relph: it was clear that he wanted josephine.t house if they'd have been between him and josephine. he obviously spent the most time with josephine. josephine was moved to the basement of the house... and she was hung. ♪ that was so sad and so -- so horrible and so callous and so cold that he would do what he did to a child. singular: he masturbated at the scene, which becomes significant in terms of forensics because he's leaving behind dna samples. otis: a lab investigator took samples of that semen, put it in a paper bag, stapled it shut, and turned it in as evidence because there was no scientific testing to do. 1974, that went on a shelf in an evidence facility. i don't think people knew how to spell dna much less -- from a law-enforcement point of view -- much less knew what the value is to preserve that, but there is one thing policemen did know and the investigator was an incredible imagination for -- you don't know what you don't know, but he knew he had to preserve that. ♪ jordan: he didn't rape the mother. he didn't ev

i'm glad to mention her name. >> jesse: tell josephine i said hello. >> i will. classes. aldean's song is about preventing them, not letting your down get burned down, property get ripped our family get hurt. and dorn is a widow of david dorn, who was murdered by an blm rioter in 2020. and, when he saw the song and the controversy around the song, what went through your mind. >> it was absurd. i just watched it today, i watched the video today. it speaks of small-town values. speaks of community values, speaks of standing up for ourselves. when did it become illegal in the united states of america for us to stand up for ourselves? that's our given right, to protect ourselves, our life liberty and pursuit of happiness. to have people that, when he puts it in a song, that's what he is saying, it's a sense of community, neighborhood, taking care of each other. we have gotten so far away from that it's actually very scary. after losing my husband, being a police officer of 28 years, i always carried a gun but losing him to gun violence, i make sure i have a gun on me

the josephine alexander lived in los angeles in the united states. he survived the whole, the cost of living through ocean and $11.00 other concentration camps and nazi germany. his whole family was murdered because they were jewish. now at 100 years old, joseph alexander returns to the land of the perpetrators. people s we, why did you come back? i came back because i survived it the, the joseph alexander has lived in this house in los angeles for half his life. he's an american citizen, but he was born and raised in the small polish town of cobol, with his father, mother, 3 sisters and 2 brothers, a family of taylors. joseph learned the trade at a young age. then german troops invaded poland and 1939. on september, 13th of that year, the nazis arrived in tow. joseph was the only person in his family to survive the whole, the cost. if he didn't want me to, to survive. i wouldn't be here. well i'm going to take a and know, i don't know if you heard me speak when i so dr. mangle and los phillips and they told me to go to the left and then when they mo

josephine right. meantime, vows to continue the fight for her home. our food is to make sure.the civil war. and it's been in the family since that time. >> the wright family has raised more than $150,000 to help with the matriarchs legal defense. her attorneys filed a counterclaim alleging harassment by the developing from no word yet on whether tyler perry has had a chance to connect with ms right? >> alright, big question here. coming up, hot dogs or hamburgers. we're going to see which cookout staple. we'll be showing up in california barbecues this holiday weekend right after the break. >> the 4th of july can be an exciting time for people but not so much for others or their pets. many shelters across the nation see an uptick and runaway animals who could be frightened by the loud sounds. and san mateo, the peninsula, humane society and spca is urging pet owners to prepare ahead. joining us live is communications manager buffy martin tarbox to give us some helpful tips to keep our furry loved ones safe and secure. thanks for being here. >> thank you so much for inviting us

well, we're going to defend ourselves here like little jazzl josephine racine. know, i'm glad you mentionai her name. >> tell josephine i said hellos. . >> well, thanks, jesse. than>>k you.riot >> riots have real yonsequences, aldin songs about preventing them, not letting your town get burned down, property get ripped, their family get hurt. and dawn is a widow of david.rn dawn, who was murdered by a blm rioter in 2020. >> and when you saw the song the and you saw the controversy around the sonong andg, what wet through your mind? it was absurd. i just i just watched it today.i i just watched the video today and it speaks of small town values. it speaks of community valuen vs that speaks of, you know, standing up for ourselves. you know, when did it become illegal in the united states of america for us to stand up for o ourselves? uresthat's that's our that's our our give it rights to to haotect ourselves, our life, liberty, pursuit of happiness, and to have people criticizeavpu that. a son you know, when he puts it ing,is a song, that's basically what he's say

specifically said that the block will not tolerate the overflow of a democratically elected government. josephine western nations are coming out in strong terms, calling for the immediate and unconditional release of president by zoom. so what you're seeing really is a broad outcry both from within africa, but also from a wide to international standpoint. why we seeing this kind of response to the, in, in the way it's coming from many western countries in particular these areas a really important economic and security pot. no, it is one of the few remaining democracies in this region. but of course, it also has quite a freight job history. the people living is that have experience for separate crews since gaining independence from france in 1960 ad. so, but as soon as election in 2021 was actually the 1st peaceful democratic transfer of power in the country since independence. and his removal is therefore a massive, massive below for democracy in africa. and for the people living is more generally the country and the white a region has of course, been handling and struggling with an upsurge in th

. >> christine and josephine got married last year in their home , inviting their closest friends and we spent i would say, no more than 5000. >> yeah, i'd say 5 or 6000. most of it was towards food and drink. >> really. both have children and say their priority was to buy a house to fit their family . chris and angela ended up taking out a loan to pay for the mounting costs, paying around $50,000 total and the dilemma of whether a wedding is worth that much money is still up for debate. was it worth it spending this much money on your wedding day? personally i loved our day and i'd even if it was extremely expensive, it was it was beautiful and something that i'll never forget. it was beautiful. >> i wouldn't i wouldn't change it now, but yeah, i think we could have done some other stuff with that. 50,000. >> yeah. our thanks to jacqueline lee there, by the way, one third of couples surveyed believe it's worth it to take on wedding debt. i would be on the other two thirds of that, by the way, want to see a young rihanna ali? there she is. 15 years ago, that was me getting married bri

moving on to josephine in new jersey. caller: good morning. i am just curious, this is the bbc, and england, the interest rate went down to 8.9%, they thought it was glorious. what are we listening to, what does that mean? if it is 3% in the people think it is 15 or 20, perception is not reality. is it 3% or not? guest: there are different ways to measure inflation. economists look at core inflation a lot of times because they think if you take out food and energy prices, it tends to better predict what underlying inflation or future inflation will be. that's been running closer to 4.5% for the last few months. it was 5.5 percent, 6%. it is coming down more slowly than headline inflation and the challenges if you allow it to go on for a while, people begin to think prices will be higher in the future. economists believe those expectations are important in determining what inflation will be. if you think prices will be higher a year from now, you will ask for more money. if you are a landlord, you will charge more rent. so there can be a self-f

today we are lucky to feature josephine. her writing has been featured vulture, vice and slate, among other places, covering such subjects southland tales. the book of joe and love and rockets, the famous comic series. her book believer the rise and fall of stanley told the story of marvel's most famous film cameo, from early success to a sad and sordid end. now, in her new book, ringmaster where she asks the question, do we live in a world that instant mayhem created? if so, who is affected and why. joining her in conversation is jeff jess keefe, the of 30,000 steps, a memoir in of sprinting toward life after loss. keith has written articles for teen vogue runner's world and book brooklyn magazine, among others. she has alongside ngos to sing to the stigmatize the addiction and increase the availability of medication early naloxone. here is josephine reesman and jess keefe. hi everybody. here's how you know it's real is when have two microphones. yeah. the first time vince mcmahon did a bad guy appearance was in memphis. no

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but she says to josephine, intercepted and destroyed near the defense ministry in the capital, russian officials accuse ukraine of an attempt to type of attack on moscow. the drones reported they struck non residential buildings. spain's political parties have started told us to try to form a government after inconclusive elections. the conservative people's party won most seats in sundays vote. but if i was short of a majority by mr. pedro sanchez of the ruling socialist workers party describes the result as a defense for the far right police. a frontier gas and a valley in india is northeast and state of money for hundreds of gathered calling for an end to the conflict that has killed more than a 150 people. since may. the violence was triggered off to the court recommended the majority him to may take us in the area, get the same extended benefits as the minority christine perkins. i'm gonna start as in denmark of once again said 5 to a copy of the crown. thousands of people in yemen have been demonstrating in response to this and another incident of cut on burning by a swedish prot

josephine wamah lost her twin brother, joseph. >> it's hard to wake up from this. i don't understand how someone could just do that to my brother. >> reporter: marie merritt says her son lashyd had just run to the store for a snack when he was gunned down. >> it breaks my heart. i don't know what's wrong with people now days. i don't know. he was a good kid. he was. and i'm going to miss him so much. >> reporter: authorities say a 2-year-old boy was also shot, his mother and twin brother wounded by shattered glass in their car. and this was just one american mass shooting over the long holiday weekend. in shreveport, louisiana, gunfire erupting at a birthday party overnight leaving four dead and seven wounded. in total across the country this long weekend, 18 people were killed and more than 100 wounded in 17 mass shootings. >> linsey: a holiday marred by mass shootings. trevor ault joins us now from philadelphia. trevor, we're learning from law enforcement sources about some disturbing posts allegedly made by the suspect. what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, l

but china hasn't josephine. we opportunities offered by climate change, but it's also implementing them out of space that is simply breathtaking and actually produces more renewable energy than the rest of the way to gather that up . so when it comes to other government constitutions we have in may as a result, we didn't just expressed a willingness lines um and like also me our common aspiration to work together more closely together in the area of climate. i have one that looks on saw me. this is the potential we want to harness not just as europeans, together with china, but particularly with our partners across the globe of friends in the us, but many other partners as well worldwide. because all of us need this green transformation, i just want to see not one thing is clear without china, we're not going to manage the gym to contain the climate prices you them, nor to achieve more fair prosperity across the globe, montana. ladies and gentlemen, homeschooling, colleagues, alice, on no female, all of this, an

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to, to go through a few limits to deal with the field, which is almost thumbs of human abortion josephine. you install it in the installer . last model and said that somebody needs to come in then plug it in because i get to put the list for you. we get a said, you just use godaddy, but you more lucas? like create your own, you know, get still started. it is a little look for you, but be sure you got us a little as soon as i mean you're the one that you're going to mess with. but the one your significance today, can you can you hear me go up number? yes. please go for no worries. typically share your initial discussion here. i'm not the world over to the minute supply issue. so my to me here you know just you to i agree tom or smoked in his water could be issue. i swear i need the vehicle. i don't want you can just do the don't forget the say a gave it a unit, wrote a book about the concentration camps in korea, in collaboration with ryan to enter unless thomas motion and almost his family, the grandparents only spoke finished. so he has 2 native languages today. he's the editor in chief

. >> carley: you brought up the issue, let's talk about that with mary josephine.hey support universal background check, limits, but not bans on abortion and securing southern border while protecting dreamers. how does that sound to you and what are issues that matter most to you? >> for me, issues that matter most are southern border and economy. we're failing in both, failing at the economy, everybody i know in new york city seem to be struggling and it is a shame. i'm an independent voter right now because i think both parties really don't reflect my views anymore. we're turning from the constitution and although i agree with the platforms being discussed, abortion is not my main concern. i think the no labels party will act as a spoiler because people are upset with the potential democratic nominee, who will be probably joe biden. >> carley: how do you feel about that? a lot of people say a third party will peel off votes from joe biden or donald trump or whoever and democrats in particular are worried about this. what do you think about that? >> i don't think

as the roaring twenties hit, germany black american dancer josephine baker became a celebrated figure on the stages of berlin. extended this and the bus. they always call it the grass skirt area, and shrub black man, how to walk around wearing a grass skirt. not a suit mixed with them on board number line and 192510 door. vanya and the child was one of the few surviving black witnesses of the nazi era, until his death in 2019. as a child, he was put to work in the circus, and, and the so called human sues. he hated being docked at, or when complete strangers would run their fingers through his hair. the things got even worse with the introduction of the notorious note in bag race laws. in 1935 colonial migrants were stripped of their citizenship. pandora vanya and the child was issued an aliens passport, and was rendered stateless. he lost his job at a hotel. the finding work became nearly impossible. one of the few exceptions was a niche market. the movies, the, the most expensive film of the nazi era moons, housing required many black ex drugs to play servants and a turkish power. t

. >> jimmy: my girl josephine a is from long island, that's my hood aishah.tion and back now to provo utah for the nation's biggest stadium fireworks show at the stadium of ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> that was amazing. >> beautiful display of fireworks lighting up the night sky in provo utah and big thank you to abby hornacek who showed us how great provo utah is i didn't know. >> how about the great crew helping us light up fox plaza tonight. >> dealing with the bugs and the heat. >> lot of bugs, lot of humidity. >> we avoided the rain. >> yeah, we did. i had my concerns when they told me who was going to be on set tonight. not going to lie. you guys exceeded my expectations. >> joey: he doesn't mean it. hope you all celebrateed this amazing country's birthday with your family

in the back at this time we also have josephine wama and jasmine wama, the two sisters of one of the homicide victims. if they are able, they will be speaking today, and if they are not able, you will understand the reality of what they are up against. so let me just say a couple words, it should only be a couple words before we hear more from community. as many of you are aware, there were a lot of people who came to the scene of this crime yesterday and within several hours of the shooting itself. my office at that time had fully deployed our cares team, our victim witness coordinators team who immediately got in contact with the families of all of the victims of this shooting with the exception of the one young man who had not been identified at the time. as soon as he was identified they kicked into gear to address that. while we were out at the scene yesterday we were accompanied by leader joanna mcclinton, the speaker of the pennsylvania house, representative jordan harris, who is essentially her right hand, the number two in the pennsylvania house for the democrats, being coun

josephine wama, the twin city of joseph jr.smine spoke about her love for her brother who she described as a true artist. >> i really love him, and the fact that you did this to us, like, for your own agenda, for your own reason, it's just really pissing me off. it's really pissing me off, and i'm going to miss him a lot. he taught me a lot about myself. he was like a second father to me. i never wanted to tell anyone that, but he was like a second father to me. he was getting me on things i need to do, plans. he was like, you got to plan stuff and then just do it. so he was gorgeous inside and out. i'm going to miss that beautiful smile. i really am. he had the best hugs. >> and he took care of his family. >> she said her brother was an angel taken away. he was among five victims killed. >>> disturbing new details about a january 6th rioter who was arrested near the home of former president barack obama. in a new court filing, federal prosecutors say tailor taranto appeared to target the obama home. he used his own truth socia

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in the back at this time we also have josephine wama and jasmine wama who are the two sisters of one of the homicide victims. if they are able, they will be speaking today, and if they are not able, you will understand the reality of what they're up against. let me just say a couple of words. it really only should be a couple of words before we hear more from community. as many of you are aware, there were a lot of o'people who came to the scene of this crime yesterday within several hours of the shooting itself. my office at that time had fully deployed our cares team, our victim witnesses coordinator team who immediately got in contact with the families of all of the victims. like a shooting with the exception of one young man who had not been identified at that time. as soon as he was identified they kicked into gear to address that. while we were out at the scene yesterday we were accompanied by leader joanna mcclinton who is the speaker of the pennsylvania house, representative jordan harris, council member katherine gilmore richardson was there. council member jamie gotye was t

josephine's brother joseph was among the victims. >> i really love him, and the fact that you did this own agenda, for your own reason, it's just really pissing me off. >> reporter: this year, more than 750 people in philadelphia have been the victim of a shooting. 190 have been killed. late wednesday, philadelphia mayor jim kenney filed a lawsuit against two major suppliers of untraceable gun parts. >> we are announcing the filing of this lawsuit to stop them from continuing to flood the streets of our city. >> reporter: as yet another shaken community looks at each other to try and make sense of what happened. >> that was lilia luciano reporting. >>> the white house is responding to the discovery of cocaine near a visitor's entrance in a well-traveled part of the west wing. caitlin huey-burns has more on the response and the sececret servicee ininvestigatioion. >> we havave confidedence thaha secret service is going to get to the bottom of this. >> reporter: as the secret service investigates who brought a small plastic bag of cocaine into the west wing, the white house maintains tha

her name was anna josephine -- fold. that's about all i knew. when all of this began, during the darkest days of the great recession, anna, my mother told me, was a plucky woman who on her own settled the untamed prairies of northwestern north dakota. the family law was made even more romantic for what it left out, and a disappeared from her homestead in 1907. lost to time and the vast plains is more than a century later. an oil company sent my mother a 20 $400 check. the oil company was leasing mineral rights along the edges of the booming bakken oil fields of north dakota. from the oil company, my mother learned she was an heir to mineral rights below the surface of the land where anna once had homesteaded. the check arrived in a manila envelope a few days before christmas in 2009. it's auspicious timing, further confirmation of a family theory never articulated, but well understood that unexpected windfalls have a way of showing up when they are most welcome. in 1951, when my mother was just six years old, her father had signed a lease with a

josephine moore. she was not in good health. most of calvin's life and sadly died in march on 39th birthday. when calvin was just 12 years old, she likely suffered from tuberculosis. calvin spent good amount of time with his grandparents on their. they hope to see him grow up and work the land as they and progenitor nations had. but over time, calvin hoped to follow in his father's footsteps and keep store, as he put it. calvin attended the one room schoolhouse which, was just up the road from his house. he was an average student. in february of 1886, when he was 13 years old, calvin went away for high school to attend black river academy in neighboring ludlow, vermont. as he put it, going away to school was my first great adventure in life. one class he found particularly interesting was in civil government, which provided his first exposure to the constitution of the united states. during the summers would return to plymouth and work on his grandparents farm. there he developed fondness for riding horses and march of calvin se

host: that was jake sullivan at the white house talking about the new weapons going to ukraine and, josephine is calling us from livingston, new jersey. independent. good morning. caller: good morning. i was loosening to the man from pennsylvania -- listening to the man from pennsylvania complain about ukraine. i pray all of this working come to an end, but putting our heads in the sand and ignoring what is going on. the next president says if i get into it i will end the war in 24 hours. it's simple like he would do in afghanistan, he was blamed, along with biden, for being incompetent in getting the war settled. he is going to end the war in 24 hours? fine, he will say his friend putin, yes what, you can have ukraine, the war has ended, that is what we are talking about. we've got to unfortunately allow them to defend themselves. they're not asking us to fight for them. if they did, that would be a different story. i think we would look at it differently but they are doing their job, they are trying to save their nation and it is a big nation and the breadbasket of south africa. to have put

to william carlos williams, upton sinclair, ernest hemingway, richard wright, meredith lesueur, josephine tillie olson, and many others, many of whom are placed today in the u.s. literary canon. likewise a black communist against you based in harlem was a critical force in organizing antiwar racist black feminist initiatives. from this point of view, the communist party may be viewed as a significant political force on the american left in spite of the party's homophobic 60 year ban in dividual queer members of the communist party made astonishing contributions to lgbt history and gay liberation, women's history and liberation union organizing anti-rape is just organizing black liberation. i provide extensive reference notes also to detail the cases of political or campaigns and events. the party people were involved in, especially for younger younger generations, who may not be familiar with that history. queer communists were teachers, artists, poets, playwrights, journalists, social workers, and union and community organizers. this queer presence is an essential part of communist and r

ridley scott and joined by tom cruise's mission impossible costar vanessa kirby she plays impress josephinespotlight is shining on a desperate ken in a new clip revealing glimpse of ryan gosling's musical. number in the movie. you want to see it >> yes. >> take a look ♪ ♪ is it my destiny to live and die a life of blonde fragility, i'm just king where i see the love she sees a friend ♪ >> i didn't know there was singing in "barbie". >> oh, yeah. >> "barbie" hits theaters next week, the same day as christopher nolan's, "oppenheimer." with two giant block busters headed to the theater next week, amc theaters is reporting a fun new trend. more than 20,000 people bought tickets to see both movies on the same day people are make it a thing fan creating their own double feature. it's a trend taking off on social media two really good movies. >> not a lot of overlap there for the type of movie. >> two different audiences >> maybe it's a negotiation. honey, if you come to "barbie" with me, i'm come to the nuclear weapon film with you. >> and go to bed in separate rooms. >> there you go. keep each o

host: that was jake sullivan at the white house talking about the new weapons going to ukraine and, josephine is calling us from livingston, new jersey. independent. good morning. caller: good morning. i was loosening to the man from pennsylvania -- listening to the man from pennsylvania complain about ukraine. i pray all of this working come to an end, but putting our heads in the sand and ignoring what is going on. the next president says if i get into it i will end the war in 24 hours. it's simple like he would do in afghanistan, he was blamed, along with biden, for being incompetent in getting the war settled. he is going to end the war in 24 hours? fine, he will say his friend putin, yes what, you can have ukraine, the war has ended, that is what we are talking about. we've got to unfortunately allow them to defend themselves. they're not asking us to fight for them. if they did, that would be a different story. i think we would look at it differently but they are doing their job, they are trying to save their nation and it is a big nation and the breadbasket of south africa. to have put

moving on to josephine in new jersey. caller: good morning. curious, this is the bbc, and england, the interest rate went down to 8.9%, they thought it was glorious. what are we listening to, what does that mean? if it is 3% in the people think it is 15 or 20, perception is not reality. is it 3% or not? guest: there are different ways to measure inflation. economists look at core inflation a lot of times because they think if you take out food and energy prices, it tends to better predict what underlying inflation or future inflation will be. that's been running closer to 4.5% for the last few months. it was 5.5 percent, 6%. it is coming down more slowly than headline inflation and the challenges if you allow it to go on for a while, people begin to think prices will be higher in the future. economists believe those expectations are important in determining what inflation will be. if you think prices will be higher a year from now, you will ask for more money. if you are a landlord, you will charge more rent. so there can be a self-fulfilling