep, enduring pain. would recognise deep, enduring ain. ., would recognise deep, enduring ain, ., j, would recognise deep, enduring ain. ., ., ., ., would recognise deep, enduring ain. ., ., ., w, pain. how can you do that to a teenager? _ pain. how can you do that to a teenager? and _ pain. how can you do that to a teenager? and innocent - pain. how can you do that to a | teenager? and innocent baby? how can you part them simply because i was unmarried?! the re ort because i was unmarried?! the report estimates _ because i was unmarried?! the report estimates nearly 200,000 babies were adopted from unmarried mothers in the three decades after world war ii. other countries like australia have already apologised to birth mothers. now, those here say it is time the uk and scottish governments did the same. to reach out with compassion and finally officially recognise that forced adoptions

. >> i want to say the look at bak baker hughes if we take a look at the oil services etf that baker hughes is part of, what you see is a very clear uptrippeend. now we've seen a bounce higher if we look at a chart of baker hughes, what you see is that same uptrend, that same clear uptrend that we've pulled back to after that 40% massive decline that i think now we're going to bounce higher and continue higher. but most importantly, if you look at the relative performance of baker hughes to the oih, oil services etf, this is a stock that for the most part trades on par with the etf so as we expect the etf and the stock to bounce higher from the trend lines, i expect a little outperformance from this stock based upon where it's currently positioned recently they sold off their operations in russia apar and the sale clears the deck and provide as opps a long expo. i don't want to pay too much team in time decay because i don't have a direct catalyst for this in the short run. i'm going to use a trade structure that meek uses quite often. i'm going out to october and looking at the 24,

baker. what is the impact if auction authority lapses and would it have an adverse impact on our ability to lead any -- lead in the deployment of next and a ration communication services? >> it would be a shame to see the authority lapses. that would be the worst case scenario. i fear the impact would signal that we are not committed to removing or even moving away from the structure that has allowed us to create greater competition and greater diverse uses of spectrum. that would be a shame. it is also why i am advocating for a longer authority to signal that we want to do this in the future with the right studies and the right data. >> i appreciate the question. it would cause uncertainty. we do not know about licenses. we do not know about auctions. if they are not able to hold auctions, we will not be able to continue to build that 5g which has any effect on our global competitiveness. we all want a strong and powerful fcc. it is why we have an 18th month extension. >> very quickly, i me

as we look at the chart of baker hughes. this is the third largest constituent.ou can see that same uptrend, the clear uptrend that we have pulled back to after the 40% massive decline. now we will bounce higher and continue higher. as the portly, if you look at the relative performance to the oih oil services etf, this stock trades on par. as we expect the etf and the stock to bounce higher, i do expect some performance from this particular stock, based on where it is currently positioned. recently, they sold off the operations here in russia. that is part of what created the 40% decline, is a drag that the rush operations caused on them. i think the sale provides an opportunity to see some long exposures. the stock is forming the balmy formation. it has not broken out yet. that is the tricky part, when you use the option strategy. the upside is there. i went to purchase premium, but i don't want to pay too much in time decay. i don't have the catalyst for this to move higher in the short run. i will use the trade structure that mike uses option. this is the cal

baker says so far, no motive on why ramirez allegedly killed stitt.er says members of her family who are still alive are happy to finally have closure. detective called her and let her know the news. and she was thrilled. >> you know, he even after all this time reporting in sunnyvale, justin campbell kron, 4 news. >> well, heading now over to our wildfire coverage. the siskiyou county sheriff is calling out several news outlets saying that their coverage of the mckinney fire is inexcusable and unprofessional. you have shared jeremiah says his office is now open an investigation into multiple media outlets. he says they invaded burnt properties that law enforcement had not even search for human remains yet. last week the sheriff said that one tv station brought a person onto private property, evacuated property in the fire zone. he says once the investigation is complete, all information will be sent to the district attorney's office. happening today. the trial begins in the lawsuit filed by kobe bryant's widow, vanessa bryant and her case against los

almost as bad as mike baker. >> who's mike baker? >> greg: good question. we don't know.od question. coming up, why a quarterback got the notion to drink a magical potion. your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire ["only wanna be with you" by hootie & the blowfish] ♪ ♪ >> greg: could it be that an nfl season was great because he took time to hallucinate? perhaps his mvp stats aren't slipping because he spent the off-season tripping. green bay packers cornerback aaron rodgers declared his love for the psychedelic drug i alaska on the opry marcus podcast. >> and we talked so much about it, mental health, and to me, one of the core tenets of your mental health is self-love and that's what it did for me, was help me see myself and it's only in that unconditional self-love that i'm able to truly be able to unconditionally love others. >> greg: that sounds like someone who's done psychedelic drugs.

a long time, 4000 years from the end of the stone age to the rise of anxious rome, yet this roman bakernd his portrait is preserved on the walls of his bakery. he had learned to raise his oven above the ground and make it out of rick's, still thinking like stone age man, i lying a great you look and time to achieve this loaf of bread that is now 2000 years old. 17 centuries after the death of the roman baker, thomas jefferson in writing the declaration of independence articulated one amanda's great political ideas. freedom. jefferson was a universal genius whose design of the university of virginia and his own house, monticello, reflected his love of craft -- classical design and gracious living. the first american gourmet. jefferson introduced spaghetti to the american diet. as well as such foods as french fries, asparagus, ice cream, and vanilla. some of the finest meals ever prepared in america were made in his kitchen and though his political ideas were a tremendous advance over the ancient romans, his preparation at this were virtually the same, involving the huge applications of l

by 19, baker was a father himself to a daughter.e up at 9:00 a.m. to draw out custom flyers for each city, just to post them around, just to sell an extra like hundred tickets. so when we took videos from the concert, it didn't look like scattered emptiness. >> a decade after making his own flyers -- >> you sure you're not uncomfortable being watched like a fish tank with all these people? >> machine gun kelly has no problem drawing attention. ♪ ♪ especially for his high-profile relationship with actress megan fox. the couple announced their engagement earlier this year. ♪ ♪ the bigger you get, the more popular your music is, the more people want to know about your personal life and talk about megan and everything else. how do you begin -- >> i would want to talk about megan, too. [ laughter ] >> i don't blame anybody for that. ♪ ♪ >> do you feel yourself, i don't know if growing up is the right term, but changing, evolving? >> i don't ever want to grow up. maturing and becoming a better me is absolutely first on my agenda. it's lik

judy baker was also single and she too came before a persuasive social worker. almost immediately suggested adoption to me. certainly, there wouldn't have been any idea in my head, i don't think, before that. and she presented it to me, as far as i can remember, as this wonderful opportunity almost to give my baby a loving home that i couldn't give her. so that was the start of me being indoctrinated, if you like. there's a good girl. there! yvonne labrum also felt the pressure when she became pregnant out of wedlock aged 20. "you're not married so, "therefore, you're not keeping the baby," which really hurt me. you wanted to have the baby? i wanted...to have my child. the pressure on unmarried women to give up their babies took hold in the 1950s. it coincided with increased demand for adopted children from childless couples in postwar britain. we were asked to prepare a layette for the baby. but thousands of these women, like ann keen, wanted to keep their babies, yet they often felt ground down by social workers into submission. it was coercion. the phrase was

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she and baker worked together for 3 and a half years.ne rescue president our flu, velma home to baker. she says 3 and a half years is a long time to be with 1 the second we came around the corner johnny was way off and she knew he was there and she pretty much drug me telling him she knew he was there hour says the organization has reunited more than 600 dogs with their handlers. and this reunion was one of the best one. she's seen her sometimes. >> they remember right away. but they don't ever remember from down the hall, i think of had one other do that baker's wife and kids joined in on the reunion saying they're excited to bring all home. >> a penguin and his new pair of shoes. how the new kicks are actually helping up to are actually helping up to little guy. what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26? not one dime to get people off the streets and into housing 27 generates hundreds of million to help solve homelessness. the choice is clear yes on prop 27. what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26 is a money g

josh baker, thank ou comment on this matter. josh baker, thank you so — comment on this matter. this matter. josh baker, thank you so much forjoining - comment on this matter. josh baker, thank you so much forjoining us. - thank you so much forjoining us. and josh has been investigating this... you can see this on bbc sound. let's get the weather now had carroll. showers predominantly coming in through the north—east of england in the pennines. today we will see a few more isolated, light showers being driven on the breeze across england and wales from the north sea. also breezy across the channel. cloud breaking up but hanging on across the northern isles today. temperatures ranging from 13 in the north to 2a in the south. through the evening and overnight, quite breezy for england and wales. not as breezy across the north of the country although we could see some patchy mist and fog forming. lows of 16 celsius but lower inst sheltered glens. temperatures 14—24 in the south. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: mikhail gorbachev, the soviet leader who ended the cold war, has

i can understand lord baker is coming from. the conce -t lord baker is coming from.s not happy with what he's hearing from both. what i find interesting about this, it wasn't that long ago in the newspapers that some former cabinet members of margaret thatcher's government were praising rishi sunak. �* , government were praising rishi sunak. �*, ., , ., sunak. it's also interesting that marc aret sunak. it's also interesting that margaret thatcher _ sunak. it's also interesting that margaret thatcher is _ sunak. it's also interesting that margaret thatcher is looming i sunak. it's also interesting that| margaret thatcher is looming in sunak. it's also interesting that - margaret thatcher is looming in this contest _ margaret thatcher is looming in this contest i_ margaret thatcher is looming in this contest. i don't think david cameron would _ contest. i don't think david cameron would have — contest. i don't think david cameron would have wanted to talk about margaret thatcher. neither did theresa — margaret thatcher. neither did theresa may, but now she is all the

i talk about jim and tammy faye baker.ho raised four kids in the heart of the great depression, and was just the absolute bedrock of not only my life but everybody who knew her. she got swindled by jim and tammy faye baker and the ptl club, because she sat there and talked it on tv and they were talking about jesus and something that meant everything to her. and you got a guy who loses his job on an oil rig and he's sitting home and suddenly the guy that he voted for, the jim and tammy faye baker of american politics preaches the gospel of rigged elections and he keeps preaching and he sees it and millions of americans see it day in and day out. and not just guys who lost their jobs on oil rigs, lawyers and doctors and finance people that we deal with, they get suckered into it as well. and so the daughters ask a question, a very good question that i've been asking from the very beginning. >> a simple question. >> if working class americans who bought into donald trump's lie that american democrat was being destroyed and t

the w samantha baker, the banks of the river, i'm in cologne. those low water levels across europe also making it harder to cool power stations and france, it's creating a particular headache for the countries nuclear power industry. nuclear reactors produce around 70 percent of the country's park. and many of those reactors depend on huge quantities of water from nearby rivers to cool them down strict rules or am to protect aquatic life, govern how much hot water can be released downstream. but due to frances current energy crunch, many nuclear stations have received special permits to keep running something that's making environmentalists for it. to w lisa lewis reports now from southwestern france. france has been baking and temperatures of up to 40 degrees for months. now. that is putting french nuclear plants under strain authorities having to bend the rules for about a 5th of them just to keep them running. usually a nuclear power plant operators are only allowed to discharge their cooling water into rivers like they're gone. if the rivers

i, if they can't get up and down the ryan w samantha baker in cologne. thank you. lynette allens borders, germany, and is usually one of the wettest countries in europe. but this summer it's also battling a prolong drought and water shortages with a 3rd of its land below sea level. the countries especially vulnerable to climate change and is being forced to adapt fast kettle coming to a water hole the dried out the reservoir just outside the dutch town of devons. her . it's a very dry season now and you can see the water level is very, very low. this can now would normally be bringing water into one of the netherlands biggest rivers. we have the at the bottom of the civic. normally, this, me the water over here, but now you can see it's all, it's all gone. you can see a little bit of water over there, filling me this. but this is all gone, and this the river, the ice, will cassy, although it's mine, and is responsible for the upkeep of the dike system in this region. and the extreme heat is not only drying out the waterways, but also endangering his levi

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d w samantha baker is at the banks of the rhine river and the german city of cologne. samantha, what are the water levels looking like where you are right now, while the water levels here are extremely low, you can see across the river, the high water mark where they can reach up to. but they are nearing record. lowes here in cologne. are set to possibly break the 2018 record low so, so the water is really coming down here and this is a major problem for ships trying to move up and down the ryan at now. shipping it, it moves, most of germany's goods are up and down this river. and when the water is below one and a half meters, those ships cannot move. and that is the case in some parts of the river right now . so ships are having to offload cargo down to 25 percent even of what they were meant to carry. and this is leading to delays and shipping, and that's leading to higher costs. and unfortunately, forecast right now for this water coming up at all, i don't look likely in the near future. now, normally the water levels only begin to sink around this time of year. wha

peter baker, not letting you live just yet. when we come back, russia signals that it wants to talk, about the u.s. china relationship getting tested. and conservatives down in dallas, cheering on the pale selling leaders of the crazy conspiracy world. we're gonna harness one of our favorite historians just how close we are to the democracy crisis. the 11th hour, just getting underway on a busy friday night! friday night! ing new one a day multi+. a complete multivitamin plus an extra boost of support for your immunity, brain, and hair, skin & nails. new one a day multi+. i grew up an athlete, i rode horses... i really do take care of myself. i try to stay in shape. that's really important, especially as you age. i noticed after kids that my body totally changed. i started noticing a little pudge. so i took action! coolsculpting targets, freezes and eliminates treated fat for good. no needles, no incisions. discuss coolsculpting with your provider. some common side effects include temporary numbness, discomfort and swelling. yo

james baker slippery lawyer from texas . how about how about nato would never move one inch to the east toward, towards soviet, toward the soviet union at the time. now, why was that not put in writing? i asked one of got a bunch of associates at the time. his name was cove, eileen, and i said why was that not written down? and he said the usual excuses while he the germans more on board yet true. the wash or pack still existed. true, but they looked me straight in the eye and he said, mr. mcgovern, we trusted you. that's what's missing now. and that's the great, great tragedy of what happened when things could have been much different. esther got a bit shots left the scene and instead in came this clown is drunken clown call buddy ca seen who allows us to pretty much exploit rushes. national resources allowed the expected asia of russian males to go down from 63 years old to fifty's 7 years old in 4 years from 1991 to 895. so there was cas there and the trust evaporated. poochie and tried to regain trust, offered to join na

's or some baker is in cologne on the banks of the river. right. water level here in cologne on the rhine river are reaching near record to lowe's. as we've had weeks with little rain and prolonged periods with high temperatures. this drought is being made worse by climate change, which is really impacting the whole region and rivers across the continent. now this is a major problem for ships and companies looking to move goods up and down this river as they need a meter and a half of water to get up and down the river. and in some places, that's not possible right now. so they're having to reduce their cargo to as low as 25 percent of their intended carry. and that is causing delays in getting products to where they need to go and more costs for companies and consumers. this will also add to the energy crisis here in germany, as many of the ships going up and down this river are carrying coal, heating, oil and diesel. and those, ironically, perhaps, are the very fossil fuels that are contributing to this climate crisis. and making this drought wor

and peter baker is still with us. peter, is the times right? from the trump white house have told the fbi? >> well, i think they could have told about the last chaotic days of that white house. remember, of course, president trump wasn't even admitting he is going to be leaving the white house until right up until the end. there was no systematic, organized effort to pack up and handle the last remaining issues on his desk, because he didn't want to admit that he was going to be leaving. and anybody who even suggested that preparations needed to be made were immediately, you know, chastised, punished, and so forth. so i think that cipollone, the white house counsel, the top lawyer in that white house and his deputy, pat philbin can tell us is that the precautions were taken, what do they know about documents that were classified, were stored and taken away. and what do they know about this supposed claim, the claim that former president trump has made, that he had somehow magically declassified everything that he ever touched, basically that he

samantha baker in cologne. thank you. but i can look at some more stories making headlines today have polish firefighters of now i recovered a 100 tons of dead fish from the river odor, which forms part of the gem polish border. more have been removed downstream in germany. scientists are baffled. german tests have confirmed mercury levels are not to blame. a poland has also sent samples to other european laboratories. police in pakistan say at least 20 people have died after a speeding bus collided with an oil tanker. the crash trigger defy that ignited the tanker and quickly engulf both vehicles. 6 passengers survive to deadly traffic. accidents are common in pakistan. and mainly because of speeding of the poor state of roads. saturday marks 10 years since 34 striking miners were gunned down by police in south africa. american and massacre is one of the darkest chapters in the countries post apartheid era. but victims say they are still seeking accountability and proper compensation. the w adria increased reports from m

baker, the american delegation was stunned by the concessions that the soviet union was ready to make when they sat down at the table negotiations, gorbachev, for no reason, said to his soul that we decided to eliminate the warsaw pact to leave eastern europe, then he wrote that we were sweating from this news and thought, and now what new ones they want us to demand. how much we will have to pay for this and dissolve the demander should theoretically be dissolved gorbachev could then insist, if not on the liquidation of the north atlantic alliance, then absolute guarantees of its non-proliferation, why didn’t the then head of the protocol service of the soviet leader vladimir do this shevchenko says in words the americans promised a lot to both bush and his predecessor. reagan, we believed them. but here the regen came up with such an expression trust but verify, and now, probably, we needed to check them deeper and at times, not in words, but in the documentary version, the adviser to president reagan paul. roberts is still confident in his rating and bush was personally ready to ma

there's a big book on william leahy, peter baker's book on james baker as a chief of staff.i began to hear it is emailing job for manly man, a manly president. all of these things are great because they are such man. like linebackers protecting the quarterback. they are like bouncers throwing drugs out of a bar. this land damages our view of edith because she is a woman. she has to just be the first lady, she stepped in the breach of a terrible tragedy and kept wilson's presidency going for at least a year. i think if she was a man she would be admired for it. she and thomas woodrow wilson jr. she probably would have had great books about her. the chief of staff is a manly thing, she sees the position of helping the president. my last slide, please. this is a famous picture, i have always seen it when historians write critically about her. that she was this lady mcbath behind the throne. kind of telling the drawing woodrow wilson want to do. this is in her memoir, she was proud of this picture. she said this is me, this is 1920, i like to think he's vetoing the volstead act

baker, let us start with this inflation reduction act. it could be improved in the next couple of days. how big of a deal is this? >> it is a big deal, of, course because president biden had been paralyzed in his efforts to get through his domestic agenda now for months. really almost a year. and i think that this is a way of him salvaging the best he can. it's not anywhere close to what he originally proposed last year. but it's a heck of a lot better than when he had weeks ago, which was zero. he wanted climate, he wanted prescription drugs. he wanted obama care subsidies. but he also wanted a lot more that he can't get in there. but these are pretty important things -- the democrats going to celebrate this win and show that -- make a case to the america public that it shows the democrats can get done the things he promised to get done after a period where it looked like he was frustrated in achieving his agenda. timing in that sense could be better. because heading into the fall election, he wants to turn around the narrative that he h

with the rest of the central committee of the cpsu, according to the memoirs of secretary of state bakerelegation was stunned by the concessions. who was ready to go to the soviet union when they sat down at the negotiating table gorbachev , for no reason, told bush that we decided to liquidate, the warsaw pact to leave eastern europe was a wind, then he wrote that we were sweating from this news and thought, and now what are we want new requirements. how much will we have to pay for this and dissolve demanding it is necessary theoretically to dissolve gorbachev then he could insist, if not on the liquidation of the north atlantic alliance, then on absolute guarantees of its non-proliferation. why didn't he do this? vladimir shevchenko, the then head of the soviet leader's protocol service, asserts in the words of the american that bush and his predecessors were promised a lot. we trusted them here. regen had this expression trust but verify, and now, probably, we needed to check them deeper and sometimes not in words, but in a documentary option. we agreed to sign president reagan's adv

baker says so far, no motive on why ramirez allegedly killed stitt.ays members of her family who are still alive are happy to finally have closure. detective called her and let her know the news. and she was thrilled. >> you know, he even after all this time reporting in sunnyvale, justin campbell kron, 4 news. >> it to try to stretch out the nation's limited supply of monkeypox vaccine. federal health officials are. >> authorizing a new way to administer the vaccine. people now get 2 shot spread out over the course of a month. but with just one 5th of the dose that they're getting now, the injection will now also be just under the top layer of skin rather than deeper into the fatty tissue under the skin. well, for us, dan kerman talked with bay area doctors for their take on this change. >> up to now those getting the monkey pox vaccine have been given a full dose deep into the fatty layer of the skin. >> but the second dose put off indefinitely. but now to make the nation's limited supply of vaccine go further. federal health officials have approved

if you look at baker hughes. the third largest constituent, what you see is the same clear uptrend that we pulled back to after that 40% massive decline. i think we're going to bounce higher and continue higher. if you look at the relative performance to the oih and the oil services otf, this is a stock that, for the most part trades on par. we expect the stock to bounce back from the trend lines. i expect a little more from the stock based on where it is currently positioned. they sold off the operations in russia. that has created this 40% decline. and the sale i think clears the deck and provides some opportunity and long exposure for this particular name. is it forming the formation. but it has not broken out yet. that is the tricky part. i think the upside is there. i want to buy premium. but i don't have have a direct catalyst for the move in the short run. i'm going out to october. and i'm looking at the 24, 26, 29 reversal. this obligates me to buy the stock at 2360 or so. and using the premiums to financ

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and peter baker is still with us.the times right, what could the two top lawyers from the trump white house have told the fbi? >> well, i think they could have told about the last chaotic days of that white house. remember, of course, president trump wasn't even admitting he is going to be leaving the white house until right up until the end. there wasn't no systematic, organized effort to pack up and handle the last remaining issues on his desk, because he didn't want to admit that he was going to be leaving. and anybody who even suggested that preparations needed to be made or immediately, you know, chastised, punished, and so forth. so i think that cipollone, the white house counsel, the top lawyer in that white house and his deputy, pat feldman can tell us is that the precautions were taken, what do they know about documents that were classified, were stored and taken away. and what do they know about this supposed claim, the claim that former president trump has made, that he had somehow magically declassified ev

tom baker, ktvu fox two news.till to come here at new time, first of its kind crews headed to northern california. how will take you along the river was stops and sacramento napa and stocked. now that sounds interesting and delightful on a weekend like what we have in the forecast for you tune in. we still have that forecast coming up right after this brief time out, right here on so your rope. for the first time we're seeing and hearing a dramatic rescue during flash flooding and las vegas rushing water going as fast as 30 miles an hour sweeps a woman some two miles down river last week. somehow she was able to hang on to a pillar long enough for first responders to throw her a rope. it was on her, and she tried to bite it with her teeth because their arms are stuff. somehow she grabbed the rope didn't think should have enough energy to and held on and let go of the pillar. first responders lost sight of her when she went underneath the surface of the water and disappeared. fortunately they saw her again. she was

baker says so far, no motive on why ramirez allegedly killed stitt. but baker says members of her family who are still alive are happy to finally have closure. detective called her and let her know the news. and she was thrilled. you know, he even after all this time reporting in sunnyvale, justin campbell kron, 4 news. >> meanwhile, the family of alexis, gabe have launched an online petition effort to get charges filed against the mother of gabe's ex-boyfriend. they allege she helped her son evade authorities after police said they believed gabe was murdered inside the boyfriend's home in antioch. gabe's father says he plans to meet with the contra costa county district attorney to discuss charging alicia clark, the mother of boyfriend, marshall jones, and mae oakley. police arrested clark on suspicion of aiding a criminal, but da diana becton declined to file charges at the time and released her so far. the petition has gained almost 9,000 signatures. just about to be 12, 18 here on this wednesday and taking a live look outside at the golden gate br

baker enfrenta varios cargos criminales y se encuentra tras las rejas a la espera de su juicio. >> estÁn los familiares no se desvanece, volvieron a marchar exigiendo respuestas, especialmente ahora que la llamada verdad histÓrica ha sido desechada, valeria leÓn tiene los detalles. >> de la mano de su nieto, carmen juÁrez protesta para que el pequeÑo pueda estudiar en la normal, sin temor a ser desaparecido. >> va a ser un futuro maestro rural de ayotzinapa . >> ambos son de guerrero, desde donde los 43 normalistas salieron el 26 de septiembre de 2014 y nunca regresaron. >> ¿cuÁl es la situaciÓn que se vive ahÍ? >> de miedo por la delincuencia y por el gobierno. >> la indignaciÓn une a cientos en el octavo aniversario de la desapariciÓn de los normalistas. >> estudiantes de la normal rural is do burgos marchan el dÍa de hoy para exigir justicia por los 43, hoy se dio a conocer que todas las declaraciones de los testigos en este caso fueron obtenidas bajo tortura. >> vamos a demostrar en ningÚn momento los estudiantes estuvieron juntos, hubo un operativo especial que dispersÓ a los estudi

baker says so far, no motive on why ramirez allegedly killed stitt.er says members of her family who are still alive are happy to finally have closure. detective called her and let her know the news. and she was thrilled. >> you know, he even after all this time reporting in sunnyvale, justin campbell kron, 4 news. >> the siskiyou county sheriff is calling out several news agency saying their coverage of the mckinney fire is quote. >> inexcusable and unprofessional sheriff jeremiah larue says his office is now open an investigation into a number of media outlets. he says they invaded burned properties. it law enforcement had not yet search for human remains last week, the sheriff said one tv station brought a civilian on the private evacuated property in the fire zone. he says once the investigation is complete, all the information we sent to the district attorney's office, u.s. forest service is mourning the loss of a longtime employee in the mckinney fire. 73 year-old kathy should come in, died at her home in the community of klamath river. the day

from five different masters lyubov oleksandrivna, the oldest baker, she is 75 and has been working withgh since childhood, at first she helped her mother in the village, there was nowhere to buy bread, she baked it herself, now she graduates people celebratory cows and even handed over a firecracker to my son at the front. in our village, there was almost a wedding every week, and the village is one family. we tried this, how would we rest for another 14 minutes , that is, this is the best, only one sweet, and everything is more for you, but something is scary that the seeds, as a result, people whose woman says the recipe for the dough is known to everyone. 200 g of margarine and two packets of money ivanovich more sugar i don't want sweeter money less sugar eggs well a little less products only natural ukrainian she says she tried german vanilla not the same with us refugee boy kiss talk further with a friend and she passed on ivan's well, i managed, he will hear, so the nose can't hear, and in general, the hasbro chip is ours, they are a good name , but the key to success - love is l

ama: a robbery at a beloved bakery in san jose were some bakers were held at knife point.anda del castillo jo has a look at security video that peter's bakery hopes will lead to the capture of those thieves. reporter: anyway you slice it, it was business at usual at peter's bakery. the family owned southbay staple had shelves stocked with fan favorites. >> i got my burnt almond cake here. >> my favorite is always the chocolate chip cookie. >> almond cupcakes. reporter: before the shop opened to customers, five young crooks entered through the shop's back door, interrupting acres hard at work, grabbing one man by the neck, holding him and others at knife point. surveillance footage shows the group demanding money and a safe. >> started looking around frantically. what's here? they tried to go after the cash registers. they couldn't get into them. reporter: suspects got away with less than $1000. mostly petty cash for vendors and tips for workers. two minutes is all it took for the group to get in and out, missing police by moments. bakers were uninjured and got right back t

he speaks german, but finds it easier to recall the events in his native vietnamese baker. now this was the 1st building i lived in when i arrived from vietnam. oh, whom falcon who and arrived in communist east germany in 1989 just months before the fall of the berlin wall. the rust off apartment block of san to vietnamese workers was part of a complex called the zone and bloom and house, named after the sunflower murals on its walls. ah, my sang luca, i'd come to east germany as a contract worker, ha, nevada. the vietnamese, who recruited by east germany together with workers from other socialist nations on contracts lasting at most 5 years. the largest share of contract workers at the time were from vietnam. almost 60000 people live at lam delgado la moves. i worked at the port and raw stock doing everything from shoveling loose cargo to loading and unloading ships. indeed, everything. it was physically demanding work on home sla glitch and i ha, i was living on the 10th floor in building 18 in altogether with my colleagues. we were for to a room one they contracts requir

i want the read from gerry baker, the host of wsg at large, 7:30 p.m. friday on fox business.nicated. i'm sure the way china as looked a at it as well. >> what senator kennedy said, once this was leaked, there was no way it couldn't go ahead. it would have looked incredibly weak, the prospect of a protest from the chinese government. the speaker of the house, the third in line of success in the united states political hierarchy. the leak should not have happened. to be honest with you, charles, there's a bigger problem. why wasn't there better communication with the white house and the speaker's office? of course she's the speaker and allowed to do what she wants within reason. this a delicate moment and a challenging time. china has a lot of problems at the moment. why this was not discussed more in advance, why the administration could not have lent on her to say, you know what? this may not be the right time to do this. china is going through a bad time economically. we have this issue with ukraine. the last thing that we want is for china to start supporting giving russia

if something doesn't change, we get more now from ktvu s tom baker tuesday morning brought yet another fire at the wood street encampment in oakland. so far this year, there have been 48 confirmed fires here, including two in just the last week. last year, there were 155. some say it's a place of danger, while others say it's a pit of despair created by public agencies and private landowners . fact is, most of the people who were here are already gone. and nobody really wanted to talk to us, except one person who calls herself e being this railroad in the city and highway patrol and caltrans, all working together. basically thursday, the governor's office email to warning letter to oakland city attorney that within 24 hours, the city should reply with what the city will do to offer temporary shelter for individuals in the wood street encampment. otherwise the state will redirect funds the state complaints that it has given $300 million in total to the city of oakland and alameda county, including 4.7 million explicitly for rehousing activities at the wood street encampment yet people r

s. foreign minister james baker. at the time when it was clear that germany would be reunited within nato, that james baker said to him, nato will not move one inch closer to russia. he often cited that, and he talked about his disappointment with the west and also with germany. he was angry that russia also often in his eyes was scape goaded and he constantly worried about the potential for violence between russia and the west. on the other hand, would he himself have resorted to what we have seen put into. i think certainly not . it was emphasized in our report that he was a man of disarmament. he signed the 1st nuclear disarmament treaties. he was under pressure to use military to hold the soviet union together, but he always refused to do so and said explicitly to the media a heavily nuclear armed country, we are not going to use violence because it could get out of hand. and it's also interesting to note that he was partly ukrainian, his grandparents were from crimea. so i think for a whole host of reasons, by t

ama: a robbery at a beloved bakery in san jose were some bakers were held at knife point. dan: amanda del castillo jo has a look at security video that peter's bakery hopes will lead to the capture of those thieves. reporter: anyway you slice it, it was business at usual at peter's bakery. the family owned southbay staple had shelves stocked with fan favorites. >> i got my burnt almond cake here. >> my favorite is always the chocolate chip cookie. >> almond cupcakes. reporter: before the shop opened to customers, five young crooks entered through the shop's back door, interrupting acres hard at work, grabbing one man by the neck, holding him and others at knife point. surveillance footage shows the group demanding money and a safe. >> started looking around frantically. what's here? they tried to go after the cash registers. they couldn't get into them. reporter: suspects got away with less than $1000. mostly petty cash for vendors and tips for workers. two minutes is all it took for the group to get in and out, missing police by moments. bakers were uninjured and got righ