family his 2 sons also are in there they arrived about an hour ago here to the courthouse in frankfort and david greeted by pupils from. the wall to the school the school renamed his on there and they thanked them for keeping their father's memory alive and they of course the family they are hoping not only for stefan he to be convicted but also for age to be convicted for accessory for murder because they regard him as the mastermind behind this crime behind the murder of their father there was also a recent report paper that found out that the defendant actually had dozens of contacts in the far right scene could there still be accomplices they are on the loose. yes absolutely and the prosecution here in this process they focused mainly on stephany and on marcus age but. many questions remain as to whether or not they have been more people involved maybe supporting them in their crime maybe helping to him acquire weapons or maybe helping out with the finances because in the north of. custody where this happened the scene is quite large and quite well organized we've seen this in othe

these local heroes, like michelle, here in frankfort, have been a lifeline to families. they have stood in the heat of the summer and the cold of the winter to provide testing. and to support healthy retirements, we are providing pension relief to our critical quasigovernmental agencies, like child advocacy centers and domestic violence shelters, as well as local health departments and community mental health centers. our better kentucky budget also includes full pension funding for the teachers' retirement system for just the second time. and we are investing in our retirement systems, fully funding the state's retirement plans. the third pillar of building a better kentucky is about making bold investments that allow us to sprint out of this pandemic and into our future -- about how, together, we can not only survive, but thrive in 2021 and beyond. periods of difficulty can lead to incredible changes and opportunities that seemed impossible only years ago. the civil war was, perhaps, the lowest point for this country, but it led to the end of slavery and the guarantee

losses of over 1.5% for the paris count in the frankfort dacs. a volatile day on wall street. s&p 500 and the nasdaq rallying to close higher. the tech heavy nasdaq outpacing the others, up .7%. lots of earnings this week coming from heavyweights like mcdonald's, and boeing. moving onto to the days other headlines. google employees around the world are forming a union alliance, attempts to unionize have grabbed headlines, where they formed a labor union earlier this year. google has said it will open its u.s. facilities to be used as vaccination sites. the american movie theater chain amc has pushed back the threat of bankruptcy raising over $900 million in funding since mid-december. amc is the world's largest cinema operator, but has seen many of its thousands of screens shuttered because of the pandemic. they reported a net loss of $3.6 billion in the first nine months of 2020. the online retailer boo-hoo has bought the debit and brand for 62 million euros, but it will be closing those 124 stores across the u.k. it had been seeking a buyer. the online giant has confirmed it

markets around the world this friday morning, you can see a mixed performance, really, paris and frankfort higher here, london down just marginally on wall street to finish up the trading weeks, gains again. the dow above 31,000, all three major averages hit record highs on thursday. investors are looking past the drama and chaos in the last hours of the trump presidency and forward to a new biden administration. the dow finished above 31,000. the nasdaq closed above 13,000 for the first time in history. look, after the democratic sweep of the senate, goldman sachs now upgraded its gdp forecast for 2021, the bank now estimates gdp growth of 6.4%. morgan stanley is more optimistic about the recovery anticipating growth of 5.9%. the message here, democratic control of all three branches of government should pave the way for faster economic recovery. looking beyond the damage of this week to the long-term hopefully we'll get a jobs report later this morning, hopefully we'll see jobs created for main street. i want to see main street doing well again because so far it's been in the pockets of

i went on a lot of different trips from frankfort, kentucky, to new orleans, pennsylvania, south carolinad some trips ended up with nothing. but i wanted to trace any thread i could to try to find out about these women's histories, and i had to think expensively and think about, in what ways might i be able to locate any evidence of their existence? how might these women have shown up in records from that time period? a lot of slave trader letters, account books, directories, censuses, a lot of court records, and it is fascinating, the geographic reach of some of these things. so for instance, there were many, many slave traders who had children with enslaved women who sent those children to pennsylvania, ohio or massachusetts and in one case, michigan. so these family networks turn into these broad, geographic networks and in some cases, even social networks. these families, these late traders, their families knew one another. in one case, i found evidence of the enslaved women communicating, even after they had moved apart geographically. so trying to trace this family networks across s

their arms production underground meaning to remove it from the factories wherever they were in frankfortso forth and put them somewhere into the mountains. so for example, if you think about the building of the v, the v1 and the v2, the german rockets and so forth, initially they were tested on a site in panamunda on the north sea, and when the british bombed that site, they had to relocate that entire effort underground. they put it into the hearts mountains, and the engines actually were put and tested in a sub camp in austria. so you know, if you look at individual production capabilities of the germans, you see how much the bombing hurt them. in that sense i would agree with dr. molett that the bombing needs to be part of that overall accounting. but of course even though a lot of american pilots and crews perished in the effort or came down and became p.o.w.s of the german in terms of numbers, it's much fewer than what was, you know, going on on the eastern front. but i think in terms of the overall accounting, you'd have to triple and quadruple those numbers and say this is what ev

betsy in frankfort, kentucky. caller: can you hear me? host: we can. caller: can you hear me? host: we can hear you. please go ahead. caller: ok. when trump was elected, i told everybody he was like a little austrian guy in germany. it was his way or the highway. we are still on the highway to try to get back to what we were. host: ok. steve. charleston, south carolina, a republican. hi, steve. caller: actually, i am an independent. that is ok. anyway, i don't have tunnel vision. you know, greta -- and, by the way, happy new year. host: happy new year. caller: thank you. all it takes is one bad day to wipe out through 64. -- wipe out 364. that is what happened here. people are headed here by the thousands in anticipation of the biden opening of the borders. we are going to have a big problem with that. i do not know have a will be dealt with. -- how it will be dealt with. taxes, citizen friendly and corporate friendly tax code, which encouraged businesses to build here. increasing national security. the foreign policy has let -- warp speed was a success. people said you cannot

know that the dominion system was switching votes and it was hooked onloin and we know it went to frankfort, germany. host: what evidence is there of that? caller: well, you can't get evidence if you can't get it to the court system. and the court system has been blocked by the justice department. host: ok. michael in new york. caller: hello. can you hear me? host: we can. caller: first of all, i love president trump. i love him even more after today. and what exactly do you think is going to happen with the fraudulent election? do you think people are just going to get walked all over for the rest of their lives? honestly. i'm asking you. are you? host: michael, are you -- caller: do you like being walked all over? that's what's happening. when i see what's happening today, i'm not surprised. i'm not saying i condone it. but are you priced -- surprised? host: you're not, michael? you're not, it sounds like. caller: no, i'm not surprised at all. are you? host: ok. we'll go to andrew in new exico. andrew, new mexico. all right. let me go to parker who is in california. parker. as you've watc