i am still linda cathere nobody.g her more information than she'd ever expected: a strong match to a family called kelly. her aunt's reaction gave her the next piece of the puzzle. linda: and i just said to her, i said, "i do know one thing, though," i said, "i'm a kelly." and there was dead silence, and the next thing i heard her going, "oh my god, oh my god." she said, "i don't know how to tell you this," she said, "but he's a catholic priest." lisa: linda's aunt revealed how father joseph kelly was a great family friend back in the '60s. he'd often visit the house and take linda's mother and her sisters on picnics and day trips. a romance blossomed with linda's mom, who was nearly 20 years younger than him. linda: they said he was a nice man, but they said he was a charmer, and he knew exactly what he was doing. when i found out who my father was, the stigma became even bigger again, and i remember thinking, "i can't tell anybody. i now have to carry the secret." i realized from--over a period of time that i can't

>> greg: linda proved it.d i know exactly where she stands on everything. find another politician right now or you know exactly where they stand. >> greg: they should all be wrapping. >> tyrus: we know where she stands where she is about how happy she is in both of her hips work. she had a lot of things going on. good for her. >> greg: excellent point. when i host the fox debate in 2024. i haven't told anybody yet. i'm going to be hosting the fox debate. >> greg: dropped 16 bars. go. >> greg: am going to have all the candidates wrap there. >> tyrus: that's what 16 bars mean. criticize her and you don't know the language. >> kat: i meant rap. >> greg: of next, you would think these hosts were dropped on their head given the dumb things they said. it's nice to unwind after a long week of telling people how liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need! (limu squawks) he's a natural. only pay for what you need. ♪liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.♪ new astepro allergy. no allergy

. >> reporter: this is the grandd, linda. tree, the the second oldest or in san frao or in san francisco's japantown. japantown. this is her grandfatr this is her grandfather. a man who brought or, to america and taught linda the art of folding. he and his family were among the the more than 120,000 japanese-s more than 120,000 japanese-amers more than 120,000 japanese-amers more than 120,000 japanese-amers more than 120,000 japanese-amers more than 120,000 japanese-amers more than 120,000 japanese-amers more than 120,000 japanese-amers more than 120,000 japanese-amers more than 120,000 japanese-amern forced into concentration camps during world war ii. during hit . during his interment, shortly after his father died from cancer at the camp, the generald camp, the general refused to lem see a doctor for glaucoma, so he he became blind. then he lost hs job. he created a new type of je braille system, which he refined he refined and taught during hit taught during his interment, and and continued after his release. but even the

okay, linda hirshman, thank you so much for this. linda is to my to my audience. linda is brilliant. her book is brilliant. and i, i recommend it highly. i also want to tell the audience this discussion be posted for all time on the national archives youtube channel. so you can find it there or send around to your friends and. many thanks to the national archives for hosting us here and to linda for the great answers. thank you very much and thanks for those of you who came to watch and listen thank you, margaret, for a wonderful and the mccracken lead search library is proud to present today another installment of our local lore events with bob richard. we're all set. we're also very proud today. you may have seen all the fancier audio visual equipment toward the back of the room. we're very proud to present, see, span is filming this today. so when you get home, you can not only watch this on the center of the west youtube channel, you'll be able to watch it on c-span anyway, this talk has a very entering interesting genesis to me. two of the earliest families i

linda: yes, it is the exact opposite.he speed at which we are suggesting we are going to tie in the balance sheet -- tighten the balance sheet is something we haven't seen for a long time. if ever we see the results really is here, i have a presentation chart that says don't shoot the messenger and looks at the return in 2010 when qe -- investing four. easy money, half of which was from the fed growing its balance sheet. it is something that is a big? . something you have never seen, something to be weary of. alix: is there anywhere where that is -- much easier to get our heads around what is going to raise -- guy: we haven't talked about interest rates. do you think the lows are in now? linda: we think that we are subject to a wide trading range. potentially 3400. concerns that we might be heading into recession ourselves. now we are not worried about recession anymore. we don't suggest we will have one. recession will start next year. if volatility brings us down a level, 34 inch, you might find opportunities in the mar

mahoney >> joseph daniel maio >> linda c.-grayling >> takashi makimoto >> abdu ali malahi >> debora i. maldonado >> myrna t. maldonado-agosto >> alfred russell maler >> gregory james malone >> edward francis maloney iii >> joseph e. maloney >> gene edward maloy >> christian h. maltby >> francisco miguel mancini >> >> and my brother john. john, we miss you every day for 21 years has gone by so fast. it is a lifetime ago for your nephew, matthew. he turned 20 month he never knew you but he has some of your personality traits, especially his sense of humor and work ethic. i think of you every day in the way you helped and interacted with people on a one on one racist. -- basis. everyone you helped in your lifetime was important to you and you made them feel special. i continue to do that and i hope to do be as successful as you are your foundation helps people one at a time. we don't change people's lives change lives for one day. watch over as and keep us safe. we love you and miss you. god bless you, john. [applause] >> and my

ambassador to the united nations linda thomas-greenfield.ning us tonight. >> thank, you i'm delighted to be here with you. >> that moment at the un is for me at minimum what the un is for. without the united nations, we never would've had that moment, and russia would never have had to listen to anyone from ukraine say anything to them. >> it was surreal to have it happened while we were all sitting there in the room. the ukrainian ambassador texted me to say that it had started fighting and i just delivered my remarks. i texted him back and i said i will ask for the florida. and i did ask for the floor again. so that i could expose again and condemned russia for what they were doing. we watched it in realtime. it really was an extraordinary moment. >> we had so much tension in the united nations. it was fdr's dream, a years ago in world war ii that this will be the successor organization world war ii, so there would never be world war iii. so much of it was kind of locked in the cold war, so many tense confrontations there. by the time you

. -- in trim -- linda trim. linda says a young woman, and that was monica lewinsky, working alongside me at the pentagon in the public affairs and public information office has made me aware that there is a relationship with the president, but most relevantly, she is asking me to commit her perjury -- perjury because she has committed perjury herself. at the end of that phone call on sunday night, i was away at the american bar association meeting in colorado. she said, you know me. i am linda trimp, a witness in the vince foster death investigation. we took steps, some of which have been criticized, and criticism comes with the territory, but we verify what linda had told us on that sunday evening. she had recorded a number of telephone conversations with monica, so we were reviewing those. the fbi was looking at those as well. we did have the famous episode at the ritz-carlton, which has been severely criticized, but her conduct was vindicated in litigation. we confirmed real-time that this was exactly what wa

on, but a lot of dictionary about linda. you all get really there. but does a lot of stuff get a close my door bought one of the the lot is the you call in the legal love actually leg supposed to be like water body is supposed to be a lot somebody. it does not mean that we will up and make a big part of going to closing the lake. i don't think it is a political residue tomorrow, it will become become because i'm younger that i live. i still carry getting all over the and i'm, and i'm the when you going to and i going to go now. i mean i could do on the line to i don't, they're giving money all. ok. they are giving me a buzz you to get, but not in the cost off on the college, you can maybe do the lake. so i insisted that i tell them that no, i know you cannot be possible please. that is one of the ones that are, you know, i'm going to get a new, a big mandate in and then in $1.00, when the women women lose $20000.00 in thousands, which were nearer because again it that is if karen labrems ah nick single pulling jak would it m

you can enjoy because both bo, i, linda, you want to go for a month and get him. which of the owner get booked on grandma objection that linda is all get really there but doesn't learn to get a there close my door bought. one of the did i, did you call and illegal actually leg supposed to be like water body is supposed to be want somebody. it does not mean that we will up and make a big composite. going to closing the lake. i don't think it is a political risk tomorrow it will become become because i'm younger that i live, i still carry getting all over the and i'm and i'm the new law going to and i grown and i'll get you on the line to. i don't have the giving money all. ok, valuing my pleasure to get, but not in the cost off. on nicholas you can maybe do the lake. so i insisted that i told them that no, i know you cannot be possible please. that is one of the ones that are going to get a new, a big mandate in and then in $1.00 when, when women looted over $20000.00 with in 1000 which were newer because again it that is if karen o'quinn ah mc singleton pulling ac

in the linda beat. love i eat the locusts eggs they, they were tried to capture as many beetles as possible and places where they are not needed, terrible and used. and where we lead their help out. only over marguerite tennis channel, or generational. the meno in 2021 sardine as regional government made a plan to in bath. the locust plague smith. this includes an app for reporting swarms, organic pesticides, and farmers being required to plow their land. even now gabino and fabio are working hard so that next summer their native island will be spared from the insects noon. there's a different threat to farm land or on sardine as neighboring island of sicily. farmers are selling valuable crop land to make way for solar plants and wind farms . that's good news for italy's is renewable energy targets, but it's jeopardizing the regions we tease. while the area around tra piney in western, cecily is so rich in wind and sun. it smoking a wave of gold rush, fever architect, and tanina, masada said it's an el

linda linda. this has been one of the biggest, if not the biggest counter offensive since world war two in europe. the russian may treat has been chaotic. the russians have left ample supplies of both ammunition and military kit behind the delight of ukrainian forces of course. but expelling occupying forces is one thing actually retaining newly won territory is another. do you think ukraine can do it? yeah, i'm not sure. and i'd be also careful not to make too much of to to say it's a turning point. i don't think it is yet. i think it's comparable to you know at the very beginning, russia thought they could take kiev within days and then the whole thing will be over at the very beginning, russia thought they could take kiev within a week. and that was a big defeat. now this is the second big defeat of this whole campaign but russia still occupies about 20% of ukraine's territory. so you know, we still have a long way to go and i think it will, you know, it will become a war of attrition, sadly, i

a man who brought origami to america and taught linda the art of folding. folding paper.le among the more than 120,000 japanese-americans forced into concentration camps during world world war ii. during his internt his internment, shortly after hs father died from cancer, the gel the general refused to let the doctor treat his glaucoma so he became blind. then, he lost his job but determined, he created a a new type of japanese rail system which he refined and taught during his internment and and continued after his release. but even then, the army told his family they could not stay n san francisco so they moved to salt lake city. they struggled there. and eventually, they movd they moved back to san francisco francisco and wrote books about origami and braille. from those books, linda learned her craft starting at 5 years old . >> it top be a really important. important lesson. why this really isn't a handicap. there is a way around it and you can still do all of this amazing stuff so he was the best example . there is no excuse not to do what you want to do. >> report

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linda. thank you very much. bob, thank you for your presentation. one question about the yerba buena power outage. what was it? my recollection is that the first time we had power outage on that island? >> what was the cause? >> we had a few power outages on yerba buena island. we had one in june where a vehicle hit an electric pole. but the majority of our outages on yerba buena island have been the result of tree contact with over head lines. we are in the process work width puc the new electrical distribution infrastructure on the under grounded installed. and we are in the process of energizing a number of things street lighting that was connected to old over headlines. to the joint trench over the next few months we hope to under ground most if in the all of the electrical system on yerba buena island. so -- at that point tell all be on new under ground electrical infrastructure better protected from potential outages. that's great. new development and new infrastructure so tell we will

my name is linda paulson, love god, family and the constitution, i tried to get another conservativey could do it, so i'm getting it done. >> what do you think? >> it is not done, she's not a good rapper, i think what is funny, she doesn't seem to be trying to be. i think she did it in one take. she was like, i pronoun nounsed all words correctly. >> colbert responded to it. >> there is a lot to respond to there. do you know what a rhyme is? >> dana: i think it is cute, she was trying to get attention. >> look, she had some fun, she's a grandma named linda, i don't know grandmas named linda that are good rappers. >> dana: kind of cute, it is difficult to get attention for your campaign. >> i would not know much about the race in utah, i do now, i know about linda. >> dana: she's great. good to see you, you had a wonderful honeymoon and you deserved it. >> thank you. >> dana: we love seeing you on exclamation point. thanks. one of the most closely watched contests of the midterm, race for the 27th district is closer than expected. congressman mike garcia is here next. ♪ ever wonder wh

first of all, hey linda, as a female adult, do you know what a rhyme is?rly important part of the whole rapping thing. reminded me of that famous jay-z lyric, if you are having girl problems i feel bad for you son. and just to clarify, as a female adult, i know what i woman is. but, in paulson's defense, she does support traditional familiar-i-ly. according to her website she's got five girls and four boys plus 35 grandchildren and 14 greats. 49 grand and great grandchildren and none of them know garage band? still paulson is 80 years old, god bless her. and this is her first political campaign. so you have to respect her for going viral. in fact have i a little message that i think might resonate with linda. gentlemen? ♪ hey linda paulson, listen up right here. ♪ you have the hip, hopen-est ad this year. ♪ i'm stephen kolpack bedder. ♪ the constitution is good. ♪ and just to clarify as a comedian. ♪ i want to you make more songs please. ♪ we've got a great show for you tonight. my guests are billy eichner and head of u.s.a. id samantha power. but when we

okay, linda hirshman, thank you so much for this. linda is to my to my audience. linda is brilliant. her book is brilliant. and i, i recommend it highly. i also want to tell the audience this discussion be posted for all time on the national archives youtube channel. so you can find it there or send around to your friends and. many thanks to the national archives for hosting us here and to linda for the great answers. thank you very much and thanks for those of you who came to watch and listen thank you, margaret, for a wonderful and the mccracken lead search library is proud to present today another installment of our local lore events with bob richard. we're all set. we're also very proud today. you may have seen all the fancier audio visual equipment toward the back of the room. we're very proud to present, see, span is filming this today. so when you get home, you can not only watch this on the center of the west youtube channel, you'll be able to watch it on c-span anyway, this talk has a very entering interesting genesis to me. two of the earliest families i

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they don't let anyone in there, really, yes, but linda, what did he say, he doesn't say a word aboutout objective supervision. and you know that we already know about us, well, it is clear that within the framework and in the process of our own we are freed from the leg. in general, we are changing our country and so on, including. i think it's important to get rid of such a provincial complex. it is with great attention with bated breath. what they say about us there, but do not care what they say about us there, we have a job, work and a task. it must be done advertising on channel one. new project first channel probability of some kind of project, dear friends, please be quiet, please one second. soon you will see everything on our air. that's all i can tell you now. you hear me. you can hear me right now . still some soon at the first well, i clearly said, not now. the vtb team is regularly already well on pensions. it can also bring income, that if you transfer it to a reliable bank, the state can pay for your pension, and the bank you choose to transfer to vtb pensions is simpl

please, tell me how you will listen to this linda thomas greenfield of the american representative.ration measures, and so on. here you are with this anti-russian rhetoric you perceive. like, uh, as a technique, or as a fact, again, as europeans, i'm a liberal, yes, and a defender of human rights and so on, yes, it's natural for me. i don't like it at this level. yes? well, of course i understand what's going on. the conflict comes from its masterpiece, or as the war is called, so such events are held, because you are directing people to yourself. yes, that’s why it’s understandable that this is happening, but i liked what vladimir vladimirovich actually said, if it were over these filtration camps, how is it supervision, for example, maybe you yourself hmk o, or just the red cross to just have an observation of what's going on there. i'm married. no, but it doesn't matter here. i would have removed these questions and how questions were removed about the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant, too, people also came there, which it possesses. therefore, the fact that this concerns propaga

now let's hear from linda hirshman. and margaret, thank you for joining us today. thank you very much for coming to this session. i'm very pleased be here with linda hirshman, who is a dear friend of mine and a brilliant author. and her book is, wonderful. and i'm looking forward to this conversation with her. so i'd like to start off with a sort of a general question and one that perhaps is given that our and our sponsors here are the national archives. tell us, if you would, how you came to research this book and how you came up with the one of the aspects that that gotten so much attention which is the role of the female protagonist who which really wasn't well known before how you know and how did how did organizations such as the archives and and libraries which are so play into that that discovery process. this is the first book that i have ever written, which is set entirely in the past. so i didn't have any living people to interview, which is a big answer. having women is a big asset when you're writing a compelling story. so i knew it was going to be hard

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probably written gus is on the, on the high t o l. vishal linda revolutions is a strategy to over install puppets and that are, they're very susceptible to influence kurdistan, georgia and ukraine bush or george w bush. the senior vice president arrived with hundreds of millions of dollars and the exchange for their in to american military and economic and political objectives. a ring of nato military bases is being formed around russia. the u. s. and nato have over $600.00 military base is world wide. russia has just 18. but the west still claims that russia has aggressive intent by turning this russian soviets into this danger is boy, man that wants to take over the world. that was a conscious strategy to create this image of the soviets about world conquest, which was not the case, then for now, ah, nato should have died, but they were given, meaning. it is about infected, created by, by nato nato's business machine. because you must remember, if nato were disbanded, shareholders in united states and elsewhere in large arms companies would lose millions and millions. they'd only have o

paulson ♪ linda paulson ♪ stuart: that was linda paulson.n utah, getting a lot of attention for that campaign video which has been seen millions of times on twitter. some people are plotting paulson for her creativity and others are marking her and demanding to know if it is a big joke. governor ron desantis shattering fundraising records. i'm hearing he pulled in $175 million. is that accurate? ashley: a little more than that. as of september 9th governor desantis raised 177.4 million for his reelection campaign, a record near tween 9 times the amount his democratic opponent charlie crist has recorded who has 20 million. with 49 days to go before the election desantis's campaign approach has been unconventional. he spent time away from florida, new mexico, ohio, wisconsin, pennsylvania, the freedom agenda hits the cord with the conservative base. and the crisis at the southern border. >> criminal aliens across the border and those commonly alien's then victimize american citizens, do you ever hear anything about that by these folks, they wa

ambassador linda thomas greenfield, thank you very much. here. >> thanks. >> coming up next, the new book, lady justice, celebrates women lawyers, judges, and activists who took a stand against some of the trump administration's worst abuses including the ongoing assault on reproductive rights, and she joins me next. , janice will win a speedboat. bingo! i'm moving to the lake... gotta sell the house... ooh! that's a lot of work. ooh! don't worry. skip the hassels and sell directly to opendoor. bingo! when life's doors open, we'll handle the house. under pressure this is the man you turn to. this is your difference maker. go kick the ball to mommy. hah, you see that? he's a natural. i just need a little bit more. you're making all the difference out there kid. he's america's next big export. no pressure right? pressure, pressure? pressure, pressure, pressure. pressure, pressure. so where do you think this pressure's coming from? everyone. don't look at me. i'm just here for the mints. [ cheering crowd ] so much pressure. pressure makes diam

linda runs paper tree, the second oldest store in san ancit origami to america and taught la the art erdiamong the more than0 japanese-americans forced into concentration camps during worlr ii. during his internment, shory after his father died from cancer, the general refused to let the doctor treat his glaucoma so he became blind. then, he lost his job but determined, he created a new type of japanese rail system which he refined and taught during his internment and continued after his release. bun then, the army told his family y could not stay in san franciscoo they moved to salt lake city. they struggled there. and event, they moved back to san franciscd wrote books about origami and ai those books, linda learne aft artingfi >> it taught be a really importt lesson. why this really isn't a amazing stuff so he was the bes. there is no excuse not to do what you want to do. [ laughte] laughter ] >> reporter: these days, linda keeps the story alive, showcasing her art around the world. even being featured in nl geographic, a tribute to her heritage, one fold at a time. >> and every t

we will engage on this and see how far gets it. >> ambassador linda thomas-greenfield.nk you for joining us. good luck with the diplomatic whirlwind ahead. tomorrow, president biden will address the u.n. general assembly. much of order rico remains without power after hurricane fiona battered the region, leaving 80% of homes and businesses in the dark. fiona hit puerto rico sunday, causing an islandwide outage for its 1.5 million customers as power lines were damaged. generators have been powered up with the full restoration could take several days. speaking wita journalist in san juan, puerto rico. thank you for joining us. tell us about the scale of the damage in puerto rico. >> thank you for having me. the damage at this time is still being assessed. some parts of t island were hit harder than others. the southern and west part had great flooding. it has caused massive landslides, people to lose homes. rescue effts are still ongoing. we do have a clearer image than we did have in the last two days while the hurricane was going on. but at the time, information is flow

sure to bolster on which i'm crashed on me pushing dell is a bit taller with, you know, i spoke with linda. linda couldn't mission escape when were for brozowski you see is kind of religion mozilla near the temperature. thought mill. well the for the horse. why yesterday? right. so b, c and i'm was you know, it to the tissue. good. so the eastern part of the northern sea route has never been used year round our creek activity comes in early autumn to provide rushes far north with food for the winter. i was sure i'm not sure was in regards to the computer for 0 or to return during you some articles monitor for future i'm hours per throw or from berkeley, lucius dorsey taylor, jupiter, hope birth for it seems that the new ice breakers might at last be able to handle the east. lo tiffany, the cold wasn't last. wasn't sure there wasn't just a minute. mm hm. in winter $22.00 article, the 1st ice breaker in the series and siberia is big sister, made a pastor, a trip to, to costco, to free 3 freighters from an ice prism or carry and construction materials to develop a major compet deposit. they w

if you're stuck at dora nicely, she needs you to re evaluate linda to me. korea lucila. will you value jean sion malady dear? which can last proper dollar asked stevenson the do schmiel no one is gillian. yeah mm mm. had my children remain children with me. they always neither sense of wonder and joy boss of the lugens pabo this what kind of academic russian drama theater gala, michel york, phillip over never forgets this that i'm getting or to know, gets it back. like it said, i shouldn't like the did the subsidies through. it's just reaching out those are i did it in the theater also cares for children who have lost their parents. dish that they're watching. work by lights here. mom slippers now can we just have to let some campus just bomb on union mogley? perhaps? i mean my gets caught. gloria is my last or can we prior 40 tim school j as dallas is mom with bob castilla short yard opinion. gets kid on delia and so lie. she dynasty, he is an 80 audra storm, she slipping in like a chest over citizen meeting for spit, i needed to alexander for santa what it is national

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he could have a gen drug as sloth bo, i, linda a while ago will pilot more than get him. which of the owner get booked on really a lot of dictionary. melinda is dog. get really there. but as a to my illegal or to get a the a close my withdraw bonnet. one of the dealer dizzy unequal is equal and illegal of actually leg supposed to be like water, but he's supposed to be water body. he does not mean that we will up and are make a big park in the closing the lake. i don't think it is ecological as of tomorrow, it will become the complication that younger that i live was to firefly. i don't want to carry getting out of one another. there was any anomaly on the elberton, the rep and immunization american the and i got a claim on the carrier, golden alba level. and i, when i get done with asi, klein hotel, they're giving money console. okay. they're giving me a buzz, you know. ok, but not in the cost of on ecological baby to the like. so i insist them that i tell them that no, i cannot be possible please. that is in the tech. what is it? what are the need? are you listed are in

linda click how can, how should have been following the civil war for years. he won't see their reports on any of europe's main channels. they believe the west ignored caves crimes because they had decided to use ukraine against russia. a long time ago in europe hadn't the police, the policy, the politics of robot and phrase, it is free from jose. today we see that the okay and, and i think is very simple. the world, the world are free from it shows these ideology of the west east to day 100 persons of racism. and this is what i see the last 8 years in numbers. the use column of dropping loss talking about 2 people. so 1st, 2nd, 3rd class citizens of this country, you know, but the west, they were in putting this up. they were, you know, feeding them and having them, by all means, although say to, even if not more, many more years, such support emboldened even ukrainian military don't to, to stop hiding the truth about their crimes. doctors who treated wounded dumbass militia, prisoners went up. i mean, it was more of the money, so you know, you got to in marc

get him with the owner and get booked on objection about linda. you all get really there, but there's a lot of to get a close my door bought. one of the, the lot is the, you call in the legal love actually leg supposed to be like water body is supposed to be want somebody, it does not mean that we will up and make a big bargain to closing the lake. i don't think it is a clinical race tomorrow it will become become because i'm younger. i live, i still can't get any and i'm and i'm the new but i'm glad i got that. no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. i will get you on the line while they're doing money install. okay. they are doing my pleasure to get but not in the cost off on the electrical baby to the lake . so i insisted that i tell them that no, i know you cannot be possible please. that is one of the ones that i did, you know, i'm going to get them, which i knew a big mandate in and then the bundle of another women women looted over $20000.00 in thousands which were newer because we can get it. we can that is if karen labrems ah make single

. >>> linda martÍnez me dice que es un logro para los trabajadores esenciales que hacen llegar un plato campesina marchÓ y que sufriÓ mucho, con 102 grados de temperatura, fueron 335 millas y 22 dÍas para llegar al capitolio para que el gobernador gavin newsom firme la ley. >>> en stockton hay mÁs de 20 cm homicidios sin revolver. >>> la ciudad de stockton registrÓ 45 homicidios en lo que va del aÑo. varias vÍctimas fueron sorprendidas por su asesino cuando estaban en la noche, donde ya corren rumores de un presunto asesino en serie. (hablan en inglÉs) >>> el jefe de la policÍa dijo que escuchÓ los rumores pero que no hay evidencia de esto. al cuestionarlo en las balas encontradas, el jefe de policÍa dijo que los detectives no encontraron evidencia de que esto esto estÉ pasando. dado que sÍ hay similitudes en algunos casos como que las vÍctimas estaban estacionados solos el jefe de policÍa pidiÓ evitar estas actividad para no ser vÍctimas. (hablan en inglÉs) >>> el departamento de policÍa de stockton tiene 100 posiciones de policÍas vacantes. por lo que quieren hacerle frente a la ola d

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