. >> derrick hayes was stuck. >> there is no way to walk around. it's up to my neck in a lot of places. you take a step, you sink down. you have to crawl yourself back out of the snow to try to get on top of it to even move around. >> derrick one manufacture stranded. >> it's pretty unfathomable. >> the only thing they can do is wait for help. >> it's just crazy. there is no way to get out anywhere. >> their concerns, food, heat, medical emergencies or merchandise and food for their pets just to name a few. the mountains do get plenty of snow in the winter. but the past few weeks have been unprecedented. with the national weather service issuing its first ever blizzard warning. >> we're trying to get the infrastructure up the mountain to clear the roadways so we can essentially get, you know, the people that live up there back to their houses and the people that are stuck up there. >> emergency crews so far carrying out roughly 100 rescues. >> the governor also declaring a state of emergency for san bernardino county and 12 others. activating the n

now listen further, have you taken away or some of you have oil derricks. there are palaces, there are vineyards. or maybe you have yachts or some bank you are fighting for? you only have loans to devour something in the evening and now the mobilization is really convincing. yes, an appeal to our people. these appeals to you of your people for the fact that you finally told the truth about how they live. those in ukraine are mere mortal people, not you. just wondering, stole that in spain in italy and a hut in london you immediately paid in cash. and i'm also interested. you made this cash, bitch, in russia, you all made your career and yourself in russia on the people of russia, and now you are insulting russian people for 100 because your people are now paying utility bills during military operations on the territory of ukraine for the fact that people pay loans and mortgages in dollars and euros, but get a salary in hryvnias. you are a beast, and mere mortals, damn it, have no work, they sit in cellars in basements under sirens, damn it. i don’t know wha

his children and his brothers children are waiting for him. goggles mad, i'm with derrick. notify me. the children were always excited. when's m r i came home as of may of them. they liked him very much. hon. mamma, they called him grandpa cornish on may. that video grandpa is coming. as you start from that they would all go outside melma, the kids thought the car was call and they'd always get in it. that's what they did that day to donna hall, norma. they made the flag coca cola shonda halima that shed ah do worse our floor will hard to le hagen an unguarded mendez garnishment hopped at an dawn undelivered drones strike against an isis k vehicle. an auto does those oxy? mitch branched off ballade and on drobek sparks flew cough it was i hadn't i hadn't an unguarded mind by turn, an am slap aft in cobbler fuque half and say in that. but adam dorn and angular felt i moved mosley concepcion, adam tita the procedures were correctly followed. a lot of writers strike in cobble the taliban has given us permission to film the root of vig, we're on our way to the home where the attack took p

and we have, this is derrick in the early dodge of her agent of the good engagement in form. yeah. we always as she acts of racism. so i think that that the economic situation and the president statement made it worse for subsiding as we can migrate. and this is using to media, right? so i, i was gonna, i was gonna ask, you know, the perception, and a lot of the red x rhetoric seems to suggest that black migrants are taking over the country that there won't be a country laughed for others. and i just want to clarify and as treat, you know, larry madeau are saying there are 20000 subs aaron africans in tunisia compared to a population of 12000000. so not taking over the president's comments. echo the great replacement theory that's popular in right winged european and north american circles. he's being accused of racism. so is, is this, am that to you? an example clear cut where the president is inciting violence against black africans and tunisia. oh, thank you for the question. i think it is quite clear from the statement of the presidency that the words that he used and the word

you seem to be having some difficulties with the connectivity, palestinian by derrick. those go. i believe that they will understand following this se fantastic struggle that just to metals for me here in the west bank and his jerusalem. and of course in does a strip but a for a nation and entire nation, the palestinian paper leaves and their terrible and murderous occupation and dictatorship by all of them to stand up and be in the fight against up to it. it's interesting how the us state department has been very quick to reject claims of its involvement in the process because then there's allegations of voice by the prime minister's son. what do you make of that? look, this is psychopathic family. i must say that i am sorry to say that, but that's a good deal with it. these said the son opening at them. yeah, he's a psycho but is full of conspiracy theories. he believes that every inch in the word, suppose the enemies are responding it as it were. so i'm, so he needs a treatment. it's, it's not what you expect to is. i mean, because washington has always been traditionally as w

this is a very, very powerful, loud he. derrick opposition at anees, rarely government one that we haven't seen before. so i do think that a, you know, giving me nothing, i would have avoided that and should he had the option, i don't think it has to do with his a court as much with his trial. and i do think there would have, he would have found other ways that there are many experts that would have found other ways to add to for him to avoid a trial. it's definitely a back fire in many ways. and, and i do think that's an, it's something he is in a little bit of a pickle, i would say, absolutely kill. would you, would you agree with that? the government, pressing ahead with the plan in spite of these, these protests can it survive. willis ultimately lead to the collapse of the coalition. how long before will be rising netanyahu's political obituaries? again, bearing in mind that it was that it was quick to do so. the last time i covered politics for 24 years for the jerusalem post. and i wrote and now was a bit wary many, many times and it was proven wrong. right now it's really his justic

anthony found she met with chief virology as ralph derrick. according to his schedule. barrick was reported to have connections with a scientist from the woo han institute of virology, newly revealed e mails point to a private slack between found she and barrack and point to some interesting details that they discussed. i talked to ralph for a long time last night. he sounds beat. he said, he said in foul cheese office talking about the outbreak and cameras. i can narrow that's a hybrid virus, a term describing a virus that is a hybrid between 2 other viruses. and this was a hot topic and the whoo, on institute of veronica j. the males also show that they grappled with the lab league theory among themselves and ultimately rejected it. the males indicate that the americans were in china, showing china what they had already done and teaching china what they already knew . america was deeply embedded in the loo, hon labs. it was a site for joint research. the united states national institute of health even admits that u. s. funding was provided f

conversation about public safety was held wednesday night in downtown san jose advocates darcy green and derricksanderlin said on the panel along with the chief of police for the city of santa clara, pat nikolai, and newly elected santa clara county sheriff bob johnson , so part of the transition will be coming out with 100 day report, actually in the very near future. by the end of the month. hopefully we'll have that completed really outlining what we've accomplished in those 1st 100 days during this transition , but to the question that you posed, i think it's really important in building rebuilding that trust with the community. questions were submitted in advance from the community and the moderator from san jose spotlight. asked about the impact of police brutality caught on video, i think that we are deeply overwhelmed. um. and if we continue to watch we have to consider the psychological harm that comes to us as issues of police brutality and police shootings were discussed. some solutions were also proposed, including decriminalizing homelessness, sustained investment in community build

anthony found she met with chief virology as ralph derrick. according to his schedule. barrick was reported to have connections with a scientist from the woo han institute of virology, newly revealed emails point to a private slack between found she and barrack and point to some interesting details that they discussed. i talked to ralph for a long time last night. he sounds beat, he said he sat in foul cheese office talking about the outbreak and cameras. i can narrow that's a hybrid virus, a term describing a virus that is a hybrid between 2 other viruses. and this was a hot topic at the woo, on institute of raleigh g. the males also show that they grappled with the lab league theory among themselves and ultimately rejected it. the males indicate that the americans were in china, showing china what they had already done and teaching china what they already knew . america was deeply embedded in the whoo, hon labs. it was a site for joint research. the united states national institute of health even admits that u. s. funding was provided for ga

employing pies between iran and russia, which they found in washington as a serious threat for, for derrick, unless they advanced with a very security interest in the region. so all the know what we can day is that after constant baby years of the united states in the region, this trip take place in order to in a kind of attempt to strengthen the status of the united states in the region. the secret 3 told just couple of hours ago. so i'm not couple of days because i'm not mistaken that the united states is planning to improve its presence in the middle east. so call me as they call it. so this circle shows the bay of the strategy, the united states in the middle east. and then now they're trying to kind of reform the their policies in order to have their feet on the ground in the middle east. now let's get back to iraq for a 2nd. austin is one of the number of foreign dignitaries who have visited iraq recently including the iranian russian and saudi foreign ministers. why are so many countries suddenly so interested in building relations of baghdad? well, the key reason i think, of course,

so there's been noticed was besides vague statements that derrick lee implicate to participate in the crimes that they very well know they've committed. how do you think, bringing back the diamond will actually help south africa look or symbolic. he could be assigned to the most by the pitch monica, but also with a lot of money. it could contribute to small skill development in the life of african people had, could show that relations are being totally rebuilt. between those colonized us and those were colonized in concord. so i think the impact would be much more symbolical than anything else. but the kennedy, some monetary value to the turnover that diamond could be used to elevate the student dead. and so the kid could be used called housing and certain areas improve what to infrastructure, energy to for structure. so much could be done with it, but as symbolically it would be a step in the right that excellent, reversing one of those times. i want to see the town of collin is to date a far cry from the palaces of the united kingdom way. it has found a tone as part of the crown jew

. >> reporter: aaron smolyar, along with friends christian laquis and derrick hueniken started the c.l.e.oy we tried emailing, but i think we got put in somebody's email. i don't know. this is right next door, it was literally before we could drive, so we just walked over after school. >> reporter: and they've been volunteering ever since. speak okay, then go to photos icon. >> reporter: jonathan smith couldn't figure out how to text a picture. >> do i poke it? >> just click it. >> that's all there is to it? >> yeah. >> reporter: nancy kilpatrick wanted to clear out her inbox for the first time. >> 122,000. >> emails? >> yes. >> reporter: fortunately, nancy learns you do not have to delete them one at a time. >> look at that. >> would you look at that? >> reporter: for the kids, it's not always easy. >> i'm getting it. >> all right. >> reporter: they keep coming back week after week. >> i never had that before. >> those young people are just amazing. >> i'm grateful. >> they are a blessing, you know. >> and they have so much collations with us. >> we are on a first-name basis now. >> repor

most derrick measures that also devastate states and the whole nation. so there's lots of different ways, different tools that us have through the dollar to bully other countries. so that's why so many countries right now also are starting to create alternatives. i mean, china, of course, is the leading force on that, but many other countries are already doing directly and some of the regional banks as brakes or even brazil and argentina in south america right now, they already created mechanism to bypass the dark. this is a trend, of course, dollar will be still had your money currency for many years, but we need to create a trenches, and this is what the countries are doing. it's clear changes are ahead. marco fernandez, researcher with a tri continental institute for social research and co editor of don sion news. thank you. thank you. ah shares and several regional u. s. banks closed sharply lower on monday with some even putting trading on. 7 pause after stalks hit record lows. this comes in the wake of the collapse of the silicon valley bank as fea

anthony found she met with chief virology just ralph derrick. according to his schedule. barrick was reported to have connections with the sciences from the woo hahn institute of veronica g newly revealed emails point to a private slack between found she and barrick and point to some interesting details that they discussed. i talked to ralph for a long time last night. he sounds beat. he said he sat in foul, she's office talking about the outbreak and mirrors. i kind narrow that they hybrid virus, the term describing a virus that is a hybrid between 2 other viruses. and this was a hot topic at the on institute of morality. the males also show that they grappled with the lab leeks, theory among themselves, and ultimately rejected it. the males indicate that the americans were in china. what are some of the is holding a press conference following the meeting of the g 24 managers any day? that's this in which i don't like to spend the bridge in the ladies and gentlemen. good afternoon. we should then concluding the council of foreign ministers of t

just for the audience, baby, people who may be struggling with some of that jargon, i want to share derrick story. this is someone who has some experience with kenny in therapy, echoing a lot of what you say, but just with different words, take a listen. my 1st experience is gotta mean for all of your emotional trauma and experiences and your ego that writing for yourself. and afterwards it allowed me to come back later. i kind of you all my experience is actively in that objectively. and then lowball them and level myself from there like 90 and they're still threatening buffering in my world. and in the world in general, i just have new rules that help me over and get back to a place of connected in love in protest. when you hear that, i mean, how does that compare to your personal experience with academy in therapy? i think it's really interesting because it seems that incredibly in therapy there are kind of 2 things that are happening. there's the neurological changes which the doctor just explained. and then there's also these kind of like mental realisations that you're coming to and t

derrick kilmer. he is in his first term and native of the state of washington, a district in the state of washington. he is a graduate of princeton where he has a b.a. he was a marshal scholar, and has his p.h.d. and his thesis had to do with comparative social policy, a p.h.d. from oxford. he worked in the consulting firm of mckenzie and company for a number of years, and also was in the washington state legislature, and he did all this before he came to the congress. congressman timmons is in his second year, one of the youngest people ever to be elected in the state of south carolina to congress, is a graduate of george washington university where he has a degree in international affairs and political science. he has a masters in intellectual studies and a law degree as well from the university of south carolina. he has a masters from n.y.u. in cybersecurity strategy. he was in the south carolina state legislature before he was in congress, and a captain now in the air national guard. so i would l

moment . ever competitive derrick, but i can't do that at the moment. mean i guess your dad coming through security and doing that there's an incredible human side to that . i guess that's what to that. i guess that's what that's the way it was, what really makes it work. i think 100. mean, know , it's one 100. i mean, you know, it's one of it's gone as of the it's gone down as a third. you know i don't third. my you know i don't popular. yeah you know olympic moments great olympic moments and the thing that makes and i think the thing that makes it me getting up and it is not just me getting up and running. it's my coming off running. it's my dad coming off onto track. my wife once onto the track. my wife once said few years, guys, said to me a few years, guys, she goes, if it your coach, she goes, if it was your coach, if it was a team mate, if it wouldn't have had the same. like the was used dad the fact that it was used dad and actually makes it a lot and that actually makes it a lot more realistic. and i and can kind of try to think the right word,

moment . ever competitive derrick, but i can't do that at the moment.ean i guess your dad coming through security and doing that there's an incredible human side to that . i guess that's what to that. i guess that's what that's the way it was, what really makes it work. i think 100. mean, know , it's one 100. i mean, you know, it's one of it's gone as of the it's gone down as a third. you know i don't third. my you know i don't popular. yeah you know olympic moments great olympic moments and the thing that makes and i think the thing that makes it me getting up and it is not just me getting up and running. it's my coming off running. it's my dad coming off onto track. my wife once onto the track. my wife once said few years, guys, said to me a few years, guys, she goes, if it your coach, she goes, if it was your coach, if it was a team mate, if it wouldn't have had the same. like the that was used dad the fact that it was used dad and actually makes a lot and that actually makes it a lot more realistic. and i and can kind of try to think the right word,

deputy austin derrick alldredge of the county sheriff office. sarah k. of medical emergency services and master police officer taylor rally of the columbia police department. to the families and loved ones of these brave south californians with all of our hearts we offer our condolences we're currently grateful for your service. i'm delighted to have with us once again tonight our first lady who son henry jr., and son henry jr. whose wife virginia is at home with their four month old daughter margo grey. also daughter mary rogers husband at home with their 7 month old son james. will y'all please stand and let's say hello to you. [applause] >> thank you. and our lieutenant governor pamela abbott and her husband david are here tonight please stand and be recognized. our state constitution officers are here with us tonight including new superintendent of education will you please all stand and be recognized. [applause] finally will the members of the best cabinet in the nation please stand and be recognized. >> thank you. the people of great state of south

derrick van dam is in worcester, and speaking of new england, and we are watching it get worse, and how there, and where does it go from here? >> well, punxatauney phil was wrong. so you can see the storm behind me here with the big snowfall accumulating quickly, and this is a big concern. i spoke with the weather production center yesterday, and it is going to be a increased snowload here which is when the winds start to pick up, the tree limbs will start to fall, and we will have much of the increased power outages begin where much of the snow will take place. and we have had, already get this 24 inches of snow in western massachusetts where it is piling up. we anticipate 10 more inches of snow in worcester, and if that happens, it is the snowiest march in 2018, and if you recall that is when we had four back-to-back-to-back nor'easters here in this area. there are currently 250 plows out and about in worcester county, and we visited the salt barn earlier this year busy taking the salt and brine prepared for the roads and airport, and we have seen it already in syracuse with the plane

let's bring in former democratic congressman ron derrick jones and patrick is here and doug high. guys, let's start with the decision to ban any sort of doctors medical care for anyone under 18 who is looking -- who believes they are trans and is looking for any sort of medical treatment be it pharmaceutical, consultation or anything like that. doug, i believe you are comfortable with this new law in tennessee. >> yeah, i think one we have to treat people with dignity and respect and certainly what we've learned over not just the past three or four years but 20 years, people that feel this way, are this way and have gone through this process quite often go through a very painful life and process. we don't want that. but there are differences between people who are adults and people who are children. the decisions that are being made when you're talking about children, some of these are not just life changing but body changing things that you can't then say four years or ten years down the line that you want to redo. and for that reason, i think we need to be mindful that these are

. >> you know derrick, i don't have to retell the story. you do that all of the time.hese families the heartbreaking stories. but they don't care if you're rich or poor everyone is being impacted by this. what do you think would be the influence, to keep that drug dealer here when they don't belong in the country? what do you think the motive is here? >> lawrence, you know what i can't answer that question the guy is delusional, obviously, i think he's taken drugs. obviously, something is wrong with his brain. everyone in america should be outrage on what's going on i'll give you an example i testify this week of congress and one of the congressmen had the nerve to talk to me about pablo escobar he died 30 years and this guy is talking to me that's because they don't know what's going on they're not paying attention to what's going on to america. lawrence: now that you bring that up because i saw some of your testimony do you think those guys care about the american people? those guys that are sitting in suits the men and women in suits that are sitting there because i

. >> reporter: derrick hayes trapped in the mountains of southern california after an epic winter storm. >> there's nowhere to put the snow. there's no way to walk around. it's up to my neck in a lot of places. you take a step, sink all the way down and have to crawl your way back out. >> reporter: just one of many who are stranded. >> it's pretty unfathomable. >> reporter: the only thing they can do is wait for help. >> it's crazy. there's no way to get out. >> reporter: their concerns, food, heat, medical emergencies or medicine and food for their pets, just to name a few. these san bernardino mountains do get plenty of snow in the win winter, but the past few weeks have been unprecedented. >> our main concern is to try to get the infrastructure up the mountain to clear some of these roads so we can get the people that live up there back to their houses and the people that are stuck up there back down. >> reporter: emergency crews carrying out roughly 100 rescues so far. governor newsom declaring a state of emergency for san bernardino county and 12 others, activating the national gua

>> derrick, we will go to you. this is known as an atmospheric river. explainin what that is. >> yeah, it is literally a river in the sky. it has the ability to produce 25 times the amount of water that flows through the actual mississippi river. the weather prediction center upped the ante last night when they issued the highest threat level for excessive threat level from ventura county to the foothills, and to put it in context, they have not done this since 2010, and working over a decade, i have been watching this area of of shades of red pop up with emergencies, and this is different from the ten we have already talked about this winter, and it is because of the deep connection with the tropics, and this is called the pineapple express. you can follow the cloud cover from hawaii to the state of california and lighting up the radar like a christmas tree, but the majority of it is rainfall. with the atmospheric river event coming in warmer than the past a.r. events we have seen in the season, we are noticing that the computer models that meteorologi

deputy often derrick alder branch of the spartanburg county sheriff's office. corporal sarah kate weaver of lawrence county emergency medical services and master police officer terrell owens riley of the columbia police department. to the families and not one of these brave south carolinians with all our hearts we offer our condolences we are eternally grateful for your service eye and delighted to have with us once, again tonight our first lady my bride peggy, our son henry junior whose wife virginia is at home with their four-month-old daughter margo gray also that daughter mary rogers whose daughter's home with their seven month alone son james dargan will you please stand and let's say hello to you. thank you. and our lieutenant governor paola abbott and her husband david here tonight please stand and be recognized. our state constitution officer to here with us tonight, including our new superintendent of education ellen weaver. please stand and be recognized finally, will the members of the best cabinet in the nation please stand and be recognized. thank

. >> reporter: barbers like derrick is a support figure for the teens who sit in his chair. >> everybodyir i call nephew and they call me uncle. they can talk about anything. it will stay between us. >> reporter: local activist antonio patton began community outreach out of what he said was a need to inspire young men. >> i knew then we needed not to be the adult sitting on the stage projecting to the youth, but we needed to be in the audience listening to the youth project to us. >> reporter: it was amid the city's crime surge last year he took the barbershop talks inside. so far this year there have been another lie 50 homicides across the city with six of those victims under the age of 18. >> i'm sick and tired of being i'm sick and tired of seeing them sick and tired. i have a 17-year-old son of my own. can't imagine, don't want to imagine. >> reporter: this year, one special guest tries not to miss the barbershop talks himself, indiana pacers star george hill jr., who says patton helped get him off the streets. >> he's one of the guys when i was coming up as a kid that was kind of r

>> yes one of the things the famed founder of critical race theory, derrick bell said, is that whitel always adapt to maintain white dominance, so what we're seeing is a sophisticated move to main line and mainstream this kind of white nationalism and white supremacist project and say, this is about education. this is about parents' rights. this is about protecting children, when really it's about endangering black and brown children, mistreating them, undereducating a generation of young folks so they will be doomed to repeat history and don't we owe our young people better tools rather than worse tools here but certainly this is about taking the sort of trump narrative, taking alternative facts to their logical conclusion, which is that any facts in history that we're not comfortable with, we can simply say they don't exist we can tell the rosa parks story without saying that race doesn't matter and since you and i like to do this, ari, not only does rosa parks' story doesn't make sense without race, outkast's song doesn't make sense unless we understand why she was pushed to move

cheryl derrick todd designed the 12 foot tall sculpture. >> with resolve as i think of the discourse challenges we face today in communities across our country. and i think where we are. where we've been. and where we need to go. just as harry worked without sinkhole conspirators. this is great. our piece to was made possible. how co conspirators in our ow1 movement for representation in our great city and they'll prey and throughout county. >> this statue is located near the recently renamed harriet tubman way in the heart of the new transit plaza. and there's a new clipper card designed to celebrate parts 50th year anniversary in the bay area. it looks like this. it features a unique black and white design with a bart train in a tunnel underneath the bay. and bart says these cards cost $3 and are available only at the lake merritt station while they last happy anniversary. and a big update could be coming to san francisco's waterfront. a new bill if passed, would bring significant renovation and even a swimming pool to piers 30 to 32 kron four's. dan thorn has more. >> san francisc

it is a very high cost to pay advocates darcy green and derrick sanderlin said on the panel, along with chief of police for the city of santa clara, pat nicolai, and newly elected santa clara county sheriff bob johnson. part of the transition will be coming out with 100 day report, actually in the very near future by the end of the month. hopefully, we'll have that completed. really outlining what we've accomplished in those 1st 100 days during this transition, but to the question that you posed, i think it's really important and build it, rebuilding that trust with the community. questions were submitted in advance from the community and the moderator from san jose spotlight. asked about the impact of police brutality caught on video, i think that we are deeply overwhelmed. um and if we continue to watch we have to consider the psychological harm that comes to us. issues of police brutality and police shootings were discussed. some solutions were also proposed, including decriminalizing homelessness, sustained investment in community building and de escalation training. still the panel

obviously, they can open the window or not and now they're obviously clamping it down >> we did ask derrick scissors about the same issue, saying is this new or not? he said listen, if it happens it's evidence of a clamp down, whatever has been the official policy, more sensitivity going into this onference. >> dennis, i'm sorry we have three hours in the morning. it's different i'm going to -- we're going to call you will you answer? >> sure. >> good. michelle, you're already on all the time >> dennis is great >> yeah. >> you're going to steal him from kelly >> i have seen other people poach when they come on "squawk box. >> i do watch sometimes and say we should get that person. >> they're really good >> quid pro quo. >> as we were just discussing, the white house is working on new curbs for u.s. investment in china. let's bring in kayla tausche with new details on what exactly this program could look like >> reporter: the biden administration is requesting at least $10 million in new funding, that's on top of $20 million secured at the end of last year. all to monitor outbound private eq

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. >> well, today, pastor derrick raemer confirmed that a warrant was out for his arrest for hate crimes. and he was right about that. he was not overstating it because this afternoon he was literally arrested. >> what the reason you're blocking me from using the section they're working here, i'm not going to shut them door. i'm not going to run. i'm mar-a-lago you. we're just getting started at workstation. >> do you mind if i ask you what he's being arrested for? again, we're vidro id. pardon? will you provide your id for you to answer the question. yeah. okay, why is he being arrested . warrants warrants for his arrest. this is what happens when we go the drake. >> wow. that is the like the canada you thought you knew almost sled dogs or some stormtrooper in sunglasses. one answer a question before you provide your i.d. and then the pastor sitting in the car with bars on the windows getting hauled way to jail for being thrown to the ground. a drag queen story. our we're going to be joined by pastor decrements, but he is of in jail. so instead, we are grateful to be joined by as well b

derrick davis idiot, this cold-blooded, this person thought that maggie knew, this person who paul thought he knew, wand up killing them and they were screaming from the grave, he was guilty. and i think the jury, they could hear the screams from the grays. sean, this band whole life, it was built on a house overlying cards. he lied about his financial situation, lied about the insurance money, he went over to visit his mother, he lied about being in this kennel, lied to the caregiver, lied on his behalf try to have the caregiver lie in his behalf, the one thing that i think that this also helped the jury to help convict him was that he lie to the jury. do you remember when he was on the stand and said that he had been given authorization by an insurer to put the blue light soon. but then they got on the stand and said no. i never gave him information. so i think, when you look at all of the evidence, that was put together here by the state of south carolina, you find that they put a good case on. now i just heard leo talk about lawyers who came on and talked about -- alex on the stem. i w

derrick johnson, owner of home of chicken and waffles. thank you so much for your time with. is u.s. trail answer for blake johnson broke the world record for the longest surfing session. he first got into the water thursday at 01:00am and did not get out until late friday spending more than 40 hours surfing. well, his thighs must be killing him. the previous record was 30 hours and 11 minutes. the effort help raise money for youth mental health initiatives. >> and she sounds about right there are people in east texas reported golf ball to tennis ball size hail falling down from the sky friday. >> this coming from the same storm system that kept the area under a tornado watch in 2 the evening. >> best to stay indoors. when something like this happens. >> high speaker is back. and this time with new smart home features. now to find out if it's worth the price. bush demuro checked out, checked it out in today's tech smart. >> apple discontinued its pricey homepod speaker a few years back because even though it sounded good, the features didn't compare to cheaper alternatives. w

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