i know her personally for me, karen is karen. she has never been different. thanks. and this is what happens when you don't need to explain yourself when you don't need to put on a show to the diesels of for the sake of unconditional friendship and a place of solitude. karen nozzle is ready to do without many things and lead a simple life in a country with a most people every day. life is determined by pure struggle for existence. however, the country is known best at times. karen nice will shows us a clear example of this in the sense of beirut, that event week long for darkness. here in beirut, i saw complete destruction. more than 30 years ago when there was a war only during the war, people said, always a pe lug where after the war they made plans for the post war period. then the country began to recover in terms of real estate, a lot in institutional and social terms very little. so the war has not ended at the human level. unfortunately, however, real state recovered very quickly. now we're standing here in the most beautiful area of beirut. these were ordinar

i know her personally for me, karen is karen. she has never been different. thanks. and this is what happens when you don't need to explain yourself when you don't need to put on a show. for the sake of unconditional friendship and a place of solitude, karen nozzle is ready to do without many things and lead a simple life in a country where for most people everyday life is determined by pure struggle for existence. however, the country has known best at times. count nozzle shows us a clear example of this in the sense of beirut did even take long for darkness. here in beirut, i saw a complete destruction. more than 30 years ago when there was a war, only during the war, people said, always a play lug where after the war they made plans for the post war period. then the country began to recover in terms of real estate. a lot in institutional and social terms very little. so the war has not ended at the human level. unfortunately, however, real state recovered very quickly. now we're standing here in the most beautiful area of beirut. these were ordinary, luxurious sho

you know i'm always there for you, karen. karen: appreciate it. kevin jones, love how this conversation exists on exploring blackness as humanness. how do we beyond in the ocean of subtle and mythology to fully manifest as a leading global perspective? you gave the ketanji brown-jackson sigh. how do we answer this? i like that there's lightfulness. kevin, you've been to many of these conferences, rarely are any issues solved. it's a lot of circular conversation, like you said, a lot of -- this is one of the most thoughtful panels i've moderated and been on and been apart of because it is so thoughtful. you guys are actually contemplating the question in the way that how does it free us to quote sanchez and how do it free us is. we've got to be willing to come up with solutions for me and i think i say this in a lot of my speeches and feel like there's six areas where black people need to be empowered with black people and there's a price for all of humanity and spiritually and culturally and it's physical health. we need to talk about that and how

let's play out the scenario that if karen kneisen had stayed in france.hat would be the consequences? what would her opponents be capable of, is her security really? would be under a threat to my safety, it is obvious that there are many people who are interested in me, let's say, the public, judge, whimsical, a good lawyer is needed here, if you are not careful, you can quickly become a victim of a violent mob. it is not for nothing that in the middle ages a fence was erected around the scaffold before the crowd flew, tomatoes, today angry tweets and e-mails have no mercy, and for a former foreign minister like karen kneisel coped with the pressure. in the morning in the stable i have to deal with the material manure during the day with him material and when it is material manure, you feel its smell, they material suddenly flies right in your face, so the manure from the stable calms me a little, but where are the lawyers karen nysen, former colleagues political associates journalists and customers. they have all turned away. from her, even relatives and

it became clear to karen kneis that she must leave the country with her animals. she went to france for the first time. osta vlast in hostels and hotels, the french secret services had a hand in ensuring that the accommodation train was not simple, as i said in the fall of 2020. i left austria with me. i took my dogs my pony. they are over there, i think you can get to know them better. i have been looking for an apartment for a long-term lease for a long time, only in the fall of 2021. i finally found housing by french intelligence, contacted the owners of my house, asked them and literally told them the following. don't let her in the door. and what is most curious about me personally. no one contacted even then my name was blacklisted. and this is even before the resolution of the european parliament from the end of may, when sanctions were demanded against me, but i i'm obviously on some lists i don't know anything about, and to me that goes against all legal norms and the rule of law by comparison. even in former times, for example, in the 17th century during

i want to turn to karen. regardless of how this legislation is going to turn out , what lessons can we take from the previous supreme court term? >> thanks so much for asking this. we have of course a changing court and we will have a new justice as we start the new term. one of the cases i was most closely acquainted with was the remain in mexico challenge. we all know the president can undo a nonstatutory program of a past president. the question is, did president biden's administration do that in the correct way. this case becomes a standalone progressive win of the supreme court term. of course not because the supreme court is really fixated with immigrants or the race for asylum, but because of how the case comes out through the system. there are a couple of important lessons to be gleaned from this. the first is, is really narrow and my office -- the remain in mexico case, i'm motivated to participate in that case because for our legal and moral obligation to welcome asylum-seekers regardless of their c

when karen plays, she creates her room. karen did it and it's beautiful. everything is beautiful. it makes me crazy. it's clear favoritism on the set of cnbc fast money and i am putting my foot down. >> it is what it is. let's move on. joining us is cnbc founder and target media extive tom rogers. great to have you with us. i think the new data that came out just sort of reaffirms what we new about what was going on in the tv landscape. i want to start with how you think about the -- the media giants that have both parts of the business linear part as well as the streaming part of the business. how each is weighing and thinking about the valuation. >> well, it's great question, melissa. thanks for having me, and thank you for not putting me in the middle of the favoritism battle here. i think that what paramount plus and peacock did in terms of being able to feed both the broadcast side of the equation and the streaming side of the equation is a very smart play. it's clear that linear television is increasingly all about sports and news. it's why fox is most by rated of the tradit

., ., , ., ., .,, something you say that you see here, karen? ., ., , ., ., karen?od as the promises and _ karen? know and they are not as good as the promises and they _ karen? know and they are not as good as the promises and they really - karen? know and they are not as good as the promises and they really need l as the promises and they really need to take things up and it is good for our mental health and for the mental health a lot of people and it is free and it should be here for everybody to use safely. the government _ everybody to use safely. the government have _ everybody to use safely. the government have announced new restrictions on when water companies can charge sewage, will that make a difference? the mac may be a little but not really. the need to stop discharging sewage into the sea. tap discharging sewage into the sea. trip, yorkshire cup might water say they will work to the new government guidelines and even try to surpass them as well but for people here the concern is whether the water quality will remain good enough for them to swim regula

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karen had to defend herself against politicians, both in austria and in france. the way the austrian elite treated her reminded her of the order of the thirties of the last century. became hard, she was no longer surprised. why did adolf hitler rely on the austrians choice of ss leadership the constant attacks made her suspicious, even during our filming. she couldn't rule out being watched and eavesdropped on by some secret agent three weeks ago on sunday. i contacted the former federal president. austria heins fischer. we are talking. sometimes i said that when in germany there was a threat of sanctions against gerhard schroeder from the european parliament, chancellor schultz immediately took a clear position, he said that there could be no question of schroeder was on the sanctions list. in austria, the newspapers were full of headlines. hooray all corinne tyson's assets will be confiscated. this is my property. this is the house of money, for which 120,000 euros. i earned money and then built it for another 12 years and that was it. this is long before, in t

our karen finerman is here with the fine print on this. to beware of what is happening at amc? >> this is ridiculous. it's smoke and mirrors for sure. he knows it. everybody knows it. basically he knows he needs to raise more money in the future. he knows but he also promised the shareholders he would issue more stocks but instead he issued magical stocks and that is what these ape's are. amc normally prefers to get the dividends. physically it's a stock split except he doesn't need your vote to issue more of these in the future. and since he told the shareholders i don't want to dilute you that's exactly what future magical ape shares will do. they are going to dilute you. he goes through this whole rigmarole of how great it is. i don't really get it. if i were a shepherd or shareholder i would be offended. he has done a masterful job of selling anything that he possibly could including an fts. it has been quite a -- to save this business and he has been able to do it time and time again. whether this will allow him to stay afloat but if

from author karen tumulty and simon & schuster. thank you so much, karen, for joining us today. >> here's a look at what's coming up on the c-span networks. live at 10 p.m. eastern on c-span, the senate banking committee talks about the impact the housing market is having on renters and communities around the country. then live at 2:30 p.m. i hearing on the future of wireless communications and the fcc auction of the radio frequencies that wireless signals use. on c-span2 a look at the economic injury disaster loan program and the decision to stop processing applications in may. that's alive at 10 a.m. at 12 p.m. the senate gavels in to continue work on judicial nominations. everything also streams live on the free c-span now that you have or online at c-span.org. >> listening to programs through writer just got easier. play c-span radio app listened "washington journal" daily at 7 a.m. eastern, important congressional hearings and other public affairs throughout the day and weekdays at 5 p.m. and

karen reached out to her to see if she could help.s for finding history of african americans? >> african americans were not listed by name until the 1870 census. before that, they were just a number. >> if they were enslaved, they weren't -- >> listed at all. so really, you're looking for any tips and clues that you can. >> reporter: she started by sharswood's then owner, nc, for thanl crenshaw miller. >> there he is. he had 58 slaves here. >> reporter: but with only age and gender listed -- >> you have enslaved people, 69, 44, 34, and not a single name. >> reporter: there was no way of knowing whether violet and david were among them. so she looked up david and violet miller in the 1870 census, the first one after the civil war, where they finally appeared by name. it showed they were farm hands, that they couldn't read or write, and it listed their children, including, as carise showed us, a very young sarah miller. >> there's sarah. she's 1 years old. >> this looks like emily, she's 3. and here's samuel. >> yeah. >> he's 5. met h's

once again about this only a small fragment of what was shown, western movie watchers are sure that karen kneiss danced with the devil himself. if you look objectively, she invited one of the most powerful people in the world to her wedding day full of events and consequences. media coverage with an unquenchable fire without regard to morality and ethics will she invite the russian president to dance again we look to explore the world educational programs and a documentary film for free without registration it is a crime that i sent an invitation to president putin. i didn't expect him to really come, it was a surprise. us both were over 50 for both. first wedding. and this invitation just happened to fit. it was pure coincidence. it happened. my husband and i waltzed. after the ceremony, about 4-5 minutes, and then i went up to the president. he was there and invited him, it was spontaneous, there was no calculation . it's just that there was such an atmosphere. and now scientific studies are writing about this dance as a crime against democracy, and in the dance. there was just such a f

let's play out the scenario that if karen kneisen had stayed in france.ces? what would her opponents be capable of, is her security really? if my safety would be at stake, it is obvious that there are many people who are interested in me , let's say, the public disappears like this, the judge, whimsical, a good lawyer is needed here, if you are not careful, you can quickly become a victim of violent crowds. not in vain in the middle ages a fence was erected around the scaffold before and the pillars flew, tomatoes, today angry tweets and e-mails have no mercy, and for a former foreign minister like karen kneisel, the pressure coped. in the morning in the stable i have to deal with material manure in the afternoon with material manure, and when it is material manure, you smell it, they material suddenly fly right in your face, so the finer manure calms me a little, but where are the lawyers karen nysen, former colleagues political companions journalists and customers. they have all turned away. from her, even relatives and friends joined the campaign again

that's what it was. >> karen, go ahead. >> we're talking about serious deficit reduction.seen gas prices coming down. and the inflation reduction act we're also talking about lowering the cost for health care. republicans voted against l lowering the cost of insulin. talk about that, scott. if we're going to fair monger, i could say you know a party is worried when they have to do disinformation and fear mongering. the reason we'll see changes at the irs is so that big corporations will actually pay their fair share. as you know, no one who makes under $400,000 a year is going to pay more in taxes. so let's just be honest, i understand why you don't want to have to talk about donald trump and why you don't want to have to talk about -- >> karen, i have a serious question. serious question. do you dispute, do you dispute the congressional budget office analysis which says taxes are going up for people who make under $400,000 and it will have no meaningful impact on inflation. do you dispute the congressional budget office yes or no? >> that's not quite what they said. quite

karen?>> i actually do, they look back at 2018, that was a mistake, that they did not have the fortitude to keep going, and so i think things are different now, we've had the pandemic and balance sheets ballooning, so we have to get a handle on inflation. i think i points out the things going up but we also know any points out the things that are going down, but i think they are nowhere near in the zone where they can say all right, we are riveting. even if we interpret it as such, i don't things happening, i agree, no pivot and not dovish. >> unfortunately the market and the economy and the employment rate, would probably like a pivot, we don't want to slow down, we don't want a full fledged recession, do we, so i almost wish there could be an early pivot, because i think near-term with the markets it would be easier, long-term would that be a bad thing brian, do we want more pain and do we really wanted to follow through to get up to where they are actually making a difference? what do you

karen: it was surprising to many that he was found in afghanistan.underscores, as bilal was saying, this resurgent time between the taliban and al qaeda, something that the war on terror succeeded for the most part in separating. i was also surprised a little bit at president biden's speech, the way he described this as part of us having to be ever vigilant about the war on terror in many ways, this was the final blow of the site that the united states had in mind in countering the 9/11 threat in the post-9/11 era. after bin laden, who was the most important leader of al qaeda nce 9/11? that is al-zawahri. i think his death is actually a very important moment in understanding, addressing 9/11, the war on terror. although in many ways terrorism may continue to collaborate -- proliferate around the world, and there are a number of splinter groups, the question is, is this the final part of the post 9/11 war on terror no matter what the future may bring? those are my initial thoughts on it. amy: the author lawrence wright wrote extensively on al-zawahri

and karen, michigan is case in point. democrats spent money to try to prop up an election denier who ultimately did defeat republican incumbent who voted to impeach trump, and of course the thinking is -- adam kinzinger, he took issue with this move. >> here's the thing don't keep coming to me asking where are all the good republicans that defend democracy and then take your donors money and spend half a million dollars promoting one of the worst election deniers that's out there. i mean, the dccc needs to be ashamed of themselves. >> okay, he's talking about that michigan race. could this come back to haunt democrats, the strategy of trying to boost election deniers on the republican side? karen? what do you think, charlie? >> ana, look, i think adam kinzinger is absolutely right. i'm very close to peter meyer. our families have been friends the decades, and i think it's terrible the democrats are saying these election deniers are an existential threat to our democracy, and they dump nearly a half million dollars on pete

karen has been taking a look at this filing.ust yesterday we were talking about him buying way out of the money calls in the stock and the shares went sharply higher on the back of those purchases. >> yeah. i don't know why that came out yesterday, because that was in the original 13 d. he spent not a lot of money to buy those. if that's what he started selling -- he has 11.8% of the company. just looking through this filing i'm not sure where he sold out what price clearly, way up from where does, but actually, he did pay mid teens for his stock. it wasn't quite as much of a home run as i was thinking. i was thinking he actually would have to forgo some of his profits, because he owned more than 10% and sold some of that within six months. there's a short swing profit rule. i don't think it applies here, because i think he may have sold it at not very different of a price. that's sort of interesting. from the low he has made a ton of money. i'm not sure all in what the sale price is. i'm not sure how much money he made expect l

it is a very big pullback. >> karen?nd i like it on its ay up. >> for microsoft, despite the run-up. >> guy, take us home. >> i will take the courtney reagan my mission is simple. to make you money. i am leveling the playing field for all investors. i am kramer. my job is not just to entertain but to dedicate

really, i mean, this has been five years of my life dedicated to this case. >> reporter: karen stittt seen alive on the night of september 3rd, 1982. a deliveryman who ultimately found her naked body, just 100 yards away, found the throne close and her stabbed 59 times. the case went cold until new dna technology led to a crack in the case. and finally one week ago, hutchinson and local police arrested 75-year-old gary ramirez at his home in maui. >> i will say that he expressed some shock and surprise. >> reporter: the detective says that there was nothing much to go on, the at a local 7-eleven, and mini golf at a nearby golf land. her boyfriend told police, he last saw karen walking towards that bus stop on el camino real and south wolf road, just after midnight and for decades, that's where the trail ended. but recently, detective hutchinson, and the cold case investigators submitted dna from the murder scene, to build family trees on genealogy websites. then a genealogist nail dessert two for men in the fresno area. >> we told a sunnyvale detective, i think the perpetrator is one

zach: it was a cold case that haunted those who knew and loved karen.it also never left the minds of the generations of police detectives who worked on the case. >> before becoming a detective, i heard about cases that still haunt the retirees and still bother them and stick with them. this being one of them. zach: that is detective matt. he was not alive at the time of the murder, but he is the man largely responsible for we suspect being caught. they say that on thursday night, september 2, 1982, karen took a bus from her home to sunnyvale to visit her boyfriend. i round midnight, her boyfriend brought her to this intersection so she could catch the bus back home. her boyfriend was out past curfew and ran home after seeing karen walk for the bus stop. for years, he was the last person to see her alive. her body was found the following morning. >> a delivery driver had found her body dumped over a wall and situated near the bushes. she was found nude with her blouse and jacket binding her wrists and laced together. she had been stabbed nearly 60 times.

sunnyvale public safety detective matt hutchinson was born two years after 15-year-old karen stitt was sexually assaulted and murdered in sunnyvale. but hutchinson was raised in a law enforcement family, and he grew up hearing about the unsolved case for years there is a lot of emotions that come up in me. not even being associated with the family, relief. i mean, this has been five years of my life dedicated to the case. >> reporter: karen stitt was last seen alive walking towards the sunnyvale bus stop. a delivery man ultimately found her naked body 100 yards away bound with her own clothes and stabbed some 59 times. as years passed, the case went cold until new dna dodge led to a crack in the case. and final lay week ago, hutchison and local police arrested 75-year-old gary ramirez at his home in maui. >> i will say he expressed verbally shock and surprise. >> reporter: there wasn't much to go on the night of the murder. she was playing video games at a nearby 7-eleven and mini golf at a nearby golfland. his boyfriend told police he last saw karen walking towards that bus stop on el

in american cincinnati the prestigious masters series tournament has started aslan karatsev and karene already played their match of the first round karen khachanov lost in two sets to the american sebastian. corden. aslan karadtsev, on the contrary, won his match in two sets also against the american brendan on kasima, the first racket of the world danil medvedev, the performance in cincinnat will begin from the second round, in order to keep the lead in the atp rankings, according to the results of the medvedev tournament, daniil needs to perform better in dance than the spaniard rafael on this about sports so far see you in next hour. forecasters warn of thunderstorms in the european part of russia in some areas. they may already be here today, but when rainfall is expected in moscow and whether the abnormal heat will weaken in the coming days, tatyana belova will tell the powerful azorean anticyclone returned 30-degree heat to the european part of the lower reaches of the country, the don is blazing, and the inhabitants of two villages are fleeing from the scorching sun under jets

a toy company is releasing a karen action figure so you can toy with karen and said of karen's toying that says live, laugh, love and an extremely angry frown on her face. the most scowl in plastic face since john kerry. she even comes with a companion toy named joe the manager. the only doll that you dress down instead of dressing up. the ideas to use the toys to act out your karen fantasy by making your karen act entitled and hurl insults at the manager. if i wanted to do that i could just go down to the homeless shelter and yell at stephenson goal. that is right. the neil will smith action figure. that one comes in the real karate slap action. topic number two. the whole food super feud market allowing customers to pay for their groceries with their palms. they were charging and arm and a leg. the system includes palm scanning technology. i have to admit, it does look pretty handy. to enroll you need to register your palm with amazon by uploading a scan of your hand. after that they conduct a few short fbi raids, a sweeping review of social media on your voting record. and within n

karen khachanov in two sites lost to the american seabays, but corden karats. americans of brandon kasima also won their match. the first racket of the world danil medvedev will start his performance in cincinnati of the second round, in order to keep the leadership in the atp rating of daniil in cincinnatus, according to the results of the medvedev tournament, you need to perform better. how rafael will do it that's about sports for now, see you in our next issues. in moscow 10 we continue the morning broadcast. and here's what we've learned so far. in the patriot park near moscow, the second day of the international military forum army 2022, the exhibition presents 28 thousand samples, mainly of russian production this year.

my name is karen.e. _ three women whose lives have been joined by tragedy, each having suffered the agony of suicide in the family. it'sjust deep pain. it was like a depth charge going into me and ifelt it just exploded my world. it was never going to be the same again. losing ellen hasjust left the biggest hole you could ever imagine in my life. you know, i still expect her to walk in the door. ijust miss her so much. it's just incomprehensible pain. and it's still— incomprehensible pain. it's pain that will never go away. the women are behind a new project which invites those bereaved by suicide to create a fabric square dedicated to their loved one that will eventually form part of a memorial quilt. matilda carrick lost her 21—year—old brother, oscar, lastjune. he was quite literally my hero. and being able to revisit the kind of admiration i had for him and being able to kind of put that into another piece of art for him, i think he'd be really proud of it. for many taking part, it has been a deepl

. >>> el detective asegura que fue el último de los el jabones de la investigación y ahora karen va aescente fue encontrado por un transeúnte, apuñalada 59 veces. (hablan en inglés). >>> hace una semana y gracias a la tecnología del adn (nombre en inglés) fue detenido bajo agua y los detectives enviaron el adn ha recolectado el día del asesinato a una empresa que se encarga de buscar árbol genealógico y tras un análisis salieron cuatro residentes de fresno, todos hermano. (hablan en inglés). >>> gabriel ramírez fue identificado como principal sospechoso, la semana pasada el fiscal reactivó la orden de arresto al tiempo que la policía se comunicaba con el hermano de gaby su único familiar... poder decirle al hermano de karen que su pena finalmente terminó significó para este detective un gran momento en su carrera. (nombre en inglés) a california donde va enfrentar cargos de secuestro sí el condenado va a tener que pasar el resto de su vidaen la cárcel. >>> hoy karen tendría 55 años, su vida fue apagado de la manera más brutal, gracias a la ciencia abierta podrá recibir justicia. >>> h

a tip led him to determine that karen's killers could be one of four brothers from fresno. >> it comes down to getting dna samples and eliminating or including the potential suspect. >> it turned out to be gary ramirez, who now lives in maui. work is being done to extradite him. hutchinson tells me there is no evidence he and stich knew each other. ramirez has no criminal history, but hutchinson believes it is possible he could have victimized more people and asks anyone with information to come forward. i reached out to a brother of ramirez who told me he did not want to comment. karen's parents did not see this arrest made, but hutchinson says he was able to bring the news to extended family, a moment he will never forget. >> they did the hard work keeping her memory alive, continuing to care about her. >> former raider marshawn lynch facing charges after police say he was driving under the influence. inch was arrested in las vegas this morning near the strip. police say he was driving erratically. just yesterday, the seahawks announced he would be a special correspondent for the tea

where's karen? karen? come here. >> right. >> okay.roducers. she's from rome. so you tell us what you think, karen. >> okay. >> no pressure, no pressure. he's not nervous at all. he doesn't care about our opinion. >> va bene? >> it's divine, yes. it's so good. it's perfectly creamy. it's not too intense, it's not overloaded with flavor. >> yeah. >> the perfect amount of pepper. >> yeah. >> it really respects, you know, how it would be cooked in a family . >> there's always a secret. >> there's always a secret, when it comes to food, romans know what they like and like what they know. beyond his masterful take on the classics, noda's menu is full of incredible innovations - from sweetbreads with heart to purple potato cream with plum gelato. i was curious how the city had taken to his creations. >> the downside of rome being so steeped in history is that sometimes great things are resisted because they're new and not what people are used to. missing food this good is a real shame. i'm sorry. but here's the thing - the one thing romans c

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lake's opponent, real estate developer karen taylor robson, has the endorsement of former vice presidentbut she edged when i asked her this -- >> do you think the election was legitimate? >> i believe the wrong guy is in the white house. i believe my opponent and media is obsessed with 2020. i'm obsessed with 2022 and 2024. >> reporter: trump's endorsement paired with trump's fiery rhetoric -- >> when mama goes maga, it is game over. >> reporter: appealing to many voters. >> all of my morals, they align with kari. i think she's very brave. i think she's also very loud and she's also a fighter. i don't feel the opponent is. at all. that's why i'm here. >> governor doug doocy -- >> reporter: for decades, lake worked at the fox affiliate station in phoenix before quitting journalism, a move some of her supporters find admirable. >> doing the news every night for a decade more, you know what the problems are in your valley and your area, and you can deal with that now. she's a humble candidate. >> reporter: other voters were hoping to move on from the chaos that has engulfed the state since

. >> 15 year-old karen state took a bus from her home in palo alto to hear in sunnyvale back in 1982,friend later that evening, walked her back here and left her at the bus stop. he was because he was scared. he needed to get home before curfew later that morning. she was found behind this cinder block wall sexually assaulted and stabbed. 59 times karen states death went on soft since 1982, but now nearly 40 years later, the santa clara district attorney's office is charging this man, gary ramirez for the murder. it's passed through the hands of every cold case. prosecutor. >> it passed through hands of multiple detectives and we've worked very hard. so everybody knows this case. deputy district attorney ron baker says advancements in dna made it possible. >> sunnyvale detective worked with the geologists. they took the dna from the crime scene and started building a family tree off related public databases. we think you're related to the killer. >> can okay with uploading their your dna to an estry? 23 and me and and more often than not the answers. yeah, absolutely. baker says it to

in 1982. 15-year-old karen stitt, last seen by her boyfriend, walking toward the bus stop, the next morning her naked body found behind a cinderblock wall. she had been sexually assaulted and stabbed dozens of times. her boyfriend was considered a suspect for a long time but was later cleared, cleared, based on dna evidence. fast forward to last tuesday, gary gene ramirez, who is now about 75 years old, was arrested in the murder of karen stitt in his home on the island island of maui. here's a picture picture of him from about 40 years ago. he is originally fro. from fresno. there were no significant leads for decades in in this case. let's take you back to the timeline. in the year 2000, authorities obtained the dna profile from evidence at at the crime scene and ran it through the fbi's national database but there were no match match ups. in 2017, the sunnyvale department of safety started working with the santa clara county d.a.'s cold case unit. they got new leads and examine some of the old evidence evidence further. in 2019, they use the tip to determine the killer of karen stitt was

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>> reporter: sunnyvale public safety detective matt hutchison was born two years after 15-year-old karentt was sexually assaulted and murdered. he was raised in a law enforcement family and grew up hearing about the unsolved case for years. >> there's a lot of emotions that come up in me, and not even being associated with the family, relief. i mean, this has been five years of my life dedicated to this case. >> he was she was last seen 1982. a delivery man ultimately found her naked body just 100 yards away bound with her own clothes and stabbed some 59 times. as years passed, the case went cold until new dna technology led to a crack in the case and finally a week ago, hutchson and local police arrested 75-year-old gary ramirez at his home in maui. >> he expressioned verbally shock and surprise. >> reporter: there wasn't much to go on. she was playing games and mini golf. her boyfriend told police he last saw karen walking toward the bus stop just after midnight and for decades, that's where the trail ended but recently, detective hutchison and the cold case investigators submitted dna

your response, karen greenberg?my response is that this is just a replay on a different level in a different arena of january 6. this is the call for violence on behalf of the former president and his treatment this time under the law. and it is a convergence of many things that have been going on inhis couny for a long time. so we now know the narrative, we see how it plays out, and it is very serious and dangerous. this is a pivotal moment. either as a country we note and had to handle such threats or we don't. and that includes how weeks apply the espionage act,ow we protect our law enforcement, and this is a pivotaloment and it matters how this is resolved. it just can't keep going on that the use of the court, the use of the law, the reliance on the rule of law is countered by violence for those who refuse to accept it. amy: what about "the new york times" reporting a trump lawyer have written to the justice department saying all classified documents have been handed over when in fact it is clear they had not?

karen, thank you very much for speaking _ paris earlier. _ sport and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre. thank you very much. there was plenty of drama and english premier league on sunday as well as goals. the chelsea and tottenham managers squared up to each other after the final whistle stamford bridge. harry kane had scored a 96th minute equaliser to give spurs a point and a two all draw with chelsea. they do seem to have sorted out the differences since the end of that game. ihla differences since the end of that came. ., . differences since the end of that iame_ ., ., , ~' game. no hard feelings, i feel like a fair tackle _ game. no hard feelings, i feel like a fair tackle from _ game. no hard feelings, i feel like a fair tackle from him _ game. no hard feelings, i feel like a fair tackle from him and - game. no hard feelings, i feel like a fair tackle from him and a i game. no hard feelings, i feel like a fair tackle from him and a fair. a fair tackle from him and a fair tackle from me. the players don't go then to say so