no connection to laci.sex registees and parolees. people with history of abductions, kidnappings. we had some. we were clearing those guys. we were interviewing them and verifying the alibis. >> they were not saying that homicide detectives had other suspicions. >> we are certainly looking at scott first, scott is the closest to laci. >> that is behind the scenes. in front of the camera the official police statements were more circumspect. >> we have to understand what the other possibilities are. the possibilities are that she could be, you know, a victim of foul play. >> those closest to laci were having trouble grappling with the whole idea of foul play. back then in 2003, even sharon told us impossible. >> they have no doubt he has nothing to do with her disappearance. >> it is a powerful thing, true belief. when it comes crashing down, my, my, my. coming up, scott peterson down at the station, a rare look at his interrogation. >> was he okay with that? was there any hesitation? >> he agreed. >> didn't

they've got these lacy kind of shawl and this lacy color, and you can see more jewelry with hem. so they're clearly wealthier than sojourner truth is. but they're really emphasizing that they are leaders of a movement, that you better not cross them and that they are going to be pushing forward together. and this doesn't change anti-women's rights cartoons too much, but it does in one really significant way. and that is the previous illustrations you're looking at often really emphasize nameless, generic women. but once women's individual portraits like susan b. anthony become more familiar, the cartoonists actually identify which suffragists they're making fun of. and you can see basically a copy of this 1870 portrait in this illustration, and it's very similar to the other cartoons that we're looking at earlier. we have susan b. anthony if wearing very is masculine looking clothing. her skirt is too short. she has boots on, and the boots even have spurs on them. in the background we have a women's political rally, and this was 1873. women were not having these types of rallies

they're interested in showing more about the fashion and lacy, kind of shawl and this lacy color and you can see more jewelry with them, and they are clearly wealthier than sojourner truth is. but they're emphasizing that they're leaders of a movement and you better not cross them and they are going to be pushing forward together. and this doesn't change anti-women's rights cartoons too much, but it does in one significant way and that is the previous illustrations we are looking at often emphasize nameless, generic women. once women's individual portraits like susan b. anthony, become more familiar, the cartoonists actually -- suffragettes they're making fun of. and basically they copied this 1870 portrait and this illustration, and it's very similar to the other cartoons that we were looking at earlier. we have susan b. anthony wearing massline looking clothing, the skirt is too short and she's got boots on and boots have spurs on them. in the background, a women's political rally and this is 1973-- and this was 1873 so women were not having the protests yet. and there is a police

the scoring started late in the 1st half. columbia is lacy. santos pictures spot and shot to touch was just right. as the ball sailed over mary herbs into the next cannot be as magic in the run. looked as if it would continue. but the lie on this is level less than 10 minutes later. after for assistance in front of goals, warren here helps the ball to erase the advantage. the go ahead. goal came from 24 year old valencia russo. in the 63rd, many new, so fired in a rocky that columbia is last line of defense, had no answers for dealing with get the job done with the to one when over columbia . all 4 teams remaining have never won the women's world to australia. meanwhile, advance of the semi finals after the long as penalties shoot out in world history after a goal is 90 minutes and extra time, australia is courtney vines for the decisive panels needed to feed friends, $76.00, the host or the last 4 for the 1st time they faced england for a spot in the final on wednesday and amends football, tottenham hot sport striker harry kane, has made his debut for byron unit. just hours after comp

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temple lacy surrender in order to find out today's routes and the correct answers drove scissors, paper, one, two three, one, two three. i have a voloshin district, losk. and i have a terrible place where the temple of lace is located, the vitebsk district, let's go travel. today i went to the vitebsk region to look into the village of luzha in the dreams of the polotsk voivodeship terribly appeared in 1579. it was a fairly large settlement that had a church. well, basically, it's nothing out of the ordinary, but it's so mesmerizing. guy hey guy, hi hi. you are a local here. i see you fish here. get caught, dash try. thank you. so let's rewind here. we turn in which direction? this is where people live. fresh air river beautiful nature is all there in a puddle of sleep. we continue our journey around belarus and tell tourists about the most interesting places. today we are in the village of lost, what is the baloshinsky district? let's go find out. immediately that surprised me upon arrival. so this is that on my left is the sign of the beginning of the village of loska and on the right

saturday night live," which airs this saturday on nbc with host amy schumer and musical guest steve lacythe show our very good friend, cecily strong, everybody [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> seth: what a delight to have you back, cecily >> great to be back. >> seth: last time you were here, we were talking about your place in upstate new york. >> yeah, yeah. >> seth: and you refer to yourself as a mountain woman because of the wildlife that you ran into up there -- >> yeah. >> seth: i think like woodchucks, was that - >> mainly woodchucks >> seth: mainly woodchucks >> yes >> seth: that's why people get -- >> the turkey. >> seth: oh, really? >> it's woodchucks >> seth: but then, you went to canada to film second season of "schmigadoon." and this is not like, this is not the middle of the woods these photos you sent us >> no. >> seth: this seems like pretty suburban and those are bears. >> yes so that's the house we stayed in we didn't know there would be bears like that. >> seth: yeah. >> they sort of told us after we lived there. and we were in coquitlam >> seth: okay. >> which i think is

why the risk of most important diseases, bronze lacy is you know, has a representative in the deal. see, he says a lack of funding and the coming rainy season. well, how about efforts to control the outbreak? if we don't get the money, we just really consult with the the, the cost of the nation because the cost is. ready beat in terms of options something, something else to mention this in the keyboard is that the color outbreaks are not restricted to purely the caps. they are all we have also was there a few weeks back and we had, we had to get into. ready have a very difficult to actually go where, where we, we have to wait for the window to get because of the ongoing questions between different office disputed. ready and so i, i think that the, the other aspect of it you mentioned was that we did the dry's and we, we will shortly be losing it to the right. so that's, that's by distribution. particularly. ready cameras if he's gonna increase the risk a substantial taishan is also very charged. the study. ready because we have the people living on these phones besides the just coup

william and liota lacy grabbed their grandkids and rushed out.ave you seen anything like this here? >> no. >> no. never. >> reporter: jada watkins and her grandma were unable to grab medication, including insulin, as they say the smoke closed in. >> i remember when we were leaving, i couldn't breathe. >> reporter: the flames tied to louisiana's drought, and the hottest summer on record. across the country, nearly 90 million are under heat alerts through the weekend. and now, another threat. a tropical depression barrelling towards the gulf. in florida today, the governor issuing a state of emergency ahead of the storm that could slam them next week. >> priscilla joins us now. the shelter there is nearing capacity. >> reporter: that's right, jose, i'm told there are nearly 70 people here. dinner has just arrived, so, folks looking to get a hot meal before they turn in for the night. and the red cross says they are prepared to open a second shelter and continue taking residents in. jose? >> priscilla thompson in louisiana, thank you. >>> tonight, t

lord of the fields and la-laci, my mass is on your side, the borders of ukraine for drones, join the gathering of the border guard, our weapon is the truth 1+1 picks up the marathon, the only news on the front line of the information front each of us is approaching victory, we are winning glory to ukraine the only news in the center of events 532 days of the full-scale invasion of russia into ukraine as pokrovsky is hiding after the rashish attack and fresh scandals in the glory of the people's rumor about it and not only i will tell just now i'm solomiya vitvitska this is tsn the enemy fired at seven communities in sumy oblast during the day 76 explosions were recorded there 11 settlements were shelled, residential buildings and farm buildings were damaged, three people died the day before due to hostile shelling of a roundhouse in kharkiv oblast, where the wind was wounded , among them two rescuers and two law enforcement officers at the kupyan hospital of a 14-year-old boy who came under fire in a cossack army that was attacked by russians . a spanish woman was wounded. two men we

we heard from some who committed themselves to the perilous journey. lacy, the subs are an africans were accustomed to making due with a very little. we share of what we have to ensure it lists minimal food. so hunger doesn't overcome us. was a, uh, a motivated to had to you or because my son or the next the means for decent life. my goal is to change the 3 out of see, and hon. so circumstances to me is it has become a prime destination for african refugees making their way to europe with its coast guard reported edit or separate over 34000 illegal migrants. in the past 6 months, i made an increasing number of incoming refugees, many of whom travel the smuggling vessels. the you and the canadian government have struck a strategic deal. according to the agreement, brussels is to allocate a 100000000 euro sits in asia, for securing its borders to prevent illegal immigration into europe. we heard from some of the african migrants temporarily in geneva, who share their experiences. a c, v. i spent 2 years on my journey, leaving my home country and travelling throughout your area. now i have

come out high to reports from passive lacy or in the pakistani region of go get both to stay a northern focused on as well to some of the world's highest mountain b. it is a drug, it get it any with little landfill eviction environmental experts. a warning of upper ginger today because of climate change, especially as young box them the conditions. so you just, a phenomenon is so important center and that the quantity of a wealth of which is being produced by the magazine. good. so to create and want that the effects such as floating good non sites which affect the to population the guy to do it them focused on is have to call the living often by going to a neighbor that got watered by plentiful supply of fresh water from the main thing, glaciers you also provide a lifeline for everyone and bring for diet storage forgot eviction the glacier and also act as drain meters to reflect. so like 8 to help keep the good regard of climate change. the glasses are melting as an unprecedented grade, and that means dangerous. large and border shortages for tens of millions of people across the bucke

government evaluated its currency around 20 percent to cope with a markets pressure. supporters of we lacy, the voted for him because they're tired of what the calls are useless. politicians or the, i mean, i went and bought a $100.00 yesterday so i could seen nobody can save us. so i sold them again. i hope there was change. come on really. you, i'm on the day the next few months will be filled with political and so it's empty . but people in argentina fear it was translate into higher prices that nobody for now seems to be able to control the so i just see that went outside his time for a short break. still ahead on algebra, i'm talking to each other in front of the doc of city corporation hospitals. i'll bring to the latest updates on the allow me rise up doing a favor in bangladesh. and we take a look at a historic win for young climate active. assume the united states, what it means for future legal battles, not the environment. the inspirational women. together the largest number of young women and showed the entire nearing performers was the 1st 2 male z to play in jordan out to see

wiegman�*s side had fallen behind in this tournament, england goalkeeper mary earps caught out by lacy, lauren hemp making the most of a goalkeeping error and pouncing on the loose ball. and the winner camejust after the hour mark — alessia russo capitalising on more poor defending, so they reach the semis again, and it should be an amazing occasion against australia. it's really exciting. like now today was like an away game too. now we're going to play them. and, yeah, we are all excited that we're going to play them, and for them, of course, it's a very special moment too and it's going to be full with australian people and hopefully some england fans too, and we'll see what happens. so it's australia for england next wednesday back in sydney. the matildas are into their first world cup semifinal after a nervy night in brisbane. they knocked out france on penalties after the game had ended goaless, courtney vine with the winning spot—kick that sent the home fans wild. success is when you leave it all out there, no matter the result, you play with your heart and give it your best wit

lacy said, others can all fear god by the police on purpose. the way that you tell the story is what can make a difference the . ready on that day, president trump asked me to put him over the constitution, but i chose the constitution. the strongest criticism yet from the former us vice president. as donald trump faced his criminal charges, trying to overturn residential election resolve the cherry johnston. this is all just here, a license. i've also in use this as coolie to says he won't bounce a pressure to reinstate to the house, to president. intensifying a stand off for the west african block. dozens are killed in brazil as police carry out rates targeting drug gangs on the day of big upsets such women's world cup, jamaica, which is the non count rooms by beating one of the faces. the to begin with, the most serious charge has yet to be faced by former us president donald trump. in less than 24 hours, he's expected in court on charges of attempting to averse his defeat. and the 2020 presidential election botched. the republic on the fron

government evaluated its currency around 20 percent to cope with a markets pressure. supporters of we lacy, the voted for him because they're tired of what the calls are useless. politicians or the, i mean, i went and bought a $100.00 yesterday so i could st. nobody can save us. so i sold them again. i hope there was change. come on really. you, i'm on the day the next few months will be filled with political and so it's empty . but people in argentina fear it was translate into higher prices that nobody for now seems to be able to control the. so i'll just see the window side as well. in bangladesh, it's battling it's worth doing a fever outbreak on record. more than 400 deaths and 87000 infections have been reported. experts say climate change and poor sanitation are among the reasons for the outbreak. 10 for child read reports, rebecca as the mountain rains intensify across bangladesh, along with high humanity and heat that are fears that den get fever outbreak will get worse. nose marked or had to rush or 11 year old son to a private hospital because she couldn't find any recommendatio

this is danny lacy and i've come from the african union understands the religious of news yet, so it wouldn't be positive any major intervention. but i'm, it will have suffered for more than 2 years, but they didn't speak out. so the germans, i submitted back in the major leadership we've been told should for many years, but now we're liberated and won't go back. and we'll some of the news your it in. we are in the new jerry and capital in the i'm a and as you know, here in the share, the news has been dominated by the military coups since july 26. a cruise that saw the birth of the national council for the safe guard of the homeland. you must be said that just after their installation, the cnsp has already set up the government. governor's and ministers have already started taking up their duties in the institutions of new share. productivities continue as normal in the capital. yesterday, the new prime minister made his very 1st formed visit to the neighboring country chad. he met with charles president who has played a very important role since the beginning of this crisis. and th

side fell behind for the first time this tournament — england goalkeeper mary earps caught out by lacyng the most of a goalkeeping error and pouncing on the loose ball. and the winner camejust after the hour mark — alessia russo capitalisinbg on more poor colombia defending. so they reach the semis, again. it should be an amazing occasion against australia. it's really exciting, today was like an away game too. and ifind we are all excited we are going to play them and for them it is a very special moment too, and it will be full of australian people and hopefully some england fans too and we will see what happens. so it's australia for england next wednesday, back in sydney, the matildas are into their first world cup semifinal after a nervy night in brisbane. they knocked out france on penalties, after the game had ended goaless. courtney vine with the winning spot—kick that sent the home fans wild. it's the opening weekend in the premier league, we've had six matches on saturday. last seasons runners up, arsenal, beat nottingham forest 2—1 . bournemouth drew with west ham. luton's f

with the fall of 2020 the question arises if what would have happened if pens and including pelosi or laciothers had -- and for me the issue is not just illness in terms of whether or not these people would have died. other forms of illness. what happens if someone is in bed and a the way that makes it difficult for them to make appropriate decision-making but not so complicated that the people around them are willing to invoke the 4th section of the 25th amendment to take them out of power. i think the recent example was trump having covid one example. certainly not the only one where someone wouldn't want to look like he was trying to coerce her co-op power away from trump. he needs to stepp down from powr and trump wasn't going to invoke that and say i don't feel like i'm in good enough shape in on the hospital and i have a high fever and i'm getting all this treatment for you to discharge me come the duties of my office so i'm going to pass it over to pens temporarily and most totally -- most notably if you are under anesthesia. he wasn't willing to do it but it requires some like a vi

the last piece of lacy i want to talk about.n a lot of ways the deepest one the image that you are most familiar with with carter. does anyone know wt he is doing there? this is a couple years old. >> building a house. >> he is building a house. with whatt organization? does anybodyni know? >> habitat for humanity. a couple years old. reading the caption here at t bottom. building homes for habitat for humanity. it is not that old. this isos only like two years o. this was one of the post- presidency legacy of jimmy carter. we have the carter center which he and his wife found. really devoted to election monitoring. democracy promotion throughout the world and also disease ratification. carter is really active in eradicating diseases in this developing world. and then on the other hand, building homes with habitat for humanity which carter is out there physically building these houses. and that is really the post- presidential legacy of carter. it is also centered at the point of contrast. carter was not very good at being presi

. >> all funds laci's long. armstrong was fired early in 2023. over the handling of an officer misconduct. 4 reached out to every city council member for comment on the union's plea for new chief. only council member carol fife responded saying she had not seen the unions call to action, but added, quote, i've reached out to the president for a better understanding of what they chief allison and the police commission should be doing differently. darren allison is currently acting as chief. currently, the police commission is hosting community meetings to hear from residents on what they want in a new chief. the next meeting will be held virtually tonight. follow mike to in-person meeting saturday morning and afternoon. the commission says it will use the community's feedback to select finalists for the job, which the agency then plans to present to mayor sheng thao by november. >> well, happening today, the city of san jose is meeting with unions representing city employees for another day of mediation. >> well, this as a strike is set to begin n

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some white late sam lacy, the lead sportswriter, the baltimore afro-american, remarked upon the classimplications of her latest first gibson, a product harlem's crowded tenement district was playing a sport favored by to be and blue bloods, he wrote, astonished that the king queen of england mig en see her play. lacey boldly that gibson's debut wim be e of the greatest advances our race has made in the history alecs outshining the achievements jackie robinson, joe louis and ssowens as the top accomplishment of any ten athlete in. robinson. louis owens had made their in sports associated with the working. but gibson played sport that was neither highly commercial nor for the crowd from the other side of the tracks. others remarked upon the transnational significance of gibson's debut at wimbledon. in a sense, said the pittsburgh courier. wimbledon will be providing world setting where gibson's presence will be indicating to players, spectators from all over the world that the american -- is coming fast and has arrived. nevertheless, at least one sportswriter was not pleased. gibson's p

. >> their laci. >> beautiful. >> oh, how pretty. >> i see her laying there on the floor. and i see a person i've never seen before in my house. and i'm looking at him and he tells me i'm next while he's reaching for a butcher knife. terrified. >> i just walked in and i saw blood everywhere. >> her daughter's laying there. a young girl coming home from lunch getting brutally attacked. >> blood on the floor. a shovel. duct tape. a knife. >> i rushed home. i truly thought brittani would die. >> somehow she battled back. a fight to live. >> it was a struggle. it was a huge struggle. >> she is the definition of grit. >> she didn't give up. >> he's hurting me. >> the details that she gave. >> it was unbelievable. >> she said, you did it. i said, no, you did. >> route 66 once stretched across the southwest from one horizon to the next, going from what america was to what it wanted to be. cities like albuquerque, new mexico, were celebrated stops along the journey. today buildings that once lined this part of the iconic highway had faded and closed as the cottonwood mall became t