kelsey was in a panic. she called her dad, who by now have gone from his day job to his night shift at a local factory. >> i'm sure you told your dad you are worried? >> we kept in touch during the day to see if one of us had talked to her. >> did he seem to be worried? >> he did. and we could never get in touch with her. >> at midnight it was clear something was wrong. scott left work to file a missing's persons report with the moundville police. and then they all waited. >> what was it like for you that night? >> it was awful. i was very scared when she did not come home. and i pretty much knew in my heart that something was wrong. >> the next morning, said kelsey, she woke up in a house that no longer felt like home. she called her grandmother, reba, at her home in prattville, a town two hours away. >> she said is mom down there, at your house? and i said no, she's not here. and she said mom did not come home last night. >> so what was going on here? >> i was just turning upside down, you know? i am just

and janice kelsey, longtime civil rights activist.articipated in the children's crusade. we are going to go to break and then come back to talk about this pivotal moment in history. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "alabama" by john coltrane. recorded in 1963 after the september bombing of the 16th street baptist church that killed four little girls. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in 2013, i interviewed sarah collins rudolph, who survived the bombing of the 16th street baptist church in birmingham, alabama. she was 12 years old. hit with shards of glass, lost and, hospitalized. her older sister addie mae collins died in the blast. sarah describes what happened. >> i remember the niece and carole walking inside the lounge area where the stalls were. when they came out, denise asked her about her dress. i was across from them at the sink. when denise asked her, i was looking at her, when she began. all of a sudden, boom. i never saw her finish tying it. all i could do was cry out,

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we can speak now to forestry, it's specialist and fire research. kelsey cops gab it's from the university of british columbia. thank you so much for your time. we've seen several canadian provinces. so nova scotia, in the east, as we can see now as well as alberta and british columbia in the west that you've experienced via wild fires this year. it's not even saw me yet. so how unusual these these yeah, thank you so much for having me. and that's a great question. i think one of the things to understand is that while far is that actually always been a part of the ecosystem that they are very natural and have existed for a long period of time. what is becoming more extreme is the interaction that it's having with unities and what the things that we value. so you're saying a wildfire are a typical part of canada, a box, but the effects on communities is becoming most of the it is this the face of these, these really most of the of fires. can they be connected to climate change in any way? yeah, that's a great question. it's really difficult for 10 points with any one wildfire. it's exact re

and already just use several canadian provinces, hip pain, heat by wild fires. kelsey carp good beads is a fire research here from the university of british columbia. i asked her whether this was unusual so yeah, thank you so much for helping me. and that's a great question. i think one of the things to understand is that welfare is that actually always been a part of the ecosystem that they are very natural and have existed for a long period of time. what is becoming more extreme is the interaction that it's having with unities and what the things that we've are you. so you're saying the wildfires are a typical part of, of a canada a box. but the effects on communities is becoming most of the it is this the face of these, these really more severe fires? can they be connected to climate change in any way? yeah, that's a great question. it's really difficult to pinpoint with any one wildfire. it's exact relationship to climate change, but we do know that climate change is making wildfire impacts worse. for some reason, one of them is that it's making a wildfire season actually longer.

kelsey, it's been too long.ee things that caught my eye that i wanted to get your opinion on. back in waite the only 34% of republicans and 44% of independents were worried about their bank, about banking. now it's 59 and 51% respectively, but democrats went the other way from being 55% worried to the only 36% worried. what the heck is going on here? >> charles, i think this speaks to a general distrust of institutions in america and, of course, we see that level of distrust exacerbated amongst republicans. add to that the direct effects of the biden administration's policies where americans have been facing record inflation that really has not stopped despite what the administration's attempt to spin it for years now. americans, rightly so, have a reason to be worried about the safety and the security of their finances. especially when we see community banks, you know, under attack the, not getting the same special treatment, bailouts, that these larger banks are. charles: right. >> there is a partisan divide h

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well, that was kelsey kerstein reporting. now bytedance responded to the suit saying, quote, >> we plan to vigorously oppose what we believe are baseless claims and allegations. mister, you work for bytedance for less than a year. coming up next to the kron. 4 morning news as the warriors start off the season. >> bush's service about who will stay with the team next season and talk more about that. and very special announcement about the kron. 4 morning news starting may 22nd. we're going to be starting up spanking new schedule. we'll be on from 5 to 11. join us for all the overnight local news traffic and weather that you can enjoy. and now it's on until 11. again, that starting monday may 22nd the kron. 4 morning news. we'll be weekdays from 05:00am to 11:00am. we'll be right back 11:00am. we'll be right back after the break. when that car hit my motorcycle, 11:00am. we'll be right back after the break. insurance wasn't fair. so i called the barnes firm, it was the best call i could've made. call the barnes firm now, and fi

solution phase is when the egg is released, the body then needs a boost from those antioxidants and kelsey young. i'm 5 a of your lation phase. i recommend foods and there's a stress on the metabolism because the metabolism slows down at this time. and the father does, that's why i like mild dishes, nicety vegetables or lots of fruit moves. salads, anything that's rich and fruits and vegetables at eisen loses the 4th phase of the cycle directly before menstruation, can be a stressful time for many women. it's common to suffer then from headaches, mood swings, and pain in the breasts or abdomen to counter them. it's good to eat foods rich and b, vitamins magnesium, send omega 3 like salmon. it's also comment to crave certain search. your body will tell you what it needs, but some foods and drinks are worth avoid. massachusetts, especially during the lucio phase and you'll periods i recommend staying away from caffeine process. sugar and alcohol least can increase discomfort from p. m. s. and period pain making you feel less overall and the skin of those flesh stuff. it sounds good, but it's

you really on the safe, green wildfire season. kelsey cups cub, it's from the university of british columbia. thank you so much for your insight. thanks for having me. or here's some of the other stories by following for you today. elizabeth hollins, the founder of the blonde testing se up there, and also is beginning her 11 year prison sentence, the fraud that us cooled rule that home this one's dump. the youngest self made woman 1000000000 a bill to 14 by misleading invest, is about who accompanies technology. venezuelan president nicholas medea ron brazil is louisa now, so you'll know that the silver have last out that you a sanctions on caracas. the do row is hoping original summit will press for their removal. missouri has been visiting brazil as relations between the 2 left wing lead has improved. north korea has confirmed that the plants and the launch its 5th military spice satellite next month. if young young says it needs to monitor the activities on the us and it's on lies, japan as puts a defense is on the list and says it'll shoot down any incoming project. and sedans will ring,

full cost for this week. several canadian provinces have been hit by while buys already this year. kelsey cope's gap, it's is a fine research here from the university of british columbia. we asked her if the frequency of those places can be linked to climate change. it's really difficult to pinpoint with any one wildfire. it's exact relationship to climate change. but we do know that climate change is making wildfire impacts worse. for several reasons. one of them is that it's making the wildfire sees and actually longer. as you mentioned, it's pretty early in the season if we may. and while this might not be that unique in somewhere like alberta, it certainly is in parts of british columbia and in nova scotia, how wildfires this early of this magnitude, i guess, and this also means that the wildfire season is ending later. so it goes into september or october. and so in addition to a longer fire seasons, we're also seeing more extremes fire behavior. and this extreme fire behavior is really challenging because it basically means that it's unsafe, put firefighters on the front lines fight

kelsey kernstine has the very latest on the case. >> he was 39.ly. >> took us all by shocked. and we have 3 little boys, 10, 9, 6, that was corey which ins in an interview with a newsnation affiliate promoting her children's book on grief. she wrote and published the book within a year after allegedly killing her husband, eric. poison has moscow mule cocktail lacing it with fentanyl. i would never be able to grieve in that amount of time and then write a block and then also take care of my 3 small children. corey origin's is facing charges for first degree aggravated murder and multiple counts of second-degree possession of a controlled substance. new details in court documents now revealing she allegedly tried to steal her husband's life insurance policy, making changes to his agreement. just 2 months before his death during a valentine's day dinner one month later, eric became sick. tell your friend he thought his wife was trying to kill him. a pattern of behavior as his family members say they suspect corey also attempted to poison a drink for

kelsey kernstine has the very latest on the case. >> he was 39. it completely. >> took us all by shocked. and we have 3 little boys, 10, 9, 6, that was corey which ins in an interview with a newsnation affiliate promoting her children's book on grief. she wrote and published the book within a year after allegedly killing her husband, eric. poison has moscow mule cocktail lacing it with fentanyl. i would never be able. >> to grieve in that amount of time and then write a bvock and then also take care of my 3 small children. corey origin's is facing charges for first degree aggravated murder and multiple counts of second-degree possession of a controlled substance. new details in court documents now revealing she allegedly tried to steal her husband's life insurance policy, making changes to his agreement. just 2 months before his death during a valentine's day dinner one month later, eric became sick. tell your friend he thought his wife was trying to kill him. a pattern of behavior as his family members say they suspect corey also attempted to poi

kelsey kernstine reports. >> for most americans ignoring robo calls become a part of their daily routine. robokiller is a popular app. many consumers started using in order to block some spam calls from coming in our estimate. so there are around 80 billion robo calls a year to u.s. consumers, according to the federal trade commission, phone scams on average last year, swindled, a median per person loss of $1400. the fcc over the past. >> well, plus years has taken a significant interest in stopping the problem. we're talking been a problem. there are a ouple of things happening right now that could help eliminate unwanted robocalls. one being a task force formed last year made over 51 attorneys general and the district of columbia all set out to investigate and take down those responsible for routing robocalls from that came, the lawsuit filed against avid telecom this week. the lawsuit accuses the company of making more than 7.5 billion robo calls. >> avid telecom telling news nation it operates as the middleman and never the original carrier what the nca said. it is. >> it doesn't mat

kelsey, nice to have you in person here. kelsey, are there really more rate hikes possible?> if you look at the dot plot from the march meeting, seven members of the committee saw the fed funds rate moving above the current target there were also ten that thought we were done here and one thought we could have been done already before the may rate hike it is not a surprise to me to hear that there is division among the fed. our view at jpmorgan chase is that the fed is done here. we look back at this and say that 5.75 is the terminal. >> not just a pause, but done? >> correct they will call it a pause to obtain the option. we look at the growth and inflation indicators and say those will move lower as the year progresses and more policy will not be needed policy hikes. >> i'm tired and grumpy. i'm in a mood. i apologize. the dot plots are the fed projections. i think, kari, this whole group, very smart and talented people, did not see interest rates above 1% a year and a half ago that is the wrong-est projection ever do you trust the guidance, kari, or do you use your own no

. >> the president of the college sped things up for kelsey who came to graduation technically whilein labor with her first child. they played lullaby music as she got her diploma. they continued the rest of the graduation ceremony after that. >>> welcome back and happy friday. usually the term nothing but net is for basketball, but look at this. >> almost dead center, he hits this one well. bye-bye into the net , in the fans on left field. >> solo home run, the commentator said fishing season never closes in south dakota, you have to come with the right equipment. there it is. didn't catch a whale but caught a wallop for sure. the net definitely paid off. >> i wonder if you are allowed to bring that into oracle or the coliseum. >> i think we need to find that out. cbs evening news is next, thank you so much for watching ♪ ♪ >> norah: tonight, the idaho mom accused of chick killing her children is found guilty after a trial where prosecutors convicts a jury that lori vallow daybell's doomsday beliefs about zombies led to pss murder trial? need a musical border agents on high alert as

now, kelsey ville up close to 70 degrees up there.inland areas are definitely warming up. setting us up for some near to even 90 degree highs later on today. for this to inland bayshore cities, you'll stay comfortable now. i will be telling you about the rest of the leave her hot new

but soon after that, there were strikes at kelsey hayes at chrysler and ford being the last one to go was really quite a contentious change. these were not happy times. union workers were fighting very hard against automobile management that didn't want to give up any kind of control within the plant. they wanted worker bees to get paid and go home and not talk back. and the union guys thought that they had a they had a pretty good feel for what was wrong with some of the manufacturing, both from the injury standpoint, from the statetandpoint and just ways of doing things better. and these things turned into battles. they turned in a fight that involved, you know, clubs. actually, we've have a couple of clubs that were loaned to us by the walter ruther library across the street. and these were basic automobile parts that were co-op ordered to be weapons. and these were the things that the guys, the union guys who were fighting back that were shutting down these plants saying, you know, unless unless we get what we need, you're not going to get your cars eventually, the cooperation bec

now, kelsey is here tonight, staying up late with us, she has the story.> reporter: she is a fascinating person. you know, she started this nonprofit organization back in 2014 when she was just 19 years old. in the years since then she has worked with hundreds of companies around the world. on of those companies is based dow in santa cruz. they are actually pro dousing an producing a eco-friendly sty rafoam >> they are looking to revolutionize the packing industry. the ceo and the co founder says unlike traditional one, the foam he is making is environmentally friendly. that is because it is made from a material created out of the shells of sea creatures like shrimp. >> really, what we are able to do through a process, we create different pellets of these different materials that allow us to scale it effectively. manufacture it in a way where w can make different form formats, we can fold it. >> reporter: was sustainable ocean alliance, a nonprofit organization that funds project with an eye towards restoring the health of our planet's oceans. she is the f

so kelsey talked with young players about what it would mean to have a pro team right here in the bay area. >> reporter: alexa gonzales has been playing soccer since she was four. she is now 15 and captain of her club team, the san jose ross. alexa told me that soccer is like therapy to her. reminds her where she came from and shows her where she can go. >> when i step on the field it gives me memories of when i was little and what the future tells me. >> reporter: alexa says she has seen professional women's soccer matches on tv and would love to get to that level. her favorite player? >> alex morgan. >> reporter: that is why when alexa heard the bay area was getting a professional team, she couldn't believe it. >> i found it surprising. i think it is pretty cool. excted kick off inaugural season next year. the san jose rush say that having a new team in the bay will inspire a whole generation of girls just like alexa to not only take up soccer but see firsthand where the sport can take them. >> it is a win-win situation! who doesn't want to go to the stadium and see a professional t

kelsey thoren spoke with two friends as they both process what happened. >> reporter: kirkland smith moved to antioch back in 1995, looking to escape the city and find a nice area where his young kids could grow up. >> at that time, it was supposedly, there was a strong school system . so it was a pretty easy decision to make. small class sizes and we thought a greater opportunity. >> reporter: around that same time, alan payton had just been elected to antioch city council. >> i served for four years , and then i chose to wrote run for state assembly. >> reporter: over the years, kirkland and allen became good friends. kirkland became the pastor of the local church, and after his political career, alan started the local newspaper. in 2018, the two opened a restaurant together and called it the solid rock cafe. but through all those years of friendship, alan and kirkland had very different experiences living in their town. >> antioch is what used to call a son downtown . where people of color, in particular, weren't welcome in this town. and very few , i had been here 28 years, when

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kelsey thorne spoke with the private security company for some more insight. >> reporter: in the wake of banko brown's death, many people are talking about whether or not security guards should be armed. evan frazier owns a security company in the bay area that offers client both arms and unarmed guards. >> clients rather they tend to lead towards armed security . in like rougher neighborhoods or neighborhoods with more extensive crime. or particular businesses and areas where they continuously get robbed or is a high theft. >> evan says many of his armed guards are former police officers. so they have extensive training with firearms. but that amount of training , evan says, is not required by the state. >> uniformed armed guards, you see like bank of america or something like that, right? they don't have to have any prior experience. >> reporter: evan says without that prior experience, some guards can have trouble making the right decision during stressful situations. that is why evan thinks it would be good if the state required and provided more training. >> say if you are a vehi

kelsey hoodie had been pursuing her degree since 2018.he tuesday before she was set to graduate, the doctor told her she was a few centimeters dilated. her aunt got ahold of the administration and they said they had no problem switching the order just a little bit so they let her be one of the first to cross the stage. >> i don't really like making big shows out of things, but i figured, since they were making a big show about it, i'd have to finish it. i just had to show it off. i finally did it, we finally did it. >> aww, so cute. now she has a story to tell. she'll never get tired of telling her baby girl that story. >>> get out your calendar. the 49ers' schedule has just been released. we'll show you some of their big matchups, including a sunday night game at levi's against the cowboys. give y your small l business one tetech solutioion that checkcks all the e boxe. it''s all hehere with ththe comcmcast busineness complee connnnectivity s solution. peace ofof mind withth cybeberthreat sesecurity. the popower of thehe larges, faststes

okay, so here comes kelsey, graduating from henry ford college in michigan not only at 38 weeks pregnantcally! let me tell you both, gentlemen, it hurts! it is prolonged and painful! it mostly sucks! she said she was already dilated when she went t the ceremony. >> nothing was going to stop he from that moment! >> she got to go first which wa the fair thing to do. she had a healthy baby girl after this an she has her degree. she is goin to be a teacher. >> the commencement speaker set i have to keep it short! >> now something we have to hol near and dear to our hearts, late-night food. i enjoy it. >> i tried to avoid it. >> i embrace it fully! taco bel filed a petition on a tuesday. smaller chain taco john's has owned that term for 38 years. they coined the term to increas sales , so other companies need to get permission to use taco tuesday and advertising. taco bell says this is a serious matter and they filed a petitio with regulators saying that everyone who makes, eats and sells tacos should be freely allowed to use taco tuesday. >> great! >> i'm just saying -- and that is not where

lucian phase is when the egg is released, the body then needs a boost from those antioxidants and kelsey young. i'm 5 a of relation phase. i recommend foods and there's a stress on the metabolism because the metabolism slows down at this time and the father does. that's why i like mild dishes, nicety vegetables or lots of fruit, smoothie salads. anything that's rich and fruits and vegetables at eisen loses the 4th phase of the cycle directly before menstruation, can be a stressful time for many women. it's common to suffer then from headaches, mood swings, and pain in the breasts or abdomen to counter them. it's good to eat foods rich and b vitamins, magnesium, sand omega, 3 like salmon. it's also common to crave certain search. your body will tell you what it needs, but some foods and drinks are worth avoiding. massachusetts especially in the fall during the lucio phase and you'll periods i recommend staying away from caffeine process, sugar and alcohol. i least can increase discomfort from p. m. s. and period pain making you feel less overall and the skin of those flesh stuff. it sound

kelsey spoke with two friends as they processed what happened and found at leas something in this whole mess to be grateful for. >> reporter: kirkland smith moved to antioch back in 1995, looking to escape the city and find a nice area where his youn kids could grow up. >> at that time there was supposedly a strong school system. so it was a pretty easy decision to make. small class sizes. there would be greater opportunity, we thought, for a small young man. >> reporter: around the same time, alan payton had just been elected to antioch city council assembly and i got beat badly. >> reporter: over the years, kirkland and allen became good friends. kirkland became the pastor of a local church, and after his political career, ala started a local newspaper. in 2018, the two opened a restaurant together and called it the solid cafe. but throughout all these years of friendship, alan and kirkland had very experiences living in their town. >> antioch was what they used t call a son downtown, where people of color were not welcom in this town, and very few -- w had been here for 20 years. whe

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because it's a little difficult on data, are now classified that we don't know, for example, how kelsey is the pumpkin system. so you, for there is a lot of caching the banking systems you can borrow from us in the banks and continue to finance the war. it is also not clear which cost he buys. so the military technology through 3rd countries like turkey, india, china, because it's done. and it's so many of these data we don't know, but we see that every additional 1000000000 he gets, he spends on uh, buying the weapons. i think we can salters and so in this particular case, i would say the water will continue as long as quick m as in paul. but in things to deal with this war, the number of few premium soldiers killed the number of few cleaning and sven skills, the number of the premium, the seat has destroyed. this depends on how much money would give him. but we see, oh, let me get that in the summer months. the intensity of shaming in the front line has been much lower and we see the contents. so just in general themselves and putting himself started talking about the acuity hunger. t

and then you have the progressives who kelsey sank while you raising interest rates anyway. because inflation isn't being driven by incoming factor income is, is, is, isn't keeping, keeping track with inflation. it's, and it's been driven by the pandemic supplier supply side issues, war corporate price gouging even the feds own research. says that, you know, you've got this wrong. she's getting it from both sides. although, you know, obviously he says he's just being data driven right now. she have many thanks so that she ever tansy outside the federal reserve. washington d. c. police in brazil, i have rated the home or former president job both in our room, federal police suspect, fake coven vaccination record to enter into public health systems. so he could travel to the united states. both scenario, who has often spoken out against vaccines is never been vaccinated, but denies falsifying documents. monica janik, if has more rio de janeiro for standing at the federal police headquarters here in rio de janeiro, where 2 of the 6 people detained are now being question there b

and also bondarenko and kelsey after the break.ayed in the minority for almost the entire second half after the removal of snurnitsyn intrigues in the fight for the ukrainian championship the premier league ends its match today. dynamo kyiv white-blue defeated kovalivsk circle 3:0 on the road. the score was opened in the first 10 minutes. perry forced the goalkeeper of the hosts of volyn to make a mistake in the second half with a powerful shot from the middle distance . in the time compensated by the referee , voloshin put the striker in, blocked shaparenka's cross , the return to the field of the team leaders shaparenka , as well as bushan, was a sign for dynamo in this meeting, both football players missed most of the season due to injuries, the only draw today was recorded in the match veres oleksandria 2:2, the remaining matches of the 28th round will be played on thursday. of the quarterfinals of the wta 250 tournament in strasbourg, the ukrainian tennis player was supposed to play in the second round against lucky loser erin

in assets e correct actions tooth attack well then let's sum up the match sudakov bondarenko and kelseyfter coming on as a substitute made the score 3:0 and this victory made such a handicap in front of dnipro well, shakhtar has the right even to a mine such an error there, well, a draw i am today with dnipro could be satisfied with an absolute draw, it makes them the champion and so in reality therefore, it is necessary to lose two matches to shakhtar and win two matches for dnipro-1 so that shakhtar does not become the champion, and on the contrary, dnipro-1 won the championship, although again, dnipro-1 had everything to knit heads, and oleksandr kucher also calls these finals. well, just like everyone, everyone now calls them finals because if before it was such a sharp word , now on the contrary it is the word parasite, that's why they controlled everything in dnipro-1 the situation because they had a match with vorskla where they were the clear favorites according to all the quotes and plus they had a head-to-head match against the top-ranked shakhtar, which will take place today

we have some incentives because the more resilient and the really environment is the more kelsey is. the more the reveal to cool with changes in climate change, which is going to come in like the we've got to make the marine environment and our environment much more resilient noon for individuals wants to do something. there is always things you can do. whether it's beasley to fix, whether it's doing smoke of the building that together in a group, initially a group and then a community means you're much stronger. it's the community angle that actually makes the difference cost because slight just a small and a full network of communities around scope. what we're looking for is communities with a voice being legitimate state syllabus. in this things will jump through a couple of charts that if it's a public, drastic, we all have a right to have a cna and it's up to the government to manage it. so not only meet you, but especially for our kids the future can be bright, but as people power that will make a difference the how it's passion. protecting the marine environment, uninspiring p

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appreciate it, dana kelsey -- telsey. we will go to the annual conference in new york city. mark will share where he sees opportunities. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: taking you to the conference in new york city where sonali basak is standing by. sonali: thank you. i am standing by with marc lasr y, founder of avenue capital which he founded in the 90's. i'm excited to talk to you. we are approaching a choppy environment and a lot of fear about what a recession could look like. the reality is you do very well when values start to drop, playing in distress. do you see that opportunity here? marc: it is happening right now. i think it is going to get worse. the similar reason is people need money and banks have pulled back. at least for us, this is a phenomenal time. we are just lending money and we are able to lend at higher rates than we used to. this has been a great time. sonali: is this all of the activity you saw happening out of the regional banking system? how much are you able to step into that? marc: it started as rates moving up. banks have been pulling back. then wha

. >> all right this one is good listen to this a texas mom her name is kelsey golden she was surprised her two-year-old had ordered 31 cheese burgers via door dash tipped 16 and very generous and she thought he was taking photos of himself on her cell phone and gets a ring at the door and she goes excuse me here are your 31 cheese burg burgers and there was two. might not have teats. that might be an issue but here's the -- >> could have been worse and goes show you i think you have a hands on parent 9 1 out and these to be having opinion with it. how about something you can relate to. two people graduating college steph curry. >> had you do you know i graduated from college? >> you know pro players and garaged from davidson and we -- and become a pro and he was pretty good and promise to go back to get his degree and he got it. you have a sketch there because of to give him credit first round draft pick of the los angeles rams first time and he went tbok ♪ ♪ notre dame he went to relive those moment he is a few credits to make up. isn't that a great example. >> it is great it shows it

. >> let me bring in kelsey wicks. >> thank you for having me. >> walk us through exactly what this group of sisters found when they unearthed the body. >> it's remarkable. when i sat down with them, they said, we began to exhume the body to move her into the chapel. as they were exhuming her, there was a crack in the coffin. she took a flashlight, looked in. she goes, i think i saw a foot. she said, i couldn't have seen a foot. at this point in the game, there should be a great deal of decomposition. they were expecting to find skeletal remains. instead, she found an intact body. she said to her sisters, i found a foot. they cheered knowing what this potentially means in catholic tradition. >> you went as well, right? you went to see for yourself. you and a lot of people can see for themselves, because she is out in the open. what did you experience? >> i mean, it was remarkable the level of detail. even the brand name of her sock was visible. the veil of her habit was made of the same material as the interior lining

kelsey thorne spoke with a private security company to >> reporter: in the wake of banko brown's death, many people are talking about whether or not security guards should be armed. kevin frazier owns a security company in the bathing area that offers clients, both armed and unarmed guards. >> whether they tend to lean toward armed security, and neighborhoods with work sense of crime, or particularly businesses in areas where they continuously get robbed or there is high theft. >> reporter: he says many of his armed guards are former police officers. so they have extensive training, with firearms. but the amount of training he says is not required by the state. >> the uniformed armed guard you see in front of bank of america or something like that, they don't have to have prior experience. >> reporter: without the prior experience, some guards can have trouble making the right decision during stressful situations. that is why he thinks that would be good if the state required, and provided, more training. >> say you are a vehicle patrol person. they would put state paid for maybe tacti