kenny elliott: he said that they were there watching movies. and she left his house around 4:30 in the morning. and what time did you think that she was killed? kenny elliott: we got the call, i think, at 7:15 am. so between 4:30 am and 7:00. andrea canning: the male friend, a college student, was the last known person to see jamie alive. the detective paid him a visit. kenny elliott: he was upset, obviously. they were friends and had been for some time. andrea canning: the friend's grief seemed genuine, but something was peculiar. when investigators asked for a dna sample-- he said no. no? of course, we wanted to know why. was he the killer, or was he not? andrea canning: the detective was determined to answer that question. so he put the young man under surveillance, followed him to a local restaurant. and are you hidden somewhere in the restaurant? i'm kind of back in a corner, yeah. andrea canning: he watched the student have a few drinks. and when he left, the detective snagged the dirty beer mugs and sent them out for dna testing. the res

speaker, i rise in honor of kenny bershnick. mr. landsman: he enriched our lives through music as a conductor and director of the west side music band. kenny brought a joy to countless individuals across our community. kenny has led the group to national recognition as a top 10 community band in the 2024 american prize competition. under his leadership, the band performed nearly 250 free concerts, uplifting audiences at senior centers, festivals and community events. he's not only a great conductor but a great person and he and his band have done so much community work on behalf of our children. kenny represents the best of our community and we thank him for his leadership and mission lasting impact. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i seek unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. ton

i couldn't afford kenny. [ laughter ] i couldn't do the rider. >> jimmy: i bet kenny would be prettyso brothers -- [ cheering ] -- at their hand and footprints star ceremony. >> yeah, i was. >> jimmy: is this something you can share with us? will star lord be a part of this? >> for people that know the marvel world, we did guardians of the galaxy 3 was the last time you saw a star lord, and there was a promise that star lord would return. >> jimmy: the legendary star lord -- >> will return was the promise. so all i can say is -- we will make good on that promise. >> jimmy: but maybe not in this movie? >> i feel like there is a marvel sniper somewhere. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: there is, there are, there always are. >> i will say no more. >> jimmy: all right. do the marvel people know you can rap? because i feel like you can work that in too. >> you think so? >> jimmy: i don't know why not. >> i don't know if will is into rap music. maybe now. maybe. we'll find out. >> jimmy: well, it's great to see you. >> always good to see you. >> jimmy: the movie is called "the electric state" check

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kenny “stinker” gordon: a lot of people say they got ripped off.iginal ys had gotten written off, and that's because you didn't have an album or record that was out there that was in the mainstream. stephanie: that is, until their music and photos of their classic punk aesthetic resurfaced online. kenny “stinker” gordon: people started to find out who we were. we were elated. stephanie: legendary punk musician henry rollins released a pure hell single on his label in 2017. for buchanan, who works as an illustrator, discovering pure hell was only the beginning. raeghan buchanan: this kind of really pushed me to start really searching for other bands that i would like that were black. and i just kept finding so many. this is pure hell, my faves. stephanie: her discoveries culminated in "the secret history of black punk," a comic she created profiling black punk artists, like poly styrene from the x-ray spex, pat smear of the germs, and musician and filmmaker don letts. she also started a festival, one of a dozen across the world celebrating newer bla

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kenny polcari joining us now looking at the market. kenny, what does the jobs report tell you?in hassett thinks it was a fantastic report. what say you? >> i don't think it was a disappointment at all. i'm on the same side as a kevin. i think it was a good report. it wasn't anywhere near like the adp report. we saw that disaster. but, you know, i've talked about this in my note, that you can't necessarily use one to judge the other. i was happy with the report. i think it continues to slow -- show maybe a slowing economy, but we know that. we actually want that to happen because we have to get off a, we have to get off the dole, right? they've got to pull back on government spending, that is going to cause a slowdown in the economy, but i don't think this was a disastrous report by any stretch. stuart: it doesn't seem to be a great environment for stocks though, does it? the economy is slowing. maybe that's a good thing in some respects. inflation is still with us, and we've got a trade war. the environment for putting more money into the stock market, it's a little difficult,

good morning, thank you for starting your day with us, today is march 8th, i'm kenny choi , first let'sh darren peck . >> we are going to have more blue skies out there, we are sitting in the mid 60s but for your morning, there is one minor patch of stratus cloud that is sitting over the heart of the bay, not to widespread, just a little bit of marine layer out there, should not last terribly long, and we are going to get into more blue skies than anything else. we don't have a frost advisory this morning but we do see temperatures in the north bay valleys which have got down in the upper 30s and when you follow that line through the city, the peninsula and over toward the inland valleys, livermore is in the 30s this morning as well. beautiful afternoon today, blue sky, plenty of sunshine, what we need to discuss when we get back together again in a couple of minutes is the middle of next week. a widespread rainmaker is coming our way, we will have all the details coming up in the complete forecast, i will see you then in a few minutes. >>> you may have heard the saying, neither snow no

kenny choi shows us the struggle and the possible solutions some city leaders are exploring. >> opening their first store last year after working for decades as a pharmacist, pouring his life savings into the small business. but reliable sunset pharmacy is struggling to keep their doors open. >> it is like running away from here. hiding somewhere. >> reporter: the pharmacy has been operating for more than 100 years. he's behind on rent. other bills and more. >> it is still a mystery. >> reporter: the pharmacy owners say plunging reimbursement rates, the pharmacy benefit managers, and big insurance plans, they're a key factor leading to closures. the national community pharmacist association says more than half of the owners are reimbursing them less than three out of every prescription they fill. >> we cannot afford to get the reimbursement as compared to that major change. >> reporter: as pharmacies both independent and chains like walgreens, they continue to shutter. those who rely on their services are left drifting in the wind. >> reporter: fred says ordering online is beyond a chal

i think about this is kenny talking in sixth grade. part of princeton's public schools in cincinnati, ohio. a school that had a special magnet program. i switched into it in sixth grade. she changed my life. she caused me to see in myself potential that i didn't know i had. i lit a fire under my feet, pushed me to work harder. if it wasn't for her, i wouldn't have lived the american dreaming the way that i have. she probably would have been here tonight if i would've been thinking her in person but for the fact she died in a tragic accident a couple years ago. we need more teachers in the state like this is kenny. we are not attracting the very best anymore because there is no meritocracy in compensation. if they restore meritocracy in our schools, ohio will become the magnet for the nation of the best educators across the country. that's what we owe to our kids to make sure we give them the very best possible teachers who teach them to excel in the subjects that actually matter. not just reading, writing, math but also physical educat

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i could go on the not in kenny and so frustrated because they would like to do an election campaign. well, many of i told you about is the past protective them of them is alondo us and that these we have to have the rest of the kazi rectified the international event items . we have again, symbols, differences, ratified, very many international can. but has the ratified the international convention against him, but he said he would do it. so it is comes to power between 2 an obvious you could do it with the stroke of his plan. why is it not on it? he is yet to verify what it is, but what, what i'm going to for walk in progress was that time right for it. so that's addition, according to the many things have put timelines. i want you to type that. he said he was doing timely and he said he would do quite. he said he would do a public inquiry into cronyism within 30 days. has he done it? public, claudie? yeah. a public inquiry just to establish the extent of cronyism, state capture and make recommendations. page 61 of your manifesto, the 30 days as we do not view the alternative might b

host: we will go to kenny, democratic caller. caller: i wanted to say thank you for the work you are doing. my question is about these type of programs. i run a nonprofit that does similar things but with legacy flight academy. my question is with the programs focused on diversity, equity, and inclusion, how do we still in this administration, still be able to continue to hit those things you are talking about, still be able to impact black men around the country with these organizations that are losing funding? host: i think he is talking about the dei initiatives that were cut by the president. guest: yeah, i mean, listen. dei, that is an entire conversation. i don't think this administration looks at dei as programs that are directed towards camino, black men and boys, programs directed toward uplifting our juveniles. i think and i know that the president sees these issues when it comes to our black men and boys, when it comes to our criminal justice, the things we are doing around the first step act, opportunity zones. he jus

market president trump announcement on terrorists let's get right to the floor showed joined by trader kenny polcari and we have a fear fountain in the final hour. what happened to the farewell february optimism. it really looks like things started and we can look at the two days in the intraday's is started to go south when the president reiterated the tariffs are going into effect tonight. it's not like this came out of left field he's been telegraphing that he campaigned on and very confident about it, he told the markets that. i think the market knows were playing the game of cat and mouse never believing or think there's good to be a last-minute deal and there may be a last-minute deal you know how you said in your opening statement we have eight hours to go a lot can happen in eight hours. that is true and he was sitting next to be on the set let's talk about what you heard within that enough to set the dow down 751-point. >> there is a reason that the market has historically done best when there is gridlock in washington. when stuff moves too fast it's too disruptive even if some of t

. >> around the time death formed in detroit, kenny moved with his friends to new york city. >> youngere their own style of music. and in new york, people like to talk. >> while those bands released albums and became the face of punk, pure hell faded after a dispute their manager refused to release their only album, recorded in 1978. >> a lot of people said they got ripped off. the original guys who had gotten written off. they did not have an album or a record that was out there, that was on the main seem. >> that was until the music and photos of their classic punk aesthetic resurfaced online. >> people found out who we were. >> legendary punk musician henry rollins released a pure hell single on his label in 2017. buchanan works as an illustrator, discovering pure hell was only the beginning. >> it pushed me to start really searching for other bands that i would like that were black. i just kept finding so many. this is pure hell. >>>> her discoveries culminated in the secret history of black punk, a comic she created profiling black punk artists. pat of the germs and musician and fi

kenny troy explains the sudden change in diet. >> researchers placed motion and heat trigger trail cameras to capture what they had predicted based on observations for years. coyotes are hunting harbor seal pups in california. >> the coyotes are really curious and adaptable and they will often explore the potential for new food sources on their own just due to that pure curiosity and ability. >> reporter: they began working together after grimes began noticing more of a pattern along the northern california coastline working for the center for marine science. >> there were these deceased little pups right around that time and i got really curious. that curiosity , what's going on? >> reporter: that first encounter was back in 2015. scientists they their brains have high nutritional value which is why they are going after the schools. >> it wasn't well known how important seals are as a food source for coyotes even though we know seals are really big and super nutrient rich. >> reporter: between 2016 and 2024, they documented 59 of these events mostly recorded at the state park in mendocino

when those kids go back and take a look at kenny powers, they're going to absolutely lose their mindsoon enough. [ cheers and applause ] they'll never be allowed to come to my house. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you also -- this is -- i don't know, this is -- i feel like kind of bad about this. but we did a google -- like an image street view search on your office. >> yeah, that was nice of you guys. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. because we heard you had a funny sign outside. this is a real sign outside your real office. and it says, "rhp falconry and investigations." [ laughter ] >> yeah. you know, it's our production company. and we didn't really think we needed to advertise that. we instead made a fake sign that we specialize in falconry and investigations, yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: does this confuse the locals? >> it does. we've definitely had a few people stop by. a few asking for falconry supplies. [ laughter ] not a lot. not as many as you'd think. but we have had a few people stop by asking us to find missing people. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: with the falcons? >> yeah, with the falco

kenny choi shows us the struggle for one independent pharmacist and the possible solutions some cityng. >> reporter: he opened his first store last year after working for decades as a pharmacist. but reliable sunset pharmacy is struggling to keep its doors open. >> feel like running away from here and locking the door: and hiding somewhere. >> reporter: the pharmacy on irving street has been operating for more than 100 years. he's behind on rent, other bills, and more. >> billing is still a mystery. whether i will be getting any reimbursement or not. >> reporter: plunging reimbursement rates is a key factor leading to closures. the national community pharmacists' association says more than half of surveyed owners say insurance plans are reimbursing pharmacies less than the cost to purchase the drug for at least three of every 20 prescriptions they fill. >> we cannot afford to get reimbursement as compared to the major chains. >> reporter: as pharmacies, both independent and chains like walgreens, continue to shutter, those who rely on their services are left drifting in the wind. >>

congratulations to kickstart kenny roczen. he's a daytona winner. finally. >> yes. >> a very good morning to you. and welcome to street signs i'm. >> julianna tatelbaum and. these are your headlines. >> opening salvo. >> defense names skyrocket. >> in early trade. >> as. >> investors eye. >> pledges for more spending. >> from. >> europe's largest economies. putting the stocks. >> aerospace and defense index on. >> track for its. >> best. >> day since 2020. >> this after uk prime minister keir starmer calls. >> for a. >> coalition of the willing as. >> talks between the u.s. and. >> ukraine dramatically. >> collapse. >> leaving ukrainians. >> reeling about the future. >> of the war. >> the discussions. we've had today, particularly the coalition. >> of the. >> willing. >> is on the. >> basis that. >> this is a plan. >> that. >> we will work with. >> with the us. >> and that it. >> will have us. >> backing investment. >> into secure networks. and 5g are front and center at the mobile world congress, with. >> nokia's outgoing ceo pekka lundmark telling

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for suppose you i have yet to meet i am kenny colter chief of protocol for the city and county of sanco. it is my great pleasure to spend time with most of you this afternoon. this week on behalf of mayor darren flurry and the team at city hall, we are honored to have you here to celebrate ireland. i feel i am welcoming not just colleagues and friends after this meeting today more than ever is a moment to remember the importance of personal connections and bridges. it has been the high point of my week to strengthen the bridges between ireland and san francisco bridges built in the time of the gold rush bridges further strengthened in the tech rush of today it has been a particular pleasure to welcome the delegation from our sister city cork led by lord mayor boyle as well as the san francisco city sister committee . >> we so value our four decades long relationship to council general smith your dedication towards expanding the relations beeen our countries is vital and deeply appreciated and we thank hilda chassagne, president of the united irish societies of san francisco for her le

he cannot be feeling good about his prospects kenny? >> so let me grounded this in reality, jon.ion. but, this is how the russians fight. they fight the war of attrition. dates throughout men into the meat grinder. his economy is not in tatters by the way. his military-industrial complex which putin transition on a wartime footing prior to the invasion is feeling the russian economy. putin does not have to negotiate. in my intelligence assessment, he is not going to go for cease-fire. because he does not want to give what's called the strategic pause to ukraine comment to nato and to the united states. because russia right now is pumping out more missiles in 1 month than the entire nato alliance those of 1 year. this is secretary general of nato acknowledge himself. and look at during the obama administration i was served as an intelligence officer, nato in 2013 just prior to months of putin's invasion of crimea i explained at the classified level putin's plans of intention. russia's war fighting strategy and yet nobody bothered. neither pentagon nor at nato, nobody bothered to b

. ♪ >> who handed off to kenny rogers. ♪ the greatest gift of all ♪ >> instead of a racetrack, theirincluding smokey robinson. >> i didn't know that everybody in show business was going to be there, but they called, and so i went. >> what was that moment like? what did it feel like in that moment? >> you know, it was a beautiful moment, you know, with all those people there and all those talented voices and people like that. it was a great moment. >> the song was written by richie and michael jackson with the goal of raising money to fight famine in africa, inspired by another charity single in the uk. ♪ "do they know it's christmas?" american artists, especially black artists needed to create their song. quincey jones was tasked with that night, recently chronicled in a netflix documentary. it's called "the greatest night in pop." >> that circle was the timidating circle of life. quincy was right. when it is time for your part, you are going to give 200% because the class is looking at you. seeing everyone's preparation and vulnerability was pretty amazing. you were on your game at

host: we will go to kenny, democratic caller. i wanted to say thank you for the work you are doing. my question is about these type of programs. i run a nonprofit that does similar things but with legacy flight academy. my question is with the programs focused on diversity, equity, and inclusion, how do we still in this administration, still be able to continue to hit those things you are talking about, still be able to impact black men around the country with these organizations that are losing funding? host: i think he is talking about the dei initiatives that were cut by the president. guest: yeah, i mean, listen. dei, that is an entire conversation. i don't think this administration looks at dei as programs that are directed towards camino, black men and boys, programs directed toward uplifting our juveniles. i think and i know that the president sees these issues when it comes to our black men and boys, when it comes to our criminal justice, the things we are doing around the first step act, opportunity zones. he just has a

. >> host: will go to kenny, maryland, democratic caller. >> caller: i want to say first thank you for the work you're doing. my question is about these type of programs that you talking about by running that i run a nonprofit that somee of things. my question is with the programs focus on diversity, equity, and inclusion like how do we still in this administration still be able to continue to take the stranger talking about to go back to youngng black men around the country with these other organizations that are losing funding? >> host: i think he's talked about the dei initiatives that were cut by the president. >> guest: yeah, i mean listen, dei is an entire different conversation. i don't think this administration looks at dei as programs that are directed towards black men and boys come programs directed towards uplifting are juveniles. i think and i know that the president sees of these issues when it comeses to our black men and boys, when it comes to our group justice reform, the things were to read the first step act, things about opportunity zones and he just has a different