quinna, josephine and martha? one-by-one, the detective got the coordinates. >> reporter: an every intersection for that date and time that they gave me, frank canno came up. >> reporter: wow. >> for every single intersection. i was shocked. >> reporter: but something about that man, frank canno, he had a buddy. and she had run into them both. >> i mentioned, i do know that he has a friend, stephen gordon. >> reporter: steven gordon, he'd done time for molesting a minor and later for kidnapping. he and canno were inseparable, apparently. once again, detective lamelli pulled up the gps coordinates to check the place martha was last seen in santa ana, and no gordon. not there. but when she checked locations for quinna and josephine, sure enough, there he was. so why not at the first location? she checked the record and discovered at that particular moment, gordon wasn't on a gps monitor, but he was wearing one at the other three places, and so was canno. the electronics made it absolutely obvious. here they were. ca

. -- >> let's go to josephine t pearson. who is she and she was the leader of the anti- >> what is so interesting, i was shocked. i'm not a suffrage scholar and i had been studying for 40 years and when i encountered the concept to oppose women's suffrage and to oppose the federal moment. i was really shocked. i did not comprehend that women could oppose their sisters eating the boat. but it does teach us that women do not speak monolithically and so one of the characters that i follow is josephine pearson, she is well educated she is a dean of a small college she is a professor and she comes from a very traditional conservative background in southernn tennesse and their father was a baptist minister part of me methodist minister. she grows up in a household where the idea women moving out of domestic fear and doing something and public was not accepted. and she really fears what she calls the peril of feminism which would elevate women to an equal status as men and she sees that as unnatural. she also has religious oppositi

here is josephine mckenna in rome. josephine: of coururse we have time mr.giuiuseppe conte, who just over a year ago was not even a politician at all. he became pregnant sister. he presided over very intense mcgahn -- he became prime minister. he presided d over very intense negotiations. -- robertoky airy gualtieri will be playing a role in the budget. controversy over the appointment of luigi di maio as foreign hair -- foreign minister. he is a university dropout. he may be head of the five star movement, but people make jokes about his italian, let alone other linkages. theree is concern about his lack of experience. a very cabinet, the youngest ever elected or formed in italy. the average age is around 47. half t the ministersrs come froe pd, the democratic party, the other half from five star. seven of these new cabinet members are women. there are likely to meet for the first time tonight, and then we will see a vote of confidedence, which these parties are likely to winin in both houses of parliament early n next week. everyone, themind five star move

she is called josephine miller, the famous battlefield girl. you can imagine my excitement when one day -- i don't remember what year it was, maybe someday in the 1980's -- at a local flea market, i found a local album with a photograph of josephine miller in it, so i have my own famous battlefield girl photograph. there she is, about 1865. reunion,, in the 1913 general sickles made his headquarters at the rogers house, the rebuilt rogers house. this is not the original. this is where the rogers house stood. the sherfy family on emmitsburg road is one of the more famous families. really is one of the people in our community who made out pretty well after the battle. the battle was fought in his peach orchard. he produced peaches, and after the battle he increased the size of the peach orchard and sold peaches of the famous peach orchard. stand aced down -- had a out front and did really well selling peaches. every once in a while, somebody would come up and he would sell them the last jar of peaches from the 1863 peach orchard. [laughter] tim:

negroes that were in world war ii like josephine baker? for france there was a pilot from world war i that was in world war ii too, but i cannot think of his name. mr. laver: i can only say briefly, paris prior to the war was a much more liberated city as far as race goes than much of the united states. josephine baker is an example of someone who did not have the challenges she would have had in the united states. as far as african-american soldiers in world war ii, the army was still segregated at the time. serving in various units. most of you are familiar with the tuskegee airmen, a segregated unit that had annexed -- extraordinairy combat record in flying pilot support for american bombers. a number of african-american veterans from world war i served in world war ii as well, but still facing the segregation they had experienced in the u.s. army in world war i. that is the best i can do on that question. anything else? anything else? sir? >> how tall was de gaulle? [laughter] mr. laver: how tall was de gaulle? the nickname that the am

apparently they're off limits to the so-called regular joes or josephines so make sure you plan ahead> probably wish you could do more planning this morning but along westbound 80 it's shut down. >> same freeway yesterday but yesterday was san pablo. today it's a person involved from what we understand, not chickens. headlights coming toward us the bay bridge, this is westbound 80, east shore freeway. at the bottom of the screen we have the flares laid out across the freeway blocking off all westbound lanes. they're releasing a few lanes here. we'll get details from chp but look at the backup through berkeley and in to emeryville. frontage road was always accessible. ashby avenue folks getting off the freeway and traveling down this frontage road, one or two lanes and it is a small wood way. if folks are in a rush the high rate of speed could be a danger zone. warning folks traveling west coming out of richmond, san pablo in to berkeley you'll have a big backup, quickly building not yet to golden gate field. if that is the case when you get there, use your patience. looks like a few l

we have josephine this year's chair as well as nora who is part of the mayor's blue ribbon panel as well as the district 10 commissioner. they would like to share a few words why we are interested in having this resolution and making sure that you all have the full support and vote this through. we believe that there should be youth voices in city commissions as well as committees and making sure that there is a youth presence felt. i will let the youth speak now. >> thank you. >> thank you for the introduction, austin. hello, commissioners, i currently represent district four on the youth commission and chair it this year. today i am here to strongly urge you to add a youth seat on the police commission. throughout the 20 plus years of history we have been advocating for improving police relations with youth and other add adjusted issues. we have done community outreach when commissioner hilton and i were first year commissioners we hosted a youth police round table. thank you, chief scott. very common thing we noticed during the round table, youth's lack of feeling empowered. they didn

and this is the birth certificate of the supermodel josephine this is if you can't hold the super bowl that. this was a demo meant. it was the moment when fashion photography became a kind of high society phenomenon. and she could tell. they would keep the models on after a fashion show put them in different clothes and have them turn up and party they were like high society ladies stahmann. back had turned human clothes horses into self-confident women with their own personalities stars in their own right the more conservative among the industry's editors found it hard to come to terms with this new angle on portraying women as what it sucks you can see here the shock over how these women try to become supermodels or they were suddenly this is the photo where they said we can't use this. loser. by the early 1990 s. lind back was already one of the leading lights in his trade with the influence to go with it selling fashion meant selling faces conveniently for a bag that's what he was interested in the clothes he went on to foster the development of various budding supermodels most not

we share our information but josephine will wrote this, the dnc made a mistake and relying solely oncompany for its investigation thereby opening itself to these types of criticisms and conspiracy theories. >> it is a legitimate question and the theme ic, a president who used stands for transparency, turned over the mueller report unredacted, turned over the transcript and i think is expressing transparency on the other side. a lot of folks are frustrated what hillary clinton appears to have gotten away with and a president who wants to end corruption worldwide. ica president who is asking a world leader to stamp out corruption and see if there was corruption in this biden transaction. to meet is a double standard. the russia investigation the mainstream media, the left, politicians, democrat saying we need to endlessly investigate russian collusion which came out with a big nothing. on the other side the same people for endless russian investigations now are saying we can't even look into this biden situation. we have to shut it down and it is a complete double standard. it should b

josephine baker is an example of someone who did not have the challenges she would have had in the united states. as far as african-american soldiers in world war ii, the army was still segregated at the time. serving in various units. most of you are familiar with the tuskegee airmen, a segregated unit that had annexed ordinary combat record in flying pilot support for american bombers. african-american veterans from more walk one served in world war ii as well, but still facing the segregation they had experienced in the u.s. army in world war i. that is the best i can do on that question. anything else? anything else? sir? gaulle?all was de [laughter] mr. laver: how tall was de gaulle? the nickname that the americans gave him was -- two meters. he was about 6'6". in the video we saw, he was not standing on a platform, he was simply that much taller than most of the other people. he was quite a tall individual. yes, sir? >> what was hitler's response when he learned that the destruction of paris had not taken place? mr. laver: furious. he anticipated coltus was going to carry out those

avino, olivia angle, josephine gaye, dylan hockley, madeline f. pu, katherine hubbard, chase kowalski, ana marquez-greene. grace mcdonald. annemarie murphy, jack pinto, noah posener, jessica rekos, avil richmond, mary sherlock, vik toash i can't --ing victoria soho, allison wyatt. madam president, my time is almost up, but i haven't even reached the names of those who died after newtown nearly seven years ago. so i'll close with one last point. it's hardbreaking to know that some of the people on this list -- it's heartbreaking to know that some of the people on this list might be alive today if we only had the courage to pass the keep america safe act or to establish universal background checks or a new assault weapons ban. and it's just as heartbreaking to know that more names of more sons and daughters, mothers and fathers, brothers and sisters, friends and colleagues will end up on this list in the days ahead should the senate continue to fail to act. that's the truth. that's the truth, madam president. every day without action is another day

turn the servers directly over to the dni, they said we shared all our information, but enslaved, josephine. "the dnc made a strategic mistake underlying so we are a private company for its investigation, thereby opening itself up to these questions, these types of criticisms and conspiracy theories." >> i think is a legitimate question and the whole theme that i see throughout this is a president that stands for transparency. he turned over the mueller report almost completely unredacted, turned over this complaint, he's turned over this transcript and i think is expecting that there's some transparency on the other side. a lot of folks are frustrated with what hillary clinton appears to have gotten away with and i also see a president that wants to end corruption worldwide and i've said this before, i see a president who is asking a world leader, the ukrainian president, to stamp out corruption and to see if there was corruption in this biden transaction. so to me -- it's a complete double standard. in the russian investigation we had everybody in the mainstream media, the left, the polit

avino, olivia angle, josephine gaye, dylan hockley, madeline f. pu, katherine hubbard, chase kowalski, ana marquez-greene. grace mcdonald. annemarie murphy, jack pinto, noah posener, jessica rekos, avil richmond, mary sherlock, vik toash i can't --ing victoria soho, allison wyatt. madam president, my time is almost up, but i haven't even reached the names of those who died after newtown nearly seven years ago. so i'll close with one last point. it's hardbreaking to know that some of the people on this list -- it's heartbreaking to know that some of the people on this list might be alive today if we only had the courage to pass the keep america safe act or to establish universal background checks or a new assault weapons ban. and it's just as heartbreaking to know that more names of more sons and daughters, mothers and fathers, brothers and sisters, friends and colleagues will end up on this list in the days ahead should the senate continue to fail to act. that's the truth. that's the truth, madam president. every day without action is another day

josephine k, seven. anna marquez green, six. catherine hubbard, six. jesse lewis, six. grace mcdonnell, seven. emily parker, six. noah posner, six. caroline per vd, six. jessica ray kos, six. mad line -- six. chase kowalski, seven. james mattioli, six. and then several children that didn't have pictures at the timb of this publication for the "wall street journal," dylan hockley, six. jack tinto, six. abby richman, six. benjamin wheeler, six. and allison wyatt, age six. so when we talk about what we should do here, what we must do, we have to remember more than just a list of communities, which in a sense is about a place. it's about geography. we also have to remember those who were lost. and i think we have to begin to ask ourselves some really fundamental questions. maybe in ways we don't often do, even in this chamber, even in this body, which is supposed to be the greatest deliberative body in the world.e this is a place where we should ask some of the questions that many of us have been asking. is it too much to ask when we remember what those children suffered an

you would be immensely proud of them, and your wife, josephine, your brother, no matter where we areing in this world, we managed to come back to this hallowed ground to reconnect with a part of you and honor you. i hope you know how much we and your extended family that love you, nice you and remember you always. >>boyiue mohanmmed. >> manual mojica. >> manwell molina. >> carl molinaro. >> justin john molisani junior. >> brian patrick monaghan. >> franklin monahan. >> on gerard monahan. >> kristin lee montanaro. >> craig montana. >> michael otsi. >> carlos montoya. >> antonio valdes. >> cheryl and monyak. >> thomas moody. >> sharon more. >>krishma moorthy. >> laura moarbitu. >> carlos morality. >> polyp more alice. >> sonja mercedes more alice. >> gerard more and junior. >> john christopher moran. >> john michael moran. >> kathleen moran. >> lindsay stapleton moorhouse. >> george william morel. >> stephen morello. >> vincent morello. >> even at nicole marino. >> dorothy morgan. >> richard j morgan. >> nancy morgenstern. sanae mori. >>blanca morrocco. >> dennis rodman roni. >> my cou

josephine gaye, 7. anna marquez green, 6. katherine v. hubbard, 6. jessie lewis, 6. grace mcdonnell, 7. emily parker, 6. noah posner, 6. caroline pravedy, 6. jessica rakos, 6. madeleine f.hassau, 6. chase kowalski, 7. james matioli, 6. and then several children that didn't have pictures at the time of this publication for "the wall street journal." dylan hockley, 6. jack pinto, 6. aviel richmond, 6. benjamin wheeler, 6. and allison n. wyatt, age 6. so when we talk about what we should do here, what we must do, we have to remember more than just a list of communities, which in a sense is about a place, it's about geography. we also have to remember those who are lost. and i think we have to begin to ask ourselves some really fundamental questions, maybe in ways we don't often do, even if this chamber, even in this body, which is supposed to be the greatest deliberative body in the world. this is a place where we should ask some of the questions that many of us have been asking. is it too much to ask when we remember what those children suffered and what their families