dawn in fayetteville, north carolina.ght in the home of major david chan, and now deceased. but the investigation was now beginning. nothing that was perfectly clear is that somebody wanted this man dead, wanted it badly. shot him in the head and chest while he slept. his wife, joan, sleeping soundly than startled awake beside him. >> she saw a shadow of a person, just described the subject as a -- >> just like, that in a split second, the kids lost their father. and their life together, over their 11 year marriage, was over. >> david and i had a good marriage. if you are alive, you would say we had a good marriage. i'm-ism, i miss what we had. there is not anybody that would ever be able to replace them. >> murder is really strictly a local event -- news of this one, skipped up country and across the windy prairie to a place called langdon north dakota. that is where the major was from, this is where he grew up, where he became unusual young man. >> he was quiet, he was not one that was dating. he did not have a lot of f

central place where people who have lost businesses of times out of the kind of material damage in fayetteville and by vs will, can put the claims in one place those can be adjudicated and then often will potentially reparations can be imposed on russia. russian property abroad can be confiscated, to pay for those reparations. so this is kind of the 1st step to what kind of more formal process looks people here and ukraine, hoping that this will make it possible to actually start confiscating rushes assets for that so far. ready being frozen about making it calmly empty. so he's looking at us of all stores making news around the world. a south african president sit around with pose that says russia and ukraine have agreed to receive a peace mission for 6 african nations. announcement comes out to the us a q south africa of supply weapons to moscow. around the opposing systems country is neutral and do nice, paving russia and the will you and believe, cold the in man mazda is at least 400 people were killed by psycho and a mock and of which cape the country on sunday. i'm a nice and the christia

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. >> and then the field museum loaned it to the university of arkansas, where it's been in fayettevilleuntil about a month ago. >> reporter: the chamber of commerce formed the solar eclipse task force about a year ago. this is when they began to wonder -- >> could we get the meteor back to where it rightly belongs? and one thing led to another, and we were successful >> it's not often you see a 9.5 billion year old rock. >> reporter: vice president of the green county museum brenda turner says she is overjoyed that the meteorite has made its way back home. and in her words, it was quite an astounding phenomenon >> we love it. >> yay >> we have pictures of the people that pulled it out. and when they first put it on their wagon trailer, it broke the axle so they had to try again >> reporter: and luckily for people like gary -- >> we know it's not going any place any time soon. so we'll be back >> fascinating little story. our thanks to maddie sexton for that report. >>> still to come here on "early today," we'll show you the national treasure who gloppealo his way toto preakakness v vict

tempting to think the fbi is politicize when had it comes to fayetteville -- politicized when it comeslarger politicians but about politicians in americans and so many people holding beliefs are considered to be radical and yesterday re-mainstreaming coming to the target of surveillance apparatus and pro-life advocates and 11 pro life advocates with them blocking access to a abortion clinic were targeted by the fbi. for a raid. pete: absolutely they were. this stage is really important. what happened a few months before that? the dobbs decision. the left was in a free fall because their shrine of roe v wade was overturned and focus on the pro life activists that are now radicals like the parents at school board meetings and lookout they're the dangerous ones now. will: yeah, they violated access to a abortion clinic and they're saying you're selectively targeting people with certain viewpoints like you pointed out with school board meetings as well. pete: you understand where are the good men and women and rank and file inside the fbi blowing the whistle on the fact there's political p

they are in the fayetteville regional and will play arkansas and their first game.ob myers will meet the media tomorrow. we assume to tell us or give us a hint if he actually wants to remain the gm of the warriors. his contract expires in a month and there has been speculation about him leaving the team. the latest from mark steyn, who reported myers is poised to walk away from an offer that might make him the highest-paid gm in the league. tomorrow could be a very big and may a sad day for the warriors. often, a coach gets a job and he has to take over a bad team in the middle of a rebuild. instead, it is a bad suit for nick nurse, but he is about to inherit a playoff team with nurse reportedly being hired as the new head coach. nurse apparently was offered the suns'job, as well but he chose the sixers. no nba team has ever won a t3ries after being down 0-0and to the heat -- 0-3 and the celtics are trying to due to the heat. heywood highsmith puts them up by 12 with a great pass from duncan robinson. a heat -- the heat up i-17. this game is in boston, forcing the g

jimmy fayetteville la joins me now -- fayet fail l layla -- jiy fayetfailla joins me now. >> they're doing their laundry in public but denies it's family and it's bizarre and joe biden likes to claim there's no such thing as someone else's child he didn't tell that to hunter. think of what the kid is missing out on. you go to visit with grandpa and play hide and seek with classified documents in the garage. help him get back on his bicycle when he falls over. the kid is missing out. stuart: it's the image. this president is the family guy. >> this is dirt bag stuff. our country is so heavily plagued right now bay lack of a strong parental presence in the here . the fact that -- home. the fact they're brazenly advocating for not only having a presence and he's challenging in court for this kid to not have his name. they're openly demonizing this woman and child and the media is derelict in the appetite to cover this is ridiculous. they're not even talking about the financial ramifications as you said. if they open up the books on him, hunter biden was a first time artist. there was no

robert in fayetteville, pennsylvania. democratic. colorado, good morning to you. what do you think about this immigration debate? title 42 ending? >> i don't understand what biden is talking about. he's waiting for the funds to be ready to be -- kids are asking him, you know? questions he couldn't answer. he is pushing things back, and pushing things back. talking about title 42 there. we have plenty of things to use against this invasion. this is about this is. we are being invaded. now there are reasons for us to treat it like any more desperate invasion. only if people across the border trying to come in. >> robert, why -- explain why you see it as an invasion? that sounds like a threat. can you explain the? do you have, do you share -- >> a threat? open your eyes! >> i'm wondering if you share concerns that others have that these people are fleeing gangs, violence, crime? in some cases environmental disasters. >> they are not willing to come here legally. knock on the door, to go to the embassies. to get proper paperwork. to go to the legal points of entry. th

and is also currently the dean of fayetteville state university right outside beautiful fort north carolina. oh the. previously many of you know him from town here where he's associate dean of graduate studies xavier and a graduate ph.d. from northwestern an and an expert on african-american military history. and so it's great to have these two amazing scholars and comrades on the stage with us today. and with that, marcus, i'll turn it over to you. and sir, you much. thank you so much. thank you everybody for being here. thank you, mike. and everyone, this is a great opportunity to learn a little bit more about what's happening in the united states and in particular what african-americans. i'm honored and very privileged to be up here with dr. matthew delmont. matt is going to start off and do a brief overview of his, and then i'm going to up with some few questions of my own, and then we're going to open it up to the audience. so thank you very much being here, matt. thanks for joining. good afternoon, everybody. let me start by saying how much of a privilege is to be here and thank mike

host: joe is in fayetteville, north carolina, independent.hink our main problem is a cult of personality. we had woodrow wilson showing birth of a nation and people acted like they loved him and he got us into world war i and caused problems we had now with wars. all we had to fear was fear itself, but that is not true. kennedy said don't ask what you can do for yourself what you can do for your country, but it seems like the country is out to destroy everyone with this inflation. visual can make a difference, but an individual can control country of 300 million people. people won't do for themselves. the same people kit -- keep getting reelected over and over and seems like they don't care about doing their job. if they want to let aia take over, maybe it will do a better job than people in washington. host: sherwood as a democrat in the fort orange, florida. good morning. caller: thanks for taking my call. i am -- i have always wondered, because i hear people complain about president biden causing crisis to increase with the inflation we ar

greg is first in fayetteville, north carolina. caller: good morning. i am a high school teacher.ems like schools are having a hard time coming up with cell phone policy that works. if you ban the cell phones, that does not seem to work. if you give them limited cell phone access, none of that works either. the kids, if you try to talk to the kids about social media and cell phone addiction, they roll their eyes at you because they think you are just an old person in another generation. my question is, how can we talk to the kids and help them realize themselves it is not a healthy situation? and also, address it with the parents who are allowing their kids to have cell phones at such a young age and also seem to be a part of the problem? host: what do you think, josh? guest: that is a great question. i do not in the being a teacher in this age and trying to teach the students who have phones while you are trying to teach them how to have access to the world's biggest arcade and world's biggest porn and music collection and can talk to each other while you are trying to teach and

host: joe is in fayetteville, north carolina, independent.hink our main problem is a cult of personality. we had woodrow wilson showing birth of a nation and people acted like they loved him and he got us into world war i and caused problems we had now with wars. all we had to fear was fear itself, but that is not true. kennedy said don't ask what you can do for yourself what you can do for your country, but it seems like the country is out to destroy everyone with this inflation. visual can make a difference, but an individual can control country of 300 million people. people won't do for themselves. the same people kit -- keep getting reelected over and over and seems like they don't care about doing their job. if they want to let aia take over, maybe it will do a better job than people in washington. host: sherwood as a democrat in the fort orange, florida. good morning. caller: thanks for taking my call. i am -- i have always wondered, because i hear people complain about president biden causing crisis to increase with the inflation we ar

robert in fayetteville, pennsylvania. democratic caller.t do you think about this immigration debate, title 42 ending? caller: i don't understand what joe biden was talking about. he was waiting for the funds to be ready for this, funds were -- for that. they were asking him questions he could not answer and he is pushing things back and pushing things back in talking about title 42 -- and talking about title 42 there. we have plenty of things to use against this invasion. we are being invaded. there is a reason for us to treat it like any more desperate invasion. there are places of many people across the border trying to come in. host: robert, explain why you see it as an invasion. that sounds like a threat so explain that and do you share -- caller: open your eyes. host: do you share concerns that others have that these people are fleeing gangs and violence and in some cases, environmental disasters? caller: they are not willing to come here legally to knock on the door, to go to the embassies and to get proper paperwork. those are the l

ray is on the line for democrats, fayetteville, north carolina. caller: good morning, mimi.ay back to the duren report. why aren't the republicans talking about the duren report? you know why? in the duren report, if president trump did some stuff illegal -- let's go up to the biden crime family. through yesterday, pressed one of the guys on this -- whatever it was, media interview they had, where is the smoking gun? there is no smoking gun. he pressed them. they could not come up with nothing. it is all just noise. that is all the republican party is about. noise. no evidence. show me the evidence. if biden's son is guilty, put him in jail. what has that got to do with biden? they cannot connect him with nothing to do with that. oh, god. people, wake up. thank you. host: angela, ohio, republican. hi, angela. caller: oh, good morning. thank you for taking my call. i guess what i wanted to address was the border situation, so i do not know if i can do that right now. host: yes, go ahead. it is open forum. caller: oh, great. back in 2017, donald trump, he refused to sign the y