desiree joins me now. desiree, i know people will say i'm sorry for your loss. know if it helps, but it's a desperately side and infuriating story. and as a mother, my heart does break for you. i'm so sorry. but your story could perhaps make a difference here. tell us what you're feeling giving what you are seeing happened day in and day out at the hands of george gascon. >> i am feeling -- first of all, thank you for having me. i'm feeling let down by the justice system. my son was brutally beaten and tortured to death back in may 2018. in the five killers involved in the murder are no longer -- as you mentioned -- are no longer facing life without parole or the death penalty. these gentlemen are now facing 25 years and only having to do 80% of that time which is 20 years. that is not enough. my son has a sentence. the sentence of death. i will never see my son again. how are they -- how is it even a thought that they will be out in time to create families of their own and do everything that my son was cheated from? so i feel let down by george gascon. i feel i

in the mixture from fully more relaxed and enjoying it and a bit morejoking around on court with desireeest but she is like that as well. whereas with the men it is as well. whereas with the men it is a bit more intense with the environment and more focused in a bit more serious.— bit more serious. price money, the disari bit more serious. price money, the disnarity is — bit more serious. price money, the disnarity is huge — bit more serious. price money, the disparity is huge between - bit more serious. price money, the disparity is huge between the - disparity is huge between the doubles in the singles but do you think that is changing? you talk about being more intense, more serious, especially in the men's doubles. is it getting a better press, do you feel?— doubles. is it getting a better press, do you feel? yeah, i think it's improving — press, do you feel? yeah, i think it's improving slowly. _ press, do you feel? yeah, i think it's improving slowly. i _ press, do you feel? yeah, i think it's improving slowly. i think - it's improving slowly. i think definitely from where it was h

won two titles there, champion in the men's doubles with rajeev ram and also the mixed doubles with desiree fresh and wanted to keep going. we've got sue thurman very tight matches and could have got through both of them —— we've got through some. we're just really happy how we kept going and came through some touched situations. to cricket, where it's been a good night for england's women in the first one—day international against new zealand in bristol, winning by 30 runs. england were put into bat, and captain heather knight led by example, scoring the 22nd half century of her odi career, before she was eventually out for 89 caught and bowled by leigh kasperek. that sparked a collapse, england losing their final five wickets forjust 13 runs, all out for 241. but new zealand made a painfully slow start, losing early wickets, but fought back to get within striking distance — before finally being bowled out 30 runs short of the total. so, england go one up in the five match series. in super league, castleford tigers' hopes of reaching the end of season playoffs are over after losing 40—24 t

now, desiree fluellen has more.xistent, according to dr janice johnston with redirect health this year, she and other medical professionals expect to see a more active flu season. we are expecting to see flu cases again this year last year, it was pretty minimal, and i think that's because most people were staying home. they were social distancing, wearing masks and such, she says. each year, people have reservations about getting the vaccine, but she ensures it's safe to do so. the flu shot and the technology behind that has been in place for many, many, many, many years. and so we definitely know that the flu shot is very safe and for the most part very effective as well. experts predicting the common strains of the flu most of us are familiar with, so we usually see the h one n one, um, variation of the flu. have we also call it influence a and influenza b. it's important to know that some flu in covid symptoms are the same. flew in for covid. you're looking at feeling kind of tired, run down a key headaches, fev

desiree hernandes. >> reporter: of the fbi's more than 89,000 active missing persons cases at the end20, approximately 45% were people of color. >> we have natalee holloway, laci peterson, caylee anthony, shonda levy, elizabeth smart, gabby petito. those names roll off my tongue. but not one person, not one, can name a person of color, male or female, black or brown, that has garnered mainstream media. not one. >> you've been at this for 14 years. why not give up if things haven't changed? >> we're not going to sit here and wait on someone else to carry the torch. we saw a problem, and in order to correct the problem, you have to be willing to provide a solution. so we identified the problem. so now we are working to help our families. we are working to help us find us. >> reporter: abc news reached out to the buckeye police department for comment. they told us investigators have maintained an open line of communication with mr. robinson and his private investigator. they also said they are utilizing every resource possible to locate daniel, including assistance from upon agencies and

feared american domination by one of the strange reverses that the mind makes for consistency both the desiree and fear an expression of fear americans would leave them. theirei best efforts and lives n vietnam, less influence they had in south vietnam, both men and material resources, the americans were enforcing corruption and destroying the tissue of vietnamese society. next slide, please. here is kate webb, you can see she wrote in on the story that people -- she gave full attention or muscle intelligence, now she arrived, the australian army. the same rule against women covering on the battlefield as the americans did for australians and forced it. the americans were convinced not to for many reasons, one of which a few women before them convince them to send it. let the women stay in the field as long as they can cause any problem. caif became permanently in the actively opened the way for women of the future to cover the war. kate made her name always, she was a freelancer has frankie and katrina were. in 1968 in january beginning of which was the turn of the work. january 68, president

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republican and desiree is a democrat we are both fighting for the same thing.hing to do with politics or the skin color it has everything to do with being a victim of a crime and all we want is justice and those held accountable to the full extent of the law. this is not a trump campaign. nothing like that we just want law enforcement back in los angeles county. steve: and quickly, just say the website people can go you rebooted the campaign so remind us what is the website people can go to to support you in different ways? >> recall district attorney george gaston.com sign up to become volunteers we also need funds the goal is to raise two.5 million before we start the signature gathering effort again sorry we are out of time that we really appreciate we hope everyone can get behind it because it will send a powerful message thank you for what you are doing and being with us tonight and then to turn california around next year statewide election what is your reaction to what happened in the recall those that are hoping to send the message that incompetence and

desiree joins me now.people say sorry for your loss, i don't know if it helps but it is a desperately sad and infuriating story but as a mother my heart does break for you. i'm so sorry bigger story could perhaps make a difference here. tell us what you are feeling given what you are seeing happened day in and day out at the hands of george gascon. >> i'm feeling, thank you for having me. i'm feeling let down by the justice system. my son was brutally beaten and tortured to death in may of 2018 and achilles involved in his murder are no longer facing life without parole or the death penalty. these gentlemen are facing 25 years and only having to do 80% of that time. that is not enough. my son's sentence was death. i ever see my son again. how will they be out in time and do everything son was cheated from so i feel let down by george gascon. i feel that is personal now. him neglecting victims is personal. for him not to reach out to me is personal. i think he is a danger to la county point blank. laura: wh

. >> shep, desiree has it.s reemergreemerging >> tan aide. it's good a black mal suite. here's a side by side. on the left ken circa 2019 kim jong un has been bong. as for the military parade, it appeared to be kind of toned down you did not see any ballistic missile looking things notably it was north korea's first message. it included hundreds of people dressed in hazmat >> smoke and whatever happened there. >> for better or worse, smart glasses are back facebook trying to succeed where facebook trying to succeed where google will fail ♪ ♪ welcome to allstate. where everything just seems to go your way. ♪ ♪ you're in good hands with allstate. click or call for a lower auto rate today. introducing xfinity rewards. you're in good hands our very own way of thanking you just for being with us. enjoy rewards like movie night specials. xfinity mobile benefits. ...and exclusive experiences, like the chance to win tickets to see watch what happens live. hey! it's me. the longer you've been with us... the more rewards

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