pegye's friend glenda said no way. >> was pegye bechler capable of committing white collar crime?pinion, no. >> if you are wrong about that, then maybe the idea that she faked her death to escape possible prosecution for that, maybe that's a little more plausible. >> white collar crime and faking your death and leaving your children and family are two separate issues. >> reporter: glenda said pegye adored her children and would never abandon them. >> i will say that people who have never been in the inside of a courtroom or the inside of a jail, sometimes they do pretty crazy things when they realize that might happen to them. >> i believe that, but not pegye. >> reporter: glenda did tell the detectives that pegye and eric were having some issues about how pegye was busy with work and kids while eric seemed occupied on the volleyball court. >> she just confided in me they were having financial troubles. he had a pretty high lifestyle to keep up with. >> reporter: glenda said eric and pegye seemed determined to work everything out. but now pegye was gone and eric was a single dad w

this gives the responsibility for what's happened here. glenda. their presence was seen under, which meant by somebody else. those, those who are you get to budget age. they have assumed fresh troops on the ground in rhonda, and some of the study guide is simply because it's really not worth of damage or at least save their lives. and even if people tend to talk about still learning this must be don't for us. uh, seeing the city of the box, but if your documents are like the most of the you, some of this month, so we are a fresh tubes. optics in supporting the gym. sorry. the intent for each claim did that. i just loved ones. so in any way, he's to dgc who belonged, but france has is the responsibility angel. this is to be that you remember waiting for the purchase of periods. and that is 100 days and 1994 has had such a last thing impact. in fact, you know, remains of, people are still being found to this day in january, 119 people believes to be victims of the genocide will retrieve from a site in southern lawanda. how do you see the current sta

it wouldn't be that me to glenda for, you know, for the day when were there a real big i heard or is keep them away in a little body. i know you would be good in it. so as long as we are there, the cattle have to go around. i mean, i was, i'm, and now this chaos only happens at night the lot. i really one of them and then i'll speak with the regions, young mergers to make sure they keep their cattle away from the feels. i don't, i don't, i made it okay. did you? and i don't name way and if he was on the menu. so that's already or the other piece be with you know, monday the day. how are you? i was work or things going well. yes. good. yeah, thank you. what's your out of this? yes, let's move the model. how about do i, how are you and your family i'm well and you know, have you seen the others? i've called them. they're coming right away. or these cars from because we have somebody from candy. yeah. with on windows through they'll be quite nice. the soils good, which is the other codes belong to the studies were allowed to do that, it just sort of sees one to help find a compromise be

the price is probably the key or the splitting the $10.00 sites in glenda, especially i'm hoping that they buy that sort of asian ships between the demo for us government and linda. i've done my most with jim the corporation. digital government made each possible for the explanation of these only numbers of tickets in the most the way that funds going to skip the responsibility. so what happens people into their presence was seen under what's meant by somebody else. those, those who way to get the budget of age, they have assumed fresh troops on the ground in rhonda and some of the ups i need to speak with because the troops with no to products, damage or at least save their lives. and even if people tend to talk about still learning resource, they don't for us seeing the city of ok. let's see if your documents are like mostly can also tell you uh, some of this month. so imagine fresh tubes. optics in supporting the gym. sorry. the intent for each plane did that. i just over loved ones. so in any way, here's fluids. each history will be aligned, but france has, is the responsibility,

so you can make a range of things from allergy likelihood, glenda's, carbohydrates, fatty acids for. then you can also use them to break down various substances like nitrogen and waste water equipment or in order to recover c. o. 2 con sensing slick is riding his doctor. all faces on microbiology is like the species he's going here at the university of when i say or doctor little try. core nutone has a number of special characteristics. it contains many of the same substances found in fish, including proteins, keratin noise, and essential fatty acids. fisher rich in these substances because they eat the marine plants, which is why the scientists are looking for ways to turn algae directly into food for humans. and important goals as the oceans are increasingly fished out. if it is good up, we have to start thinking about how we're going to feed people in the future. protein is a major issue as our omega 3 fatty acids. that's why fishes are recommended food stocks are declining, so we need alternatives. that's why we launched the algae project of that. macro l g. c, weight is plentifu

. >> my name is glenda. >> reporter: it's the latest scammer tactic, now so widespread that federal agents have broadcast warnings. >> police officers told me that my love was a scam. >> reporter: this feels like it moves to a whole other level of sinister. >> they use victims till the end. >> reporter: retired postal inspector natalie rita investigated cases where victims fell so hard for their scammers, they'd do anything they were told, like depositing other victims' money in their accounts to launder it and stay one step ahead of the authorities. at first, the victims might not have realized they were committing a crime. >> they checked their reasoning at the door. >> reporter: kelly says her mom opened bank accounts, created fake corporations, and even set up phony dating profiles for the scammers. >> could your mom have been compromised, actually been working for these guys? >> i believe so. >> reporter: at the time of her death, police said quelly's mom, laura, was actually under investigation for money laundering. federal agents had traced some of the money laura unwittingly sent t

. >> my name is glenda. >> reporter: it is the latest scammer tactic, now so widespread that federalnts are broadcast warnings. >> police officers told me that my love was a scam. >> reporter: this feels like it moves to a whole 'nother level of sinister. >> they use victims 'til the end. >> reporter: retired postal inspector natalie reda investigated cases where victims fell so hard for their scammers, they'd do anything they were told, like depositing other victims' money into their accounts to launder it and stay one step ahead of the authorities. at first, the victims might not have realized they were committing a crime. >> they check their reasoning at the door. >> reporter: kelly says her mom opened bank accounts, created fake corporations, and even set up phony dating profiles for the scammers. could your mom have been compromised and actually been working for these guys? >> i believe so. >> reporter: at the time of her death, police said kelly's mom, laura, was actually under investigation for money laundering. federal agents had traced some of the money laura unwittingly sen

biggest thing that stuck with me is there is look know that's the was a creation of from the skis and glenda and other cars. and there was any casual, actually occurred on your intention on your project to actually push differences from the creating differences, but also to politically push the differences and to make these people feel the different. and that was for me there. and they said to the biggest thing that it was, look at these papers looked like, uh, just the actual pressure from the state towards the political. we have to divide people. yes, we race track, striking to discover that. yeah, because we have people in the arguments about colonialism. you hear people making the points and you highlight this as well. that over colonialism wasn't all that bad. it brought civilization there. it's supposed to be the argument because that clinician position was ordered by the starts today with all that's introduced to actually dealing with the consequences of that. it's lucky to only in the genocide in rwanda, even today and 2024 seem dealing with that's we come to borders. identities, des

and peaceful marches and glenda and yeah, we all had the right to protest peaceful protest marches mustieve these weekly marches are peaceful anymore. when people are afraid to visit london. lots of you echoing those thoughts. but this program is all about you. gb views at gb news you sit on your screen, get in touch what you're talking about, and the scones come as well. the scones to come as well. so let us how you even let us know how you even pronounce i mean, i'm team pronounce it. i mean, i'm team joe on this one, i don't know if you're posher or what. you're posher than us or what. i can't work it out. any case. right. okay. be careful what you say. there's a seamless say. see, there's a seamless link today. the scottish link there today. the scottish government's hate government's controversial hate crime has crime and public order act has come and it's come into effect, and it's ruffled feathers . ruffled plenty of feathers. scotland's first minister, humza yousaf the law will yousaf has insisted the law will empower victims of hatred whilst maintaining public freedom of expres

to use the term genocide, us president bill clinton admitted to require it when he visited with glenda in 1998. we did not act quickly enough after the killing began. we should not have allowed the refugee camps to become safe havens for the killers . we did not immediately call these crimes by their rightful name, genocide report published by rolanda in 2021, found friends for a significant responsibility for not stopping the mess because despite prior knowledge they were being planned, some estimates put the number of debt as around 800000 friends was accused of covering off its role and even protecting some perpetrators. a french inquiry, blame the government. so not for seeing the slow to and said it more serious and overwhelming responsibility, boston to absolve the french government of direct complicity. did you ask, you don't really know who the killers who stole the swamps, the hills, the touches did not have to face the fronts. fronts was not an accomplice budget. the companies south africa has filed a case against israel at the international court. of justice accusing is of c

well, i mean, diamond is, there's kind of like a reality to effect glenda isn't in a fantasy, right? so the reality is quite simple. the reality of that coin is actually what they're, as i've described to those digital collectibles that have limited edition, the digital objects that can be moved, moved around grass, and that's fine. they have prices, they get price on the market, right. the fence to see is that there a competing monetary system to the us dollar. okay. um and so, and in order for that promotes is all of those objects to convince people that these are a tons of videos to all of that. the results are a lot of conservative minus the ideology, dr. step to present these things as being digital gold and was going to stop and that often those results and then drawing on lots of tribes, civil stair, etc. essentially, right? the idea that money should be a constrained thing, right? it shouldn't be like a commodity, and that's pretty much what market stocks are and people like that used to use windows saying, oh, we can't afford to lose money is a constrained commodity. so we g

all 600 thanks will be so 66 years. berlin was little more than a memory for my godfrey glenda. the place denazi's once took her prisoner and up to we'd have to hold the cost is probably close to $5.00. a month, but friedlander was awarded to the outstanding dictation in germany, awarded only very citizenship, the highest escalated, the state of berlin boats were persecuted by the nazi regime and hidden by the linens for years and for faith is still active. today. they remind us of the atrocities and criticize anti semitism and racism. one process typically is good, the good thing and good because we're also on a very citizens or 2. they turn in the graves. now, if they had graves to do then, and you do choose who they didn't consider a human mention of the con who they wanted to kill you own and almost managed to own just in fast the little today. a jewish woman who to even has become honorary citizens. so gets by with her honorary citizenship. friedlander is now among the great names in berlin's history. her portrait will now hang in the gallery of eminent figures in berlin's

the focus, splitting the 10 sites in glenda, especially i'm hoping that to say by that sort of session sheets between the demo documents and run the update him on those with jim the corporation, vision, dental governments made each possible for the explanation of the for holding numbers. of the most, the way less prized on this gives the responsibility to what's up in the presence was seen under what's meant by somebody else. those, those who way to get to budget age, they have the same fresh troops on the gross and run the on some of the try to see because the troops with no to products, damage for at least save their lives. and even if people just took a boat, silverman resource, they don't for us seeing the city of the box. but if you're doing some insight mostly, but most of you uh, some of this month. so imagine fresh tools in supporting the gym. sorry, the intent for each claim did that ice over i loved ones. so in any way, here's fluids. each history will be learned. but france has, is the responsibility seems to be, seems to be that the home or waiting for the purchase of perio

one of glenda's children is iain hoskins, whojoins us now. morning. good morning.hree weeks a a o, about this possibility. three weeks aao, m about this possibility. three weeks agor my brother— about this possibility. three weeks ago, my brother received - about this possibility. three weeks ago, my brother received an - about this possibility. three weeks| ago, my brother received an e-mail ago, my brother received an e—mail from the victim liaison officer who we had been corresponding with over the years but we had not had any contact for many, many years. it was a complete bolt out of the blue. sad that he was being considered for release and would we like to consider some exclusion zones? that was terrifying for us all.— was terrifying for us all. exclusion zones, was terrifying for us all. exclusion zones. meaning — was terrifying for us all. exclusion zones, meaning if— was terrifying for us all. exclusion zones, meaning if he _ was terrifying for us all. exclusion zones, meaning if he was - was terrifying for us all. exclusion zones, meaning if he was in -

glenda rouse, you know and so sorry about this little soliloquy but i to ask you you seem to think journalism can be neutral. so if i went to germany, i could a newspaper in its test de i read a newspaper that said i knew what i was reading when i came to america, didn't know what i was reading. there was undertone of this or undertone of that and their pretension that this was neutral. and can you really have neutral and true journalism or are you should you have opinion? well, clearly opinion journalism is the marketplace of, the news industry. now, the and the debate over objectivity, as it was called in my day has raging and journalistic and academic of just dodge your question with this anecdote when i moved to london as the new york times bureau chief i subscribed to seven newspapers and. i would read them every and try to form a theory of what really happened happened. and i never really succeeded in breaking down the partizanship. and that's why i single murdoch as a as a villain in in my lifetime in journalism the professionalization of journalism that we took for granted for many ye

it goes to about the festival, i end against glenda and we still got also in the car. it would be a surprise to be honest, i'd rather we don't the pitch by us winning time. if i had to decide i'd prefer to win the title like side of them. let's begin. it's crunch time in the m b a with the last play of spots up for grabs, and the philadelphia 76 as of give themselves the chance of making it victory against jolanda magic, the 76 as of 917 in the rise and share a 3 way tie with the mattress on the indiana case, as with citizen likely to progress as a top succeed in confidence. it will just be after the $7.00 to $6.00 is i was still a m b to hubble with a single korean. with an injury the m b a m b p was tons and let's with 32.65. now need to in the last regular season game against booked in that stand a chance to securing the top 6 too high for in the west. it was another way and so the new buildings, telephones that have closing in on that coveted 6 place on the ticket to the piles . a beach, the golden state warriors who have had to settle for a place in the play in 12

to use the term genocide us president bill clinton admitted to require it when he visited with glenda in 1998. we did not act quickly enough after the killing began . we should not have allowed the refugee camps to become safe havens for the killer. the we did not immediately call these crimes by their rightful name, genocide report published by one to in 2021. found friends for a significant responsibility for not stopping the mask, because despite prior knowledge they were being planned, some estimates put the number of debt at around 800000. friends was accused of covering up its role and even protecting some perpetrators. a french inquiry, blame the government for not for seeing the slaughter and said it more serious and overwhelming responsibility bought to absolve the french government of direct complicity. did you count the money, the killers who stole the swamps, the hills? the touches did not have the face of france. france was not an accomplice study to companies. south africa has filed a case against israel at the international court of justice, accusing us of carrying out

that's to buy a gate and that goes without the festival by end against glenda, and we still got full signs to car. it would be a surprise to be honest. i'd rather we don't the pitch biased winning time. if i had to decide, i'd prefer to win the title like side of the this is crunch time in the m b i with the last play of spots up for grabs and the philadelphia at 76 have given himself the chance of making it the victory against you will under magic, the 76 is now 17 in the right and shift 3 way tie with the magic. and the indiana paces with 2 of them and likely to progress of a top succeed in the eastern conference. it was a scaffold of $76.00, is that it was jo l. m beat out to the locker room with an injury. the m, the i m b p, returns i would let with the 2 points inside. now need to, when the last regular season game against the book and that's the static chunks of securing top. so and i ran the west. it was another when. so the new orleans pelicans of the closing in on that coveted 6th place and a ticket to the piles, a beach, the golden state warriors who have had to settle for

glenda baskin glover, the first woman president of tennessee state university. i know that her retirement does not mean the end of her commitment to community service. i know it will allow her so much much-need -- some much-needed rest and time to spend with her family and friends. we wish her nothing but the best in her future endeavors. thank you and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. mr. thompson: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize the incredible work of the national community action foundation as they celebrate 60 years of community action. virtually every county throughout the country has a community action agency which are organizations charged with fighting poverty at the local level. today i want to recognize some of the incredible work these agencies do at the local level to create opportunities for people to move from poverty to financial independence. community action agencies administer federal funds from t

come with to, to come will come with class to them before we do show cool. place the throwing of glenda tyler took the items booklet to me. i'll go what i want a cool alon will said he want me, how much oak rita? let him not 5 from the request of the issue of village is the name of the attached. just type in the more you menu for the house in there, that is the real estate lives here and there barry's and can take more. you the i'd be to move out of sun. yeah. unless you live out in the middle when that that'd be done. well, what movies do you want me to meet you? i'm no, no, i just wanted to put them over to them because would you like them? they just said that at all. you know, i would say, but this is what was the, the, the, you know, the percentage of a sudden you shouldn't be around the body to me is fine. i'm not get online saying i'm not getting a lot of decisions. the sudden i missed the mob on part of it. i think we do then you know which to get out logical. already that and you might not know nigel could you to mostly do for me. you can find them yourself and then your new mov

glenda did really well. jack carson. well. she did well. jack carson. she's popular. yeah.r. yeah. >> an actor charge? >> you want an actor in charge? well you know, they got a bit of clout there. >> a party. >> fun at a party. >> fun at a party. >> it worked with reagan. >> it worked with reagan. >> somebody young. >> you know somebody young. well, losing. well, we're going to be losing. >> there's quite lot of, tory >> there's quite a lot of, tory mps are going losing mps who are going to be losing theirjobs. mps who are going to be losing their jobs. people mps who are going to be losing theirjobs. people are theirjobs. and also people are cutting well. cutting cabinet as well. >> out. thank god she's nuts. >> as long as they don't, you know, our headline know, take our headline and headune headline a slot. i'm fine. >> josh, thinking of himself? >> obviously. >> obviously. >> move on to tuesday's >> let's move on to tuesday's mail. turns the mail. scott. it turns out the biggest of scotland's new biggest loser of scotland's new hate its author. hate crime law is its aut

glenda is on our line for democrats.aller: i used to be called a rockefeller republican in the northeast. it has gone the way of the dinosaurs, but nonetheless, we are people who were socially liberal but fiscally conservative. they went the way of the yellow dog democrats. but my point is this, those of us who call every day and who watch the show every day are very much into the politics right now. but most of the country isn't, a nd the polls that mr. wasserman is speaking of and the races that have yet to really develop are still centered around two key issues, and it is, of course, the abortion issue and voting rights. and i really feel as though, he was just speaking of the senate races and different ones, i think they are going to come down to voter turnout, and i think if we don't get turnout, on both sides of the aisle, then we are just -- everything is up for grabs. host: do you think there's going to be an intense increase in voter turnout, and apathy in voter turnout this time around? what do you think? calle

of domestic courts and allow individual immigration decisions to take into account the safety of glendas are continuing. we understand they are around halfway through all of the votes —— the safety of rwanda. we will bring you the outcome of all of them when they are complete. as you can see, mps are still working, it is 9:30pm here in the uk, and you can still see some members of parliament coming in and out of the chamber as those votes continue. let's discuss this with our panel. i'm joined by independent economist rebecca harding and elise labott, the author of cosmopolitics on substack. welcome back, both of you. rebecca, let's talk about this from an economics point of view. there's a lot of debate about whether this is value for money. this is being seen as a deterrent. the government has given rwanda quite a bit of money to fund this scheme. and that was some of the debate about the financial side of it in house of commons today. as an economist, what more is your take on that? so today. as an economist, what more is your take on that? sui today. as an economist, what more is yo