let's introduce you to lillian rose, a domestic short hair cat, approximately 2 years old. volunteers at the shelter say lillian rose can be a little bit shy at first but once she warms up to you she's a spunky playful girl. looking for a forever home for too long, since april. visit lillian rose at the spca adoption center in oakland to set up a visit or make her part of your family. call the number on your screen, 510-5669-0702. it's a shame, sometimes the shy ones, don't warm up to people fast enough. she sounds like a great cat. >> an introvert's dilemma and beautiful. >> absolutely gorgeous. >> all right. call now. i file like we'ring to a game show. call now. from all of us at abc 7 news, thanks for joining us. "who wants to be a millionaire" is next. we leave you with this gorgeous shot of the santa cruz beach. bye-bye. keeping up. it takes hard work, tight budgets and a little support. and pg&e is ready to do our part. our care program can save you 20% or more on your monthly bill. it just takes a few minutes to apply and you'll see the savings on your next bill. wh

lillian kim in our news room. >> the letter began circulating internally last week but it caught the public's intention when employees of the company started tweeting about it friday night. since then the google's vp of diversity has responded. the letter written by a software engineer who hasn't been publicly identified has since been obtained and posted it. in it the engineer says google should stop its campaigns to end gender and racial diversity. the reason women don't make up half of the company's tech and leadership company is because of genetic differences in their preferences and ability. according to google's latest diversity report, women make up only 20% in tech and 25% in leadership roles. reaction has ranged from outrage to praise. either way, a tech industry analyst we spoke to says there may be a silver lining in all of this. >> i rather have someone have this be open and talk about it rather than hold it inside and abuse people on the quiet. this showcases there is a quiet. typical fix is to block letters like this but that doesn't fix the attitude or improve the envi

lillian kim in our news room. >> the letter began circulating internally last week but it caught the public's intention when employees of the company started tweeting about it friday night. since then the google's vp of diversity has responded. the letter written by a software engineer who hasn't been publicly identified has since been obtained and posted it. in it the engineer says google should stop its campaigns to end gender and racial diversity. the reason women don't make up half of the company's tech and leadership company is because of genetic differences in their preferences and ability. according to google's latest diversity report, women make up only 20% in tech and 25% in leadership roles. reaction has ranged from outrage to praise. either way, a tech industry analyst we spoke to says there may be a silver lining in all of this. >> i rather have someone have this be open and talk about it rather than hold it inside and abuse people on the quiet. this showcases there is a quiet. typical fix is to block letters like this but that doesn't fix the attitude or improve the envi

survived by his wife lillian and 10 children. another big loss in the entertainment world. comedian, actor, singer and host of the muscular dystrophy telethon... jerry lewis died at the age of 91. jerry lewis was a slapstick comedian who became famous when he teamed up with dean martin... to become one of the most popular comedy teams in history. but he didn't just make people laugh. he also took up the fight against muscular dystrophy, hosting an annual labor day telethon for 4 decades, raising more than a billion dollars for research and treatment. still much more ahead in our 6'oclock hour sam sweeney what are you working are you working on. >> now, "good morning washington," on your side. autria: right now at 6 a.m., it's eclipse mania. tens of thousands camping out to get the best view and we are counting down the final hours and minutes. just coming in, breaking news from france, adrianna hopkins starts us off at the live desk. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] adria

. >> lillian kim, abc 7 news. >>> tonight richmond police are searching for a gunman who shot an east bay rapper several times early this morning. it happened at this quick surf around 5:30 a.m. the victim, charles william, was shot several times in the upper torso and is in stable condition. they're reviewing surveillance video. >> he was most likely targeted because you just don't shoot multiple times at a person, not intended for the purpose to die. >> williams is known for his contribution to e 40's tell me when to go. earlier e-40 posted this photo writing prayers up and pull through my fellow, #god is a heeler. >>> power out ang, pg&e is working to fix an equipment problem on east 29th. the power has been out since noon today and may not be back on until 5:00 in the morning. their families are being asked to pick up their loved ones for the night. >> overcast skies didn't stop the bay area's enjoinment. you can see the solar sensation through the clouds and drew a lot of part people and had people watching the skies across the nation. maggie is in charleston, south carolina with

lillian always has something, don't you, lillian? stand up, please. are tweets from people in huntsville, they are being extra safe with these plates attached to the glasses. >> shepard: it makes for a nice instagram like that. >> this is one of my friends who is at home in idaho, she said it is getting cold there. her cell phone service is bad but there are lots of planes in the air and it feels very eerie, i will touch base with her again after totality hits where she i is. somebody else tweeted this at u us. you have to be sure of the filter is very high, above a filter of 12. somebody else tweeted us that it looks like they are looking for one of those spaghetti strainers, you can see a little bit of the moon coming in on the side. >> shepard: that's idaho falls falls, i was trying to see where that sun is. look at that, that's the gum, we have that in the candy store. >> very funny but not a good way to watch the eclipse. >> shepard: we've got to get names on pets, we love the pets. that's the brand they were selling on amazon but they ran out. >

. >> reporter: in the crowd, we met lillian, an opposition leader here. >> it's not a political fight. >> reporter: she's paid dearly for speaking out. this video shows her husband, leopoldo lopez being hauled off by the secret police just this weekend. and we were there during one of his many previous arrests. do you think maduro is ready to give in? >> maduro is a dictatorship. he needs to go. >> reporter: are you prepared for confrontation if it needs to -- if it has to happen? >> i don't want confrontation. >> reporter: she's taken those messages right to the white house, meeting with president trump earlier this year. the descent into chaos is now accelerating. caracas is the murder capital of the world. that's not all. its inflation is well above a thousand percent. and what was once the richest country in south america, one that still sits atop the world's largest oil reserves, is now the world's worst performing economy. we met up with second grade teacher vanessa, and she invited us into her class. she tells us that some of her students have fainted from hunger. [ speaking sp

. >> rose: carol, how does lillian view these two characters? >> i think so grateful is that tell me who lillian is. >> i'm their land lady. >> rose: yeah. and some people think i'm the land lady of a building in harlem and i let slip a few times it's actually a tugboat that i've purchased. but i think that i'm so grateful because we need each other, and i think that i was probably before this break here very alone, outspoken in part of the neighborhood, but i think -- and before titus had another roommate, a lover, i believe it was, and i don't think i was so welcomed then. and now that kimmy is there, somehow their home has become my home. i mean, i come down there and shave my legs while i'm watching tv on the couch. >> rose: in their home. well, it's my home that i'm renting to them. but i feel at home with them. i think that we are some sort of a strange little family unit. that's how it's going. and i think we all sort of really need each other is that kimmy went to college this season? >> went to columbia. not just any college. >> rose: b

. >> we caught up with mile ph philadelphia city councilman where 31st street was named after lillian ray. philadelphia's first african american drug czar and whether the statute should stay or go. >> you know, personally for me, i think there are greater issues we need to be addressing right now. we need to address the issue of justification of portable housing and addressing the issue of young people murdering one another with guns in the streets. >> he said any effort to remove the rizzo statute would be a long process. >>> now to the latest on the terror in spain. tonight a massive search continues for the driver of the van that slammed into a crowd of people on thursday. now this is the man police are looking for. spanish media is naming him as the suspected driver in the attack. police are not confirming that, though. >>> meanwhile, police searched the apartment of the supposed ringleader in thursday east's t a tack. 18 people died in the barcelona attack. hundreds more hurt. hours later, one person was killed where a car crashed into pedestrians there. >>> also today, balloons

the day after this terrible tragedy, we met lillian. that they are going to take care of us and they are going to make sure that each person at least has the temporary accommodation. or, you know, organising for more permanent accommodation. because this is just temporary. it hasn't really sunk in, but i know that it will once everybody has gone, and you are just in your room alone. everything will come, you know, and you are like, "what just happened ? " yeah. a lot of people today have expressed some anger, some frustration at the authorities. at the situation, at the fact that this could happen. yeah. do you feel that, or are you just focused on, "what do i do now?" at the moment i'm actually... i know the anger will come, i am sad because lots of people died. so, i am asking questions to myself as well. i mean, how did this happen? how did this happen to this extent? and how did the fire spread so fast? what went wrong? what could have been avoided? all these questions i'm asking myself, but i don't know the answers. i don't know...

. >> lillian ray was philadelphia's first african-american female drug czar. we asked johnson about his feelings about whether the rizzo statue should stayo gore. >> personally, for me, i think there are greater issues we need to be addressing right now. we need to address the issue of gentrification, fordable housing, young murdering one another with guns in the streets. >> mayor jim kenney said any effort to remove the statue would be a very long process. >>> spain is in official mourning for the victims of thursday evening's terror attacks in barcelona and another town. the spanish king joined hundreds of others at a memorial service this morning at barcelona's church. nbc10 digital reporter in barcelona shot the video and sent it to us via twitter. meanwhile, a wide-ranging manhunt continues two days after a driver zigzagged his van through a crowded street in barcelona, killing 13 people and injuring more than 100 others. an attack in cambrils left one woman dead. police have set up road blocks in the region as they search for at least three suspects, inc

lillian e.r.a. was philadelphia's first african-american drug czar. we asked her feelings on whether the statue should stay or go. >> personally for me, there are greater issues we need to be addressing. we need to address the issue of affordable housing. we need to address the issue of young people murdering one another with guns in the streets of philadelphia. >> mayor jim kenney said any effort to remove the statue would be a very long process. >>> new this morning, a man shot twice by police in north philadelphia is in the hospital in critical condition. nbc 10 on the scene, shooting happened around 11:00 last night. police tell us the suspect was armed. they say an officer called out for him to drop his weapon and then opened fire when he failed today do so. >> organizers of a back to school drive are hoping the event took back control of a philadelphia rec center. they were at the lonny young center in germantown yesterday. students got free bookbags filled with school supplies. there were also haircuts and games for the kids. this was a far cry

. >> reporter: johna sat on the couch alone because his wife, lillian is in the hospital. >> i don't i'd get along without her. >> reporter: i never got my easy answer to what makes a happy marriage. >> we love one another, so. >> reporter: but i did get eight solid reasons to never give up looking. >> i couldn't imagine being life without her. >> reporter: steve hartman, "on the road," in knoxy, indiana. cou >> mason: to be a couple by the fabulous clinkenbeards. that's the cbs evening news. i'm anthony mason in new york. thanks for watching. have a great weekend. i'll see you first thing tomorrow on "cbs this morning saturday." good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by ♪[ music ] >>> linda macdonald, captioner vitac corporation >>> now at 5:00, a billionaire openly defying a court order to open this bay area beach. "sky drone 5" gives us our first good look at the path he wants to keep off limits. good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm ken bastida. we're counting down to the 49ers' first preseason game against the kansas city chiefs. >>> first, a judge ordered a bay ar

. >> reporter: johna sat on the couch alone because his wife, lillian is in the hospital. >> i don't i'd get along without her. >> reporter: i never got my easy answer to what makes a happy marriage. >> we love one another, so. >> reporter: but i did get eight solid reasons to never give up looking. >> i couldn't imagine being life without her. >> reporter: steve hartman, "on the road," in knox county, indiana. >> mason: to be a couple by the fabulous clinkenbeards. that's the cbs evening news. i'm anthony mason in new york. thanks for watching. have a great weekend. i'll see you first thing tomorrow on "cbs this morning saturday." good night. ah are the newest way tothe play and win instantly. and they're super fast. faster than this? fast play. play fast. win instantly. >>> tonight, taylor swift holds nothing back as she takes on the man that groped her. >> i was inside the denver courtroom. we'll tell you why today's testimony had taylor rolling her eyes. >> chris pratt where he's stepping out a week after splitting from anna faris. >> moms and their twins. an update on beyonce's

lillian kim in our news room. >> the letter began circulating internally last week but it caught the when employees of the company started tweeting about it friday night. since then the google's vp of diversity has responded. the letter written by a software engineer who hasn't been publicly identified has since been obtained and posted it. in it the engineer says google should stop its campaigns to end gender and racial diversity. the reason women don't make up half of the company's tech and leadership company is because of genetic differences in their preferences and ability. according to google's latest diversity report, women make up only 20% in tech and 25% in leadership roles. reaction has ranged from outrage to praise. either way, a tech industry analyst we spoke to says there may be a silver lining in all of this. >> i

. >> dick gregory is is survived by -- is survived by his life lillian and his 10 children. >>> a boyeceived a heart transplant months ago died on the first day of school. his father said his son seemed fine before leaving their home outside cincinnati, but on the way to school payton told his dad something just didn't feel right. they went to the hospital. the boy died a short time later. doctors are still trying to figure out what happened. >>> switching gears here yeah, you see this, right? how some things just so stinky make so many flower lovers so happy. >> and we're keeping a close watch tonight on the weather as ll the show in the sky tomorrow. ♪ it's time for the biggest sale of the year with the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your every move and automatically adjusts on both sides to keep you effortlessly comfortable. and snoring... does your bed do that? the new 360 smart bed is part of our biggest sale of the year where all beds are on sale. intelligent technology can help protect it. the all-new audi q5 is here. >>> students in d.c. go back to school tomorrow m

. >> reporter: johna sat on the couch alone because his wife, lillian is in the hospital. >> i don't i'd get along without her. >> reporter: i never got my easy answer to what makes a happy marriage. >> we love one another, so. >> reporter: but i did get eight solid reasons to never give up looking. >> i couldn't imagine being life without her. >> reporter: steve hartman, "on the road," in knox county, indiana. >> mason: to be a couple by the fabulous clinkenbeards. that's the cbs evening news. i'm anthony mason in new york. thanks for watching. have a great weekend. i'll see you first thing tomorrow on "cbs this morning saturday." good night. >>> it's another one of those tricky weather situations tonight. no rain so far. tarp's on the field. weather approaching, so in a holding pattern we are for game one of this three-game weekend sets with the giants who have had a really rough year. a bunch of injuries, and they're in last place. 36 games nd

. >> don inherited the paintings from his mother, lillian camp, who had died 21 years earlier in 1990. >> we weren't fond of them, and so they ended up in the basement. ♪ >> one of them is titled "arizona desert." >> one was a landscape scene from the southwest. >> it was a nice mountain scene. didn't have any particular meaning to us, though. >> eh. the other is titled "ruth." >> it's a woman standing by a doorway and a wall, and you can't make out her features very well. and in the foreground is a pillar with a vine running up the side of it. and that's about it. >> you wanted them out. >> i even mentioned throwing them in the dumpster. >> but phyllis figures a charity will take them. >> i said, "well, i guess the salvation army is as good as anyplace. we don't want them." >> don's about to give 'em away, but hesitates. did you think they were valuable? >> had no idea. so i wanted to contact our local auctioneer and get an opinion. >> that local auctioneer is david mapes, in vestal, new york, just west of binghamton. don sticks the paintings in the back of his van and calls david on

but lillian's pizza reyeah has been on quite a roll lately. >> you talk to people about 9:11. >> whatie, big six and holly hunter are worried parents getting to know their critically will daughter's boyfriend. played. >> you can't rhyme it. how does that go? >> it's, basically you try to find out a word. real word that nobody can rhyme. >> stonehenge. aawe see you win. >> the film and ray's performance are getting wave reviews. romano is humble as ever. his note. he wrote him long ago before left for hollywood. >> this is my brother richard. he would put a quote from, from -- the bible. about -- not going to get it right. essence of it was -- what is it -- profit a man who gains the world but loses his soul. and i guess it was his way of telling me good luck. just remember us and who you, where you came from. i'll get emotional. >> that was that. >> mint something to you. >> yeah, yeah, they're both my heroes. because, one is a cop. one is a teacher. and i, tell jokes about poop and make so much more money than them. ha-ha-ha ha. yeah. >> my youngest son. is 16. i don't know how to de

kidd: he is survived by his wife, lillian, and 10 children. died at the age of 91. >> class dismissed. hdd: is time now for your 62nd express. second express. >> the uss john mccain is now at singapore's enable base and 10 the sailors are missing after the ship collided with a tank or three times its size. larry: expected to provide update on the path forward in afghanistan and south asia. >> are you ready for the start of a new school year? what's your favorite subject? my flask of all. -- >> basketball. >> eclipse day is finally here. we are headed south, which a lot of people are doing, they either did it yesterday or are doing it this morning. >> chances are, you will not be in the totality zone. >> don't stare at the sun without special these are very good, i can't see you at all. they do the job. >> right. -- >> that's right. larry: this is your last chance to win a pair of eclipse glasses. call the number, right now, 703-528-7334, caller number seven wins. good luck. that does it for us here. autria: i told you they really do the job. k

. >> reporter: john sat on the couch alone because his wife lillian is in the hospital. >> i don't know what makes a happy marriage. >> we love one another. so. >> reporter: but i did get eight solid reasons to never give up looking. >> i couldn't imagine being -- life without her. >> reporter: steve hartman, "on the road," in knox county, indiana. >>> that's the "overnight news" for this monday. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's monday, august 14th, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ swing low sweet chariot >> across the country strangers are mourning and honoring a woman killed while protesting white nationalists in charlottesville, while the driver accused of driving into a crowd will appear in ur

charlie: how does lillian view these two characters? tommy who she is -- tell me who she is.: i am there landlady. ame people think i am landlady of a building, but then i tell them it's actually a tugboat. we need each other and i think thisi was probably before .- very alone and outspoken and part of the neighborhood, but i think that -- and before and ihad another roommate don't think i was so welcome then. y is there, their home has become my home. i come down there and shave my legs or watch tv on the couch. tituss: in their home. carol: my home that i'm renting to them, i feel at home with them. we are some little strange family, that is how it is going. i think we all really need each other. college?kimmy went to ellie: yeah, she went to columbia. on a gets into columbia rowing scholarship, which is not an actual thing. i believe don't give athletic scholarships. charlie: they do have grown teams. ellie: they do. a fellow rower her on a machine and one of her greatest traits is that she is impossibly strong , i like to think she was just born up certainly strong. she g

<lillian ablon, rand> "that's the part of the web that's not indexed...re is so much of the web that we can't just google for. "she says she was saved by an instagram picture of her with her young child.this man drove her to the british consulate in milan, saying his group respected motherhood.police arrested him, and identified him as a polish national living in england.italian police have accepted her story. evidence seized at the farmhouse included the duffle bag, handcuffs and this flyer. but now a friend of ayling is saying she knew her abductor before ... they had met in paris in april.there are questions about how her arm could be injected when she was wearing a long=sleeved leather jacket,and even more strange ... a witness says her kidnapper took her shopping for shoes.an italian newspaper says she burst into tears when police asked her about that.for now, she says she is keeping mumi've just arrived home after spending four weeks in italy and haven't had time to gather my thoughts. i'm not at liberty to say anything further until i have been deb

he was in grays ferry where 31st street is named after lillian ray, philadelphia's first african-american female jug czar. we asked him about his feelings all the statue should stay or go. >> personally for me, i think there are greater issues we need to being right now. we need to address the issue of gentrification, affordable housing, young people murdering one another with guns in the streets of philadelphia. >> the mayor says any effort to remove the statue would be a very long process. >>> spain is in official mourning for the victims of thursday evening's terror attacks in barcelona and another town. the spanish king joins hundreds of others at a memorial service this morning in barcelona. nbc10 digital reporter in barcelona shot the video and fed it to us via twitter. a wide-ranging manhunt continues two days after a driver zigzagged his van through a crowded street in barcelona killing 13 people and injuring more than 100 others. an attack in the coastal town of cambrils left one woman dead. police have set up road blocks in the region as they search for at least three suspects i

<lillian ablon, rand> "that's the part of the web that's not indexed... so much of the web that we can't just google for. "she says she was saved by an instagram picture of her with her young child.this man drove her to the british consulate in milan, saying his group respected motherhood.police arrested him, and identified him as a polish national living in england.italian police have accepted her story. evidence seized at the farmhouse included the duffle bag, handcuffs and this flyer. but now a friend of ayling is saying she knew her abductor before ... they had met in paris in april.there are questions about how her arm could be injected when she was wearing a long=sleeved leather jacket,and even more strange ... a witness says her kidnapper took her shopping for shoes.an italian newspaper says she burst into tears when police asked her about that.for now, she says she is keeping mumi've just arrived home after spending four weeks in italy and haven't had time to gather my thoughts. i'm not at liberty to say anything further until i have been debriefe

lillian has details on that. >> these glasses are some that amazon has recalled. to prove that they were certified to be safe to look at the sun. so even if you have the right certifications, you think some people are putting those certifications on their packaging illegally without the actual approval from the iso. >> shepard: the what? >> the international standardization organization. they'll let you know if it's safe for viewing. you can test them out. they're supposed to be 100,000 times more powerful. you shouldn't see anything through it except the sun. >> shepard: you can watch it on tv. go on. >> that's true. but check out the american astrological association or society. it's got a list of approved vendors. they will help you out if you want to make double-double sure. if you're anywhere along this path, you'll see the total eclipse, which will be very exciting monday. >> shepard: we'll have streamed live coverage throughout the day. >> we will. >> shepard: thank you. speaking of extreme, a weather alert. action in the tropics. adam klotz is here. what a

. >> reporter: john sat on the couch alone because his wife lillian is in the hospital. >> i don't knoweasy answer to what makes a happy marriage. >> we love one another. so. >> reporter: but i did get eight solid reasons to never give up looking. >> i couldn't imagine being -- life without her. >> reporter: steve hartman, "on the road," in knox county, indiana. >>> that's the "overnight news" for this monday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back with us a little later for the morning news and "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm elaine quijano. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's monday, august 14. this is the "cbs morning news." across the country strangers are mourning and honoring a woman killed while protesting white nationalists in charlottesville, while the driver accused of plowing into a crowd will appear in court. >>> president trump is taking heat for not calling out hate groups for the violence in virginia, and the world's fastest man is saying good-bye to the sport he loves.

charlie: how does lillian view these two characters? tell me who she is.i am their landlady. some people think i am a landlady of a building in harlem. but i let them slip a couple times it is actually a tugboat. we needgrateful because each other and i think that i was probably before this break here very alone and outspoken. and part of the neighborhood, but i think that -- and before titus had another roommate and i don't think i was so welcome then. now that kimmy is there, their home has become my home. i come down there and shave my legs or watch tv on the couch. tituss: in their home. carol: my home that i'm renting to them, i feel at home with them. we are some little strange family unit. that is how it is going. i think we all really need each other. charlie: kimmy went to college? ellie: yeah, she went to columbia. not just any college. which is great. charlie: it is in new york. ellie: yes, and kimmy gets into columbia on a rowing scholarship, which is not an actual thing. ivy league schools do not give athletic scholarships. charlie: they do ha

lillian has details for us. we're preparing all kinds of special programming for this.what is this air b&b thing? >> air b&b wants eclipse fans to go to their website and tell them why they think the eclipse is bringing people together and why they want to be a part of it. the winner will get to bring a fan to the oregon wilderness, spend the night star gazing and in the morning jump on a private jet, fly to the pacific ocean where the eclipse will start forming. not only will they be the first to see the eclipse but get an extra minute of eclipsedom. on the ground, you get it for two minutes. in the air, you can see it a minute more. if that doesn't work, you can go to the path of totality where you get the solar eclipse. >> shepard: we'll have full coverage. thank you, ma'am. we'll be right back. liberty mutual stood with me when this guy got a flat tire in the middle of the night, so he got home safe. yeah, my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. what?! you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. i have age-related macular

. >> i want to very quickly see if, lillian, you wanted to respond to any of the questions or comments that have been made. >> i would like to add something that is very important of the challenges and also to think about how to have a solution. oftentimes the main solution is how to find a solution for administrative issue in the area or the area of the minorities. [inaudible] also, to think about those forces from different groups. [inaudible] i was thinking of accommodations how we could find another. [inaudible] we can find a unified leadership for all of these weather question or -- can find leadership for them of operati operation. otherwise, we will see conflict between these forces. a week ago i walked into the area and there was a presentation between two groups. this is what was expected because these forces are from different political reality and one of the problems -- we should learn to evoke peace in that area and how to break the tension between the groups. [inaudible] we need to urge the iraqi government and arp to normalize this area from the tension and this is very i

the jewish historical society is planning a new lillian and albert small jewish museum in washington as part of the capital crossing development project a few blocks from here. last november our historic 1876 synagogue was cut from its base and moved for the second time in its life, 50 feet into the middle of third street northwest where it's going to remain until the third and final move to the newly reopened corner of third and 23 streets northwest and there it will become the centerpiece of our brand-new museum complex. tonight's topic of jewish supreme court justices is one that we plan to make a key element in the museum's exhibition and programming. tonight i have the honor of introducing our participants and thereby fulfilling the society's mission of joining history, current events and the promise of the future. together to tell one of the many stories of jewish washington. dr. david dalin, historian and rabbi, is the author, co-author or editor of 11 books, including religion and state in the american jewish experience, co-authored with one of our prior panelists, dr. jonath

<lillian ablon, rand> "that's the part of the web that's not indexed...there is so much of the web that we can't just google for. "she says she was saved by an instagram picture of her with her young child.this man drove her to the british consulate in milan, saying his group respected motherhood.police arrested him, and identified him as a polish national living in england.italian police have accepted her story. evidence seized at the farmhouse included the duffle bag, handcuffs and this flyer. but now a friend of ayling is saying she knew her abductor before ... they had met in paris in april.there are questions about how her arm could be injected when she was wearing a long=sleeved leather jacket,and even more strange ... a witness says her kidnapper took her shopping for shoes.an italian newspaper says she burst into tears when police asked her about that.for now, she says she is keeping mumi've just arrived home after spending four weeks in italy and haven't had time to gather my thoughts. i'm not at liberty to say anything further until i have been

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