quinna, josephine and martha? one the detective got the coordinates. >> and 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 lamelli had run into them both. >> i mentioned, i do know he has a friend, stephen gordon. >> reporter: steven gordon, he's done time for molesting a minor and later kidnapping. he and canno were inseparable, apparently. once again, detective pulled up the gps coordinates to check the place martha was last seen in santa ana, and no gordon. not there. when she checked locations for quinna and josephine, 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. canno and gordon driving together up and down beach

hello, josephine.culating in the community, as far as we can tell, command this advice may change, of course, one has to react dynamically to these situations, at the moment the level of circulation is extremely low. therefore your risk of catching this from going about your daily business remains extremely low. at the moment there are no grounds to isolate yourself. but if you become symptomatic, or you come into contact with somebody who is, and therefore you may be at risk of having caught it, that is the point at which one would put oneself into self—imposed quarantine in order to make sure you don't give it to somebody else. if you are going to any doctor's appointments, clinical appointments, why not ring them, one of them that you have got some symptoms, and ask perhaps, can ibe some symptoms, and ask perhaps, can i be put at the end of the list? that way you are not going to sit in a waiting room with people who are equally vulnerable and potentially infect them. you will be placed at the end o

so, farts. ( laughter ) >> stephen: on march 14 at the josephine county fairgrounds, it's the "enlightenede. and rest assured: "every person that offers a product or service has submitted two references." ( laughter ) so don't you worry, that lady shoving needles in your face knows at least two people. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> on march 13, at the vice brewing company, check out the baby mama drag show. one of the drag performers is expecting, so they're asking for donations of diapers, wipes, or clothes. it's a girl! yes, girls' clothes only. the "baby mama drag show" is very serious about traditional gender roles. >> stephen: head over to alibi tavern on march 8 for the 2020 southern oregon battle of the bands. this year's lineup includes autopilot miscreants, beyond the tide, and death plant. tickets are just $5, and kids 10 and under are free. great news for all those nine-year-old fans of plant." ( laughter ) >> on march 27 and 28, the rise aerial dance studio presents "women rising: a night of circus and dance." >> stephen: sounds like a great night out with the kids. >> i'm afrai

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just like josephine baker who experienced the east st. louis riots, 1917, went on to be what she became. hooks experienced the tulsa, oklahoma riot in 1921. she just passed away a couple years ago. yes, that incident did happen after world war i. >> why was a bomb dropped in tulsa, oklahoma? can you give some background? >> olivia hooker tells in her story, a lot of these attacks, there were people in uniform and some of them were local national guardsmen. there were bombs dropped in the city, burned from the top down. >> dropped from a military airplane? >> i don't know if it was from a military airplane, that part of the story i am not completely sure or whether it was some artillery that was dropped. i'm not completely sure on that aspect. >> a couple of questions from folks on twitter as we have been having this conversation. a couple of questions. steve asking, there was black jack pushing, but he was white. earned his nickname commanding black troops in the american war. that the history of the? >> yeah, black jack and reinterpreted

lots of tape lines on the floor to indicate 6 foot distances and josephine rights, they put a barrieretween the cashier and the customer a check out which i think is a good idea. you can find similar distancing at the san francisco, whole foods and even a sign to remind people to keep their distance in line. there's also a whole foods team member cleaning carts before customers take them. but one of our viewers named just tells us that's not what's happening at this costco in san jose. >>i believe it. this is. >>just advise is bringing your own wipes just in case. >>reach out to cosco we haven't heard back from them, we've also reached out to safeway as well trader joe's and whole foods all of them say they are also doing enhanced cleaning and more routine and frequent cleaning of their stores to keep things. >>going well and clean and during this and debt that's the latest reporting live in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news. >>so then i also been trying to avoid going to the grocery stores and using some of these delivery service grocery apps and a lot of them are telling me that

lots of tape lines on the floor to indicate 6 foot distances and josephine rights, they put a barrier between the cashier and customer check out which i think is a good idea. also a good idea, cleaning shopping carts that whole foods we mentioned has a team member park right by the carts, wiping them down before passing them on to customers. one of our viewers named just tells us not all stores are going that extra mile specifically this costco in san jose police. >>this is. >>just advise is bringing your own wife's wherever you go probably a wise idea. we reached out to many of the grocery stores we heard from trader joe's and safeway as well as whole foods they're all doing enhanced cleaning. >>and as you know many of the stores also have separate hours for seniors. you should check with your local store and see if they have that as well live in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news. >>thank you dan now shuttered schools have for school lunch delivery companies to make some drastic business decisions. mass layoffs, leading companies to restructure their organizations. one local busi

writes but he was unlucky enough the object of his affections was perhaps the heiress the classic josephine uproots fake perhaps he fell in love with the wrong women i was always women who were unattainable because they were not compatible with his standing and. pride of place is taken by the school for the 9th symphony famous for its core. ode to joy the promise of a better world. this is news and these are our top stories. u.s. president donald trump is banning travel from europe to the u.s. for days it's part of a new plan to fight the spread of coronavirus blame the european union for not acting quickly enough to stop the spread of disease actions to protect the health and well. keep new cases from entering our shoes. from europe to the united states for the next 30 days. italian government has ordered the closure of all shops except food stores and pharmacies bars and restaurants are also to remain shut as part of efforts to halt the spread of the corona virus italy has recorded the highest number of infections outside china. the world health organization says the spread of the corona

writes but he was unlucky in love the object of his affections was perhaps the heiress the classic josephine uproots fic perhaps he fell in love with the wrong women it was always women who were unattainable because they were not compatible with his standing and it's an interest and. pride of place is taken by the score for the 9th symphony famous for its choral finale ode to joy the promise of a better world. this is day doubly news because our top stories fears about the coronavirus on resulting travel bans of promising more big swings on stock markets an early plunge on wall street triggered a 15 minute holton trading the s. and p. and down jones indices tumbled more than 7 percent. virus outbreak has prompted u.s. at president donald trump to impose a 30 day ban on travel from europe to the u.s. it blames the european union for not acting quickly enough to stop the disease is spread. italy's government has stepped up its coronavirus response by ordering the closure of all restaurants and shops except grocery stores and pharmacies italy has recorded the highest number of infections outsid

at least 11 other long-term care facilities in washington including the josephine caring community now have infected residents or staff. >> the facility is in lockdown. so no visitors, no consultants, and no families. i can tell you that's incredibly tough. >> reporter: in northern california, officials confirmed tuesday that an assisted living resident in their 90s died there. a recent study examining coronavirus cases in china found that in people over 80 years old, the death rate was nearly 15%. in seattle's king county, 74 more cases were announced tuesday bringing the statewide total to more than 260. >> if you do the math, it gets very disturbing. >> reporter: governor jay inslee outlined new rules for nursing homes, including limiting patients to one visitor per day, and screening employees and volunteers for symptoms at the start of their shift. >> the number of people who are infected in an epidemic like this will double in the state of washington unless we take some real action here. >> reporter: if you have a loved one in a facility, experts have recommendations. they say ca

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lots of tape lines on the floor to indicate 6 foot distances and josephine rights, they put a barrier between the cashier and customer check out which i think is a good idea. also a good idea cleaning shopping carts that whole foods we mentioned has a team member park right by the carts wiping them down before passing them on to customers. one of our viewers named just tells us not all stores are going that extra mile specifically this costco in san jose police. >>this is. >>just advise is bringing your own wife's wherever you go probably a wise idea. >>now safely trader joe's and whole foods just to name a few all say they're doing enhanced cleaning to keep the store even safer. in addition to that many of the stores are doing special hours for seniors. in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news. >>well to the east bay now a local delivery company that once served school lunches is now taking grocery orders online choice launch ceo justin gag and he launched a non contact drive-thru grocery pickup at the company's headquarters in danville so customers can go and you place your order on

at least 11 oolong-term care facilities in washington, including the josephine caring community now haves or staff. >> the facility is in lock down, so no visitors, no consultants, and no families. and i can tell you that's incredibly tough. >> reporter: in northern california, officials confirmed tuesday that an assisted living resident in their 90s died there. a recent study of coronavirus cases found people over 80 years old, the death rate was nearly 15%. in seattle's king county, 74 more cases were announced tuesday, bringing the statewide total to more than 260. >> if you do the math, it gets very disturbing. >> reporter: governor jay inslee outlined new rules for nursing homes including limiting patients to one visitor per day, and screening employees and volunteers for symptoms at the start of their shift. >> the number of people who were infected in an epidemic like this will double in the state of washington unless we take some, some real action here. >> reporter: and if you have a loved one in a nursing home or facility like this, experts have recommendations. they say call th

this is the same fashion we have on the others of the atlantic with empress josephine. this is the time of jane austin. this is the way all of the jane austen characters dress as well. after eight years of secretary of state where they establish their own social hub at their house on f street, madison comes president. they move into the presidents house. course, john and abigail adams lived in the white house at the very end of the presidency just for a few months. jefferson lived there, but he is a widower and does not really finish it off. when the medicines move into the west -- when the madisons moved into the white house, they know they need to furnish the space. dolley worked with the architectural -- with the architect of the capitol and his wife on furnishing the rooms of the white house. this is a well-informed imagining of the most spectacular of the rooms that dolley creates. we can stay -- we can say createsbly that dolley it because all of the correspondence is from dolley. latrobe has red curtains. would haveeme that been the height of fashion. i want you

have the entire group home on camera danielle edwards brian edwards and their beautiful children josephine and beau. daniel let me start with you you told me before that you had to suddenly decide to make a last minute decision who you're going to vote for yeah actually just this morning i was thinking about mayor pete and brian who sleeps in brief politics let me know that he had dropped out and so i did my homework all day long and landed on and landed on biden and what made you choose biden over for example bernie sanders the most important thing for me in this election was who could be president trump and that was biden for me here. to me these things attract chilled right right out in terms of his history in terms of his know how his connections him being able to put the right people in the right places to get the right things passed in washington was extremely important to me and so the only person i thought doing that with biden is around ok great so brian your wife says you live and breathe politics. what do you make of the past 2448 hours of twists and turns in this race and this

philip randolph and josephine baker who are two of those younger people who are their age in 1917 anding to it very well from what i see and from what we continue to hear. >> on that line for african-american veterans -- >> thank you very much for that question. >> nathaniel in smyrna, georgia, you're on with colonel salter. >> caller: colonel salter, good morning. thank you for serving. >> thank you, nathaniel. thank you. >> caller: i'm a disabled veteran myself. >> thank you for serving, and i appreciate your service. >> caller: what i'm trying to find out, colonel salter, this is the war where when everybody came back and in oklahoma city where they dropped the bomb, they dropped the bomb on the black people that came up with their own schools and kids dressed up with suits and ties and bows going to school. after the war was over when everybody came back and they saw what was happening, they had a picnic and dropped a bomb on them. >> colonel salter, can you pick up the story? >> i can. i believe you're talking about tulsa, oklahoma, in 1921. that is after world war i. so black wa

your head in recognition, perhaps your head in recognition, perhaps you feel that's pretty unfair, josephines you can't access but then the penalty is you can't a ccess a ny but then the penalty is you can't access any benefit in this really extraordinary time. because of that? yes, it's almost like you're being punished for being careful with your money. paul, ijust want to come back to that point making earlier. if you had £49,000 and profits you can if you had £49,000 and profits you ca n a ccess if you had £49,000 and profits you can access this help info. if you had 50,000 plus in profits as a self—employed person you get nothing. the government as i think saying it's making assumptions that if you are making profits of 50,000 plus you have a financial cushion to edit this crisis but do you think that's a fair assumption, the right cut—off point? that's a fair assumption, the right cut-off point? i think the problem is it's a cut—off point for its everything or nothing i think the government would not have wanted to do that but i think they are forced to do it by the complexity of tryin

this is josephine and nora. they put up these hearts on their window in michigan.to essential workers in their neighborhood. >>> take a look at this one, natasha james is the founder of the facebook group hearts in the window. she told cnn she wanted to make an online community giving families something to do. all the way in norway, olivia showed off their rainbow drawings in their windows. enjoy doing that with your kids wherever you are. thanks for your company. let's help our medical workers by staying at home and staying safe. thanks for watching. i'm robin curnow. yn curnow. i totally get how important it is to stay connected. customers can do what they need to do, whenever they need to do it online. we care about keeping you safe. (vo) we are open 24/7 online, so you can keep managing all you need from home and through the verizon apps and verizon.com. ♪ tell her how you feel. ♪ cause there is no doubt: ♪ this love is real ooohh. take the leap, with our diamond price match guarantee. ♪ jared. better days are ahead. ♪ i know that there'll be better days ♪ we a

lots of tape lines on the floor to indicate 6 foot distances and josephine rights, they put a barrier between the cashier and the customer a check out which i think is a good idea. you can find similar distancing at the san francisco, whole foods and even a sign to remind people to keep their distance in line. there's also a whole foods team member cleaning carts before customers take them. but one of our viewers named just tells us that's not what's happening at this costco in san jose. but luckily. >>this is. >>just advise is bringing your own wipes just in safeway whole foods and trader joe's just to name a few all say they're also doing enhanced cleaning with in the store and as you know many stores are also having special hours for seniors. in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news. >>a huge hit to the oakland economy announced today kaiser permanente is canceling its plans for that million headquarters in oakland a decision that will mean the loss of jobs tax money and more city leaders say this move is actually not related to the disruptions due to the coronavirus but did not gi

lots of tape lines on the floor to indicate 6 foot distances, the josephine rights, they put a barrier between the cashier and customer check out which i think is a good idea. also a good idea cleaning shopping carts that whole foods we mentioned has a team member park right by the carts wiping them down before passing them on to customers. one of our viewers named just tells us not all stores are going that extra mile specifically this costco in san jose police. this is. just advise is bringing your own wife's wherever you go probably a wise idea. now safely trader joe's and whole foods just to name a few all say they're doing enhanced cleaning. >>to keep the store even safer. in addition to that many of the stores are doing special hours for seniors. in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news. >>in the east bay, a local delivery company that once served school lunches is now taking grocery orders online choice live ceo justin gag, none has lost a no-contact drive-thru grocery pickup at the company's headquarters in danville customers place orders online and then drive up to choice lunc

kirby smith would be synonymous with josephine johnson. if they are going to talk together -- pemberton asked johnson to ask smith and asking davis to send anybody. the problem with kirby smith is you've got a great big river between you and him. the union gunboats are flying up and down. to get anybody across the river is going to be problematic and very dangerous. the other major problem is that in the concept of confederate departmentalization, kirby smith is in a completely different department. a lot of historians argue and some of the time argued that we should make it like it was back in johnson's day. the old confederate department number two, which is all the territory on the west, straddled the mississippi river. here, pemberton's department ends at the mississippi river. the department of mississippi and east louisiana. kirby smith is in a different department. those orders would have had to come from richmond to get anything done and kirby smith is not very interested. there will be some movement on the others june 7 with the a

another individual who helped out with the development of sncc, ella josephine baker, like clark, she grew up listening to stories from her grandmother about life as an enslaved woman. she was raised in north carolina, and her grandmother would often tell her about the time she was whipped for refusing to marry a man that had been chosen for her by her owner. baker's grandmother told her many stories about these experiences as an enslaved woman, and this, from childhood, is still in baker, a desire, a drive to make change, right? she understood from a direct level what it was like to be un-free. this is a situation that not all of the individuals involved in these women's movements understood. she studied at shaw university in raleigh, north carolina. she graduated as class valedictorian in 1927. she was active in many organizations. she was part of the naacp, in the southern christian leadership conference, served as executive secretary in that organization, and she recognized the power that the younger population had come if harnessed and given direction. so as executive secretary o

another question, looking in mostly. josephine asks that her husband and herself are elderly and haveolate? the bottom line is that at the moment the amount of virus circulating in the community, as far as we can tell, and this advice may change, the level of situation is extremely low. therefore, your risk of catching this book by going about your daily business it remains low. at the moment there are no grounds to isolate yourself but if you become symptomatic, are you come into contact with someone who is, you would isolate yourself at that point. that would help not transmitting it and if you're going to go toa transmitting it and if you're going to go to a doctor's appointment, why not ring them and one then you have got some symptoms and ask if they can be put at the end of the list? that we are not going to sit in the waiting room with people who are equally vulnerable and potentially infect them. you will still get you ca re infect them. you will still get you care about you will also not threaten anybody else. people can clea n threaten anybody else. people can clean out you.

host: that is josephine in livingston, new jersey.ust a few minutes before the house of representatives comes in for its elite session. before that, we will go to john mcardle. -- for its daily session. morning far this including that two north carolina senate contest. cal cunningham is backed by the democratic campaign committee. he won his primary yesterday for the chance to face republican senator in the november election. cunningham a former state senator and army colonel and the senatorial committee thought had the best chance of beating him in november. contest,omes to senate mj hager from texas ran for the house last cycle but did not win and is running for the chance to face john cornyn in texas senate contest this year. she will head to a may runoff winning 23% of the vote yesterday. she will be in that runoff with state senator royce west which is what it is. that is expected to take place in may. one other name that we talked about that you might have heard about on the ballot yesterday is former white house physician lonni