charlene discover that someone else must have gotten rid of something to.s didn't know existed. and in an instant, charlene's discovery change the whole theory of how the murder happened. >> they had found the gun beside him. and, i said well where is the gun case? the gun case was missing. it was a grand gun case that ryan had made. >> and so, the gun was always in the gun? case >> the gun was either in it or beside it. >> a perimeter search of the property was organized. and lo and behold the gun holster, a leather case inscribed with brian's initials was found lying in tall grass. 84 feet from doctor ryan store. how did they get way out there? as he's thought about it, the whole seem seemed to gel in killed thompson's mind. the way it happened that is. the killer must have stolen brown's own gun in his case, while he was away at the conference. then brought it back that night expressly to kill brian. discarding the holster on the way out the door. >> if it hadn't been for that holster out there, it could've been someone came at the door, brian came to th

because minute charlene, we find that even some goes on it. was it fretting the engage in it? cooperating, expecting some thing from the boys because i've been used to getting some money. it had to put it in place now because my mind is leg supposed to many things. then i didn't knew i looked over things because i had less named focus on the outside world. i had done my books and then me and then school. but then after then inquired, were exposed to walking, it's a being yahoo! i connect my own men. what was that? most of my friends are there outside mickey would men and wasn't back again in school. the uganda national examinations board reports that students have performed poorly since the pandemic, numeracy or the ability to do basic math has fallen by over 13 percent. and more pupils have also dropped out of school often due to cov, it in juice, poverty, and teenage pregnancies. thought is, well done. adolescent girls were reported to have been pregnant during the covered period, meaning that there was 1000 girls on daily beth is getting pregnant. surely that's our disaster

hard to escape the fact the queen has died, but not everyone is in the mood for the royal funeral. charlene is a community worker. she feels the monarchy is detached from black communities. if come to this country will not felt quite welcome is that lot raisins in, in england and m and when you blackie, do you know it and feel it? unfortunately. no, he chinese no rec. and he just feels like in that is a big issue in the, in england. and she's never said anything. young men in the local barbershop are also discussing what dominating the news respectively. i don't really bother with others that are these moments of silence and strike to know that because of the quinn, that this is irritating a bit. guy just minutely hasn't done more than one year. the queen hasn't done nothing for a heart from korean situ. sure. cumulus, bertha said, okay, with millions of or billions, even though we have, are we redistributed to the law, we give them answer. we sort of start after that. so as are all the hypotheticals we could say, controls could do this credit. we could do king king hurry or whoever the nex

for instance, in the university of georgia case, one of the plaintiffs was charlene hunter gault who had done really well in school and she was very beautiful. she was easier, i guess you would say, for some to accept. but the thing about motley, she also had trouble with some of the men in the naacp establishment. in fact, after she litigated her first case mississippi, which was on behalf of black teachers -- a salary equalization case -- she marched into thurgood marshall's office and said she was napping paid what she should be paid. [laughter] and she did not have the title she deserved. he eventually did give her a raise and was working with the and aa cp national -- and the naacp national, but it was not easy for her at all. one of the deepest valleys in her life occurred in 1961 when she was passed over for thurgood marshall's job once he was appointed to the federal court. she wanted to be director counsel. she thought that she deserved it. but she did not get it. it went to burke, who was a terrific lawyer, supporter of the civil rights movement. he also was a white man. mo

the depick ction of king charlen the throne, less than complimentary.ct his reign as king and camilla's reign as queen? >> well, that's a good question. i agree that diana's story, which the crown largely reflects, and most books, make it difficult viewing at the very least for prince charles and his supporters. but his friends would say, you know, that's not the full picture, and that i think over the coming months, now as king charles iii, we're going to see a lot more obviously, and people may be coming to him fresh and new and finding out new things and maybe fleshing out the -- their opinions of him. at the moment, obviously, he's grieving his mother and is set to sort of lead this country and many parts of the world in remembering his mother. so i think a lot of affection and grief and support is going to transfer towards him in the coming days. >> i think he does have a real opportunity now to write his own legacy with his leadership. simon perry, thank you for your thoughts. appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> coming up next, some of the monumental

his sister charlene said upon news of her brother's release, and i quote, we never gave up hope that he could survive and come home safely to us. she was right. and mark was so fortunate to have her as his steadfast champion. welcome home, mark ferriches. madam president, i listened to the comments that were just made by the republican leader about the events in washington, the state of the economy, and it was interesting the perspective he took. he was critical of president biden for calling a meeting of several,000 supporters last week on -- several hundred supporters last week to celebrate the inflation reduction act passed in the united states senate and house. you and i know there wasn't a single republican vote in favor of the inflation reduction act. some six weeks ago we did some things that, frankly, many of us had been hoping for a long time without a single republican vote supporting. the senator from kentucky wondered what we were celebrating. well, let me tell him a few of the things that we are celebrating. after years of candidates going out on the campaign trail and t

one of the folks out here that has to leave her home because of this storm is charlene. you are in zone a. you're one of about the 300,000 folks being told to get out. how's your day so far today? >> a little crazy. kind of we're used to it now being floridian. we have our protocol in place. we know to get non-perishables, water, get our sandbags which is what i'm doing. we're going to head into orlando. we have a reservation set up over on -- in orlando that's pet friendly so we're taking our dogs with us. >> reporter: you made the decision leave your car a few blocks away and just walk because the wait has been that long. >> yes, it has. if you see, there's a line kind of going around, and it's probably two-hour wait, two, three-hour wait. and i didn't think it was worth it for me. i have to be back in time to pick up my kids from school. i'm going to be lugging these bags back and forth. >> reporter: how worried are you about the storm? >> i mean, i think this one worries me a little more than usual. i don't know why. i just have a -- a bad feeling about it. but i thi

hard to escape the fact the queen has died, but not every one is in the mood for the royal funeral. charlene is a community worker. she feels the monarchy is detached from black communities. if come to this country will not felt quite welcome is ala raisins in, in england, and m. and when you blackie, do you know it and feel it. unfortunately, no matter how you try and ignore it, and it just feels like in that is a big issue in the, in england. others who 1st arrived her as immigrants feel more of an affinity to the late queen, king charles and the political establishment such as but met the queen and fondly remembers his conversations with her fiercely top. when she came close to his met king charles 3 times and feels ethnic minorities our lot to the monarchy. anybody like myself who came to this country over 50 years ago as a 10 year old town of very difficult towns are very different. there was a lot of orphan racism and hostility towards the immigrant community under this sir queen, who has given us that stability. we should appreciate and honor her majesty the queen. but he acknowledges

for instance, in the university of georgia case, one of the plaintiffs was charlene hunter gault who had done really well in school and she was very beautiful. she was easier, i guess you would say, for some to accept. but the thing about motley, she also had trouble with some of the men in the naacp establishment. in fact, after she litigated her first case mississippi, which was on behalf of black teachers -- a salary equalization case -- she marched into thurgood marshall's office and said she was napping paid what she should be paid. [laughter] and she did not have the title she deserved. he eventually did give her a raise and was working with the and aa cp national -- and the naacp national, but it was not easy for her at all. one of the deepest valleys in her life occurred in 1961 when she was passed over for thurgood marshall's job once he was appointed to the federal court. she wanted to be director counsel. she thought that she deserved it. but she did not get it. it went to burke, who was a terrific lawyer, supporter of the civil rights movement. he also was a white man. mo

actor charlene mckenna explains why the case is set to get even more intriguing. see you at 9:15.stminster city council said parts of the dismantled attraction would feature in a garden and play area on a estate in pimlico. the artificial hill opened last summer and was found to have cost triple the original budget. now, many of us took up new hobbies during lockdown. but one londoner has taken his to the next level and is now on course to break a world record. joe murfitt from putney is on a mission to catch a fish in every london borough. i'm actually relatively new to angling. i started about two years ago, and it was sort of after the lockdowns, and it was just a way of spending some time with my dad. i had no idea that you could actually fish in that many places in london anyway, or there was enough wildlife in london. it's been amazing to go and see all of the boroughs of london in the sunshine. 0nto travel now, and rail passengers are being warned of serious disruption to mainline services in and out of london, following yet more damage to overhead power lines — this time i

cuando le preguntamos si estÁ soltero y su amiga charlene tambiÉn, por quÉ nasser much?hablando de gente ejemplar ella me parece una niÑa ejemplar. >> el orgulloso papÁ nos cuenta lo bueno que su hijo, giovanni viaja con su pequeÑo tanto como puede. >> se ganÓ sus vacaciones, el juez le de dio permiso de salir del paÍs y se lo merece porque es un niÑo que cumple a cabalidad con sus responsabilidades y lo que queremos todos para nuestros hijos. >> ¿cÓmo a los asuntos que medirÁ y el bombÓn asesino tienen en los juzgados? >> ahÍ van avanzando, llevan su curso, estoy esperando que concluya el proceso legal de la custodia de manuel para abrir toda esta participaciÓn pÚblica, lo importante es cÓmo va nuestro hijo y en ese sentido va muy bien, ganando como siempre. >> cÓmo le hace para que a emanuel no le afecten los lÍos mediÁticos? >> estÁ blindado en ese sentido de por eso he pedido a todas las personas alrededor de Él que seamos responsables de nuestro comportamiento pÚblico, a mi me preguntaba una sus compaÑeros hace poco, por quÉ no te agarramos en escandaloso tomando, p