>> looking back, what makes you say that, jeannie? >> he was arrogant from the beginning. he was always arrogant. he was full of himself. >> michele's sister agreed. >> he wanted to be like oh, i'm going to put you in your place. >> did you talk to her about how things were? with her and lloyd. >> no. >> or do you just seal that away? >> i knew -- >> is that a no-go topic? >> that's a no-go topic. >> michele's family says lloyd's my way or the highway attitude extended to the way he disciplined the children. the doting ballet dad wanted his girls to be a little too on point. >> he kind of raised his kids with a military bearing? >> yes. i mean, they had to -- he would snap his fingers and they'd line up and they would stand there like little soldiers. >> he would make them kneel with their nose to the wall, hands behind their heads, like they were being executed. like this is -- >> i'm sorry? for a minor household infraction? >> like for nothing sometimes. he'd just be mad at them. >> after michele's death jeannie flew out to the east coast to be with her granddaughters. t

. >> reporter: jeannie williams knows too well how lethal carbon monoxide can be. >> you can't assume're staying in has been protected with a carbon monoxide alarm. >> reporter: back in 2013, she and her 11-year-old son jeffrey checked into room 225 at the best western in boone, north carolina. >> my last vision i have of him is just sitting on the edge of the bed. >> reporter: sometime in the night, jeannie woke up. feeling sick. >> i remember trying to get to the door. and i couldn't. and that's the last thing i remember. >> reporter: the next morning, a hotel employee discovers the mother and son. >> next thing i remember is waking up in the hospital room. >> reporter: her husband has devastating news. their beloved son, jeffrey, has died. unbelievably, jeffrey wasn't the first victim of room 225 at that very best western. darrell and shirley jenkins, a retired couple from washington state, had died from carbon monoxide poisoning in the same hotel room. days later, the salinsky family checked into the room above when their room got sick. they told the front desk. >> my name was wri

well, that was jeannie nguyen reporting for us this morning. all right, switching gears, affirmative action is on the line at colleges and universities across the nation. >> on monday, the supreme court heard arguments in 2 major cases where harvard and the university of north carolina defended the use of race with in their admission policies. washington correspondent john hudson breaking that down for us. good morning. were shot. they ran a good morning. the supreme court has upheld affirmative action twice in the last 20 years, most recently in 2016 with the court's new solidly conservative majority. there's a concern that could change. >> supporters of affirmative action rallied outside of the supreme court monday, i believe doctor of action. >> is one way for all of us to be able to tell our stories and our true. >> the high court heard arguments in 2 pivotal cases from harvard and the university of north carolina. one same and separate arguments. the school's emphasized the practice is necessary to promote diversity on campus. newly appoin

love about this area is the community and the people we really do stick together. >> and that was jeannie nguyen reporting for us tonight about the same time that that house caught fire. a camera caught a site in reading that maybe you see there you can see bright, a bright ball of light going across the night sky. it flashes before it disappears. and while a meteor shower did hit that night is still unclear if that is what was caught on camera here. but it certainly is a very interesting considerations. >> 4 is your local election headquarters. the final statewide proposition that we are reviewing tonight. >> faces little or no organized opposition, which is so very unusual. it is passed proposition 28 would guarantee funding for arts and music education in the public school. kron 4 sarah stinson talk with supporters who say the measure is badly needed. >> you want to do it. you want to? >> the school notes used to loudly echoed through the halls of every school in california. but over the years it started to fade or was not a lot of music my kids elementary school every every year, just

jeannie nguyen. >> next tonight on kron, 4 news at a california energy watchdog held a hearing on the soaring gas prices we saw over the summer. but some of the key players were not in the plus a historic day in the u.s. senate lawmakers passed a bill to protect the right to marry for same and biracial couples. and this information could be coming back to twitter. the latest move [narrator] everyone needs quality health insurance, even if you're healthy and active. covered california is a free service to help you get covered. 90% of members have received financial help and every plan offered is comprehensive, covering preventive care, doctor visits, emergency care, and more. regardless of your income, check today to see how covered california can help you. and if you have questions, there's free assistance every step of the way. covered california, this way to health insurance. enroll by december 31st at coveredca.com. >> the statewide average for a gallon of gasoline is finally back below $5 a gallon. but many drivers are still waiting for answers about what caused the summer surge.

jeannie nguyen reports. now this ranch behind me is where that couple lives.nd if you take a look here, you can see >> that the house has been destroyed in. well, luckily no one was hurt. the man tells me he did lose his best friend. a bright light lit the sky in penn valley friday night. security video captured the quick moments. but for dustin procita. >> listening to music waiting for my wife to call. >> he was inside of living room, unaware of what was happening outside until. >> i heard a crash and a bang. and i mean, when you have livestock on on a ranch, you know. you hear things like that quite often. >> a few minutes later, started to smell something burning. the flames came quickly after his first thought to save his 2 dogs. well, he was able to save one. his other dog tugboat was trapped inside. smoke was coming out and the flames are coming out. >> and all can do my best to get my dog after trying everything he could realized it was too late. >> at that point, i kind of realized you a dog with make it lives in this home with his wife who also ended

yeah, investigators say there is the possibility that fire was started by a media right reporter jeannieguyen has more. >> bright light lit the sky in penn valley friday night. security video captured the quick moment. but for dustin >> listening to music. wait for my wife to call. >> he was inside of living room, unaware of what was happening outside until. >> i heard a crash in a bang. and i mean, when you have livestock on on a ranch, you know. you hear things like that quite often. >> a few minutes later, proceed to started to smell something burning the flames came quickly after his first thought to save his 2 dogs. well, he was able to save one. his other dog tugboat was trapped inside. smoke was coming out and the flames are coming out. >> and all and do my best to get my dog after trying everything he could realized it was too late. >> at that point, i kind of realize you a dog with make it personal lives in this home with his wife who also ended up losing 3 of her rabbits. >> no one else was hurt. what everyone was out of the house, penn valley, firefighters got to the scene str

we're, we're, we're, we're, we're, we're, we're jeannie issue, you know, i mean african countries as shutting to get things while the rest of the world refreshing the gym to reasons. i think this is an in balance when it comes to, to, to, to, to door, to the way i develop nations view and the develop mission. i think the way the waste is perceived as dina. somehow to keep books and developed, you know, because i think i developed africa, it's going to cause me to problems with the wrist. and the waste, or one that you ever get contributed to that belief meant to the quality of most of the powerful nation. that simple, everything we contributed to the economies of our countries like france, liquid, you know, at the expense of our own african countries. so i think the waste would love to see erica and the developed a leg, china and russia. you mean am, if you look at that, that, that, that the growing presence of russia and china that are continent, it's one of brother would. it's one of help each other. art is one of funding projects that benefit up with body 0, letting to waste only

okay, that my child, as we said it's al jeannie stadium. we can cross there. now. pizza stem it's. i was watching the action unfold. there was some concerns about france going into this much with the number of injuries, but said or finished. i k for the it really did, andy, as you say, a number of injuries coming into it. a pull. pog booker, in benjamin goler county. or but you know what, while i was watching that match, i looked at the strange side and it's laurice, this poverty. there is an an days base rab, yo, you got him puppy giroux agrees. min, so it's not us. if this is not a strong strong side, that the french have brought to cut her fullest 2022 fee for woke up their title, the fence off to a winning thought against australia. i'm at no doubt. they'll be very happy about that. and peter, an intern in terms of australia and do we think they've got away back into the tournaments? well any, it's going to be a long way back for them from here. but then having said that, if you look at the group that also contains to nicea and denmark on paper, at least france was always going

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one of the smartest people we've in the last year is jeannie burton, 50, a mother of three. her life she was badly addicted to drugs. while addicted, she committed a slew of crimes, car thefts, shot somebody. she racked up 17 separate felony convictions and served three separate terms in prison, and then did something that too many do, she got total control of her life, even graduated college. in the process of that, gained a lot of wisdom. so it's with great pleasure we welcome jenny burton to the show tonight. thank you so much for coming on. you've seen this from both sides as a drug addicted person committing crimes and clear-thinking person assessing what's happening to the country. what should we be doing different, do you think? >> incarcerating with intention, tucker, which this administration is definitely not addressing any of the necessary components of what's happening in our society right now. they're using a harm reduction approach, not just to drugs, but also to crime. that's extremely problematic. >> tucker: so you say incarceration with intention. the idea i

i got it the lush, let me, i mean i'm putting my jeannie. i'm with when the news breaks, it's not just personal property, but also infrastructure that now needs fixing from power lines to water. me when people need to be heard. and the story told they would get punished if they spoke ukrainian. i'm afraid i won't be able to return home with exclusive interviews. an in depth through south african penguins went in captivity. al jazeera has teens on the ground to bring documents whose lives a sense of belonging. he says, does it then? it's been like the 5th and the every day heroes keeping communities together. apd them. good, good. send them once again. my phone, a 0, visits the canyon town of the turn that produces some of the worlds fastest runners . and where a terrible crime has led to a reckoning with gender based violence. a sense of community on a jesse era. in these turbulent times, up front returns for a new season, join me, mark them on hill as we take on the big issue. they are literally being turned back . how is this not a contrav

the la la, i'm putting my jeannie. i'm with watching the world cup in 1982 glories technicolor from spain. i've never seen anything like these plays a lot of come from different planets and after that i was all in on the world cup. i think we're forcing from doha, which is now my home on the very 1st woke up. it's going to take place in the middle east. it's going to be a night. it is a hugely complex and often controversial events cover. but once a ball is kicked, the passion and the excitement of football takes on the latest means as it reeks with pandemic, restrictions being lifted for the 1st time, the streets were billed with tens of thousands. the party go with detail coverage all cents a month. here. we want to share dissolution much with the politicians in general, from around the world. everywhere you look, their young men carrying machine guns, that example of how this group recruit their soldiers. a lou i'm roberson, and doha, the top store is on al jazeera of italian authorities and stopped 35 people from d

only for member that but i do remember jeannie and her sister lisa kane and was a lot of fun. >> jesseand nothing of ever hosted things giving the that's gonna change. >> really come a i get a change? >> we are gonna host america step it up. >> me personally i've never hosted on thanksgiving. >> i wish i could answer them too but it didn't have time this more to come on the special edition of "the five." up next what was her favorite time in our lives? when we return. ♪ ♪ musmus♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ as a musician living with diabetes, fingersticks can be a real challenge. that's why i use the freestyle libre 2 system. with a painless, one-second scan, i know my glucose numbers without fingersticks. now, i'm managing my diabetes better, and i've lowered my a1c from 8.2 to 6.7. take the mystery out of managing your diabetes and lower your a1c. now you know. try it for free at freestylelibre.us what if “just an idea” could become a family tradition? this is financial security. and lincoln financial solutions will help you get there. as you plan, protect and retire. ♪ when that car hit my motorcycle, in

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that and it's something that has to be taken very seriously simply because the year previously jeannie long like it had gone missing and they still don't know what happened to her. and so that book kind comes to an end. but there seem to be some some threads that are still kind of loose out there, some spiritual, mystical, kind of that are still open and. and that kind of led me into hell and back at which, you know, does walt waking up, you know, in middle of a blizzard, you know, in the middle of a street in fort pratt, montana. we've all been there. we all know what that's like. and and so has to, you know, take the situation on, try and figure out, you know, not only, you know why he's there, but who he is. and and all of these things like and hopefully, you know, it turns out be a good read for you. my name is brad meltzer. i'm here from miami. look at the hometown. they'll give you a pity. clap now, the fact my father in law literally last right here in the front row, like you guys all clap, and he's like, okay, i'll give you one, but i love you. miami and a huge you just to also

after the hearing this summer they continued digging, even securing an interview with jeannie, to thee chair bennie thompson, she doubled down on a false belief that the election was stolen. text messages between thomas an mark meadows show she puts the former chief of staff despite t overturn the election results before january 6th. and that his last hearing in october the committee voted to subpoena all relevant documents and testimony from former president trump. those in favor say aye. [aye peter those opposed is no. in the opinion of the chair the ayes i presume that vote is chair liz cheney has said publicly that the committee is in talks for potential testimon from trump. how much these hearings have impacted the country's view of trump remains unclear. i think that the geriatrics hearings actually possess a pretty concise case as i think it got through to voters, and i think it was partly because it was trump's appointees, republican appointees, who were the ones he used to testify against him. while her fingers in voters minds i think is a real open question. >> i don't think

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that and it's something that has to be taken very seriously simply because the year previously jeannie long like it had gone missing and they still don't know what happened to her. and so that book kind comes to an end. but there seem to be some some threads that are still kind of loose out there, some spiritual, mystical, kind of that are still open and. and that kind of led me into hell and back at which, you know, does walt waking up, you know, in middle of a blizzard, you know, in the middle of a street in fort pratt, montana. we've all been there. we all know what that's like. and and so has to, you know, take the situation on, try and figure out, you know, not only, you know why he's there, but who he is. and and all of these things like and hopefully, you know, it turns out be a good read for you. my name is brad meltzer. i'm here from miami. look at the hometown. they'll give you a pity. clap now, the fact my father in law literally last right here in the front row, like you guys all clap, and he's like, okay, i'll give you one, but i love you. miami and a huge you just to also