paige dixon, paige's married name.hen, the flock of searchers descended on that road. >> making my way back west along the median, i saw a checkbook. >> it was an awful feeling of dread, thinking, "how did this get here? why is it here? what does it mean? " >> then more, paige's wallet, charm bracelet, this shoe, various cards, bank registers, and dozens of checks from both paige's personal and professional accounts, nearly a hundred items spread along 13 miles of road, which left investigators with two very different theories. either paige's abductor was trying to throw them off track or -- >> she was in the trunk of a car or something of the sort and dumped these items out to leave a trail. >> and while volunteers gathered the sad detritus of paige's life, a new wrinkle. >> paige's most recent ex-husband, rob dixon, came back to town to look after the kids and help out with the search. and his re-appearance stopped volunteers in their tracks. because of the stories paige told while they were married, many thought him

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and this was happening in little towns like dixon as well as in the great cities. the national guard in illinois was mobilized and sent to parade in chicago, simply because there were so many people living in doorways and the streets by that time, in the streets just off michigan boulevard, that there was real concern about rioting and so forth. and they just did that as a show of strength. >> there are still people in this country now who are homeless who are still struggling economically and so on, and for some of them, it's a kind of continuation of the depression. is there a parallel between what's going on for some families in this country now and what happened then? >> there may be some because there are a few spots in the country where due to a change in industry and so forth, the principle industries in those communities are gone. and it's a case of either move or bring a new industry into the community and so forth, so there are a few trouble spots, but basically, as you know, 19 million new jobs have been created, and the largest percentage of those has g

. >> you've come a long way from that town in illinois, dixon. what did your mother do to shape your life? >> she was a major part. i had a brother a couple of years older than i am. she was probably the kindest human being i have ever known. looking back, i know we were in poverty or pretty close to it all the time, but we didn't know that at the time because the government didn't come around and tell us we were poor. she was always finding someone worse off that we would help. i remember that about her, this kindness. she could be firm. in an even smaller town where i was born of 800 people and we lived across a little park from the railroad station. in those days the biggest treat wasn't the ice cream truck coming around. it was the ice wagon. he'd give chips of ice. the ice wagon pulled up and my older brother took the lead. we started across the little park. the train came through. a . >> the did she teach you things as well? >> yes. with regard to the reading, i don't know that she was aware she was teaching us, but when we were very young

i live in dixon, illinois, the church he attended still going.he school he attended is now a museum. a public library has a large section on reagan i will check in there to find your book. i once lived in reagan's home before it became a historic site. >> how about that is that a wonderful story? yes in the dixon many times i've attended his church several times. there are two statues of ronald reagan in dixon. down at the river where he was a lifeguard. he saved his 70 lives as a high school lifeguard. statues at his boyhood home little clapboard house there in dixon. it is very important. it's also important to remember that he moved around many times as a childhood. his father was a salesman for its well known he was an alcoholic and he took jobs in many locations include chicago, dixon, other places in and around downstate illinois, western illinois. this is important there are number of home so that he lived into. attended church there as well. he once joked he was served food and a women's sorority. joked later it was best job he ever had.

i live in dixon, illinois, the church he attended still going.he school he attended is now a museum. a public library has a large section on reagan i will check in there to find your book. i once lived in reagan's home before it became a historic site. >> how about that is that a wonderful story? yes in the dixon many times i've attended his church several times. there are two statues of ronald reagan in dixon. down at the river where he was a lifeguard. he saved his 70 lives as a high school lifeguard. statues at his boyhood home little clapboard house there in dixon. it is very important. it's also important to remember that he moved around many times as a childhood. his father was a salesman for its well known he was an alcoholic and he took jobs in many locations include chicago, dixon, other places in and around downstate illinois, western illinois. this is important there are number of home so that he lived into. attended church there as well. he once joked he was served food and a women's sorority. joked later it was best job he ever had.

susan: the mason-dixon line seems to be of particular interest to you. here is a picture. tell me what we are seeing here. neil: this was an extraordinary find. i was up on a hill at a distance from this farm, i looked and the road, that two lane dirt road is the mason-dixon line. you can see it continuing past the house. that is an 1830's stone farmhouse, probably built by a german-american. no one was living there. you can see the drapes. i had a feeling that the owners of this farmhouse have a new house up on the hill was kind of my deduction. i was so fascinated by the fact that at one time, when that person built the farm, that balcony sticking out would have literally been on the edge of that line between freedom and slavery. the whole thing was so poetic. i spent a fair bit of time just walking around the property and taking photos and videos. you can see the well. it is just such an amazingly well-preserved remnant from that time. susan: you wrote of the mason-dixon line that you thought about it so much that you had dreamt about it. why was that so important? neil

susan: the mason-dixon line seems to be of particular interest to you. here is a picture. tell me what we are seeing here. neil: this was an extraordinary find. i was up on a hill at a distance from this farm, i looked and the road, that two lane dirt road is the mason-dixon line. you can see it continuing past the house. that is an 1830's stone farmhouse, probably built by a german-american. no one was living there. you can see the drapes. i had a feeling that the owners of this farmhouse have a new house up on the hill was kind of my deduction. i was so fascinated by the fact that at one time, when that person built the farm, that balcony sticking out would have literally been on the edge of that line between freedom and slavery. the whole thing was so poetic. i spent a fair bit of time just walking around the property and taking photos and videos. you can see the well. it is just such an amazingly well-preserved remnant from that time. susan: you wrote of the mason-dixon line that you thought about it so much that you had dreamt about it. why was that so important? neil

a body was found yesterday morning in a ditch on dixon west avenue. a resident who saw the body flagged down an officer who was driving by just after 11 yesterday morning officers stayed on scene to investigate for that 7 hours. the person's identity and cause of death not being released. but the case remains open due to the deaths suspicious nature. on the peninsula. palo alto police say 2 women reported being groped by a man on a bicycle over the last couple days. >> the first incident was saturday afternoon on middlefield road near lifton avenue. the woman told police a man on a bike grabbed her as the cycle by the second incident was monday afternoon it happened to a different woman. police say the sketch you're looking at is based on the second woman's description of the man and not clear yet whether the same man was involved in both incidents in san bruno an elderly resident recovering after being pistol whipped during a home invasion. police say it happened around 5 saturday morning on redwood avenue near parkside middle school. police say 5 me

host: that was michael in dixon, tennessee.ersey city, new jersey on the independent line, dominic. caller: thank you for taking my call. everything has to be predicated on the idea that the afghan government was supposed to stay in place. that they were going to take care of themselves. we spent 20 years training and supporting the afghan government and do you not think the u.s. had the idea of the capability we thought that they were going to remain in place. we thought it would be over a longer time not 11 days. that created a vacuum. your question on the handling of the withdrawal. it is based on the games of the taliban. the united states had 2400 troops, they pulled them back, they thought the afghan government would be able to hold the country and the americans and others would have the opportunity to leave. that was all destroyed by the taliban and the afghan government totally collapsing. host: do you think that is an intelligence failure? caller: yes and no. the u.s. intelligence did say they thought the afghan govern

. >> you've come a long way from that town in illinois, dixon.her do to shape your life? >> she was a major part. i had a brother a couple of years older than i am. she was probably the kindest human being i have ever known. looking back, i know we were in poverty or pretty close to it all the time, but we didn't know that at the time becau

. >> come a long way from that small town in illinois, dixon, and the protective warmth of your motheremory of your mother's influence on you and what she taught you to do that shaped your life? >> she was a major part. i had a brother a couple years older than i am. four in our family, there two of us and mother and father. and she was probably the kindest human being i had ever known. now, looking back, i know that we lived in poverty or pretty close

well, in my hometown of dixon, illinois, a committee of ten self-appointed beholden to no voters has established itself and asked the government for a $38,000 grant so they can go on a search to find out if there's any poverty there. it breaks down -- it breaks down to $10,200 for the chairman and $7,20 each twor two assistants and the balance will go for secretaries, mailing expense and travel. in another area more than 2000 college graduates have been hired as a part of the program to study the culture of poverty. now, no one disagrees with the youth portion of that program. the idea that we should salvage, if possible, those young people who for whatever reason have failed to fit themselves for the responsibilities of adult life, but we take over a hotel and we install their young ladies who have been lifted from destitute families and now they are to be trained so they will be self-reliant and can go out on their own and make a living. while they're being retrained they're given made service so they won't have to make their own bed and the program pro rates out to $7,000 a year f

dixon: good afternoon, brothers and sisters. my name is james dixon from houston, texas.we want to give it up for the craziest members -- courageous members of the texas delegation who broke quorum fighting for rights all across the united states of america. [applause] come on, give it up, they left their families, businesses, homes, children, and they are eight weeks out of the texas legislature refusing to support corruption in state government, give it up. and we want all other state legislators to follow this example, because all over the united states of america, we are fighting to protect democracy and to preserve the right to vote, give a big shout for these patriots of democracy. [applause] >> i want to thank god for this opportunity and thank reverend al sharpton, martin luther king iii, let us give it up for our leaders and organizers, national action network, all of the volunteers. my name is james dixon, i lead a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization called push democracy forward. i have been the president of the houston naacp. our national president was here, d

i think that it's easy for venetia to feel an association with the bay area, but i guarantee dixon does not and neither does the cable and he says ordering masks is confrontational and other communities where there is a much stronger political. dislike of mask wearing and altercations are far more common, also insisting casual contact doesn't fuel the spread. it's close contact mostly families and the next biggest risk is among people who go to a party and shared drinks or play beer pong or something like that, uh close friends transmit because they hug and kiss. but venetia leaders have been hearing from their constituents who would rather break with the county then slide backwards. it's a small town. we do have a lot of visitors. it's okay for us to be independent and make that decision and comment at this meeting ran overwhelmingly in favor of a mask order with doctors chiming in is and it's an easy thing to do. i mean, it's a lot easier than a ventilator and this plea from a doctor at north bay med center in fairfield is under siege. almost 30 almost 33% of its patients now are in w

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it unfolded the night of august 6th, 2020 in dixon. the 33-year-old was making a trip to oakland with her father and three children. deputies say they stopped her when they noticed her car had two different license plates. when they tried to put her in the patrol car a fight broke out. the woman claims the deputies hit her in the head and knocked her out. the sheriff's department claims the woman slipped out of handcuffs and hit a deputy in the face. the woman's attorney said she was jailed for resisting arrest but never charged. the lawsuit is asking a judge >>ming fectratourists from the governor of hawaii. >>> and who gets the final word on thee the eviction moratorium. >>> and the surge in black market vaccine cards. >>> and a live look outside before we head to break. you can see the beautiful san francisco skyline. thank you for joining us. we will be right back. >>> time for the money watch report. pfizer gets a boost after a key development for its vaccine. diane king hall reports. >> wall street started the week off higher. th

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this was a real role in dixon before slamming her into the pavement. she was jailed overnight for resisting arrest. but never was officially charged. a lawsuit was filed against both the sheriff's department and the county. still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news, another positive covid test. >> link to an east bay school. we have the details afte >> welcome back to the kron 00:00am morning news. it is august 19th 04:30am, and we have a little change of pace where in our newsroom up here, you can see everybody working hard and puts together the show every morning for us. if you are just hitting the roads this morning. yesterday just like me probably experience.

porter says this all happened about a year ago in august but she pulled over onto a side road and dixon to change drivers with her father they just left oakland and were heading home to the sacramento area but things quickly escalated and body camera footage will show that when 2 deputies pulled up behind them and turn on their lights. >>footage from a solano county sheriff's patrol car. she was porter and her father jb pal turning off onto a side road and then stopping at a stop sign to get out of the car and change drivers for the ship that comes orangeville from oakland before they're able to deputies don't the campbell and lisa mcdowell turned on their lights porter's 2 daughters and knees all under the age of 6 were in the backseat. later body cameras worn by the deputies show than dozen porter later handcuffing her and shipping porter to the ground. >>using. >>body camera footage shows porter was eventually knocked porter spent that night in jail on suspicion of resisting arrest but she was never charged they took a piece of me. >>one that just really just shattered my faith in th

. # i'm sorry, so the belinda dixon . i walked, i was in the sunday and i was working for many, many people waiting on british people that doesn't work properly and didn't like log some last. 2 1 looks like 20 people other than the tool. again, they have a 13060 people that people have a know like have no legs to, to very short time ago i spoke with autism or that guys dfi is still in kabul. it was just off the $930.00 meeting when we spoke here, gives us an update of how the city is faring after the tragic events. things have come down somewhat here in capital though that is relatively speaking. we are hearing gotten 5 atlas guns, but single shots coming from all areas of the city as we heard throughout the night with the taliban. as we learned. so to speak cleaning house, they launched citywide search door to door inspections. house to house searches, looking for i says k members, isaac, that is isis, is the silliest. here. i've gotten a son with whom the taliban has be the board for, for many years now and who i believ

the the so the belinda dixon, they give us the suicide bombing happened at an entrance to the airport while scans were waiting in line to be processed to fly out the blasts. all through the crowd. bodies were thrown into a nearby sewage. people have been amassing the site for days, trying to flee the taliban return. we spoke to ali hassan and he says he was at campbell. and when the tragedy happened to dave into the airport of i was standing on to get, i will need to get him and they used to. so we're close to like 5 minutes away. i just thought there was like 45 minutes they had and they had to run. they was looking look danish, people renewed iteration parliament, the difference of them. the type of type of wording we're looking were suspicious. they didn't have gums what they was looking to the airport. they was looking to be used troops. i will 100 of them. it's just when they get back to my line, when they get back to the line, i was with the people like after 12 or 2 minutes an explosion happened when it came . it was near. it was near that light 1st and away. and didn't happen.

the the so the belinda dixon was on the side forming happened entrance t d. i hope last count were waiting in line to be processed to fly out the explosion tool through the crowd and bodies was thrown into a sewer drain located nearby. people had been messing up the site for days, trying to flee from the ton of bonds were ton more at gast reports on the ground from the tragedy torn carpet. and d, terry, because the city are continuing security measures have been beefed up as not as much as they can be. so the taliban is still conducting door to door searches and deter rates across the see if you trying to identify the details to catch more isis members from off a dozen to a dozen ice supporters were detained, arrested around couple, 3 of them had the pictures published by the taliban and the taliban is promising to put a stop to, to stamp out to put an end to ices presence here in capital around of gotten this done. but this is something they say they will only be able to do what the united states leaves. so the threat level is, is very high. both the taliban

yes, i'm sorry, so the belinda belinda dixon. i was i was in the sunday waiting for money. no money people on british people that doesn't work properly. and some last one looks like 20 people other than the tool. again, plus one people like 60 people that people have no like have no legs. he's more i guys give it a couple for us and told us how the cities fairing of the tragic events. the situation so far this morning is somewhat comma than it was yesterday, but we kept hearing as many as half a dozen explosion, and this is off of the to terrorist form blocks at the airport. some of them are explained by the trailer, bad to, to the local population as, as control detonations carried out by american servicemen destroying their assets, equipment that they don't want to leave behind and that they can't evacuate. nevertheless, things that hasn't been the sort of shooting we had overnighted and the sirens that we heard yesterday. but from what we understand, and this has been confirmed to us by, by numerous sources, there were such as and raids carried out throughout the city ov

so the belinda dixon. i do want thursday suicide bombing happened to the entrance to carla pool, where people waiting in line to be processed to fly out. last tool through the crowd, bodies was thrown into a nearby sewage channel. people had been massing at the site for days, trying to flee the tyler bands, return. tragedy left hundreds of people injured, many of them meeting hospital treatment and a number of them remain in critical condition. the isis split into group i c. k, that's referred to behind the tank, has been active in eastern afghanistan and pakistan. and it was the savage campaign, the bloodshed when it was 1st founded back in 2015 with all details. he is eager stuff, the dreaded name of ice. it had all but vanished from international headlines. but now, amid the afghan power vacuum, the terror group has apparently struck again. the double strike right outside couple, airport killed dozens. american politicians had been warning, an attack was inevitable, but to no avail. every day were on th

so medals on the line as we check in with todd harris, paul zitzer and tina dixon. >> the men's park is set. eight membership battling it out. american cory juneau, vincent matheron, steven piniero. 22-year-old cory juneau of san diego, california, the first to drop in in the final. the first of three runs. juneau in his last run of the heat got into this eighth and final spot. cory juneau is a skater's favorite. he has such a casual style. he makes the things look so easy. he slows through the bowl like water. look at that front side flip! we saw him fall on that in qualifiers. here he sticks it in the finals. that is a good sign of things to come for cory juneau. >> number two ranked skater in the world, the american fighting to get in the finals. does that. what does he have on run number one with five seconds to go here? >> that run had it all, todd. >> big air, the 540s, and signature cory juneau, super tech lip trick and the massive no-grab front side flip. straight out of the gate it will be a huge score. look at the height on that back side grab. 540. he was struggling on tha

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the the the so the belinda dixon. i do hope that was the suicide bombing happened on entrance to the airport. last gowns were waiting in line to be processed to fly out the blast tool through the crowd and bodies were thrown into a nearby sewer train. people had been messing up the fight for days, trying to flee. the ton of bands were ton, ortiz moore. i'd counted in cobble and husband speak exclusively to the militants about the future. whole. the initial shock of the tyler buttons. takeover has now wor, no people are ours in the streets, they aren't as scared as they were. the shops are all open. nevertheless, it's still all in limbo. people are sure what will come next. people are sure but a bad swallow, but people are sure what the taliban, what this new tyler bad will do next with taliban of today claims. it's very different to the taliban. of the ninety's. when the majority dean were lost in capital they with savage. that's rasa geez. and executions abounded governor and i think is all afraid. the 1st will say i

these installations joined fort lee, fort mccoy, for bliss and joint base, mcguire dixon, providing the support the defense department will continue to support the state department in providing temporary housing, sustainment, and support inside the united states for a capacity of up to $50000.00 afghans, special immigrant visa applicants, their families, and other at risk individuals, us northern command will coordinate the details of all this with the state department, the department of homeland security. and of course, the department of health and human services as necessary. and it'll be providing provided under presidential drawdown authority to the maximum extent possible, with additional support being provided on a reimbursable basis. and as general taylor let you know, we have general van heard the commander of us northern command coming into the briefing room with you later this afternoon. he'll be able to provide a lot more context on that. that will take questions leader probably for the, for the general. the president has said he wants to basically get back at isis. how diffi

matthew dixon is a commonwealth games medallist. the margins in the sport are so fine.ll how good a typeface at this level, they all look amazing. it is out of this world. what was the difference in that final? ., ., ., , ., that final? tom had a little bit of a bad dive _ that final? tom had a little bit of a bad dive on — that final? tom had a little bit of a bad dive on the _ that final? tom had a little bit of a bad dive on the fourth - that final? tom had a little bit of a bad dive on the fourth round. l that final? tom had a little bit of a bad dive on the fourth round. i | a bad dive on the fourth round. i say bad, — a bad dive on the fourth round. i say bad, it— a bad dive on the fourth round. i say bad, it was almost near perfection, just not quite as perfect _ perfection, just not quite as perfect as the chinese were. you want _ perfect as the chinese were. you want to— perfect as the chinese were. you want to get a nice take—off, nice shape _ want to get a nice take—off, nice shape and — want to get a nice take—off, nice shape and go into the water with no sp

but if in fact they, they implement such a thing and by the way, i believe simon dixon, i frank to the future was the 1st to kind of for forecast this. and he started talking about this maybe even 3 years ago. that means that we have a new kind of world in which central bank digital kern, these are the norm. and we also know that they're talking about these new central bank digital currency. it's coming with an expiration date that you have to spend it within 18 months or it expires worthless like an airline, frequent flyer miles. are you hearing similar things? yes, indeed. and if you read all of the stuff on the bank from settlements website about, you know, the research and all the rest of it, the central banks have done that is one of the options which central banks have very, very keen on that is for sure. also the i m f, car side, the sound currency. it's called the special drawing right. and they increase the supply, but by triple, it's over near 600000000000 now. and it seems like there's something in motion there. one of the theories put forward over the years has been that th

but we would still challenge whether to what extent should we allow or, or not alone, dixon. i need to go ahead, that's still a relevant question for society as a hole in the area, quite commonly known as the common heritage of mankind. and daniel, you are smarter on these things than i am. how much traction, how much power do environmentalist and activists have in driving this dialogue, this conversation as it goes forward? yeah, well, i mean, that remains to be seen. i think in, in recent years there definitely has been an increasingly vocal opposition to, to deep mining or at least an increasingly vocal call or a moratorium to hit pause on this industry. and, you know, those calls are coming from scientists, conservation and some governments as well. and i think it's important to, to look at that at the same time. we're on the other track when you look at, you know, investment into the industry. just, you know, right now we have the company, the metals company, which is basically, you know, getting itself listed on the stock market on the nasdaq, in order to raise hundreds

gb captain adam dixon says it's his last game for the side.eam their right to the bitter end and i think, ijust wish we right to the bitter end and i think, i just wish we could right to the bitter end and i think, ijust wish we could have gone through that again and that first half was a little bit slow and i think that meant we were always chasing in that game and it's so hard to chase in hockey, especially when a team wants to sit deep and a team like india who are well organised and soak up pressure, i felt we gave it a good crack but just not quite enough on today. so this is how the medal table looks at the end of day 9. gb has 10 golds which puts them sixth. a few guaranteed medals to come though, british boxer ben whittaker will win at least a silver after he reached tuesday's 81kg final. pat mccormack will also fight for gold in the men's welterweight division while frazer clarke is into the super—heavyweight final after france's mourad aliev was disqualified. gb's sailing team have also guaranteed two more medals to add to the bronze