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an aspiring small town model with big city dreams. her beautiful face would soon be on the screen, but not as a superstar. >> i got a call at 4:00 in the morning. >> instead, she'd make headlines as a murder victim. >> the last words we spoke to each other was. i love you. >> with her killer on the loose, her family lives in fear. >> i'm still scared that i could be next. >> police zero in on security footage. and a mystery man who could hold the key to cracking the case. but who is he? 20 year old shelby thornburg didn't have much of a childhood. abused and neglected, she was shuttled from one foster home to the next in rural central texas. early on, her sister says depression set in. it led shelby to the brink of obesity. >> she used to be very overweight, and she had determination to make herself where she wanted to be. >> through it all, shelby had one loving guardian angel, big sister christina shelby. >> she was a little bit younger, about two and a half years, so i wanted her to kind of have the childhood that i couldn't have.

more or less of the big cities. -- all the big cities. >> how do you square the statements that ukrainee the weapons it needs for as long as it wants with the u.s. position, which of course is going to change fundamentally in two months time? >> the biden administration is trying to give as much as they could, and logistics because some people are nervous whether the new coming administration would be as willing to provide as some other nations. luckily we have btain providing long-range missiles for quite a long time already. i have to tell you that i heard a previous concession and the missiles are coming to kursk and crimea was hit before. by the russian constitution, they have the same meaning and status. i would not worry much about escalation now. >> ambassador, do you buy into this theory that joe biden is now supplying all of this because he is trying to assist the ukrainians in their bid to hold onto kursk, and the idea that if there is a negotiation coming, have something to trade? >> i have no doubt that biden wants to do as much as he can for ukraine within the framework he

we have playing the opposite big city in the roman period. it became less important or the small, less well connected. and then it became the biggest city again into the viking age . and you can see wraps mirror and what i think is happening here with this kind of rise and full and then rise again upfront populations. is it that tracking nature of the human economic system? the brand right is generally thought to spread across here in the 18th century, although there are some suggestions that might have been present perhaps in the 15th or 16th century. but the majority view based must be on documentary records, is that it's bad in the audience. that's is one of the main things that people will think about. if you say wraps in history or perhaps an archaeology is the idea of the reps where the main need to blame for the spread of plague in the past, but particularly in the black death, this often comes across as a very polarized debate. you'll see news headlines saying it wasn't wraps up through the name of the rats. and there are also many his

anyone who lives in a big city in the country knows that these rivalries exist in their countries toolives for just being know that people lose their lives forjust being in the wrong place at the wrong time and that is exactly what happened to max and mason in this case. we are expecting some statements in the next hour. they are going to need to compose themselves and think about what they will say quite carefully and come out and have some statements. we will hear from the police officer in this case who you saw. we will also potentially from the families and also the prosecution. you mentioned — and also the prosecution. you mentioned that _ and also the prosecution. you mentioned that in _ and also the prosecution. you mentioned that in court when the verdicts were read out that max's mum expressed some emotion which was completely unsurprising. especially when you consider the details of the case. it is worth going through the details again because it is incredibly shocking and as you say this two boys were in the wrong place at the wrong time. they are friends since nursery scho

latino voters, suburban voters, young voters and peeling away some support for democrats in the big citiest's get right to the big board with rick klein. take us through those so-called blue wall states kamala harris was hoping for and really where donald trump vastly improved on his numbers in these past two campaigns. >> this is where the map stands at this hour. we were focused on the battleground states in particular. we talked about all the paths to victory. basically, donald trump occupied all of those paths. he was able to take north carolina and georgia early in the night, then he took the big prize of pennsylvania, then wisconsin clinched the presidency for him. today, we're projecting that he will take michigan as well. he's leading in nevada and arizona as well. what's striking is how he ran up the numbers basically everywhere he went, whether cities or rural areas. i was looking at some of the latino areas outside philadelphia as an example, looking at reading. you see donald trump improving his vote share in a latino area and in a bluer latino area, as well. more people voting

the, the big cities comb with the overall special environmental problems such as how to get from a to be quickly and clearly or how to deal with the huge amounts of waste the generates with well about 50 percent of the world's population . already living in urban areas, it's crucial that we find the right solution to work can do a lots to help that. and they also of course, hello and welcome to a new edition of eco africa. i am chris lives in lagos, nigeria, great to have you with us. and here's what's coming out of bikes. i change in goals lives, then you can avoid in flooding. sometimes you just have to give breakfast space and how fishes i help you to cut my range pollution any were stopped the show here in off it goes most pop in those nation idea with some 220000000 inhabitants. it is also one of the most polluted countries on the continent, and that has a considerable impact on life expectancy. in 2021, get rates from air pollution among the on the fives, with the 2nd highest in the world. well, things that change it. can you guess where we are cyclists and electric lights, real

instead, it's only been rolled out in a handful of smaller counties before being deployed into big citiesrns out it's not just the public who's been kept in the dark about what's really behind these delays. andrew andrew: certainly concerned. candice: martinez police chief andrew white is on california's 911 advisory board which has been monitoring the state's new next generation 911 project for at least six years. the half billion dollar project aims to modernize the states aging 911 infrastructure. but as our investigations revealed last week, there have been serious setbacks leading to public safety concerns. chief white is now questioning why he had to learn about these safety issues through journalists. last week, we uncovered pages of reports from tuolumne county and desert hot springs dispatchers who were some of the first to use the state's new digital network. they described misrouted calls, lost calls, and at one point a 12 hour 911 outage. some dispatchers told us the deployment process was disastrous and delayed life saving responses. leanne: i felt like we were the test agenc

or not before my them, you open the at the end of the day, this is expect to gain the victory the big city and they fail to at save on the ground through all with the diplomatic course. as i said earlier, we accept didn't know who to endorse whatever agreement reads by the speaker, and it'd be better. let's see and wait and see. do we expect that these negotiations come to yield and look the ceasefire and the end of the is a fighters? no one can and speculates the left, the same pity for the reason that it is all linked to is what it is that is bones. then city is this on the part golf is nothing yet. however, let it be known to old. that's all new diseases can continue on the 2 conditions. first. so 10 and the 10 minutes is a fire. yup. and it pulled preservation of out of silver and t. there's a, these cannot enter targets before getting out a couple days. and as they please, as i said, we have been prepared for a long battle with that. and now we are engaged in negotiations yet. and we locked the lower hand. in other words, the problem that we have decided to have to add a little course

and i would say that— in the other big cities. how strong — say that this is once again proving how strong its commitment of georgia nation _ how strong its commitment of georgia nation is _ how strong its commitment of georgia nation is with european integration. this is— nation is with european integration. this is written in our constitution. so this— this is written in our constitution. so this process, this is the main question— so this process, this is the main question today when asking, i would say that— question today when asking, i would say that this will strengthen georgian democracy in georgia gets back georgia as soon as possible on the euro— back georgia as soon as possible on the euro atlantic path and restoration of strategy in partnership with the european union and with— partnership with the european union and with the united states. you mentioned _ and with the united states. you mentioned that _ and with the united states. 7m. mentioned that statements coming today from the us state department condemning viole

but they do share a similar problem as the big cities organized retail theft. now, in some ways, police here are ahead of the game in fighting the problem, but have to work hard to keep it that way. this is surveillance video from campbell police of a retail theft arrest at a kohl's store, a crime more common in so many cities in about the past year. campbell merchants have reported about $334,000 in thefts. the owner of cloud city supply, a health and beauty shop, was a recent victim, but with a positive outcome thanks to her assistance to police. i lost about $10,000 worth of worth of goods i did. i did catch the perpetrator on on camera and actually two days later. campbell pd was was able to locate this individual and recover about about 50% of what was stolen. developing a network of cameras through cooperating businesses was one of the solutions proposed by campbell police. at a community meeting with business owners. the police would like officers to have real time access to business security cameras, as well as traffic cameras and even body worn cameras

we've left the big city, and i'm already feeling more relaxed.sly we're keeping our voices down a little bit. there is a certain etiquette on japanese trains, isn't there? i think the main thing isjust being mindful of how your behaviour might be affecting people around you, so talking quietly on the trains. it actually says "please be considerate of other passengers while using your computer (keyboard noise)." keyboard noise! so you can't type too loudly. yeah, that's kind of what japanese culture is all about. just really being mindful. do you use these trains often? has it enabled you to explore japan more? definitely. i checked this recently, but i visited maybe about 3k prefectures in japan, out of a7. oh, wow, ok. which is decent. i'm getting there. it's a bit of a kind of goal for a lot of people to hit all a7. it's difficult, but thanks to the shinkansen, it's a remarkably smooth experience, and i think it was a real kind of life—changing invention in the sense that it's shortened the amount of time to get across the entire country. wonde

peeling back support from the democrats in the big cities and the major gains for trump among latino voters. >>> in other news, the fires raging right now. the images coming in at this ho hour. fires fuelled by powerful santa ana winds, evacuations under way. we're on the scene tonight. >>> hurricane rafael now a category 2 hurricane tonight. tropical storm warnings already in parts of florida at this hour. will this hit the u.s.? >>> tonight, the stock market skyrocketing after donald trump's victory, gaining more than 1500 points, soaring to a new record high. the fiery plane crash, five people killed, the pilot aborting takeoff. >>> the investigation into the death of former one direction singer liam payne. three persons of interest detained. >>> and the young boy selling cook cookies, how $20 suddenly turned into $14,000 in donations. >>> good evening. great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. thank you to so many at home who were with us all night long on election night until 5:30 this morning when we officially called the race for president-elect donald trump, one of

when are big cities? when are we all getting it? and they said, they're still talking about that deadline. but raj, i'm getting conflicting information. the state has told me they are working to accelerate the deployment statewide, even with all these issues. but then i asked them, okay, is it safe to do that? we won't deploy until it is so which is it? it's that vagueness that i'm still drilling into. okay. and i'm sure they're happy to take your calls when you're calling them. i'm saying that facetiously. thank you. candice. let's move on. now, here's something catching our attention. a rare sight at lake merritt in oakland. salmon. 6 to 8 chinook salmon have been spotted over the last week. naturalists have recovered four of them so far and even spotted one swimming in the water. now a century ago, a lot of salmon likely swam through the lake during spawning season, but that was before barriers were built around the lake, preventing the fish from reaching creeks where they deposit their eggs. so why have they returned? well, natu

the large scale research projects around the world are looking at the behavior of that's in big cities. and one of the 1st was a model project launched in vancouver, the canadian red capital that allegedly boasts the highest rank population. chelsea hills where it's a pioneer of modern rank research, sit out in 2010 to answer some basic questions. what are the things that interest me when i started the vancouver rock project is how little we know about rats. and i really wonder why that was the case. why these animals that live amongst us since the dawn of civilization, we understand so little. and i think the 1st is that there are little distasteful or maybe not as glamorous as, as some of the other animals that scientists could choose to study. so if you have the option to choose between a rat or gorilla, you might not choose the rach, i think the 2nd is, is exactly this issue of co existence that we've lived with them for so long. we think, oh, we maybe we know everything there is to know about them. and i think the final thing is our, our attitude toward the science of rights and r

whether you live in the big city or a small county, whether you grew up here or came to america searchingor a better life, we are going to build more affordable housing so that you are not forced to choose between your rent and putting food on the table. we are going to ensure that our fellow neighbors do not have to sleep on the street. we will help hard-working families by lowering costs. we are going to fight to protect abortion access and defend democracy and our freedoms. we are going to bring resources and jobs back to the golden state to create opportunity for all californians. we are going to fight on behalf of our dream workers, our farmworkers, our immigrant families, so they no longer have to live in the shadows. we are going to protect our planet, fight climate change, and bring good paying green jobs here to california. it is a big task, i know. but we can do it, because we are going to do it together. i am determined to fight every single day on behalf of this great state and its great people, and i am so thankful for your trust and your support, and i can't wait to do this

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your kids should not have to move to a big city in order to get ahead. ed small cities and small town america to enjoy the fruits of prosperity the same way big cities do. knowledge worker elites have to look in the mirror and say maybe the economy works well for me but it also should work well for people without a four-year college degree. host: what do you think, charlie dent? guest: i think the speaker was correct. the dividing line in american politics right now is maybe less about race and gender and more about educational attainment levels. those with college degrees and those without. he is right. there are a lot of people who feel left out in this economy. they want something better. that is why i think we need to do more to with noncollege degrees have access to more jobs. we basically tell people you cannot apply for a job until you have a college degree. many jobs you do not need a college degree. we need to continue to invest in smaller middle markets. i do not like seeing kids leave their homes. i graduated college in 1982. the unemployment r

it has become popular and big cities and left in america and asia. chicago has the largest network with 14 of these cory dose, spending a lot more than 250 kilometers. they call it trends to content. the concept of p r t is to get small space to public buses. this way they're supposed to travel quickly and reliably without building much new infrastructure. it is attractive because it is integrated with the micro tense is integrated with them, many buses or medium buses. so we called at the 1st month and last month when activities come to us, don got us to southeast asia, director of a non profit transport institute. she lives in chicago and advise us the trends with author rates as the 1st and last my connectivity. he just spoke about this employee and just to let people ex, is public transport and the 1st place that can work with bikes or east go test in jakarta, it's these meet buses. they used to be informed and privately operated, but then got into crated into the public system. spent 2 years off of the 1st bus, colorado bus bills to cost us bus network now covers most of the city a

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cities, one of the key priorities of the administration is getting our immigration system under control. they are going to prioritize removing people who, illegal immigrants who have broken the law. there is a biguestion of how much deportation can they do it effectively in a short period of time. that will be the priority and that is how they will go after these immigrants, sanctuary cities. host: republican line. michael in florida, clearwater beach. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. glycol is about the unionization of government employees which i guess makes it harder to get some of these people out of these jobs. it also flies in the face of the taxpayer who is paying for these employees. washington, d.c. boats about 90% democrat. it happens in a lot of big cities. so the unions and the government become in bed together. the taxpayer is paying the bills. we vote. they are more or less leaning in a fashion that helps the democrats and it is kind of a payoff, pay for play scheme. i want to see the unions eliminated. what is your perspective on this problem, dealing with the budget? guest: there is going to be a significant debate on something called schedule f, a new classif

>> i've dealt with a lot of major cities, big-city mayors, when i was in office, about the sanctuary ties movement . we were able to get a fair amount of traction when it came to working with mayors saying look, we need you to give us the most dangerous in your jails who are undocumented for the sake of the public safety of your own citizens. now tom, i worked with a lot. when he was at i.c.e., he was very , pro-enforcement , but he does understand the law, i don't understand the appointment of tom homan as a border czar, responsible for aviation security, maritime security, that is the job of the secretary of homeland security, that's 60 or 70% of the job and it's entirely within the department of homeland security, normally, you appoint a czar to lead in interagency effort. so, i have a lot of questions about this appointment. >> so you think the fact that he does have operational experience and understands the complexities could be a positive, though? >> yes i do, tom understands the complexities of immigration law and enforcement, but this idea of some sort of mass deportation, is

so, suburbs of big cities?bs of philadelphia, suburbs of detroit, suburbs of milwaukee, those big cities in the blue wall states. if we see bigger numbers there than we saw in 2020, for example — and i think it's always worth comparing... yeah. ..then you could say, "oh, this is looking like "what the harris campaign was hoping for on election night." so in a way, it's numbers as much as anything, isn't it? it's a numbers game. and, i mean, that's what we're hearing from the campaigns in these last few days. it's turnout, turnout, turnout, get the vote out, use whatever celebrities, whatever you have at your disposal to get people out. and i think early in the night, before we have any projections, when we see those exit polls bringing the information to us, and that's real voters that have been polled as they leave the polling centres, are they women? what age are they? what ethnic background are they? you know, what financial background are they? do they have a college degree? what's their education level? wh

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applause] and let's be clear about this, it does not matter if you're from a red state or blue state, a big city or a small town, everyone gets the shot to succeed in this country. look, i grew up in rural nebraska, population 400. i had 24 kids in my class. but the thing you learn when you grow up in the small town, you understand what it means to take care of your neighbor. same thing that happens when you grow up in a big town. we are all in this together, working towards the common good. those are the values that animated kamala and my service, that's the value that after tomorrow we will be able to take to the white house. [cheers and applause] and you saw on the national mall what a president looks like and sounds like. when she said she wants to be a president for all americans, those who vote for us and those who don't. she and i both come from the middle class, we've lived this experience, we will be relying on that experience every single day in the white house. that's why she said from day one she'll be focused on lowering the cost of living for families and pour more money in the poc

and i would not be going to see misplaced the same was 0 and see what we've been to the big cities, which i would not have dream we could do as i say that i feel that yes you do is the best decision. let me hold of this young of us has been initially refused to accept your plan because you believe that women should devote themselves entirely to caring for their home and children. a belief that it's still common an issue. because your 10th, okay, i feel that being a housewife hire. i see it and it is a job that's not recognizing bombs. i do sometimes. these are people that ask me the best use you. and so if you're just a housewife it's, it's a lie that some of the cuts to household activities like cleaning, cooking, caring for children, the elderly or sick and collecting water fuel is known as care work worldwide, women, period, 76 percent of care work. mexico has some of the most unpaid, domestic labor in the world, despite all these long hours caring for a daughter and home. financial necessity means picking up work where she can. like the idea to sell something was my sister's and i tol

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state is generally where the population is divided more, more evenly distributed between rural and big cities. whereas you have a place like new york, where most of the population lives in new york city. so it's an urban state, you know, and the world on issues that are important to people who live in big cities. there's also huge animal immigrant communities. they have a higher black populations and black americans vote for democrats and higher numbers. so what you're seeing really when you look at this map of us, where you see red and blue states, you're seeing a kind of general breakdown of where the urban populations, where there are the very good point. what do we do in georgia? a place which is up to the city of atlanta, which to your point, right, where you have a huge voting drop off african american. so right, so we're almost 70 percent into that for accounts of, of a donald trump having that leads. that is, of course it's getting is getting the, getting the difference is getting smaller at with, as more of the votes commit between the 2 can get. and we'll just remind everybody that

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