suddenly hannah went missing. when her body was found a week later, police zeroed in on two potential suspects. her boyfriend and another man that caught hannah's eye. to crack the case detectives would need to unravel the clues held in a mysterious black bag, one that appeared seemingly out of nowhere. >> she was a girl that made big entrances. >> she could walk in the room and light up a place and make the whole room smile. >> she was always happy and just wanted to have fun. >> it was her exit and sudden disappearance, gone from her house just like that which enshrouded young hannah hill in mystery. >> miss hill was last seen on wednesday. have the police department, the detective bureau. >> she was 18 years old, days from turning 19 and seemed to be in for the night. a former homecoming queen in the pjs phoning a few friends from the basement of her moms and dads. it is too late now but you wish she could answer one question. why did you leave the house so suddenly that night. her brother, justin, does not kno

we talked about hannah reynolds immediately after the war. she passed we from wounds in the final battle but down here at the kelly house we find an excellent example of what happened next after the surrender. the kelly house was completed in 1865. the kelly family was a large one. there were five sons in this family that all five fought in the war in the army of northern virginia, in fact, at least one, maybe two, were here for the surrender in their owen hometown on april 9th and stack of arms on april 12th, 1865. but in the years that followed the war, eventually this house would be purchased by a man named john robinson. this is a good example of what emancipation looked like in the weeks, months and years that followed the surrender here in appomattox. perhaps two of the most tangible examples you would have seen that summer of '65 would have been the development of a freeman school, the legalization of black education, very much so a tangible evidence and the second would be the ability of black citizens of appomattox county to be able

hannah: i think that is true. as different kinds of recovery going on in different parts of the world at the minute. europe is lagging a bit on vaccination rates versus the u.s. the economy there is showing more significant signs of recovery, but that doesn't mean these businesses are any less great to invest in. if you take, for example, a company like bookings holdings, it is listed in the u.s., but has a really expensive european exposure through hotels and so forth. that company has done dramatically well over the last six months on the recovery of the vaccine news and improvements in travel and so forth. alix: does that mean you want the u.s. company with the exposure to europe rather than the european country with the exposure to china, for example? hannah: i think you want both. i would be looking at a company like heineken. they have exposure all over the world, but their results were very good. the european results were part of the results. it is good to have diversity in a portfolio, and you can pick up

hannah's family made the announcement yesterday.-old director emeritus of the columbus zoo zoo will retire from public life. they added his condition has grown worse in the last few months, and it's believed hannah now has alzheimer's disease. hannah is known for his own tv shows and for his appearances on talk shows hosted by johnny carson and david letterman. >>> "the new york times" reports andrew giuliani, son of former new york city mayor rudy giuliani, says he is considering a run for governor of new york. the 35-year-old has never held political office before. he says he might run as a republican. new york's current governor, democrat andrew cuomo, is expected to run for a fourth term. cuomo is the subject of several investigations including alleged sexual harassment and his handling of state nursing homes during the pandemic. >>> and espn reports the chairman of the augusta national golf club and the masters tournament says he is against a boycott over georgia's controversial new voting law. yesterday during his annual preto

manus: hannah, stay with us. hannah gooch-peters.et your first word news. >> nvidia plans to make its first microprocessors. taking the fight to intel. new chips are based on technology from a u.k. firm it is trying to buy from softbank. nvidia says it will be available from the beginning of 2023. japan plans to release treated radioactive water from the fukushima nuclear power plant. the u.s. says the move is in line with global standards, but japan's neighbors are critical, with south korea expressing grave concerns. president biden is calling for calm in minnesota after a police officer shot and killed a 22-year-old -- a 20-year-old black man during a traffic stop. it sparked a new round of violent protests over excessive use of police force as derek chauvin, a white police officer charged in laster's killing of george floyd, stands trial in minneapolis. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. annmarie: blac

kristin hannah has written more than 20 books, many best sellers.ormed for screens, big and small. kristin hannah never thought she had be an author. >> did you know you wanted to be a writer? >> no, i was not always creative. >> my mom said don't worry, you're going to be a writer anyway. >> many of her stories are getting the hollywood treatment, like the netflix hit "firefly lane." >> best friends forever. >> they're essentially soul mates in a way, especially as we get older. friends really keep us afloat during the hard times in our life. it is nice to see that reflected on screen. >> her novel, the nightingale, being adapted into a movie next year, starring elle and dakota fanning. >> sisters playing sisters. they're the right age to see a female driven world war ii film where it's these young women who do the heavy lifting and save lives and risk their own lives. >> why do you want to tell those types of stories? >> there's a lot of stories about men being heroes, men being heroic, men surviving adversity. and i think it is really important f

hannah ellis peter sorn describes the story this week in the guardian.ent and she joins us from delhi. you have covid yourself, how are you doing? hannah, can you hear me? all right. we're going to try to get that fixed. we'll go to break and be right back with you. so she'll get some help from fidelity, and she'll feel so good about her plan, she can focus on living it. that's the planning effect, from fidelity. [ crowd cheering ] [ engine revving ] [ race light countdown ] ♪ ♪ when you save money with allstate you feel like you're winning. safe drivers save 40% saving is easy when you're in good hands. allstate. click or call for a quote today. today let's paint with behr ultra scuff defense... saving is easy when you're in good hands. so that you can live that scuff-free life. honey, i'm home! honey! scuff defense. i love our scuff-free life. behr ultra scuff defense. exclusively at the home depot. >>> thanks fog bear with ug. we're back on gps with the guardian's hannah ellis peterson talking about india covid hell. she joins us from delhi. i want to

such as the story of hannah. at 19 months old she received her childhood vaccines.n playful, interactive, communicative. after receiving the vaccines she became irritable and lethargic. months after the vaccines she was diagnosed with encephalopathy and was on the autism spectrum. they sued and won. it was confusing for a lot of people. >> the effect of the decision was to place that scary idea back into family's minds that oh, maybe there is a link between vaccines and autism. what the court decided in no weighing changed the studies. it doesn't negate the mountain of evidence. >> certainly not anti-vaccine, but clearly what happened with our daughter was following a series of vaccinations that -- >> so -- >> in july. >> the federal government conceded that her autism, her diagnosis was aggravated by vaccines. >> i wouldn't have believed it was possible. >> so what you believe is that hannah had some sort of predisposition and then the vaccines tipped her over the edge in developing autism? what is your belief now? >> i don't think vaccines are the only way you can

hannah: that was an interesting one.around the industry have been talking for years about the rise of fintech. and big tech companies trying to get into finance. and really today, jamie dimon declared fintech and big tech are here. . he said big time exclamation point. it was very clear that that is here. he gave a very detailed look at the landscape and how that has happened. and voiced how jp morgan has to work to stay ahead of it. he said they intend to do so. he also telegraphed that acquisitions are in jp morgan's future and that could mean something like a fintech. shery: he also waded into politics and the geopolitical landscape. what were the key takeaways? hannah: he did. despite mitch mcconnell's warning to ceos to stay out of it on monday. he talked about -- he really described the past year, and the pandemic, the murder of george floyd, and all about adding up to this tipping point for the u.s. he cited inequality, and the need -- he listed out a bunch of things, a bunch of dishes he sees such as immigration

for more, let's bring in from hannah levitt.icture, we saw jp morgan down a little bit and -- goldman down a little bit and jp morgan -- jp morgan down a little bit and goldman sachs up a little bit. >> this is objectively a great quarter for those two firms. we will see what happens when the rest of them report tomorrow and friday, but yeah, things were looking very, very good for those two in a lot of ways. romaine: we are talking about trading revenue for both goldman and jp morgan, also talking about investment banking revenue, which knocked it out of the park at jp morgan. we did hear jamie dimon talk a little bit about loan growth, and he's being a bit muted here. that caused some concerns. what's going on here? >> he later said he made a mistake in that word. the way diamon pu -- the way dimon put it, there's muted demand from borrowers on the demand side and the business side, and other executives pointed to stimulus checks and ppp and the low cost of tapping the depth market and what we have seen over the past few years

i'm going to speak with hannah sheerer with the giffords law center. that's coming up in about 15 minutes. >>> a tragic story out of south carolina where police say a former 49ers player shot and killed five people before taking his own life. phillip adams played on many teams, including the 49ers and the raiders. he was found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. police say before taking his own life, adam shot and killed a prominent doctor as well as the doctor's wife and two small grandchildren. the kids just 5 and 9. an air-conditioning tech who happened to be at the doctor's house at the time was also killed. adams. father believes injuries his son experienced while playing may have contributed to his deadly actions. >> he's a good kid. he was a good kid, and i think the football messed him up. you know, i don't think he ever did anybody any harm. all i can tell you, we pray for the family. >> police are still trying to determine a motive in this case. >>> san francisco police today marked the anniversary of a toddler's disappearance with a re

hannah ellis peterson describes the story this week in the guardian.rom delhi. you have covid yourself, how are you doing? >> i do. thankfully, i'm at the end of a rough ride. i'm fine, thank you for asking. >> if you look at the charts, whether you look at cases or deaths, what you see is the second wave has been more dramatic than the first one. i mean, three times higher in some ways. describe what is going on on the ground. >> it is hard to convey the horror of what india and delhi feels right now. people are dying outside hospitals. they can't get oxygen or drugs or the care that they need. doctors are on their knees in hospitals because they're unable to admit the patients that need care. and so outside hospitals, doctors are giving some patients oxygen outside but a lot of hospitals don't even have enough oxygen for the patients inside let alone outside. the trauma that india is going through right now i think will be felt for years to come. it is really, really hard to put into words. and there isn't anyone that i know that hasn't been affected

is he we found that monroe had a cook named hannah. in 1796 she's a young mother with three small boys. fast forward a little over 20 years. she's probably approaching 50 by 1819 when the tour is set. we also selected for her to be speaking with a blacksmith named nelson because he could have potentially had a role in that guest house of blackity soming perhaps accessories for the shutters or something. so you see his name hilighted, nelson, a blacksmith. he's a young man at that point. i also wanted to point out with hannah we recently found a document where it is an inventory of items man row is happying madison will buy from him and mentioning a soup spoon currently with hannah. that expressed to me she would be a person of importance around the property. and i am going to give you two sneak peek previews from our augmented reality tour of these conversations between the enslaved. the first is going to be a conversation between nelson and hannah where they will be talking about how they remember peter and george being down here and

hannah, then, will go into a room and have a conversation with an enslaved spinner. we purposely chose not to give her a name just to represent the many unnamed by their masters, slaves in american history. the kind of irony is that monroe is one of those classic examples of a plantation in virginia where grain is the primary export, and they can't keep up with the cotton revolution that's coming. in the earlier scene you can see monroe talking about an overseer about how highland is not making the profit it should. we see hannah and the spinner talk about their fear that maybe monroe will sell highland. of course he absolutely does do this, and ironically they end up being sold to a cotton plantation in florida. so we see that fear does become real in what actually happened nine years later. >> all i know is wool, washing, spinning, weaving. i hear the women and the men have terrible conditions in those cotton fields down south and it's a lot rougher than year. lord, i hope mr. monroe does not sell us south. it's worry enough never knowing when he's going to wrench

their lead it wasn't the frankfurt keeper's best day back then scored from another corner before hannah's false late goal sealed a 4 nil victory which sees his side move up to 7th in the table. yesterday . police in eastern india have raided a village and rescued a pangolin from a man they said was trying to sell it to wildlife dealers penguins are protected under international laws the rescue down i'm always 14 kilograms and is more than a metre long according to the world wild left life fun for nature they are some of the most trafficked creatures in the world their meat is considered a delicacy in asia and their scales are used in traditional chinese medicine. you're watching the news up next married pastors who lead a church congregation and run a youtube channel and reporter no forget you can always get the latest news at delia dot com unexpired thanks for watching. let's get right to the heart of the.

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the first is going to be a conversation between nelson and hannah. where they will be talking about how they remember peter and george being down here, wondering what was going on with them. >> i wonder how pewter in georgia are doing back in oakville. when mr. monroe brought them down from county last summer to build this house all they talked about was missing their wives. it was so hard for them to be a part. and never know when, for how long they could stay in the same place. another glad to be back together. >> i wanted to really underscore the fact that separating families would have been something that was no doubt not missed by the enslaved community. and there is the second one. i will show you it. hannah then will go into a room and have a conversation with enslaved spinner. we purposely chose not to give her name to really represent the mini unnamed by their master slaves in american history. the kind of irony in paradoxes that monroe is one of those classic examples of a plantation in virginia, where grain is the primary export. they just

thank you for calling the anderson group hannah speaking.n take a message. she's not available, but i'd be happy to take a message. and if you're stuck in court, lisa will let your clients know. thank you, mr. decker will call you back as soon as he's available. when you switch to posh, you could save up to 40% off your current service provider's rates. you can't be in two places at once, let posh answer. posh virtual receptionists. >>> i can't come out here ask say this whole thing say bubble, stocks, crypto currencys is a bubble they have to excuse to say under invested and doubtful. to me, that is lazy thinking there is no big bubble in stocks what we have are three smaller bubbles but often blind older portfolio managers, they're not blinding me. think find little bubbles so repulsive it sours them on everything including great stocks what are the little bubbles? crypto currencies and n non-fungible tokens. you need an alternative because central banks all over the world are printing money like crazy. part of me suspects that's nonsense

. >>> jack hannah the wildlife conservationist has been diagnosed with dementia.ssed faster than anticipated and the 74-year-old is retiring from public life. jungle jack hannah became a national celebrate. >>> target planning to spend more than $2 billion by 2025 to support black-owned businesses. the company plans to add more products made by black-owned businesses and entrepreneurs while spending more with black-owned marketing agencies and construction companies. >>> a raucous shout out from students and staff at an oklahoma elementary school to celebrate the school's beloved cafeteria manager becoming a u.s. citizen. ms. yonette took a victory lap waving an american flag. the school posted pictures on facebook saying, quote, they are honored to work with one of the best u.s. citizens they know. >>> well, it's a designer bag that costs more than many cars and it's shaped like a plane. cnn's jeanne moos wonders if the airplane bag will take off. >> reporter: fasten your seat belts, this bag has hit some turbulence. >> i think the average consumer is going to go

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this is hannah - she's a posh virtual receptionist.ecisions, when you're busy, she answers the phone. thank you for calling the anderson group hannah speaking. when you're in a meeting, ashley can take a message. she's not available, but i'd be happy to take a message. and if you're stuck in court, lisa will let your clients know. thank you, mr. decker will call you back as soon as he's available. when you switch to posh, you could save up to 40% off your current service provider's rates. you can't be in two places at once, let posh answer. posh virtual receptionists. >>> let's get to -- i can't believe we haven't mentioned this was coming up do we want viewers or not? dom chu joins us with some market movers. go figure, dom. >> you know, joe, for those viewers and listeners out there on sirius xm radio they know this 7:30 period time is the market updates, market minutes it's like you don't have to tease it 7:30ish. >> people start salivating a.m. like pavlov. >> just ring bells speaking of bells, what's going on with the overall move

thank you for calling the anderson group hannah speaking.meeting, ashley can take a message. she's not available, but i'd be happy to take a message. and if you're stuck in court, lisa will let your clients know. thank you, mr. decker will call you back as soon as he's available. when you switch to posh, you could save up to 40% off your current service provider's rates. you can't be in two places at once, let posh answer. posh virtual receptionists. >>> it is time, it is time for the likeningghtening round, buy buy, sell, sell, sell. let start with brad in florida, brad >> caller: hey, mr. cramer, how are you doing, sir >> couldn't have a better day. what is going on with you, brad? >> caller: not much. not much is it a buy here -- >> i think it is people are so busy thinks it's a stay at home play and when things open up, people will use it good company and i'm buying. i need to go to texas. >> caller: hey, jim, thanks for all you do for us. >> appreciate it, man. >> caller: i need to know your opinion on cody. >> i think cody is making a

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thank you for calling the anderson group hannah speaking.eting, ashley can take a message. she's not available, but i'd be happy to take a message. and if you're stuck in court, lisa will let your clients know. thank you, mr. decker will call you back as soon as he's available. when you switch to posh, you could save up to 40% off your current service provider's rates. you can't be in two places at once, let posh answer. posh virtual receptionists. >>> every couple hours i get another email that goes like this please don't say sell tesla. please say something good about it the five stages of grief are bargaining and gamestop, amc or uwm holdings that's the one thing these stocks have in common. the wall street crew believes they can bust the shorts when i sold bitcoin recently, something i bought as a currency but then it became an asset, i was fellilleted for breaking ras guess what if an asset so fragile it can't hit the base, it's not taking profits and a bulpull back is inevitable i'm not powerful to take down tesla. a $700 billion compa

thank you for calling the anderson group hannah speaking.ge. she's not available, but i'd be happy to take a message. and if you're stuck in court, lisa will let your clients know. thank you, mr. decker will call you back as soon as he's available. when you switch to posh, you could save up to 40% off your current service provider's rates. you can't be in two places at once, let posh answer. posh virtual receptionists. >>> do not, i repeat, do not try to take your queue from the action right now every time we run through, overwhelmed with quarterly reports. the market gets really stupid. just today the stocks of microsoft and amd among many others including stanley black and decker reacted absurdly to a pair of incredibly great quarters and knocked down $7. they are firing on all cylinders very heaven sake the cloud, windows, xbox, you name it. the reaction frankly is worse. they delivered 93% revenue growth, roughly 200% earnings growth substantially raised their full year forecast to levels much higher than anticipated. they're taking mark

bottom four, a up, belts it off the wall in center, mark hannah races from 1st to score the game's firstun. second triple of the year. top six, trying to strand a pair but castro jumps on the take a 2-1 headed through the lead. matthew boyd was six away from a complete game. murphy, i don't think so. game tied at two. skies one to shallow center, should have been second out but raez lost it in the sun. hustles to 2nd and in. >> a base hit! >> it went in the books as an error but another clutch hit for moreland. a's sweep tigers, have won eight straight. >> we feel good about we are playing right now. throwing it in there. >> that was colder than last time. >> bob didn't think twice about moving mitch moreland as a pinch hitter. >> he's been through it all. >> he's come up with big hits. we have seen him come up with so many big hits against us. he is a world champion, all of the above. >> definitely happy i was able >> none was bigger than murphy's solo shot, first hit since the fourth inning against boyd. >> swings getting off boyd, felt like a grand slam at the time. you know he will b

hannah russell will be taking part.ds in rio but had to take a break in 2019 because of anxiety and depression. she's been speaking to kate grey. in the 2019 season, i was really struggling. the support of british swimming, i have two boys that their support is absolutely brilliant. 0bviously mental health, is starting to be a bit of an opener and sport now. people are starting to talk about it more, which is brilliant. i deftly encourage people to do so because even though in these dark areas where you might be struggling, when you do reach out to people, the support networks are there, and for me personally, i had a lot of support around me, and me personally, i had a lot of supportaround me, and i me personally, i had a lot of support around me, and i only managed to go from strength to strength, and now here i am, hopefully qualifying for my parenting for games and striving towards tokyo. five years ago in rio dejaneiro, ten athletes made up the the olympic games first refugee team. the ioc said it wanted to send a

hannah smith made sure they had something to celebrate here but it was just a fleeting moment to scotland 14. moment to scotland were reduced to m. number eight was a penalty try. 1a. number eight was a penalty try. 5210 was the final score. the tournament may have this year but england's class certainly has not. england begin the defence of their six nations title with a convincing 52-10 six nations title with a convincing 52—10 victory over scotland in doncaster. a fairly comfortable scoreline. how satisfied will england be with the performance? they will be satisfied because the main aim is to win a game but for me they left a few out there and i thinkjust a few little tweaks in terms of, like, handling bills going down a bit of game management stuff. i know that simon middleton is really hard on that sort of stuff. we wanted to be playing your best game every single time and that is how the team keep getting better. they will be frustrated but credit where credit is due. the frustration come because scotland stopped them playing some of their game and they did not die down. they kept

hannah, you've been digging into the ramifications of this.'ve heard so many opinions, whether this is going to be long-lasting, transitory, what do you think? how long is this chip shortage here to stay? >> there was a recent report from intel and google suggesting that the chip shortage may last for years at this point, but i think it's really a question of how quickly capacity can be brought online and whether or not consumer spending is in line with the pandemic. it's a big part of what's driving this is a huge surge in demand, partially attributable to consumers needing to buy a new electronic goods as the pandemic keeps everyone at home, and partly attributable to a strong fiscal response to the pandemic, which has kept consumer spending strong. the question becomes, as the economy begins to shift back towards in-person s ervices, it's a good question, how long this will be felt as a severe drag. but it could turn out to be substantially serious if things don't come online quickly. joe: alex, gdp growth in the u.s. is super right now. we

here is hannah in martinsburg, ohio. you are. hannah, are you with us this morning?aller: i am, hannah, but i am from indiana. host: then hannah from indiana, go ahead. caller: i just want to say that i feel the police department that derek chauvin worked in should have been on trial for enabling derek chauvin's behavior. it is my understanding that his work record or history shows that he shot someone, shot and killed someone, he had at least 16 complaints against him, and he was not fired. so i feel that this department should have been on trial for enabling his behavior. host: that's hannah in indiana. just after 9:00 a.m. eastern, and we're spending all three hours of the "washington journal" getting your reaction to yesterday's guilty verdict. -- verdict in the derek show been murder trial convicted on second-degree murder, third-degree murder, and manslaughter charges for the murder of george floyd. we are hearing from you after getting reaction over so much focus over the past several weeks on that trial. 14 days of trial, more than 40 witnesses called, the ju

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thank you for calling the anderson group hannah speaking.e. she's not available, but i'd be happy to take a message. and if you're stuck in court, lisa will let your clients know. thank you, mr. decker will call you back as soon as he's available. when you switch to posh, you could save up to 40% off your current service provider's rates. you can't be in two places at once, let posh answer. posh virtual receptionists. >>> right now there is a lot of confusion between the relationship between tax policy and stock market people wonder how the heck stocks could romp during president biden's first 100 days given he's trying to raise capitol gains to the very rich they are assuming the tax hike will send stocks lower but that's wrong in fact, it's wrong in a number of ways. the first misunderstanding, who owns stocks? we know that roughly 55% of stocks are index and index fund owners, well, they're not renters. they're owners we have tens of millions of people who own index funds in the 401 ks or ira and contribute regularly and don't take anythi

thank you for calling the anderson group hannah speaking. in a meeting, ashley can take a message. she's not available, but i'd be happy to take a message. and if you're stuck in court, lisa will let your clients know. thank you, mr. decker will call you back as soon as he's available. when you switch to posh, you could save up to 40% off your current service provider's rates. you can't be in two places at once, let posh answer. posh virtual receptionists. >>> every year cnbc does this fabulous stock draft contest, with notable small walks of fame vying to pick two stocks that we up the most by the time of the super bowl you have an incredible list to choose from. all sorts of great growth stocks, classic speculative names, commodities like gold or oil. you even a stocks like gamestock and the etfs like last year's money manager, kathy wood. and i think a contest like this requires you to pick a down on its luck stock that could make a comeback by the time the super bowl rolls around, which is why i'm going with ford motor. last night, ford

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and hannah suppose she and leave her case and face the an enviable task of going to munich. where pansy cliff is thinking about how his time there is winding down that are more from the midweek match day games on kick off later this week. are you ready for some great news i'm christine one glass on the eye on the edge of my country with a brand new detail the music africa the show that tackles the issues shaping the concert hall with more time to off on in-depth still caught all of the crime stuff us up to you what's making the hittites and what's behind the way on the streets to give you the end of the force on the inside. w. news in africa every friday on t.w. . we're all set to get to go beyond t.l.c.'s. extreme take on the world. understands where all of the stories that matter to you. to move on from me. we are yours actually on fire. important numerous. smoking news healthy. designs are good for the ears global warming doesn't exist. drugs. will not. do surgery is controlling your thoughts. there are times. it's not easy to spot i'm saying one thing and history is anot

released from prison even if they're still on pa parole >>> we have sad news this morning about jack hannah. the wildlife expert is retiring from public life at the age of 74 he has been diagnosed with dementia and doctors believe he has alzheimer's. hanna has been a long-time fixture on shows like letter man, johnny carson >> many of us learned about animals. >> and being creeped out. >> janessa webb is joining us this morning taking a look at some severe weather out there. janessa, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, guys. good morning, everyone the severe weather is trying to die out over the upper tennessee valley starting to watch louisiana across i 10 into baton rouge making its way into new orleans. you can see severe warnings that go into place before this drops back down into the gulf of mexico today we do have a marginal risk of these storms invading the great lakes, midwest all the way into the southeast isolated strong gusts ars will out across the mississippi valley this afternoon. 62 across the dakotas. in the 50s in the midwest. >>> cooler air starting to invade the midw

all smiles despite his weekend bust up with a bye and bosses he shared a joke with opposite number hannah's vols as his by inside look to extend their lead at the top of the bundesliga table. just 6 minutes in they were right on track eric maxine reacting sharply to the ball after thomas miller's effort was saved one nil to the hosts. and with 12 minutes on the clock goes you a kidney canada shot into the bottom corner to double the lead and by and were cruising. flick was in such a good mood he even celebrated with by and sporting director has and sadly homage to suppose it nemesis within the club. late accusing did give brian cause for concern in the 2nd half and he may marry tested manuel neuer with a shot from range. and then edmund tops about fired over from a few yards outs occupy and weathered the storm to claim victory they now need just one win from their remaining 4 games to retain the been listening to title and good flick the perfect sendoff. you're watching t.v. news here's a reminder of all top stories for minneapolis police officer david cho bit has been found guilty of 2nd d

. $100.00 most times shot in the match taking place believing hannah is really that devious fretboard and then now that in the 1st hour after the final full day at the end they did find signs of life from seattle last night but then came the final whistle confirming the final nail in the coffin for shot. that's a. deserve to win for being the fight was savoring every week spends about the drops. causing any survival would be flabby until. he's already at club nature. it was clueless to fight them to promotion a year ago and was the hero again against now relegated chalk. thanks. among other teams still in trouble raymond looking very insecure or after losing 5 trying to run. well minus one on the sitting far from the all they look like to me it's a take the lead and did so. out of so by the coach in the 60 minutes. just before the break the hosts then also fell foul of fear you know kevin moved out of danger of foul problems at the off drive fumble by the mines goalie no joke . the other was greyman with toothless and fortunate not to go further behind one milk remained enabling minds

very next pick, mark hannah away and gone for his third home run of the year. after two innings. top five, starter cole ervin struck out nico here and killed a tigers threat. six strikeouts and six shutout innings, and the a's won their seventh straight game. 7-0 final. oakland is now 8-7 for the season after starting the year 0-6. >>> now watch buster posey take one off the elbow. x-rays were negative. giants trail 3-2 before austin slater put the barrel on this pitch and notched a three-run homer. mcgee got two outs, protected a lead until starling marte found a ninth inning hole and scored the tying run. sent it to extras. brandon belt to right center. that scored a run. the giants retook the lead. but it was short lived. bottom of that inning, jorge a two-out double off of garcia. that's a walk-off, folks. marlins, 7, giants, 6. that's san francisco's second straight loss. >>> and sharks patrick and his record-tying 1,767 game in minnesota. he got respect but not the win. the wild score three goals in a minute window. this is zach in the opening period. the

smiles despite his we can bust up with the bye and boss says he shared a joke with opposite number hannah's vols as his by inside look to extend their lead at the top of the bundesliga table. just 6 minutes in they were right on track eric maxine seeing reacting sharply to. after thomas miller's effort was saved one nil to the hosts. and with 12 minutes on the clock the r.c. wrecked kimmie canada shot into the bottom corner to double the lead and by and were cruising. flick was in such a good mood he even celebrated with by and sporting director has unsightly homage to supposedly emesis within the club. lead it isn't didn't give brian cause for concern in the 2nd half and he may marry tested manual noir with a shot from range. and then edmund taps about fired over from a few yards out. but by and weathered the storm to claim victory they now need just one win from their remaining 4 games to retain the bundesliga title and give flick the perfect send off. second place live sick had a rough night at cologne a team fighting to get out of the relocations of cologne broke the deadlock early in t

thank you for calling the anderson group hannah speaking.u're in a meeting, ashley can take a message. she's not available, but i'd be happy to take a message. and if you're stuck in court, lisa will let your clients know. thank you, mr. decker will call you back as soon as he's available. when you switch to posh, you could save up to 40% off your current service provider's rates. you can't be in two places at once, let posh answer. posh virtual receptionists. did you know that petco, is now a health and wellness company? their groomers work wonders for my confidence. i trust their vets, and i'm known to have trust issues. they deliver high quality food the same day. i was outside digging, what'd i miss? just everything regarding our physical, social, and mental health. exciting. i'm gonna take a spin around the room. great idea. ♪ ♪ petco. the health and wellness company. so you're a small business, or a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with serious and

biden is expected to make september the 11th a new days and then once been a strong wednesday like hannah reports from washington. it's been america's longest running war u.s. troops were 1st deployed in afghanistan 20 years ago following the attacks on september the 11th now it will be set as a date by which the withdrawal will be concluded the president has been consistent in his view that there is not a military solution to afghanistan that we have been there for far too long that has been his view for some time this means president biden is pushing back the deadline of the 1st of may set by is pretty to say donald trump last year it's a timeline which a number of pentagon officials are believed to have argued against reaction in congress has been mixed the senate minority leader mitch mcconnell describing the withdrawal as a grave mistake a view shared in the statement by the ranking member of the house armed services committee mike rogers who says i am concerned that the president is so desperate to get a deal done that he's willing to capitulate rather than insist u.s. strategic obj

so is listed for 1, 3 sold for 2, 3, holy hannah. the house is just under 2500 square feet. it has a beautiful view there you can see from a-level law which in the hills is covered it. coming up, it is day 4 of the derek chauvin murder trial. tonight we're going to be hearing from paramedics who treated. >> floyd who died in police custody. the latest on testimony coming up. plus, dna from a covid mascot helps investigators solve a 3 year-old crime. how they were able to nab the suspect. and as the wet season, winds down. we'll take a look at the water content of today's sierra snowpack survey and what it means for those of us here in the bay area. plus, kron 4 is expanding our weekend coverage with a new 06:00pm newscast join justine waltman and jonathan mccall, the latest local news weather and sports coverage. every saturday and sunday at 06:00pm starting this weekend. we'll be right back.

can even tell because dental care is very poor in institutions misting hannah so you can see markings in different way on individuals but then it also going right over here here in for instance if prison invasion especially people are changing very bad environment what stops them from reacting to normal life when you're out. well i think everyone tries to that is exceptionally difficult and once released. it in there's a break in your comment in front of city and many people have never been in the labor market prior to their incarceration especially people who go in interviews thinking what that means to going in and your early adulthood those are one of the appendices needs main opportunities to learn skills are happening in society so they're removed from match people who do have skills those skills can where because not. one in prison still makes reentry increasingly difficult social networks and other thing they did tweet one a person is in prison they don't have the same connections in the outside world and many times during re-entry you can't connect with other persons who have

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