. >> bob dylan thought that folk music was poetry.ergy and mixed it with folk culture, and it's more a lyrical intensity than anybody's put to song before. ♪ and the negro's name is used, it is plain ♪ ♪ for the politician's gain as he rises to fame ♪ >> up until the time of bob dylan, there were the songwriters and there were the singers. dylan started writing his own music. >> he says, i am going to comment on the world, i'm going to comment on the nature of this human experience. bob dylan was in this sort of white-hot moment of saying more in the popular song than anyone ever had before. ♪ on a pawn in their game ♪ >> after the revolution of bob dylan, the music world moves west. ♪ go where you want to go and do what you want to do ♪ ♪ wherever you want to do it ♪ >> laurel canyon becomes the epicenter of the rock revolution. >> the music scene was not happening in new york anymore. it was now l.a. everybody moved to laurel canyon. >> actors, musicians, artists. and so it was kind of a whole community, very open. if you're driving

even dylan himself will make the scene. >> he is named after bob dylan. >> the dog days of song.ting her own chapter in the great american songbook. >>> he lives here but the phone company is charging him taxes like he lives 1,500 miles away? what is the hang up there? nbc bay area responds next. >> i will update you on the rain season and how we are doing so far and the chance of yes, more rains comin ig >> nbc bay area responds to a man in the east bay battling with his phone company for more than a year. >> he called our consumer investigator to try to clear the air. >> reporter: michael noticed something weird with his family's cell phone bill. two lines were charged california taxes plus dakota taxes, south dakota specifically. michael said the phones always have been in california. there is no reason for out of state taxes. he called verizon every month for a year trying to get this resolved. no success. he dialed us. we reached out to verizon. the next day they contacted michael saying they would work on a fix. the next month michael's phone bill had no south dakota taxes

someone. # how do you look back at that time and your musical partnership with bob dylan?y fond memories of that. i do, actually. and it says so in the film, it was this amazing period in time for both of us. and then came all the chaos and all of that, all the resentment and all the bs. and then i was painting him, a portrait of him as a young man and put his music on, and for whatever... this is a few years ago, all the resentment and the stuff drained away. so there's nothing left but appreciation that i was there at that time. he was there, he wrote those songs and i sang. the film reveals much of her personal battles with inner demons, and the fact that her father subjected her to some kind of abuse. you really do share your family's pathology in the film. why did you want to do that? i've thought about doing it for years for a number of reasons. one, i guess what i say is i want to leave an honest legacy, because i know i'll have to leave some kind of legacy. and i wanted it to be honest and not, you know, otherwise. not smoothed over or not made light of, to be the

reporter dylan lyons later dying from his injuries. authorities say the gunman then struck a third time, entering a nearby home, shooting a mother and daughter. 9-year-old t'yonna major killed, her mom in critical condition. any possible connection between the victims? >> there appears to be no relationship. >> reporter: spectrum news stating in part, "we are deeply saddened by the loss of our colleague and the other lives senselessly taken today." and tonight, 24-year-old dylan lyons remembered as rising star. he spent time as an intern for abc affiliate wftv. >> dylan was a go-getter, he always wanted to learn, was always eager to get better at what he does. >> reporter: the suspect is charged with first degree murder, but more charges are expected. david, thankfully, that photographer who was shot is now recovering. and speaking with police. dad? >> at least that is encouraging. victor oquendo tonight, thank you. >>> we turn next here tonight to the major news from federal investigators in that train derailment in ohio. tonight, the

someone. # how do you look back at that time and your musical partnership with bob dylan? that. i do, actually. and it says so in the film, it was this amazing period in time for both of us. and then came all the chaos and all of that, all the resentment and all the bs. and then i was painting him, a portrait of him as a young man and put his music on, and for whatever... this is a few years ago, all the resentment and the stuff drained away. so there's nothing left but appreciation that i was there at that time. he was there, he wrote those songs and i sang. the film reveals much of her personal battles with inner demons, and the fact that her father subjected her to some kind of abuse. you really do share your family's pathology in the film. why did you want to do that? i've thought about doing it for years for a number of reasons. one, i guess what i say is i want to leave an honest legacy, because i know i'll have to leave some kind of legacy. and i wanted it to be honest and not, you know, otherwise. not smoothed over or not made light of, to be the most useful to peo

dylan received 51 votes.eceived 111 votes. >> jimmy: does this seem like an indication maybe your barometer when it comes to voting is off? [ laughter ] >> no, what it seems like is that the rnc, that their representatives didn't listen to the people of our country that wanted a change in the rnc leadership. [ laughter ] because i was the top of all the polls. i almost doubled both of them in the rasmussen report, which came out last thursday, the day before the vote. so, you know, i didn't realize that they, you know -- that they would -- i could think that they would have went with what the people wanted. because they represent the people. >> jimmy: do you believe this was a rigged election too? >> no, absolutely not, jimmy. because there was no machines involved. it was paper ballots, hand counted. >> jimmy: right. okay. so -- you lost. you would have lost either way, i guess, is what you're saying? [ laughter ] >> well, i don't know. if i've had had machines, somebody could have fiddled with the numbers,

>> yes, i did, but with dylan. and brendan set up this whole screening for us. part of me was more concerned about him, how he was feeling. i mean, i saw it. >> jimmy: what about your parents who live with you? have they seen it yet? >> no. >> jimmy: they have not? >> no. >> jimmy: do you think they will see it? >> well, my mom's read the book. that was enough. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that was -- yeah. >> you know, it's hard. it's hard. because i think that's what we do, human nature, to stuff these things in the past. try not to think about them again. and unfortunately, they said having a famous daughter is a real pain in the neck. >> jimmy: they said that? >> yeah, because then i wrote a book. >> jimmy: yeah, right, yeah. but there's also a pretty nice house there too. >> exactly. i mean, yeah. there's good and bad. balance. >> jimmy: right yeah. no book, no house. >> exactly. [ laughter ] >> you're right, you're right. i always worry. >> jimmy: you have done so many things. and it's really interesting to go back

so i mean best, what are the kim dylan can show his people what i mean. ready what, well, i mean, is this no school year has lily, you know, a trouble in is economy. so they should know. well, well i have to head out to the, you know, table a to have are they was asia o king. i stay with us for a moment because i just want to read north korean leader kim sister, kim jo john as she issued a statement and warned against increase presence of u. s. strategic assets on the korean peninsula. the statement said, we are carefully examining the influence it would exert on the security of our state. the frequency of using the pacific as our firing raged, range depends upon the us forces, actions, character. now, one thing i'm curious about and it had been assumed over the course of the last few weeks that kim jong moon had been parading his daughter around. and basically essentially announcing that she was the heir apparent. now you have his sister back in the news making these headlines are responding to what's been going on. why is that the case? what do you make

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as we go through the week, it does get a little >>> y eso es lo Último en el forecast. >> dylan, thank outside in that freezing weather? >> we did, actually. it was minus 2 where we were, kids, let's go out in our pjs. me and charlie went. vale was like how dumb do i look mike was posted up in bed like. >>> it's super bowl week, the eagles and chiefs gearing up for the epic clash, and kaylee hartung is getting us ready. >> savannah, both teams have touched down in phoenix ahead of the super bowl lvii, and tonight is the only time that both teams will be in the same building ahead of sunday's matchup. expect the unexpected as super bowl opening night coming up, we'll fill you in on the biggest story lines to kick off super bowl's week. >>> looking forward to it. a consumer confidential for car shoppers, from shifting prices and supply what you need to know and also the impact on the age-old >>> kids have a sleepover this weekend? there might be a reason for it >> why a lot of parents apparently are now saying no to that childhood rite of passage no to sleepovers now after your local new

dylan was just 24 years old.he first time a few hours ago and one of the other victims was a 9-year-old girl. nbc news correspondent sam brock is in florida following the latest. sam, how did this unfold and what's next for the suspected shooter? >> reporter: ellison, three deaths and three different shooting scenes. it's horrifying. in terms of what's happening right now for the shooter, he is absolutely facing a first degree murder charge for the death of a 38-year-old woman. that is natacha augustin. as far as other possible homicide charges, the sheriff of orange county said almost certainly there will be charges filed forthcoming with respect to the death of a 9-year-old child and dylan lyons from news 13. as far as the sequence this started about 11:00 yesterday. there is a woman natacha augustin driving with an unnamed driver and according to the police affidavit they picked up the shooter. said he was, quote, seemed down and took him into their car when they were doing cannabis and within 30 seconds he he

i get the quote from north face face a and there was fluff every were bullied dylan. one a good bit, but there was a bit of fluff on his lip of those you branch. i brushed it away. evil belonging. yeah, absolutely. was willing to do the neck and the back of his hand. i took him in my arms and held him like this, and you need to be on, i'm sorry, my hands are shaking. oh yeah. with the little boy i was holding him. okay. below 2 and it was so hot because his blood was everywhere. which and get it, it was so hot. i could smell blood was up a crew that just like he sweetie. smell of delight. everywhere were the door new inside the house is up. go over the smell of blood and gunpowder you. she said i live with themselves. and the sound of water coming from a broken time crystal, a water was flowing and i heard screaming. my niece was scream shallow, my opinion, she was 14. my sister was screaming and i heard my sister's husband wheezing could have killed. he was wounded in the channel and his cook. gotcha. but he was in agony here. pick on your blog when you to law must i

spectrum news 13 confirming that their reporter, 24-year-old dylan lyons was killed while covering a homicide when the homicide suspect returned to the scene. his photographer was also shot but is recovering. >> dylan was a reporter i worked with every day you know, we were best friends and he was just a sweet guy. he really did a good job >> deputies say the gunman also entered a home and killed 9-year-old t' yonna major and wounded her mother her family remembers her as amazingly smart and an amazing gymnast who could have competed one day in the olympics. police released body cam footage of the arrest of keith moses officials are still investigate ago motive but say moses has a lengthy criminal history >>> let's turn to the extreme weather across the country in michigan, there are still more than 700,000 power outages after what's being called a historic ice storm a volunteer firefighter was killed after a tree brought down a high-voltage power line. meanwhile, portland, oregon recorded its second snowiest day on record with more than ten inches rare blizzard warnings stretch as f

dylan is in for al, you have good news for us. >> good news for the warmup, if you like that sort ofhing in february, it is well above average, if not breaking records in several areas today we're running about 15 to 20 degrees above average kansas city, 62. dallas, 81 degrees cincinnati, 59 same thing in new york city. so it will feel real nice. and then as we go into tomorrow, that warming trend continues. dallas, 86 degrees, and charleston, south carolina, 77, 71 in norfolk. philadelphia, 59 degrees, and then as we go into thursday, in the middle of the week, we're looking to break some record high temperatures, especially down across the south. in florida, the warmest it has ever been in february, has been 90 degrees, it has happened twice, once in the '30s, once in the '60s we're forecasting a high of 92 degrees on thursday, that would be the warmest february temperature on record. so not only will we break your daily record high temperatures but we could see just some exceptional heat down through florida, for this time of the year the warmth continues down through texas today.

dylan lyons was engaged and would have turned 25 next month.certainly is. all right, victor, thank you. >>> now to the coast-to-coast winter storms. at least 25 states are on alert for extreme weather including heavy snow and ice. ginger, you know, she's tracking it all for us. good morning, again, ginger. >> thanks, robin. the great lakes taking the brunt of the power outages at least, nearly a million around the great lakes. jackson, michigan, kind of the heart of where that ice added up to more than a half inch. it's freezing rain that falls and creates that dangerous glaze. one firefighter in papaw, michigan, was killed when a power line was done. now i want to take you to minneapolis. you go to the north and get a lot of snow, 6 to 12 inch, some places a foot and a half or two feet and add wind and you'll have really impossible travel problems and that's not just in minnesota. go to portland, oregon, where it looks similar. nearly 11 inches of snow. that is their second highest one-day total on record. and, of course, this is not just for

here's our friend dylan dreyer. >> what slow-moving mammal spends most of its life a in a tree, sleeps fur? if you guessed a sloth, you'd be correct. they live if the tropical forests of central and south america, and why these cuties look like monkeys they're related to armadillos and anteaters. but you don't have to travel to the rain forest to see them in action. in fact, the denver zoo recently welcomed a baby two-toed sloth to their family. parents charlotte and elliott couldn't be prouder. >> we're happy to announce the birth of our new baby sloth born on january 26th. we saw the baby, she was nursing already, and she looked really happy. she was just sitting on mom's belly. >> i wanted to learn more about this little guy, so i asked the zookeeper a bunch of questions. how much do sloths weigh? >> an adult sloth weighs around 19 pounds. >> what do they eat? >> slots ooet a variety of vegetables like carrots, sweet potato, they like apple, they like pears, and they also get a bills cut. like if you eat cereal in the morning. >> why do they live in the trees? >> in the wild they li

leipzig seemed in no hurry and bobbed dylan in the second half and bobbed dylan in the second half and and fluency. the feeling was that city don't offer those chances often. 15 minutes later here was an even better one. scored by gvardiol, one of europe's rising forces. no rush or panic from the city but in the final moments of the game they pleaded for a handball, a penalty. there claim highlighted in the post—match. there will be able to take out their frustration in the second but this competition continues to stretch mattresses cities patients. wales' six nations match against england will go ahead this weekend after the welsh players decided against strike action. saturday's game in cardiff was in doubt after players threatened not to turn up because of a dispute with welsh rugby bosses over their contracts. but at a meeting today the welsh rugby union and players in the wales squad were able to settle some of their differences: welsh rugby can't keep going on this merry—go—round of crisis after crisis, because it's affecting everyone in the game. players, supporters, administrat

very good, dylan , you an very good, dylan, you an optimist ? very good, dylan, you an optimist?n london fashion week , is it? are we fashion week, is it? are we going? are we going? well or is the future uncertain because you want more support from the government ? no, it's bouncing government? no, it's bouncing back in a major. the fashion industry will continue to thrive if with or without government support. but the most important thing is that it's an industry which is driven by regeneration .each which is driven by regeneration . each subsequent generation seems to come up with extraordinarily creative ideas. and we are peopled with some of the most creative people in the world. i think that point we heard this morning. good. i'm glad . many thanks to jamie and glad. many thanks to jamie and dylan jones. coming up the designers have the ideas , but designers have the ideas, but it's the skills of the people behind the scenes that bring the sketch to the runway . why is the sketch to the runway. why is the u.k. so good at making great fashion? that's after the . break welcom

. >> brian: get this journalist identified as 24-year-old dylan lyons. other victims were critically injured. >> steve: it's a terrible story. randy hildreth from the fox affiliate in orlando joins us live with the latest on this tragedy. randy? >> hey, good morning to you. a very difficult, it goes without saying, a difficult day for the community here processing what unfolded yesterday. i do want to provide context and what we really just learned within the last 15 minutes or so, that news team the recover photographer we have learned that he was responsive to doctors. so we are very excited about that news as he continues his recovery process. as you mentioned, we also know that that reporter who was identified about two hours ago this morning, who has been killed his name is dylan lyons. take a look at your screen. it's a picture that we have of him. we have been doing some research this morning to learn more about him. according to his station, he was a very motivated journalist and he hadn't been there very long. started at the station in july of 2

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his colleagues at spectrum news 13 said dylan loved his job and was particularly close to his mom.n his career. we're so sorry for her unthinkable loss and for dylan's grieving colleagues who are all, jut like he was, doing their jobs. may his memory be a blessing. n t to help guide her with the right care team behind her. the right plan promise only from unitedhealthcare. what's the #1 retinol brand used most by dermatologigists? it's neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair® smooths the look of fine lines in 1-week, deep wrinkles in 4. so you can kiss wrinkles goodbye! nerogena® may lead to severe vision loss and if you're taking a multi-vitamin alone, you may be missing a critical piece... preservision. preservision areds 2 contains the only clinically proven nutrient formula recommended by the national eye institute to help reduce the risk of moderate to advanced amd progression. preservision is backed by 20 years of clinical studies. so ask your doctor about adding preservision and fill in a missing piece of your plan. like i did with preservision. now with ocusorb better absorbing nu

we live up on the like the most wonderful shirts. dylan g kimberly's, 5th year to polish women, helped me northerners for me. unfortunately, i can't remember their name to say since it, while it was the boy, it was like an assembly line as the words that i were addressing, washing addressing again, which we had very little time with was himself off the door was something we were told. everyone back on the bus as i get home, we were telling them all on the way it all happened so quickly loose that i before we had to keep going was unable and that she yet bear with me get a minute or those 1st couple of days in germany, all i did was sleep mode that i'm doing. i slept there on the couch. he was the was so quiet. she both through quiet actually when you persevere, it was a bit unnerving so that you would have bill sir on a spot at 1st. i couldn't fall asleep, but then suddenly i was out and we'll get through skim snow. i slept like the dead . you're not doing? well. yeah, i woke up in the exact same position i had fallen asleep in boy. it wasn't my whole body ached, thought i didn't even

point we noticed that he would always start to cry just before the shilling, the guy coming up to dylan. ah, no, youtube considered it? i knew it was highly likely our house would be hate, but it's a bit of old buildings around us had been here till still more than i need to go. home would be next. like we would be killed. daniel butin us. there was a terrifying flash and then a crackling sound would have hit the ceiling. every one was on the 1st of all, we need to would have advised them when the fidelis but violet lu. absolutely. we were in the basement. we didn't know what was going on. it was chaos was to so many people. no one knew where anyone was all my mom. i remember i was screaming. mama, mama, are you still alive? die? i heard a bomb, hit a panic up stairs. i knew i didn't know what was happening upstairs, speak a little bit, you know, the thing with right people started running out of the house and then my 9 year old nephew was screaming and calling for his mom. we thought he'd been injured. let her go bluetooth it felt like the house had been not sideways uses that then str

dylan is the recipient of the arizona 1880 award in the 2525 award. he started the indigenous people initiative to create pathways for future generations of indigenous people. since the organization's founding in 2019 dylan has , worked to create policy and advise everyone from tribal leaders to lawmakers on indigenous rights within arizona and across our nation. in addition to this serving on the board and is a youth advisor to the superintendent of public instruction. please welcome our friend, dylan vacca. [applause] >> thank you mr. chairman. my name is dylan vacca. i am a citizen of the white mountain apache tribe. my relatives resided northeast arizona. it is great to be speaking with you today as we currently stand on the traditional territory of the lanope people. since time immemorial, the lanope have built vibrant cultures, safeguarding language, spirits, knowledge, and tradition across generations. these other people have lives before a colonizer north america. these people call this area home in philadelphia and other states. i recognize a

i get the quote from north face face a and there was fluff every were bullied dylan one a good bit. there was a bit of fluff on his lip of those you, right. i brushed it away. evil belonging. yeah, absolutely. was willing to do the neck and the back of his hand. i took him in my arms and held him like this. and you need to be on, i'm sorry. my hands are shaking. i will do little boy. i was holding him get below 2 and it was so hot because his blood was everywhere which and get it. it was so hot. i could smell blood was up a crew that just like he sweetie. smell of delight. everywhere were the door new inside the house. oh, go over the smell of blood and gunpowder you. she said i live with themselves and the sound of water coming from a broken time crystal a water was flowing and i heard screaming. my niece was scream shallow. my opinion, she was 14. my sister was screaming and i heard my sister's husband wheezing could have killed. he was wounded in the chest on his company. gotcha. but he was in agony here. kept on your blog when you to law must i looked on the list so we left thei

students and staff set up a memorial for dylan lyons, a former student who went on to be a television reporter. he was killed by gunfire when reporting on a shooting that happened in the same location just a few hours earlier in the day. a church in orlando hosted a vigil for all three of the victims, including a 38-year- old woman and a 9-year-old girl, t the woman was murdered earlier in the day and t was shot around the same time as dylan lyons . police arrested 19-year-old keith melvin moses at the scene after wrestling him to the ground. he has pled not guilty to one count of first-degree murder in connection to the first shooting. another member of the local news crew as well as the mother of the 9-year-old are in critical condition. >>> tonight on 48 hours, authorities in upstate new york city have solved one of america's longest-running cold case murders after four decades. police in rochester, new york sounded cathy krauseneck dead in her bed with an axe in her head , they first thought the scene was staged in the evidence suggests that her husband, jim, had killed her. but a

>> i kept yelling at dylan to get his the claw to pinch my -- >> jimmy: sounds terrible. >> this?s trying to chew off my own arm to wriggle through the prize hole. >> jimmy: don't gnaw off your body parts. >> that's what cooper said. >> jimmy: who's cooper? >> the assistant manager who just a restaurant, it's a famil >> jimmy: uh-huh? >> and families take care of each other. >> jimmy: oh, well, that's very sweet. >> before he left for the night, cooper crammed me in a half rack of korean sticky ribs. they're still good. >> jimmy: cooper gave you a cage?ten ribs and kept you in- >> heck yes, they treat me good in here. brenda taught me marrying ketchups together is okay by jesus because condiments can't be gay. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's fascinating, i did not know that. >> but i learned not all the machines is doing bad things like stealing elections and clamping down on your peener-weiner. it spits out daiquiris. i'm never leaving, jim! telling me you live at dave t? this here, this iall leroy winklebottom. say hello to mr. crumble, leroy. >> jimmy: right. >> this one here is

dylan is from this community. as they held candles, the future journalists promised to keep his spirit and passion going. the shooting suspect is also accused of shooting and killing a 38-year-old woman and nine-year-old girl. still ahead on abc 7 mornings, thousands of employees will lose their jobs once again, this time at erickson, in what will be the largest layout to hit the telecom -- layoff to hit the telecom industry. time right now 5:38. known for loving the outdoors. known for getting everyone together. no one wants to be known for cancer, but a treatment can be. keytruda is known to treat cancer. fda-approved for 16 types of cancer, including certain early-stage cancers. one of those cancers is triple-negative breast cancer. keytruda may be used with chemotherapy medicines as treatment before surgery and then continued alone after surgery when you have early-stage breast cancer and are at high risk of it coming back. keytruda can cause your immune system to attack healthy parts of your body during or af

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they end up being on, like, these-- dylan: wall-e. bill: is it wall-e? if you've seen that movie, so all they do is watch tv. they've got, like, food that just comes to their mouth. and they don't have to do any work. and they become softer and softer, to the point where, if you ask , it's le they're dead. you understand what i'm saying? and i'm thinking that a lot of us do that for 50 weeks out of the year. and we stop doing this. outdoor living is living. and believe me, when you go home, when it's septembe you will look back at this experience and you will have kind of a pain because you'll be looking back for it. you'll say, wow, that was cool. i really connected. [music playing] >> cliff, you still in? bill: i was very fortunate as a young person. i was in an orphanage as a baby. and i was blessed with being adopted by good parents. and i grew up in miami beach, florida. and my brother and i, we were canoeing in biscayne bay, and boating and sailing and swimming and going to the beach. we were definitely in the outdoors. when i was in mercer univers

. >> nuestros fallecidos fueron identificados como dylan de 24 aÑos, natasha de 38 y la pequeÑa de nuevecarrilamiento de un tren de carga en la poblaciÓn de east palace en colorado. al parecer no se tratarÍa de un accidente como tal. [habla en inglÉs] >>tres semanas despuÉs de la tragedia, el secretario de transporte visitÓ el aria dijo que la compaÑÍa ferroviaria pagarÁ las consecuencias de este desastre. a estas horas ya es viernes 24 de febrero en ucrania que conmemora el primer aniversario de la brutal ofensiva militar que le lanzÓ la rusia de vladimir putin. hace un aÑo el mundo veÍa atÓnito suspotentes bombardeos que destruyan zonas residenciales imaginarse que era apenas el inicio de una larga batalla del kremlin. nuestros compaÑeros fueron testigos de primera mano de las atrocidades de la invasiÓn a ucrania. cifras de la uno indican que en el primer aÑo de esta guerrahan dejado mÁs de 8000 muertos y 8,000,000 de desplazados, entre ellas muchas madres y niÑos. pablo gonzÁlez, te saludo y te pregunto cÓmo ha sido el despertar de este trÁgico aniversario. >> buenas noches para ti, m

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dylan: hi, everyone, i'm dylan dreyer. get ready to embark on an exciting expedition on "earth odyssey". today, we're headed into the heart of the wild to see, smell, and hear the most impressive senses in the animal kingdom, like these fast felines who have the best night vision in the savannah. plus, we'll see an antelope whose super senses are put to the test from close range. and a bulky bovine shows us how to pick up the scent of survival. but first, when it comes to the rhino, it's what's under their

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dylan lions was engaged to be married. the photographer was also shot and remained in critical condition. the sheriff says he has talked to detectives, this all started wednesday morning with a 38-year-old woman shot and killed in her car. the news crew responded, pulled up on the scene and were shot while in their news vehicle. another orlando news crew was also on the scene and they witnessed the entire thing. according to investigators, this is the killer. 19-year-old keith moses that is facing several felonies, including three counts of likely first degree murder. he's first court appearance this afternoon was waived. the judge denied giving him any bond. the sheriff says moses went to a nearby house, shooting a mother and her 9-year-old daughter, killing the little girl. deputies say all three crime scenes were seemingly random and unrelated, september for the one connection, the suspect. the state attorney for orlando explained why this guy was out on the street and not in jail. >> this individual's only adult offens

dylan: hi, everyone, i'm dylan dreyer and it's time for an incredible adventure on "earth odyssey".diving into the shelled seafarers known as crustaceans. we'll see how these creepy-crawlers use almost anything to blend in. later, creating new life means leaving your old life, or shell, behind. and find out how this cluster of creatures is really a thriving family unit. but first, we look at a group that are experts in letting others carry the load.

some of them actually having visited him, taylor handley, what hugh dylan spoke to him after the accidentnd he's just -- he's on the road to recovery. he's a fighter, and he's -- you know, he's just so funny in the midst of this tragedy. he just wants to put you at ease. >> nothing's slowing him down. he's from modesto where they raise usc fighters and l lumberjacks. the man has got -- super human blood in him. he's just -- there's no stopping him. we could keep going on about it, but you know, he's on the road to recovery. and he's healing just exponentially every day. >> when i heard i was terrified to be honest. i was worried for his wellbeing. this was a very serious incident. it's good to see that he's on the mend. yeah, we're praying for a -- praying for a strong comeback for him. >> so these are his co-stars, like i said, from "mayor of kingstown," on paramount plus, airing every sunday night. they said that especially hugh dylan, said he was just talking to the co-creator of the show, tyler sheridan, who you know also created "yellowstone," and they're already talking about a seas

this is dylan. ma'am i dreamed that we come soon returned to ukraine, lo with us, and then one of them all as well. and were together once again, she is alive and healthy yet, or she which are the way i want to return to ukraine to it's our home. but i'm still a country much hosted on my there's even if it's broken in pieces animal. i believe that together we will manage to rebuild. i want peace in calm, more than anything. additionally, freedom piece and a little freedom. her clothes are, you need to be happy with her. my know fortune and my vision for the world is to get rid of all borders to have just one nation recall humankind dimensions. that's my idea to put an end to all these conflicts. i've often get that and i'm very worried. i want ukraine to stay. how can i firmly believe ukraine will be free? i get the, the process is shy. dream of the simple things. i don't know how to go to odessa to the film festival. if it's ready, esl, done. now to go to that cafe with my mom, but it's you thumps

dylan: hi, everyone, i'm dylan dreyer. it's time for an incredible adventure on "earth odyssey".n to find the strangest and boldest behaviors in the animal kingdom. like here where a ravenous reptile shows us his favorite buffalo buffet. hidden in the trees, a young gazelle catches the eye thanks to a unique coat. and later, for this group of rare zebras, stripes are a thing of the past. but first, we head to africa to see its most famous amphibian in