once again, detective lancaster had to deliver the news to the hoynes family. had was back on the streets. >> maddening. his life goes forward and, you know, robin's is snuffed out and she never gets to meet her potential because of what he did. >> they all suffered, all the hoynes. perhaps mr. hoynes most of all. >> our dad felt like he had not done what he was supposed to do as a father because he didn't protect her. he didn't keep her safe. >> our dad would sit at the edge of his bed and just think about robin and wait for her to walk down the hall every day. >> of course, they didn't know, none of them did, that the solution was sitting right there hidden in plain sight until someone closed the lid and filed it all away. >>> coming up -- nearly 20 years would go by without a break until a fresh pair of eyes focused on one particular photograph and saw something new. >> it couldn't be. it couldn't be. >> when "dateline" continues. >> when "dateline" continues ♪ ♪ at lowe's, with endless ways to organize what you need, you'll find some of the peace-of-mind yo

our trial of 25 man accused of masterminding shore lancaster . easter bombing has been adjourned until march. nearly 2 option 70 people were killed in 2019. the defendants faced $23000.00 charges north korea's claiming the successful launch of another hypersonic miss south state media released images of leader kim jong and observing the 2nd launch. this week, you as president joe biden has defended his administration's response to a surgeon on the con cases. more people are now in hospital with coven 19 than ever before. an infections, a hitting an average of 3 quarters of a 1000000 a day. president biden says the united states is asked a turning point on voting rights. he's urged the senate to pass legislation to protect the right to vote on fisher reports from atlanta in georgia before this important speech to bite and took time to pay tribute to civil rights. i caught, he stopped at martin luther king's grave site. a man who fought for rights. the president no believes are at risk. ah, since the election that carried him to the white house lighting states have changed the rules abou

henry, i am senior lecturer and economics of lancaster university in the united kingdom. thank you. 5. okay, let's leave it on one side for it. no more world news to bring you to day. it is exactly a year on from the u. s. capital riots, joe biden said, it was all cause not day by a web of lies. his quote spun by his predecessor, although notably the american leader got through his entire anniversary speech without once mentioning donald trump by name. trump himself, meanwhile, still insist that biden's election when was marred by fraud ortiz, caleb and reports. well, we heard us present, joe biden, speaking about the events of the previous year, january 6, in which the capital, the storm used solemn and harsh words to describe the events, and he put them squarely on the shoulders of former president. donald trump. however, it's important to note he did so without ever saying donald trump's name for the 1st time in our history, president, had not just lost an election. he tried to prevent the peaceful transfer of power. the former president, united states of america, has

charlton heston, burt lancaster, sidney poitier and tony curtis.on that came out of theatre in the 1950s and late 1940s, we forget that to have this incredible black man in their midst was really ground—breaking because he was able to kind of move along the same trajectory. paul robeson a generation ago was not allowed that trajectory but sidney poitier was able to be in that same trajectory they were in that the burt lancaster was then, that tony curtis was in. so when he won that oscar it kind of made sense to us because he was part of that sort of arc. the president of kazakhstan, has ordered his security forces to use lethal force on protestors, without warning. days of unrest and mass demonstrations began this week, after a sudden rise in fuel prices. the cap on prices was removed on sunday. the authorities say dozens of people have been killed and hundreds injured. russian troops have arrived to support the government, and the security forces say order has largely been restored. from kazakhstan�*s largest city, almaty, our correspondent abdu—

lancaster, california. there was sara -- a cheerleader and local beauty queen. you are pretty popular kid in high school? >> i wasn't really popular, but i was a cheerleader. >> which helps? >> yes. >> amy priess meyer, 16, sporty, and ap student who look like a girl next door. >> amy and i were just to give walls. we had a lot of fun. we partied, but things didn't get a serious until jennifer came in the picture. jennifer and amy became good friends. >> jennifer kellogg, 18. a little dangerous. catalyst for mischief, or worse. >> jennifer was a wild child. she was on the dance team in high school, and she always -- she was a boulder one of any of us. she was always there for you if you needed her, especially if you got in trouble. she helped you get in trouble. >> she was the one your parents warn you? about >> yes. >> then there was shaylyn scowls, 16, less streets more than the others, but drawn in by at all to. even though some of the others warrant that nice. >> they were fun girls, but they always had an agenda on their mind of everyone knowing them someth

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fake electors from that state including one of the electors telling lancaster online that, in fact, it was the trump campaign that told them to file the forged paperwork. in "the detroit news" there's new reporting from a reporter about how the fake electors in michigan came up with a few different schemes by which they plan to get themselves physically inside the capitol while the real electors were meeting to vote, including trying to get a republican legislature to sneak them in. another one of the fake ee lengths tells "the detroit news" that republicans were acting on a request from the trump campaign when they set out to create the forged documents. michigan's attorney general last week here on this show announced that while it's still possible that state charges might be brought against the michigan republicans who signed their names to the forged documents, she has nevertheless referred the matter to prosecutors in michigan for potential prosecution, we since learned that the attorney general in new mexico has also done the same. the attorney general also is looking at poten

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the regiment was set up to lancaster pennsylvania. not too far from here if you will and they were on guard duty with the prisoners of war there where i would like to point out that hazen again was pressing for an invasion of canada. through into 1782, you know, let's do it. and of course you're everybody's waiting for the diplomats to get everything done to get the peace treaty. let's end this and there is hazen going. come on. we have one last chance. let's go for canada again, and i love it. washington writes them back going interesting. send me your plans. you know, and i think this is great as as a senior officer. he's going write it out for me about how this would actually work and the trouble is it only kept haze and occupied for a few weeks. and then he already had sent the plan back but at that point washington at other things for them to do they were brought back up. york spent most of the rest of the war up at pompton waiting for the furlough most of the troop was furloughed in july by june july 1783 one small contingent of

sir sidney was able to be in that trajectory that they were in, that burt lancaster and tony curtis were did when his oscar, it made sense in a way because he was part of that. anchor: our correspondent is in hollywood now. the museum of motion pictures had the grand lobby named sidney poitier. having not even acted for 20 years in the city where you are right now, in the business based in, he was a legend. correspondent: he was a true hollywood legend. it is a gray, dark day in hollywood today, but sidney poitier was a true trail blazer, rising to star status in a world that forever was controlled on both sides of the camera primarily by white men, and he was very aware of the power and responsibility that came with his fame and fortune. he once said he felt likee was representing 50 million, 18 million people with every -- 15 to 18 million people every move he made and became a prominent voice in the civil rights movement. he played a role in organizing the march on washington where dr. martin luther king made his i have a dream speech. the civil rights icon said of sidney poitier, he

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it's in lancaster prison in california. it's also called los angeles community visit los angeles county prison. all right, let's take a look while you are growing up during your 1st 18 years of. 2 life yes, a parent or other adult in the household often or very often would swear to insult you. put you down or humiliate you, step inside the circle as a parent or other adult in the household often or very often push to grab, slapped or through something at you. step inside the circle. imprison you're not supposed to show you, we use imprison them. what to do to want to do good to walk in their circle like and take each that one was a reminder to ourselves that we still haven't humanity and we weren't to be loved on most people now. sorry, i don't understand it. we want to change. so we can really hear society better than what we learn for, see how just listened to those incarcerated men. help us understand a different kind of prison system. they need help. they need help. daniel, who was talking right there, he went through u

indiscernible] -- local businesses such as health and technologies, doing a great job flying the flag for lancaster globally. many smaller businesses are eager to get into u.k. markets. what steps are the prime minister taking to help businesses maximize export potential? prime minister johnson: i thank you for championing that and all do you to champion trade with latin america. i have no doubt that -- [indiscernible] -- eager to get into those new markets and we will do everything that we can to help and support him in his efforts. >> thank you, mr. speaker. as the cost of living crisis deepens, this government's priorities get ever more remote from my constituents. only this week i learned a veteran in my constituency took his own life as a result of his struggle with mounting financial pressures. thanks government that acted unlawfully by the high court on contract and billions allocated to those schemes. why can't the u.k. government find millions of plans for profiteers and fraudsters but they can't find compassion to treat people with dignity, reinstating the cuts universal credit? prime min

lancaster, south carolina. caller: thank you. that article that you just read was awesome. the last republican caller, nothing but the truth. the mainstream media went show those key points. let me go back to trying to protect ukraine war. we do not even protect our war. the united states inflation is so high. why would we want to put our energy in ukraine? ukraine is one of the races countries in the world. -- one of the most racist countries in the world. and you got president obama, president joe biden on the microphone saying we hold the money. we are in debt, american people are struggling. they want to put their energy on ukraine. it would be a disaster. we just got out of afghanistan. what is the big push to go to ukraine. the mainstream media, abc, nbc, it is nothing but a propaganda. that is what most americans get their news from. host: opening question for you this morning. how should the u.s. respond to the russian ukraine conflict. 202-748-8200. the line for democrats. republicans, 202-748-8201. and others. ukraine, u.k. is withdrawing some embassies. we will p

host: glenn in lancaster, california. caller: good morning. dr. joseph kanter, during the shutdowns in all of this pandemic, delta and everything else. we have been short on all these things. there's one thing we haven't been short of. the federal government's been sending unvaccinated untested illegal immigrants all over the united states shut down since january 20. he says the federal government can't do anything to stop the pandemic, but they sure have done a lot to spread it. host: ok glenn. dr. kanter? guest: it's challenging managing covid in any environment. i appreciate how challenging it is in detention facilities. there is so much covid in the u.s. right now, i have a hard time imagining that the immigration issue has exacerbated the covid situation. we've got plenty of our own covid to go around. host: cnn is running a headline, one in four hospitals are facing a staffing shortage. what's it like in louisiana? guest: it's very tough. there's two things going on right now. we had a staffing crunch before the omicron surge. we had the del

to contain the army con variant of coffee. 19 hundreds of healthcare workers are infected and to lancaster president mays out his vision for the country with a focus on jumpstarting economy. ah, a thick layer of ash on the runway of tongue as main airport is delaying international deliveries of aid is expected. it will take days to clear the side. so australia and new zealand are sending navy bold swift beliefs supplies to death have been confirmed following saturdays, volcanic eruption and mammy, the un fair surveillance spice have showed substantial damage, especially on to nor lying islands in ages. satellite images show a cloud of sulfur dioxide drifting across the pacific ocean. it was caused by the eruption on saturday. that feud ash 20 kilometers. i've been to the air. and new zealand defense minister spoke to al jazeera. he says help is on its way to toner infrastructure is of course the key challenge for the recovery if it's and toner and i don't just mean the main island. i also mean the outer islands that wayland, where that was done was really quite crucial. but we know that th

host: tom is in lancaster, pennsylvania, an independent. your question or comment for congressman keller? caller: when i was, back in 1950's, when we all went and got our polio vaccine, you know, we did it for the best interest of the country as well as for ourselves and our families and our neighbors, and that was through the eisenhower administration, and that is when -- i've been a republican all my life, from the time i was 18 -- i now 72. up until january 6, and the next day, i registered as an independent, after that disgrace. and what i am getting at is the leadership under our previous potus, i guess you would call him, is not representative of the republican party and had we had someone in leadership like dwight eisenhower i think the country would be on a much better path today than we were with that clown car that continues with the republican party, and i did not want to -- you know, i do have to say that because, you know, it is, you know, to not stand up and do what is right and make the comments -- i mean, it is just -- i'm n

and the trial of 25 men accused of organisms for lancaster, easter bombings has been adjourned until march. nearly 270 people were kills in 2019 to stay with us and l 0 studio been scripted is next. ah, ah ah, i in the ability maybe give you a grudging admiration, but it never really winds you what i think we all want, which one is connection with other people. if you just want to be strong, good luck to you, but you mean you've been very, very lonely. i'm a philosopher and we do a lot with philosophy here. i founded the school of life to fill a void in our current education system. teaching at emotional intelligence, things like crime most in compassion, empathy, i think we're fairly radical wax because they quite hard to do. yeah. you know, if these things were easy then they wouldn't do that just, you know, they just be things that would be a given. i'm laser can be a violence underwriter. i explore ideas. we often called problematic to me that the most reading the most interesting me, when we 1st met, you didn't do any small talk. you were like, let's get to the tragedy of exist.

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yes, i have a buddy of mine who owns a soccer shoe company back lancaster, pennsylvania, 70 new. >> 7 stud klee. mother cleats. have been from might 15 years ago. so do so. angelo. appreciate your buddy. i needed them the last kick for sure, their resiliency that this team has >> take punches. we is our lakes taking off from underneath us. we turn the ball over our defense. respond especially sponsor office. responds when we need to. and in on his office, we played just well enough to win the game. >> governor newsome congratulated the niners on there when he says the forty-niners are the best. no matter the condition, no matter being an underdog. san francisco and san francisco was celebrating as well. airport coit tower and sales force. they were all lit up in red and gold last night to honor the niners. like we said, we're on to the nfc championship now. so there's no stopping us. hopefully coming up here on the kron 4 morning news, santa clara county is getting a home a covid-19 test kit for residents. why people say the move is helping them out quite a bit. >> plus, anti-vaccine

. >> pivot the lancaster mike sure that everybody is that up-to-date with their covid-19 vaccine as they personally could be, should be, based on when they got their last vaccine. so important right now we are making sure that people are up-to-date. >> lawmakers in california proposing a new law that would allow children to be vaccinated without the consent. most minors can't be vaccinated without apparent's permission so parental consent law varies by state and region. the back of being blamed on sanitation workers being out sick and the back backlog of holiday related garbage. >> i'm really, really sorry. >> singer adele apologizing to fans for postponing her las vegas residency due to virus that can she says many of her crew have tested positive in the pandemic has created delivery delays of equipment as well. the grammy winner shows were set from friday through april. new dates have not yet been announced. >> a new study at a new york city shows that the omicron strain of buyers that he was likely in the big apple before so powerful. announce the discovery of the new variant in late

yes, i have a buddy of mine who owns a soccer shoe company back lancaster, pennsylvania, 70 new. >> 7 stud klee. mother cleats. have been from might 15 years ago. so do so. angelo. appreciate you, buddy. i needed them the last kick for sure. their resiliency that this team has >> take punches. we is our lakes taking off from underneath us. we turn the ball over our defense. respond especially sponsor office. responds when we need to. and in on his office, we played just well enough to win the game. >> aaron rodgers now '04 against the forty-niners in the postseason. a stat a lot of forty-niners fans just love to see their roasting him right now on twitter. you need entertainment just head on over and search for aaron rodgers. all send it back to you guys. the studio. that's all we've got for sports. what a night. >> in internet always undefeated. >> thank you, kyle and samsung has a new budget friendly phone. but is it the right time to buy what rich demuro explains in tonight's tech smart. >> simpson's latest phone is called the as 21 and feet or fan edition less expensive than a fla

and in lancaster county, pennsylvania another january 6th rally attendee is now a local judge of elections. let's talk about all of this with rick hassen. he's a professor of law and political science at the university of california irvine. he is also the author of the upcoming book "cheap speech: how disinformation poisons our politics and how to cure it." okay, rick. i know you think election subversion is really the most immediate threat right now. so explain first what election subversion is versus, say, voter suppression. >> yeah, thanks for having me to talk about this because it's a really important topic. the question is are our votes going to be fairly counted? is the winner going to be declared the winner? or is the loser going to be declared the winner? that's a lot harder for people to wrap their heads around because we in the united states don't have experience with elections where the results are fraudulent. and so what we saw in 2020 was an attempt to try and turn the loser into the winner. and unfortunately, it's kind of provided a road map to try to do it again in the futu

joining us now cnn political commentator bakari sellers and ethan demi in pennsylvania's lancaster countyho announced he was leaving the gop after the january 6th attack. he is now the pennsylvania state chair of the serve america movement. bakari, first to you. as a democrat, to hear swroeb say i didn't create this breach but i will stand in the breach, how important was that for democrats to hear? >> it was huge. he was forceful. he was clear. it was a good moment. it was a good speech. it was sobering. and it's what joe biden does best when he's talking about the soul of our nation, when he talks about the value of democracy. what has to happen next, though, is what a lot of democrats are thirsting for. it's the accountability for those individuals who financed this insurrection. it's the accountability for those members of congress who helped foster this environment, who helped participate in this insurrection. so i know merrick garland is doing his job. he's doing it with pwhreub speed is probably the best way to describe it. while joe biden's speech yesterday hit all the right notes

phil and his dog albert in lancaster, pennsylvania. happy birthday, phil. cole, mike, and makayla in minnesota. lavather in atlanta. and hannah in nashville. happy 21st birthday, hannah, and anchor down. you are a super star, my friend. send us a photo of you and your mug with the #sundaytoday. you might see yourself next week, and you can get the big mug online at today.com. thank you for spending part of your morning with us. we'll see you >>> good morning. it's sunday, january 9th, 7:00 on the dot as we take a live look outside. a beautiful look towards emeryville and san francisco. happy klay day, everybody, as we look forward for klay thompson to return to the court tonight for the first time since 2019. i am kira klapper. meteorologist, vianey arana, joins us with a quick look at your microclimate forecast. it's cold out side this morning. >> it is. we're starting out really chilly in the 30s in a

in lancaster county, a handful of candidates who supported false claims won elections to serve as local judges and election inspectors. this is already happening on the ground as we speak. >> yeah, it's such an important point that the real -- one of the most urgent battles, this is -- it's like watching an avalanche, like, coming toward you is the fact that there are these, you know, i don't know, election deniers and people who are spreading the big lie who are being strategically placed in important positions that involve elections all across the country, and those people are going to be on the front lines of the next midterm election, the next presidential election, and for the republicans on capitol hill who say the election wasn't stolen, we don't believe in the big lie, they are not willing to do anything about that. and i think that that is a real problem for our political system, putting aside this particular, you know, legislative fight, what you're seeing is republicans, these are people in their own party who are not speaking up about the fact that there are a lot of electio

edward mechanic lantos of lancaster county, pennsylvania, was running for local judge until his campaignrged with a crime won his race to be the mount joy township judge of elections. senator marco rubio, republican of florida a few days ago, condemned january 6th as a terrible thing that never should have happened but also suggested the anniversary was getting too much attention and seemed to downplay its seriousness. >> you're not going to convince most normal and sane people that our government last year was almost thrown by a guy wearing a viking hat and speedos. >> the senator is correct our government was not almost overthrown by i guy wearing a viking hat and speedos but by armed military conspiracists and others throughout the country seeking to invalidate election results based on the wide lies of unhinged team of conspiracy theories and by maga media that spread those lies and about more than 140 house and senate republicans who voted to disenfranchise all of the voters of pennsylvania and arizona. and make no mistake, the conspiracy could have worked and might work next time.

seriously, like riding their horses out to put the baggage on the plane, you realize you are in lancasterennsylvania. you are like, what is going on. so i can only guess that the people who said this was the greatest airport in the world actually said it because they're from lancaster, pennsylvania, where most of the gates are. some of them, when you get the scranton gate, it is not quite as far. but, willie, i am hoping, i am hoping that they'll organize it much better. bill karins, let me ask you something before we ask you about the weather, because, of course, you know, the 87 million people who watch this show on the east coast are going to want to know what exactly happens. also, of course, on armed forces radio across the world. bill, have you been to laguardia yet? >> i have not been to the new laguardia. i had my fond memories of catching taxis at the old one. >> yeah, okay, well, bring your hiking outfit. get a backpack. bring a couple of extra changes of clothes and anything else you may need for the hike. hopefully as they move along they will figure out a way to make it a lit

speaker, i thought people from lancaster were to be straight speaking. and i would think half his staff cannot talk but yet the prime minister said it was to do with the rules. [inaudible] there's a comment about a second lockdown. and he said it was true. he's not fit for office and will do anything to save his he would do anything to save his own skin. prime minister: mr. speaker, i directed to i said earlier on. >> 155,000 people died. that is why we have rules. at least it is clear in its findings that there were serious --. also the standards expected of the entire population. that the prime minister except responsibility for his failure to live up to the standards? >> mr. speaker, i take responsibility for everything that has happened. >> it is clear that there should be no accepted consumption of alcohol in a workplace. can the prime minister therefore assure us that his own consumption of alcohol was not excessive and in particular, that his judgment was at no time so low that he was in danger of telling the truth? >> mr. speaker, i couldn't quit

host: tom is in lancaster, pennsylvania, an independent.r question or comment for congressman keller? caller: when i was, back in 1950's, when we all went and got our polio vaccine, you know, we did it for the best interest of the country as well as for ourselves and our families and our neighbors, and that was through the eisenhower administration, and that is when -- i've been a republican all my life, from the time i was 18 -- i now 72. up until january 6, and the next day, i registered as an independent, after that disgrace. and what i am getting at is the leadership under our previous potus, i guess you would call him, is not representative of the republican party and had we had someone in leadership like dwight eisenhower i think the country would be on a much better path today than we were with that clown car that continues with the republican party, and i did not want to -- you know, i do have to say that because, you know, it is, you know, to not stand up and do what is right and make the comments -- i mean, it is just -- i'm not -

. >> from lancaster, pennsylvania, celebrating jamison's 1st birthday we love you, jamison >> here'sappy that you're starting your day with us. i get so warmed every time i see those little videos that pop up. >> keep them coming. >> yes. >> let's get right to our news at 8:00. president biden has a chance to make history with his first supreme court nomination the court's oldest justice stephen breyer expected to announce his retirement later today. nbc's justice correspondent pete williams has more on the timing of breyer's decision and who is on the short list to succeed him. he broke this story yesterday. pete, good morning >> hoda, good morning, people close to justice breyer saying he made this decision within the past few weeks to step down and planned to send formal notification to the white house today. president biden said during the campaign that he intended to make history by nominating the first black woman to the supreme court, and at this early stage in the process, administration officials say there are two leading contenders one is ketanji brown jackson, a federal ap