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denny hargrove: and i saw three girls running towards me hollering, she's dead, she's dead. allan mongold: something horrible has happened here. it's a homicide. we knew he was lying to us. erin house: once she suspected something, katie's claws came out. she certainly had the means, and she certainly had the motive. allan mongold: we find the facebook photo of her shooting this pink pistol. james farren: if that gun killed robin, only two people could have done it. katie phipps: i want robin back. i want to be happy. i want what will never be. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): it began with a letter mailed from a sun-scorched stack of cement blocks and steel wire on the dusty plains outside amarillo, texas, randall county jail. we often hear from inmates, but this letter seemed a little different. within the neat lines, the author dangled a promise, i will "give you one hell of a story." now, that was the truth. the tempestuous tale that unfolded was about two family-oriented women, robin and katie, friends from church who fell hard for the same guy, and then, somehow turned on

s. army officers, dennis love at creative next us. thank you. thank you to the slice president says the landscape needs to engage on a piece plan details that washington and moscow are already working on the call tomorrow and said, i am ready to adopt your plan for peace. you can come back. i think that if he called and had a serious proposal for how he was gonna engage in the process, look, there are details that really matter that we're already working on with the russians. we've already talked to some of our allies. he needs to engage seriously on the details of budapest has been a strong proponent of pays since the onset of the conflicts, their commitment to peace isn't just talk. but now putting that, put down by blocking it, proposed 20000000000 year old military aid package that europe wanted to send to key of. and now with washington looking to knock vladimir zalinski down a peg hungry is saying that peace talks must become a priority. the administration of us president donald trump suspended american military aid to ukraine. the positio

coming out of washington that can bring some economic development or perhaps some focus at least 2 of dennis done? i don't think they was very much just curious about blue. tell me and i've let us um, and you said the left 100 and you know the left on the plan because my wife does a little let me tell you of the president bush offices. charles can move in the wall and the officer was no, and he said then why i'd be visiting our blood and treasure and oh, my son pull out. so he entered into an agreement with the top to bottom and sign it and but it was implemented by prison by a good it. so it shows there was a bipartisan support for this prolonged truth. so you, god said it was done in the, in the, in a hurry, it was going to try the spend good, 20 years. and they took the gave or the from the bottom to tied up on this problem. okay. my question to you, do you believe or there is any possibility of them coming back perhaps even in some sort of a cotton like a in a joint effort, let's say with the russians or the salad just because you know, the results of the reality is that would be an unus

perhaps some focus at least 2 of dennis done. i don't think they was very much just curious about blue tillman of let us. and then you said the left 100 and you know, the left on the plan because my wife doesn't let me tell you of the president bush . also journals can move in the wall and the officer was no. and he said, then why are we visiting our blood and treasure? and oh, my son pull out. so he entered into an agreement with the top to bottom and sign it and but it was implemented by prison by could it. so it shows that it was a bipartisan support to this pull out from so you can see it. it was done in the, in the, in a high, it was going to try the spend good 20 years. and they took the gave or the from boulevard to tied up on this policy. okay. my question to you, do you believe that there is any possibility of them coming back? perhaps even in some sort of a cotton like a in a joint effort. let's say with the russians or the salad is because, you know, the results of the reality is that would be an unusual thing around t

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one that ensures palestinians remaining, their land is ready fabric, denny, i hope, thought. and therefore, the plan has been completed and is waiting to be presented to our our brothers in administer real meetings and at the summit for its approval before we share it with any foreign party. mister shaw, we capture the details of the plan with any party before the approval of the leaders and the presidents on march foresaw couple of the ever since us president donald trump proposed taking over garza and forcibly displacing palestinians questions have swirled about what a unified era response would look like, get rid of the egypt, former assistant foreign minister says the timing of this summit is extremely important. now the by this thing is the question is really facing and exist tension. select the one month now, and id, and right the so is the 4th of it. and then to the, is it a addition to the, is the eating of the patients in southern lebanon in syria. and of course, in, in, in, in gusta and to take a stand as far as the isn't i, e at measures and is an easy part is, is

the prime minister denny smiled saying that, so let's q is right. the piece without guarantees would never be possible. and also majority of the credit is that we've spoken to over the last covered day saying that zoe sky was going to washington with his hands bout tied behind his back. he was being pressure into making this deal. so zalinski was very keen to point out in this meeting that ukraine, in his mind, has not been included and off in the initial stages of this dr. for some sort of piece piece agreement deal so hard to argue the fact that it was on the donald trump's watch in 2016, the president putin. russia's lead a continue to violate safe. busy grievance continued to attack ukraine, child stuff alger 0, keith a while there's been reaction from around the world, french present in many of my clients. his global support for ukraine must continue i think we all know the situation. they're using a dresser, which is russia, and the people attack, which is ukraine. i think we are, we're right to have helped ukraine and sanctioned russia 3 year

sympathy and respect is also being comment from some of his allies in government, the prime minister, dennis schmidt, how saying that? so let's q is right. the piece without guarantees would never be possible. the vast majority of the credit is that we've spoken to over the last covered day, saying resiliency was going to washington with his hands bell tied behind his back . he was being pressured into making this deal. so zalinski was very keen to point out in this meeting that ukraine, in his mind, has not been included and off in the initial stages of this dr. for some sort of piece piece agreement deal so hard to argue the fact that it was on the donald trump's watch in 2016, the president putin. russia's lead a continue to violate. so as far agreements continued to attack ukraine, charles stuff alger 0, keep on your pen. needles have been quick to defend president zalinski. he is dominic can in berlin with more on the european reaction. and we've also been hearing from people in buying from people as a say around the constant stopping in the land, hearing from the current, sean. so the

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coming out of washington that can bring some economic development or perhaps some focus at least 2 of dennis done? i don't think they was very much just use of our lead team in the us. um and then you said due to that, how did they know they left on the planet? because my wife doesn't let me tell you of the president bush off his gyros can move in the wall and the officer was no. and he said, then why are we visiting our blood and treasure? and no one has some pullout yet. so he entered into an agreement with the bottom and sign it and, but it was implemented by prison by good. so it shows, there was a bipartisan support for this pull out from so you can see it. it was done in the, in the, in a high, it was going to try the spend good 20 years. and they don't, could, and gave uh, from the bottom to top on this policy. okay. my question to you, do you believe that there is any possibility of all saw them coming back perhaps even in some sort of a cotton like a in a joint effort. let's say with the russians or this, how it is because, you know, the results of the reality is that would be an un

live in on such as the and few now spoke specimen that the task reformist democratic faction, dimitri denny, i mean believes that as well would use the new see slide proposal as it protects to resume a tax on gas so with golf now is, is just caring a proposal that is convenient for the state of israel in which allows israel to continue with its genocide through this application and the siege and starvation of the palestinian people until the proper time would allow the israel to continue with the military assault part of the genocide. that's why israel broke the agreement by staying in philadelphia core door, which it was supposed to pull out from. but they have never done that. and also this whole proposal and the whole thing of the flow as little as it is over human to during a break, the article 14 of the signed agreement, which states that the humanitarian aid will continue to flow up until the conclusion of the 3 phases of the agreement, but the state of israel has brought that this is not a new thing. this is not news. the state of israel with the in unity provided by the white house

in case a lot must star link is polled from a us army officer is dennis loved, her neck broke. done what a whole to a means for kids. this is not so much heavier equipment as munitions artillery shells small arms. initially some more around springs or the rockets, europe. why is a promising was promising oliver praise that to have a star link light system now to clarify some words night in 2029, 2030 which is a little uh more than uh, a ridiculous promise. um, because obviously by that point there won't be your brain if things keep up with this. right. so you've got that off. it's going to be a major blog for you and still have their own spy, blaine's much more limited. obviously. then what you have wrong, uh satellite a satellite adults. so adults are still becoming uh, it'll just be very, very heavily, dea degraded from what they have right now. and installing gifts, cut off. musk has written that not more than once. it hasn't done it, but he's threatened that so we'll see if he does that. that will be a major blow to operations. uh uh, by the brand new inside, regardless, uh

the prime minister denny smiled saying that, so let's q is right. the piece without guarantees would never be possible. the vast majority of the credit is that we've spoken to over the last couple of days saying that zoe sky was going to washington with his hands bout tied behind his back. he was being pressured into making this deal. so zalinski was very keen to point out in this meeting that ukraine, in his mind, has not been included in an off, in the initial stages of this dr. for some sort of piece piece agreement deal so hard to argue the fact that it was on the donald trump's watch in 2016, the president, putin rushes lead a continue to violate safe. busy grievance continued to attack ukraine, child stuff alger 0, keith, a cranes president will be heading to london next 5 minutes. the cast alma will be hosting him and you need is a monday to discuss what comes next. for ukraine. european leaders have been quick to defend, so then scale to the white house debacle. french president, the manual mike called says global support for keith must cont

he should give him the credit for doing that and find a way to result together again on the under denny area is a resident seller of atlanta, counselors do raise us send to any, joins us now from washington dc. great to have you with us, but actually do you agree that and told him is lens game was now go out of his way to repair this relationship with donald trump? thanks very much for having me. i do think stronger, more cohesive uh us and creating relations would be very important to keep. certainly the stakes are incredibly high to ukraine. you know, given that we're, we're now past 3 years. the full scale rushing vision, but they're also a hyphen united states. and i think russia is certainly on the march in ukraine and any bad piece deal, i think we're only embolden present to not only act further in the train, but also to further acts in, in the politics, oregon's, poland, and then president, due to their so uh, the stakes, again, are incredibly high and did the, who's both parties to come to the negotiating table. once again, signed the critical minerals deal that was essentially

i've had the privilege to interview on that, which is a in depth and the past adult to dennis mccoy gay, who won the nobel peace prize and runs the hospital in d. c said, i'm a congolese doctor for 30 years. i've repaired the bodies of women, brutalized by this war. today i'm treating the grandchildren of my, of the patients. i mean, it's, it's a shocking environment, isn't that of, of the state of the world and over a collective failure to respond to these crises, over generations. i think many of these communities would be right to ask us, where are we that i've covered the u. n. very closely in the field. and then i was based full bold in the decade at un headquarters. and it's pretty clear to many people that you the, when's the last, it's political clout, security council is deadlocked on so many issues. many people have been saying no, but the good thing about the un is the humanitarian side. what you and can achieve that. but now, but the trump administration, is that still going to be possible? absolutely. i probably haven't given up on this mission to the, the mission is still

dennis 12 creative nick broke down. what a hold to aid means for g f. so this is not so much heavy equipment as it munitions. artillery shells small arms with national mr. moore around spencer the rockets, europe. why is a promising a was promising oliver praise that to have a star link light system on now to clarify some words, night in 2029, 2030. which is a lot more than the ridiculous promise i guess. because obviously, by that point, there won't be your brain if things keep up with this, right? so you will pass it off. it's going to be a major blow for your fee and still have their own supply. blaine's much more limited obviously then what you have wrong uh satellite a satellite adult. so it doesn't still be coming on. it'll just be very, very heavily d uh, degraded from what they have right now and installing gifts. cut off. musk has written that, not one of them wants, hasn't done it, but he's threatened that. so we'll see if he does that. that will be a major blow to operations. uh, uh, by the brand new inside, regardless, uh, the russian upfron

you could argue that it was a voice of resilience that we heard from the ukrainian prime minister dennis schmidt, who earlier on. he basically listing the reaction and you can already really be described as, as a real couple. it's taken. you cried by surprise. this announcement from donald trump smile said that said ukrainians with. busy continue their diplomatic efforts with the us via available channels. we know that diplomatic relations between the 2 countries are old, so i am low following that route in the white house last week. smell went on to say that ukraine get a game saying that the game that it was ready to sign the minerals deal. i mean, it was do that to. so let's he went over to sign in washington ross, we didn't sign it because he said it was sufficient security guarantees ukrainians, again saying they're not ready to sign it. he also said that ukraine was looking for funding in order to increase its domestic production of its own weapons, the prime minister saying that currently it produces around 30 percent of its own weapons, but he's trying to get that out to around 5

jenkins assessor recorder joaquin torres for the supervisors president rafael mandolin supervisor dennis souder. matt dorsey is here. sherman walton, thank you so much for coming. brand new supervisor sharon chen thank you very much for coming. assistant s.f. pd chief david lazarus thank you david. >> the newly appointed mta s.f. mta director julie cushman is here and thank you very much. >> w director sarah dennis phillips and director of business development of entities. thank you very much all for coming. these people do a wonderful job. it is hard work and i appreciate all of their efforts going forward. okay so i want to point out one initiative inside the chamber of commerce that is called leadership san francisco leadership, san francisco or l.a. has been around for 40 years and they continue to turn out different cohorts every single year. it's really sort of a behind the scenes opportunity to see how san francisco works on the front of the house and the back of the house. so if i could ask all of the nsf current class and alumni to please stand up be fantastic, i see some hands

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. >> dennis yilmaz from euro king said those workers could help fill seats in his restaurant. >> the more people to come to the office and more people coming in and to our business create more jobs, more work, i think is good. a very good idea. >> supervisor matt dorsey, whose district includes areas close to city hall, said the move could push the private sector into getting more of their workers back to the office. >> i think we should be doing everything we can to encourage people to come back and to work collaboratively together, and it's good for the downtown. it's certainly good for my district and it's good for the small businesses. i represent. >> rodney fong from the chamber of commerce said if the city can influence a private sector holdouts, it will have a broader impact on san francisco's economy and even the regional economy. >> people up and out and going to work, they're grabbing a cup of coffee, maybe outside of san francisco, taking part in grabbing another bagel on the on the way into the office, having lunch in the office, having drinks after work, lunch with your

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dennis dennehy had been an outspoken defender of the fbi. last month, he told fbi workers to dig in when confronted with the prospect of mass firings for refusing to turn over the names of agents who investigated the january 6th capitol attack. writing this, we find ourselves in the middle of a battle of our own as good people are being walked out of the fbi and others are being targeted because they did their jobs in accordance with the law and fbi policy. while no official reason was given to dennehy for forcing him out of the job, it did come just days after attorney general pam bondi alleged that the new york fbi field office had withheld documents related to an accused sex trafficker, jeffrey epstein. cnn has reached out to the fbi for comment. but for dennehy, he is still vowing to fight for the fbi. writing in his final message to coworkers today, i've been told many times in my life, when you find yourself in a hole, sometimes it's best to quit digging. screw that. i will never stop defending this joint. i'll just do it willingly and

so general manager dennis herrera, thank you for giving us that green light when you were a city attorney all those years ago. >> thank you. my pleasure. and city attorney's office as president stacey knows did stellar legal work with a lot of incredibly talented people. so you know, i was just one of a bunch who do great work and they continue to do great work. >> thank you. thanks. thank you both. >> call the next item please. item six bay area water supply and conservation agency report . >> good afternoon president stacey and commissioners. i wanted to use my time today to compliment your staff. >> last thursday we held the annual wholesale customer meeting at the middlebury campus for the regional water system. we had about 30 representatives from both agencies there and while this is a required meeting under the water supply agreement i thought it was an excellent example of transparent, easy collaboration and good customer service for the wholesale customers who as you know provide about two thirds of the water revenues 12 of the species staff members spoke about their areas of exp

highland during the fire after the actuate tried to stop the mask fire in the city so think of a dennisdevastation of a cable car they were a mess the streets were torn up and really, really wanted to have a popular sense they were on top of that but two weeks after the earthquake kind of rigged a way getting a streetcar to run not on the cable track ran electrical wires to get the streetcars to run and 2 was pretty controversial tram system wanted electrical cars but the earthquake gave them to chance to show how electrical cars and we're going to get on top this. >> take 10 years for the city to rebuild. side ferry use was increasing for a international exhibition in 1950 and people didn't realize how much of a community center the ferry building was. it was the center for celebration. the upper level of ferry building was a gathering place. also whenever there was a war like the filipino war or world war two had a parade on market street and the ferry building would have banners and to give you an idea how central to the citywide that is what page brown wanted to to be a gathering pl

my name is dennis wong. i'm a union rep with seiu 1021 i represent the mta that includes the 8201 crossing guards who currently have 160 crossing guards who make about $25 an hour. they don't get health care benefits. they work split shifts. they only get 450 hours each year. they're often understaffed without a guard for each school that wants one. >> it's an important role that is often difficult to fill in private meetings such as the mini funding working group. no one has ever brought up eliminating the crossing school program as an alternative until last thursday february 13th. happy valentine's day. right. this was unacceptable and startling to hear. i understand that the mta is facing a huge budget deficit of 50 million this year. what do we need to still cut 15 million from the last mta board meeting? it was stated that the board wanted to see other alternatives to service cuts as an option. they considered using the 15 million from the 140 million reserves we just heard from three mta proposing cutt

. >> dennis dennehy was a leader's leader. >> he spent seven years as a. >> marine officer. >> before joining the private sector. >> then nine. >> over 11. >> hit and. >> he joined the fbi and spent a. >> career working his way up the ranks. >> mostly as a spy catcher, as a. counterintelligence official, but in a lot of leadership jobs. and the quote you read there gives you an idea. >> of why he is so revered far and. >> wide inside. >> the fbi. >> and when that battle took. >> hold. >> when the trump administration appeared. >> to be. attempting a. >> mass firing. >> of fbi agents and. employees who worked on january 6th. >> cases. >> dennehy was. >> one of the people. >> who threw his. >> body on a grenade. >> in retrospect, he he did. >> something that. appeared to. >> spell the end of his career. >> he issued. >> an email to his staff saying, we're going to stand up. >> to this, and he and some of the other. acting leaders of the fbi managed. >> to stave off. >> what many people believe would have been a mass firing. >> as it as it is, more than. >> a dozen. >> top officials. >>

and most importantly, to the of dennis dining people themselves. i do when it comes to business and then uh, i think the bill that i put you on it is for all the interested boxes. what about the uh, tele bandito because uh you mentioned about the uh, bare diamond down them, you know, some, etc, and aid. not being enough. do you think they're actually ready not to be the receivers of 8, even though i know that the lot of the funds are now frozen by the americans. but sort of enter into the negotiations with region know and global powers. um, you know, on that own self sufficient basis, are they ready to be partners? is there a mentality even of what is definitely there could be many ideas non view of talking about the tal yvonne. they may also have the idea how to on money. the issue is that to do they have the city expertise line is not simply mathematics. 2 plus 2 makes for you told me before the interview that you're interested in afghanistan became very concrete on the soviet war or soviet invasion, whatever you term it, even though in the end i

her three young children in bradford last year. 29 year old briony gawith, along with nine year old dennisill and 22 year old aubrey birtill, who were killed in the fire on the 21st of august, 2024. sheraz ali, from bradford, has been charged with four counts of murder and one count of attempted murder. he will appear at bradford magistrates court today. and the independent film honora swept the oscars last night, winning five awards including best picture and best actress for lead star mikey madison. hollywood stars descended on los angeles for the 97th oscar awards for the biggest night in film. meanwhile, the a—list star adnen film. meanwhile, the a—list star adrien brody spoke of anti—semitism and racism as he picked up the best actor gong at the oscars. >> please, i'm wrapping up. i will wrap up. please turn the music off. i've done this before. thank you. thank you for. it's not my first rodeo, but i will. i will be brief. i will not be egregious, i promise. i pray for a healthier and a happier and a more inclusive world. and i believe if the past can teach us anything, it�*s a remin