there lynn knight. >> torrance police arrived minutes later, the apartment was quiet, and lynn knight was dead, lying on her bed in a pool of blood. he detective emiliano perez had never seen anything like it. >> bloody, i can't find other words to describe it other than horrific. >> reporter: so horrific, said lead detective gary hilton, that even now, talking about it, 35 years later, is difficult. >> you'll have to excuse me. >> yeah. >> out of all the ones i worked with, it was toughest. >> reporter: no wonder, the victim had been stabbed more than a dozen times. >> -- >> rage, the desire to see this particular individual dead. >> good and dead. >> good and dead. there >> reporter: was another set of wounds that the detectives couldn't figure out, deep cuts on her neck, which may have explained a horrifying sound. >> reporter: how would you describe that screaming? >> a squeal. allowed squeal. >> reporter: after he heard that, said a neighbor, he caught a glimpse of the man who may have been the killer. a slender young man with dark, curly hair. not much to go by. >> he looked at

well, green knight. have you seen green knight? it looks stunning, doesn't it? to look at, extraordinary. not your genre, sir gawain and the green knight is not your genre? i'm not great with fantasy but it's beautiful to look at. oh, it's... i mean, it's, visually, it's extraordinary. so far it's one of my films of the year. david lowery�*s done such a brilliantjob. you can see it on streaming but if you can get a chance see it in the cinema. it comes alive on the big screen, it's made to be seen on the big screen, dev patel is so fabulous... yes, he's wonderful. ..and a brilliant telling of a classic tale. i've seen it three times now and every time it's taken my breath away. it is remarkable, it is remarkable. dvds and streaming, anyone who wants to stay home. well dvds are still around, amazingly! another round which is this fantastic film — i think a career—best performance my mads mikkelsen as a teacher who begins with some of his friends an experiment on drinking at work to see whether it improves their performance at work. so, it's a comedic idea but it'

knight foundation. fostering informed and engaged communities.at kf.org. >> a with the ongoing support of these institutions: and individuals. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: adults who are 60 years old or older should not necessarily take a daily aspirin to prevent a first heart attack or stroke. that is according to a draft recommendation from the u.s. preventive services task force, a government-backed panel of independent experts. the task force is revising several key guidelines, and warning that, for some people, the risks of aspirin may outweigh the benefits. i'm joined by dr. john wong, a member of the task force. he is a primary care expert at tufts medical school in boston. dr. wong, thank you for being with us. i want to be as clear as possible about what exactly is this advice for people oaf 60 and not yet taking a daily aspirin. >> thank you for your question. this has to do with stroke and heart attac

in reply kolkata knight riders, captained by england t20 skipper eoin morgan, were 91 without loss butt's a fourth ipl win for the super kings. we've already seen a photograph of him holding a bat after an operation on his finger, — now, england all rounder ben stokes has gone one better. this is video footage of him batting in the nets yesterday. he posted it on social media, just two weeks after his operation on a fractured finger. pretty encouraging for england fans ahead of the ashes tour to australia. stokes last played on the 26th ofjuly, before announcing he would be taking an indefinite break from the game. with him, it wasn'tjust a case of the crickets, there was a wider scale thing happening there, so it's hopefully the other things are going well and then the crickets can just come back, he is a quality player, so, he will get back into it, it's just whether, you know, he is feeling good, and i hope that that's the case. . , if you ever had balloons at a kids party, you've probably played keepy upy with them. well now, there is a world cup. they take it very seriously, weari

most if not all of them the workf the knights of columbus and italian communities. during the black lives matter mass mobilization, at least 33 of the statues were either pulled down by protesters or removed i authorities for safekeeping storage. can you talk about these forces behind this recent activism? roxanne: i think the most significant part of that, and jennifer knows it on the ground, is the black lives matter led movement teamed up, i think it was when it was albuquerque and minnesa, especially this solidarity like i've never seen, coming together to take down those columbus statues in albuquerque and minneapolis. also in albuquerque, the spanish in case the doors, who are so worshed by the hispanics,hat s significant -- can keys to doors -- conquistadors, who were so worshiped by the hispanics, that was significant. they had a queen isabella statue as well, and that was taken down. the spanish conqueror of mexico and new mexico and california. we have a double whammy in the southwest, in california of the spanish conquest, closer to the grain then most u.

it's written by oscar nominee stephen knight.wrote it, the emmy—winning netflix series the crown became one of the most watched tv series in the world, the audience fascinated by their interpretation of charles and diana's marriage. the british royals may be an ultrawealthy and privileged family but the heart of this story, knight says, is a domestic situation. i didn't read any of the books or watch any of the films or anything but talked to people who were there at the time and tried to look through the keyhole via those first—hand accounts of what actually went on. and how weird we all are, how weird every family is, how weird we all are at christmas and all the weird things we do. and they're no different. the rest of the royal family are seen from diana's perspective, and given the interest in their lives, as well as the person of diana, even a quarter of a century after her death, the film will self generate headlines for its leading actress. well, i know every acting job must be like, you know, giving yourself to people. d

in the earlier photograph, this lovely photograph where he happily sent himself up after he was knightedval knight because neck so that we can do something about it. and you think the lack of pomposity involved than that, there i have to second name one or two mps who if you had suggested that have snorted and told you you were showing contempt for her majesty or failing to respect the dignity of their office. indeed. yes, definitely _ the dignity of their office. indeed. yes, definitely a _ the dignity of their office. indeed. yes, definitely a good _ the dignity of their office. indeed. yes, definitely a good sport. - the dignity of their office. indeed. yes, definitely a good sport. and| the dignity of their office. indeed. i yes, definitely a good sport. and we journalist _ yes, definitely a good sport. and we journalist like that that's part if they are — journalist like that that's part if they are happy to play along with a story— they are happy to play along with a story we have. there is a great line in that— story we have. there is a great line in that piece — story we have. th

the likes of stevie wonder, nina simone -- simone and gladys knight. decades, nobody was interested in the footage. the musician known as quest love took up the challenge in a documentary that brings history to life. it is part of his ongoing work in music that is now in a new book. we top with quest love recently about his arts and culture series, canvas. >> ladies and gentlemen, gladys knight. reporter: the musicians, some all-time greats. ♪ reporter: the music lifting you to the sky. this setting, the harlem cultural festival in 1969. in all of it is stunning to see in 2021. even more mind blowing is how close it came to being lost forever. the moment you saw what happen here, you knew you were onto something. >> absolutely. to be here and to see the structure, i definitely remember this shot. reporter: the musician quest love made his directorial debut this time -- this summer with the documentary summer of soul. when we met recently, the site of the original concert when it was still called mount morris park, we hesita to take on the project when

the knights of the white camellia were costumed and hooded. they harassed people. they conducted night raids. they whipped people. they carried out individual killings. in the nighttime attack, lecorn and an armed gang of 20 surrounded a police depot in new orleans. the second group stormed the city's main armory but failed to overcome its u.s. army defenders. lecorn's gang held its position and the standoff ensued for days with the military camped nearby. if the klan could bring down the louisiana government, even for a week, then the u.s. army would shore up the new and precarious civil rights laws could be forced to withdraw from the state and white rule might be taken back. the army stormed the building and one man was killed. lecorn and the others were charged with treason and with violating the ku klux klan act. in washington, congress had hoped the 1871 ku klux klan act would stamp out the white gangs. the klan penalty was five years. the treason penalty was hanging. constant lecorn was not the only one in the family who fought for white rule. his cousins, h

this is what the white knights of your duty look like. the smoke jumpers camp is rather close to the fire and by morning it's surrounded by smoke. the acrid smell of burning lingers, but these people are used to it. after a long and hard day's work. it already feels like a picnic and mm . i was going to come with back up was still on the way they were sleeping in the bus with the drivers working shift so they wouldn't have to stop me. when they arrived. the arabs ever said the following morning, they'd probably be transferred to fight another new wildfire to smoke, jumpers was stretched thin setting up camp for the night proved unnecessary. cora villages, frightened by the wildfires. close proximity touchingly accommodated the smoke jumpers in a local school. mm hm. as a hot off the teams instructor says the last few days have been intense. a film for those that don't rosella vasa, fitness in the believe. your screen room for which as a show is other places to fight. but also we have seen the facility to those of, you know, someone else g

gave an insane pre-game show where a golden knight, the left part of the screen, skated on to the ice virtual kracken, the newest nhl franchise, in the end, it lost its first-ever game to the knights final score, 4-3, but the league itself continued scoring today, i was interviewing commissioner gary betman on stage this morning at sports business journal caa world congress of sports conference when betman broke the news that the nhl inked a brand new sports betting partner deal. here is how it went down. >> you guys have six north american partners, three international, what is the plan to build that foundation even higher? >> so we break some news, draft kings is now as of this minute, to be announced shortly, our ten th, our newest gambling daily fantasy and sports betting official partner of the nhl. >> [applause] >> so in addition to being an official sports betting partner, they have rights in i- gaming for branding and daily fantasy and we think fantasy sports and free-to-play games will continue to be important in this space. as it evolves, and we're in the infancy of sports b

it's written by oscar nominee stephen knight.s the crown became one of the most watched tv series in the world, the audience fascinated by their interpretation of charles and diana's marriage. the british royals may be an ultrawealthy and privileged family but the heart of this story, knight says, is a domestic situation. i didn't read any of the books or watch any of the films or anything but talked to people who were there at the time and tried to look through the keyhole via those first—hand accounts of what actually went on. and how weird we all are, how weird every family is, how weird we all are at christmas and all the weird things we do. and they're no different. the rest of the royal family are seen from diana's perspective, and given the interest in their lives, as well as the person of diana, even a quarter of a century after her death, the film will self generate headlines for its leading actress. well, i know every acting job must be like, you know, giving yourself to people. did you feel any more trepidation? um...

dre and said, dre, we should start our own record label, which became death row records. >> knight, 6'3oor ♪ >> ooh, boy. snoop doggy dog and dr. dre at the door. it's crazy. they knocked the door down, baby. ♪ g thing baby ♪ ♪ we're crazy ♪ >> 70% of rap music, including gangsta rap, was purchased by whites. >> growing up in st. paul, minnesota, my friends and i thought that compton and south central must be the coolest places in the world based on this music. >> other music is more like a fairy tale story. where now we can hear somebody else's history, basically, and understand where they're coming from. ♪ bow wow wow yippy yo yippy yea ♪ ♪ death row's definitely in the house ♪ >> "the chronic" made hip-hop digestible to everybody. it was a hip-hop tsunami, and we didn't see it coming. >> death row records going to be the next motown, you know what i'm saying? "the chronic" album was the foundation, and we're going to keep rolling on till the house is finished. ♪ it's the bow to the wow and creeping and crawling ♪ >> the handful of gangsta rap superstars are not just singing about bei

that's normal. [ audience aws ] >> yeah, that -- that was -- that was my knight outfit. >> seth: you'reaughter ] >> yeah, i'm in my theater outfit no, my brother wearing my knight outfit - >> seth: yeah. >> also. [ laughter ] yeah >> seth: so there you go so that was all ways part of it. >> yeah, it was. you know, it was the '70s. this was the early '70s, and - >> seth: kids wore -- kids dressed up like knights in the '70s [ laughter ] >> yes >> seth: what was -- what was trick-or-treating growing up in new york city -- what was trick-or-treating in new york like in the -- >> i -- i would -- my friend, michael youckto lived across the street in a high-rise. and -- so we would -- i would go over there and trick-or-treat. and it was great because the elevator -- that was back when -- like, buildings then had elevator operators and they would put up a list in the elevator of who wanted to be bothered and who didn't want to be bothered. [ laughter ] so you knew your success rate was, like, 100%. [ laughter ] because you wouldn't bother with, like, the old lady who didn't want to, you know -

it's not often you can laugh at a parking ticket but paula and dave knight can't stop chuckling.plate my wife bought me for my birthday is my nickname, basically. it's kn19 ter, which is knighter, which is what my mates know me as. the poor lady that's walking down the bus lane has got a t—shirt on very similar and it's knitter. where her handbag strap goes across, its blocking one of the letters out. so the technology in the cameras thought that lady's sweatshirt, knitter, was your car? yes, that's correct, yes. she's been sort of changed over to a vehicle instead of the person overnight and, yes, i thought it was bizarre. yeah, i couldn't believe it when i got it through. first of all, my wife accused me of being in bath without her. so that was the first thing to explain — that i wasn't there. then, obviously, when i looked at the picture, i realised it was nothing to do with us at all really. paula rang the council in bath to challenge the £90 fine. initially, the woman on the other end of the phone was not amused. she said, you realise, madam, you know, you were caught in a

helicopters, despite access roads being cut off by sunrise rescue cruise had reached the town of her knight and begun sifting through the rubble. this earth greg, it may not seem very large, but it was shallow. this de shaking was very strong in the, at the center area. i know it's very close. you are only about 15 kilometers away from the abbey center. and so if you add that to the construction of the hans and structures in the area that will unfortunately cause large damage. the fact that it happened at night when people are sleeping dead even exaggerates, the damage and the injuries that would happen in the area. the quick was felt as far as the provincial capital quit aftershocks. continuing for hours, the areas mountainous and prone to land slides that poses another threat that could hinder rescue and recovery operations. rescuers are also trying to reach more than a dozen coal miners trapped underground. provincial government officials say as many as 100 homes have collapsed so far and with most people at home in their beds at the time of the earthquake, the number of dead and injured

. >> say what, marine archaeologists say the sword is believed to have belonged to a knight of the crusadesatural cove which offered shelter to ships for thousands of years. experts say shifting sands and the number of divers are increasingly bringing artifacts to the surface. what do you think it's worth? >> i believe somebody bought it at a yard sale for $5. and now it's priceless. >>> next to a novel solution to an ongoing problem caused by colombia's late drug lord, pablo escobar. >> all right, so back in the '80s, escobar smuggled four hippos into his colombian estate to create a zoo. the problem is, but over the decades, their number have ballooned to over 100. >> they are threatening safety and doing irreversible damage to the environment. they're thinning the herd. quite relatively and literally, painlessly. so they're shooting them with darts loaded with contraceptives. >> ah. however, a bigger sell is that with locals have grown to call the hippos the town pet. so i guess that's the plan b. >>> finally to a spectacular sight off southern california. >> whale watchers were treated

it is written by oscar nominee stephen knight.e crown became one of the most watched tv series in the world, the audience fascinated by their interpretation of charles and diana's marriage. the british royals might be an ultra wealthy and privileged family but the heart of this story knight said is a sensationalised situation. i didn't read any books but talk to people who were there at the time and tried to look through the keyhole via those first—hand accounts of what actually went on. and how weird we all are, how weird every family is, how would we all are at christmas and all the weird things we do. at christmas and all the weird things we de— things we do. the rest of the ro al things we do. the rest of the royal family _ things we do. the rest of the royal family are _ things we do. the rest of the royal family are seen - things we do. the rest of the royal family are seen by - royal family are seen by diana's perspective and given interest in their lives, as well as a person of diana, even a quarter of a century after her

the 27—year—old will be joined by fellow olympic silver medallists neah evans and josie knight in theademy riders megan barker and ella barnwell make their world debuts. discussions will take place over the viability of developing a women's british and irish lions team. england and harlequins prop shaunagh brown will form part of a 13 member panel to be chaired by the former lion ieuan evans. the board will assess the financial viability, strength of opposition and scheduling, in weighing up the merits of starting a women's equivalent to the men's side that has toured since 1888. the nfl has confirmed that dusseldorf, frankfurt and munich are the three german cities in talks to stage regular season games. the move is part of a bid to expand its international operation into mainland europe. germany willjoin the uk, which has successfully hosted games in london since 2007. the league is due to play its 30th game in the capital on sunday when the jacksonville jaguars face the miami dolphins at tottenham hotspur stadium. the powers that be in golf are proposing to limit the distance of dr

really surprising to me because i thought it was more an invention of the late 19th century by the knights of columbus. there is this mythology of columbus as the founder of the united states, the actual founder of the united states. i think that attachment makes me better understand the attachment to columbus stats everywhere. it is not spoken about but it is kind of in the culture and it is greatly amplified by italians taking it up as the way to becoming americized and of course there was no italy when columbus -- he died in spain , it is a very weak link to italians. italians have such illustrious people they can celebrate, that everyone celebrates. michelangelo, vivaldi. i think we have to talk about this and i think it is important. these symbols are very importt for hopeople think, the kind of americanism, a patriotism that is based on such falsehoods and the reality of slavery, enslavement of africans which is part of that package of columbus. the holy see had already given africa to the portuguese when columbus came to the americas and then they gave all of the americas to the spa

during my time -- [indiscernible] we are supported entirety by the knight foundation in my department. host: you are the public policy director for mozilla, remind us what that is in tell us how your work there translates to what you are doing at our street? guest: i had the pleasure working there for almost seven years i was the first public policy higher for the corporation status. this is the taxes, and nonprofit foundation. in that perspective i was inside the tech industry but in a rare role that allowed me perspective to look broader than just the products i was working with and really build a team and a strategy of making the internet better. this is what i have built my whole career towards, trying to make the internet better through work at the intersection of public policy, technology, and law. it was natural for me to go from one to the other. the think tank style is a deeper investigative dive on these rapidly evolving and i believe very important technology issues. host: we have your background, let's get into the topic that we have you here to speak about. tell our viewe

. >>> envían a la quinta posición o knight en toda la hora en la parte azul del manchester vencieronarles que mañana por la pantalla de telemundo tenemos el partido de guadalajara y toluca arrancando las 3:00 de la tarde para que no se lo pierdan y nos han compañía en. >>>si quiere reportar en la aplicación de deportes acompañarnos en telemundo 48 vamos una pausa ya regresamos . >>> ( comerciales ). laura, ¿sabías que tu agente local de geico podría ahorrarte cientos de dólares? okay. entonces, con ahorros así, ¿qué esperas? ¿que tu roomba te enseñe a bailar rumba? hola chica, ¿estás lista para bailar? un, dos... un, dos... un, dos, tres. para adelante, para atrás. vamos a la fiesta! ♪♪ muévelo, muévelo. epa, epa! para obtener ayuda de un experto en seguros, llama a tu agente local de geico hoy. >>>esta noche a las 11 seguimos monitoreando la situación del condadode santa cruz por el volcán estada para controlarlo como un adolescente de 14 años fue golpeada por tres sujetos hacer un mandado hablaremos de madres que vienen de varios países se centroamericano comparten un mismo dolor b

the golden knights finished third and ninth place with their two teams ergo just a few miles north ofny the cat saw trespasser in his backyard and reverted back to his days when he lived out on the mean streets. the fierce feline chasing a coyote often a matter of seconds never to be seen again. coyotes are serious, they are notorious in that area for snagging cats and dogs, small ones. i just want everyone to know what you saw on the camera, that's the oldest sonny, he was adopted to but at that moment he was very focused on protecting his turf. footage out of texas, traffic coming to a complete stop on high ten after a violent tornado swept across the road at one point it appears to be a vehicle. power lines are flashing, still tens of thousands were left without power. a tennessee mom praising luke bryan on social media after the country star came to her rescue when she blew a tire leaving her stranded on the side of the road with her small kids after experiencing several devastating family losses, brian talked openly how he thinks it's important to care for others and pay it forwa

protesters want him dismissed, but to supporters, he is a white knight unafraid of taking on lebanon's elite. >> for these protesters, he is a biased, unfair judge bent on going after shiite and has below officials. -- shiite and hezbollah officials. >>>speaking foreign language] >> the judge has landed at the center of a battle of wills after the port blast that killed 215 people and destroyed a vibrant area of the lebanese capital. since his predecessor was removed in february, he has tried, so far unsuccessfully, to question government ministers and high-ranking security officials. he has been undergoing severe pressure and subjected to a smear campaign, but he has not budged, issuing arrest warrants -- going so far as to issue arrest warrants for those who have ignored his subpoena. hezbollah's leader has repeated called for his dismissal. a court on thursday dismissed the complaint, allowing the judge to resume his work. >> our next guest saw today's violence with her own eyes. she is a well-known lebanese pediatrician with a clinic located on the streets where the shootings took

because it's about these two knights. between these two knights, one of whom claimed the other raped his wife, and they fought to his death. and so we saw it as this story of perspective, and so we needed somebody to write the female perspective, and she's our favorite writer, so we were like, "well, why don't we just beg? >> "let's get jane austin. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: get the best, why not? >> she was dead, so we - [ laughter ] >> jimmy: jane austin wasn't available, yeah. >> so you guys wrote the female part [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and you did the male part, yeah >> exactly >> jimmy: do you find it challenging, because obviously and unfortunately, a lot of male perspective has been written about and women's perspective, actually -- no one has really - >> who [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah yeah, who are women. yeah >> yeah, what? >> how sad is that but i mean, is it exciting, kind of? >> yeah. >> jimmy: because it's a a challenge to find out actually what is her perspective, her story >> yeah, there wasn't that much writt

and now we have mirva knight, one of the reporters on this investigation.of audio interviews and watched more than 100 public meetings spanning more than a decade. there's so much to this article that is just mind-boggling and this investigation. first of all, where she said she was heartbroken by the 7-year-old, but the 8 and 9-year-olds is standard operating procedure apparently. how is it that the community has not been more outraged? >> well, we heard about it because i live here in tennessee. i knew about the incident in 2016 and i covered the lawsuits that followed. it's been a long kind of perk lading case that has led to this moment right here where you realize how many policies were in place that suck children into this system. the incident at this elementary school was the tip of the iceberg. this had been going on for decades and no one had been able to figure out how to stop it. we just found it through digging. now, the community was outraged at the time of the arrest. lawmakers called for a federal investigation. they said it was insane. famil