his name was aaron louis.tty crimes in several states. to beverly's son carl jr., he didn't look like a kidnapper. >> he just looks like a regular guy. so it was like what did this punk want with my mom? like it didn't make sense. i almost was like are we sure we have the right guy? >> detectives believed they did. but the roller coaster ride for beverly carter's family and friends was far from over. >> i can remember the feeling when he was captured, we were just all like, yes, where is she? come on, where are you? we're ready to find you. >> as investigators focused on aaron louis, they backed off on beverly's husband as a suspect. now detective allison was keeping carl in the loop. >> he said we got him. i said, well, where's beverly? he said we're still questioning him. we're going to find out. we're going to keep on till we find her. >> then did you have a little burst of hope? >> just a little bit of hope. that's all i had. >> really your biggest task was to find out where beverly was? >> that was my big

louis blues in game two by the score of 4-2. time now for the sprint three stars of the game. >> a.j.: roope hintz with three goand ands a assist and using the sped. zuccarello, two assists and what he doing, creating and using the ball and parayko setting up all the ers, the way he played defense and moved the puck in the neutral zone. >> kenny: so the stars win it by the score of 4-2. game three, mo pay, 8:00. eastern on nbcsn. up next except on the west coast, your local news. tonight, game two, bruins and blue jackets. for a.j. mleczko and pierre mcguire and the entire crewth is kenny alright boys, time for bed. listen to your mom, knuckleheads. hand em over. hand what over? ev video games, whater you got. let's go. you can watch videos of people playing video games in the morning. is that everything? i can see who's online. i'm gonna sweep the sofa fort. well, look what i found. c takeontrol of your wifi with xfinity xfi. let's roll now that's simple, easy, awesome. switch to xfinity with this great limited time offer. plus

and what was the first thing that king louis did after he set himself up here and this tell us fourth or the answer is in the book written by lay on our toes first biographer george of us. as for sari says the king went on a visit he went to see the last supper. i think it was deeply pressed by the excellence of this picture both in composition and execution and he convinced that he should take it back to his king so he tried to find haka techs who could build a framework of wood and i have to safely transport the frescoes back to france with the regard for expense so much to he want to have it. but since it was painted on a war his majesty could not have his design. but kings aren't used to being told what they cannot have and so louis decided on an even bigger gambit but for that he needed léonard of himself at least that's our theory. even though leonardo was in milan he was wanted back in florence to finish another fresco the battle of and beyond and the whole of the five hundred of the dulles seniority so he wasn't in a position to stay in amman and do whatever the king had in mi

the tunic of st louis teams will begin to remove some of the cathedrals greatest paintings on friday. but they say they do expect some of them to have been damaged by smoke and again kay has more. this protected room holds a portion of notre don's recover treasure as fun it just some delays and candle sticks will save thanks to a human chain which permitted firefighters to remove the treasures from the flaming gold edifice one by. one if it is still too they have to go through the smoke the mets are you and the falling melted debris to remove them. and keep them protected since it was a delicate it's dangerous operation and more use. the artifacts were carefully escorted to the paris city hall building located may bonnie. the first treasure to be saved the holy crown of forms whichch king louis the n nine fruits of france in the thirteenth centur. the relic invaluable to catholic worshippers was papa to be laid on the head of jesuss christ shortly before hisis crucifixixn and fragments reportedly from the cross upon which jesus was crucified what works are brought to safety. along wit

but kings aren't used to being told what they cannot have and so louis decided on an even bigger gamble but for that he needed léonard of himself at least that's our theory. even though leonardo was in milan he was wanted back in florence to finish another first go to battle of and beyond and the whole of the five hundred of the lots of donna senorita so he wasn't in a position to stay in milan and do whatever the king had in mind for him but then something extraordinary something that changed everything. this is the arcadia adela's thought of the feet hands of the state archives of florence with documents that go back over a thousand years and here we found a truly remarkable letter which they left out the elite you think although they chase him up. an idiot if you didn't fit in yeah dorothy she gently najar me little question to say it then here is a letter from the french king himself king louis to twelfth to the gun following year to the president of the french republic to see or we are asking as we have need of must. pay into the city of florence and want to make him do something b

the great composer louis vierne was there from 1900—1937 and he died at the console.ll over and made his final note with his face on the keyboard. so we have such a history of music in that building and our hearts and our minds and our souls are going out to the people of france and of paris today. margot, we can hear the passion in your voice. what have we lost? well, the art historians can tell you what we've lost better than i can. i keep thinking of those 13th century windows. but you know, that cathedral was begun by louis vii and i wrote a book on chartres cathedral and his wife was chartraine and our video is featured there at the sculpture. this history begins right in the 1160s and the major part of the cathedral took about 100 years to be built. so this is the very time when it was that musicians were creating so much new music for that particular cathedral which was dedicated to the assumption of the virgin mary, that is august 15th. and louis vii had not been able to produce a male heir and when he did in 1165, it was philip augustus. so it was a celebrati

it's prince louis who is celebrating his first birthday with photographs taken by his mum. he is looking extremely gorgeous, thereat 1—year—old. back with me is independent analyst stephanie hare. we start with this very dramatic front page but it does do the job, doesn't it? the daily mirror which is one of the few papers in sri la nka is one of the few papers in sri lanka in english and itjust says in remembrance of all those who lost their life. the number is going up. it is going up. the casualties are around 319 and over 500 wounded and in hospital so we can expect that number to rise over the next few days. there is also the political fallout within sri lanka, that the cabinet and the prime minister were not made aware of the security alert on the warnings that had been passed on the warnings that had been passed on by foreign intelligence. on the warnings that had been passed on by foreign intelligencem on the warnings that had been passed on by foreign intelligence. it is absolutely horrific, the more we learn about this and what happened in the various churches, in

we show them a picture of louis' owned and ask if they've seen or recognize him something. to do something or to hump in a muddle below nothing to eat in the. moment from. turning to a mom allusions only three. treatments. come. to mrs fielden pub one on the roof over not on the. movie on the little events with the. thought out of the under-sea and have nothing. nothing better to. do. with the making they're not all helping. when one no one east spoke to louis song he confirmed he was the managing director of me and ma global manpower link until two thousand and fifteen and remained a director until two thousand and sixteen. he tonight knowing the company was involved in illegal activities and rejected all of the ins ins allegations but he did admit to owning the house where the company had its office and that he had visited recently. agencies in the business of moving under-age girls overseas need one thing possible with fake dates. a street near the young go on passport office is host to a thriving industry. for a fee possible brokers can help clients circumvent all sorts

ix, saint louis.s that decorate the chapels and interior, many of which were donated in the 17th century by the guild of goldsmiths as pious offerings to notre dame. let's look back at some of the images of the day. hello there, good morning. there's more spring sunshine and more spring warmth on the way as we head towards the easter weekend. the weekend just gone was quite chilly, temperatures about 12. an easterly wind and the air coming all the way from the baltic. but look what happens over the next few days. a lot of that blue, colder air gets pushed away and it really heats up across central parts of europe and that is where we are going to get our weather coming from. we will be developing this south—easterly breeze and it will be warming up everywhere. mid—20s perhaps by saturday. on monday, in the sunshine, it felt pleasant enough. we had temperatures here in london of 15 degrees. likewise in liverpool, merseyside. we've also had this cloud coming in very slowly from the west which has been b

also known as saint louis, king of france.s given as a gift to king louis nine. having the king of france becoming a saint of the catholic church and notre dame being associated with that king, is quite unique in the history of the national catholic church. and it is not, in terms of when we look forward , not, in terms of when we look forward, of course, we are still looking at the devastation. is it --it is looking at the devastation. is it ——it is possible to rebuild notre dame. how does it work in terms of the importance. can you rebuild this and it still have the same resident —— resonance meaning, religious and historic? a good question. every active rebuilding is always an active rebuilding is always an active interpretation. how you rebuild. we know catholics globally are quite divided about what catholic art is. what catholic architecture looks like. secondly, it is built by society before you had a secular state. now president macron saying we will rebuild, it is important when you look at what some catholics are say

louis' tuni's tunic -- st. louis' c. the treasure was not damaged. >> the payers -- the paris mayor said the city will lend a helping hand. >> since we are neighbors we immediate the offer to store the artwork in t the paris townn hal in the room where we ususually hold exhibits. this wasas to safeguard the paintings and artworks. of course the crown of thorns and the tunic which are also in a safe place. photos show the extent of roof damage and across still in place of the altar while the state of notre dame stained glass windows remains unclear, 1616 statues once connected to e spire are safafe and they will remove this part of the renovations last week. >> here i am in front of notre dame alongside douglas herbert. gone ande the roof is the scaffolding is still there from the renovations. bit about other tragedy that other cathedrals have seen over the centuries and that have come out triumphant even if it was decades later. >> starting with notre dame itself. it has witnessed the entirire array of french history. ba

edouard louis, welcome to hardtalk. thank you very much. were born and raised in a working class town in the north of france. you escaped as a teenager to make a new life but it seems to me ever since then, you've been, in a sense, faced with this impulse to go back, to make sense of, to understand, your own past. is that right? yeah, because, you know, i have the feeling that while i was living my childhood, i wasn't understanding it, you know? i was living kind of next to my childhood as a child. and it's only when i took a distance with my past that i was suddenly able to understand it, you know? for example, as a child, as i describe in my last book who killed my father, i hated my father because i thought that he was a bad person because of his homophobia, because of his violent urges, because of his violent behaviours. and it's only when i left the place that i was able to understand that his behaviour, what it was saying to me is, his behaviour towards gay people, toward women and everything was conditioned by something bigger than h

now on bbc news, stephen sackur speaks to french writer edouard louis on hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, every so often a writer emerges with the voice so original, distinct event strong that it is heard far beyond the confines of the book buying public. so it is of the book buying public. so it is of my gas today, edouard louis, produced overall, account of his own up produced overall, account of his own up hanging in a working—class town and the north of france five years ago. since then, he has written two more books, one from his own experience of class discrimination, homophobia and violence and a fractured france. it's tempting to see him as the voice now of the generation. his anger, the fuel that propels him. welcome. you were born and raised in a working—class town on the north of france. you've escaped as a teenager to make a new life but it seems to me ever since then, you've been in a sense, faced with an impulse to go back, to make sense of your own past. because i know, you have the feeling that while i was living my childhood, i wasn't understanding it

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louis, american politicians paid attention.arently jfk was interested in the study and even called the doctor who wrote the initial report to talk about the results. jfk finds the partial nuclear test treaty in 1963, not like after a series of congressional hearings on fallout with testimony about the baby tooth survey was presented. the survey runs until 1970. i like this membership card a lot. results demonstrate that the strontium 90 levels in children's teeth reached record highs in the mid-1960s, some of the levels, to give you a sense of the scope and scale, wrist much is 50 times higher than levels detected in the 1950s. why am i spending all this time talking to you about these teeth? aside from the fact that i think teeth are interesting. what does have to do with the history of nuclear america? for starters, the story is not the story would typically tell about nuclear fear. often we are focused on external threats, destruction coming from without, on the fallout we might be exposed to after an enemy attack. this is a

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louis. 38,000 tons of solid waste, 8,000 tons of uranium from the manhattan project. all told together, discovered in 1970, put on the superfund list in 1990. when president trump nominated me and then when i was confirmed and i started serving, in 2017, 27 years after that site had been listed as a site that was a priority, we need to get the uranium cleaned up, the agency had not even made a decision on how to clean it up. not clean it up, but just a decision. do we excavate or do we cap? that's a decision, they took 27 years not to make a decision. i went to st. louis, missouri after having started and said we're going to make a decision in six months. made the decision in six months and within five years, over 80% of the uranium will be excavated and the rest will be capped. that's what the trump administration did to benefit the environment at the same time that deregulation was taking place and a billion and a half dollars of savings was happening to the american economy. you can't have your cake and eat it, too. and what ryan said. we need to celebrate that. we

st louis cardinals were four nothing down before coming back to win at the pittsburgh pirates.en umpirejerry layne got hit in the facemask and had to leave the game. he will be assessed before he next officiates. the cardinals were back to within two, when another two runs from tyler o'neill pulled them level in the eighth innings. the home side edged ahead again through this home run from colin moran. st louis levelled once more before a fumble from the backstop allowed them to go 6—5 up at the top of the 11th, and that's how it would stay. the 10th edition of the afriquia merzouga rally got under way in the moroccan desert on monday. the competition began with a 208 kilometre race across the sahara. the opening bike stage was won by yamaha racing's adrien van beveren. the side—by—side event had a familiar name at the top with the 2019 dakar rally winner nasser al—attiyah taking first place together with matthieu baumel. david price has told the bbc that kash ali was looking for an easy way out and that he bit him because he "wanted to get thrown out" of their all—british heav

we're not very far away we are on the on the edge of the louis which is the neighboring island. is on and if we look to the back of can see. like the outline of the huge dark building in the back and then the reddish shine this is the fire coming still from the roof at the moment it appears that the two towers are not actively burning to the left inside the white to sort of further shine that you see that's the war true that the fire fighters are constantly pouring into the cathedral and the reddish shine there is there is really flames to be seen coming out of the middle of the vault in the middle of the of the church building really so it is still actively burning very strongly there and from what we hear it is not quite certain where the building can be structurally saved at least the the sort of main walls off it can be saved or whether there will be a breakdown later it's very hard to say because the fire is burning and it is also in other parts of the building really smoldering because it did start in the in the woodwork off the roof and there are some beams there that dat

louis, missouri. there was a solid waste landfill there outside of st. louis. 38,000 tons of solid waste. 8000 tons of uranium from the manhattan project. all commingled together. discovered in 1970, put on the superfund list in 1990. one president trump nominated me and a i was confirmed and started serving, in 2017, 27 years after that site had been listed as a site that was a priority, we need to get the uranium claim to upcoming the agency had not made a decision on how to clean it up. do we excavate or cap? that was a decision. it took 27 years to not make a decision. i went to st. louis, missouri after having started and said, we will make a decision in six months. made a decision and within five years, over 80% of the year may name -- of the uranium will be excavated. that is what the trump administration did to topnment. at the same time deregulation was happening and helping the american economy. you can have your cake and eat it too. what a ryan said -- and we need to celebrate that. we have nothing to be apologetic about. that is what the pari

louis of the credit quality of borrowers going down. the issue of corporate debt, corporate leverage is something the fed deals with through a separate track which is their supervisory roles. you see that in other reports as well as in speeches. and it's something they're concerned about, whether or not there's reason to do something about it is a different story. >> joe thoughts >> fed is going to ease. can the economy is stabilizing at a weaker level. there's a lot of risk. the fed has -- >> joe >> and i don't see any inflation notwithstanding the beige book >> joe, quick, we upgraded q 1 today. >> i know. >> your part of 2.1% we started at 1. that's where you are >> i'm still at 1. >> -- >> i have a question for you, though >> i don't want to bring the heat at the end of the discussion here. >> i want to ask you a question. if you look where everybody was in early december, it was 2.4. basically close to where you are and the atlanta fed is i want to know what happened to the bad weather and the government shutdown? i guess it didn't

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louis llorÓ durante el testimonio y dijo amar a sus hijos.tra un menor de 14 aÑos. hay buenas noticias en la ciudad de san josÉ, hoy se iniciÓ la construcción del nuevo proyecto de 135 viviendas asequibles que se espera estÉn listas para el 2022. este complejo estarÁ en las calles cerca de la autopista 87. contarÁ con 118 estudios y 16 apartamentos de una habitaciÓn, 55 viviendas serÁn para veteranos desamparados. >> estamos celebrando la construcciÓn de viviendas accesibles a cientos de personas en el centro de san josÉ. palmira: la inversiÓn en esta vivienda serÁ aproximadamente de 30,000,000 de dÓlares. en perÚ el cuerpo del ex presidente alan garcÍa serÁ cremado. miles de peruanos llenaron las calles de la capital peruana para darle el Último adiÓs. el exmandatario se quitÓ la vida de un balazo en la cabeza antes de ser detenido por las autoridades en relaciÓn al caso odebrecht. sus seguidores alegan que estas acusaciones eran polÍticamente motivadas. pasamos ahora con elena con el pronÓstico extendido para este fin de semana. elena: un s

the easter sunday bombings prevent further attacks and clamp down on religious extremism florence louis al jazeera colombo judges in sudan have for the first time joined the three week mass sit in military headquarters to demand civilian rule tens of thousands demonstrated over life in the capital khartoum following the overthrow of president on one of the sheer military leaders say they're willing to hand over top government positions to civilians but they're insisting on retaining control of the transitional process. china's president says he'll cut and he compared to of subsidies to chinese firms it's a contentious issue in the trade war between the united states and china she jingping open the summit in beijing on the belton road initiative he said infrastructure projects linking two thirds of the world's population should mean high quality growth for everyone the u.s. criticizes what it calls china's debt diplomacy residential areas of tripoli are turning into battlefields that's the warning from the red cross after three weeks of fighting for libya's capital forces loyal to warlor

sentenced to three years and months but will be released soon due to time already served florence louis reports from kuala lumpur. in just over a month will be free the vietnamese charged with killing kim jong nam the half brother of north korean leader kim jong il in february two thousand and seventeen has accepted a plea deal she pleaded guilty to a lesser charge of causing harm and has been sentenced to three years and four months in prison she would have faced a mandatory death sentence had she been found guilty of murder. i hope that my daughter will be released in a month i'll be very happy. once case is similar to city i shows indonesia. kohak used prosecutors dropped charges against city last month without saying why the indonesian government later revealed that its officials had lobbied malaysian authorities believing city had been used as a tool by north korean intelligence for north korean men who fled the country hours after the killing have also been charged but their whereabouts remains a mystery you know mediation earlier on we see that justice must be done and he also sa

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louis did recover but was never able to have children because of his wounds. at any rate, he went to protest the discriminations, and he had a very useful and important meeting, probably no more than 45 minutes with the president. he came away saying things like, well, the president didn't shift his views necessarily, and he reminded me how difficult his job is. but he came away awed by lincoln. i don't think there's any doubt about that. douglass came away saying in the speeches he would give about this, quote, i felt big there. wow, that sounds like the teenager who just met his -- i don't know -- baseball hero or something. "i felt big there." the second meeting a year later, not quite to the day but almost, august of '64, of course, was this time at lincoln's invitation. the war has taken many, many turns that you all know about, but the worst of the turn is the lack of a turn. it's the stalemate in virginia and in georgia, and it's election year. more on the election in just a moment. but in mid-august of '64, lincoln invites douglass, the greatest spokes

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louis, they are not crazy enough in their stadium, he has a lot of reasons. silly fights this trade and he takes this case all the way to the supreme court so the supreme court rules against him. shortly after that, there are loopholes that occur that allow the free agency system to break wide open and what you have a 1974's playing. his owner violates the contract and that ritually releases him from his obligation so instead of playing for $200,000 he signs with the new york yankees for 2.5 million. bob dylan writes a song about this catfish and we have the sheet music here. what he talks about is how a country boy with a great arm is suddenly making millions of dollars as a professional baseball player. in the following year, there are 2 pictures who refused to sign the contract. they played next year with unsigned contracts and they claim at the end of the season not because they have done that they are no longer bound to their teams and the perpetrator agrees with them. what you see happening after that is what the breakdown of the reserve squad, player s

louis, and other artworks.fire, organ may have escaped the flames but it has endured an ordeal. >>t is a part of my life which is destroyed. am a bitd toee, so i afraid of seeing it. reporter: paintings have been lost, some five to 10% of the artworks appeared to have been destroyed. and the building? >> there is an enormous amount of damage inside. some of the stones are damaged. the vaulted roof has disappeared.e we hbig job in front of us. reporter: the giant gaps in the stone-vaulted ceiling told their own story. great cathedrals have a history of recovering from fire. this is 1984. the five years later, i was taken to the top, a chance to see the restoration and remember the moment he stood beneath the collapsing roof of melting lead and burning embers. >> gradually the lead was melting. as the roof began to fall, some of thete bosses star thumping on the ground.rt repo: everything you are looking at, tons of lead, oak, all went crashing to the ground that night. what's amazing is that 35 years er, it has

lisa louis reporting from paris. as always, thank you. a volatile political battle in turkey appears to be over, at least for now. turkey's main opposition candidate has been declared mayor of istanbul after a disputed vote tally and recount. a crowd of supporters for the new mayor, mr. imamoglu, flocked to the justice palace to greet him as he took office today in istanbul. all of this despite an appeal still pending by president erdogan's ak party. the ak party wants a new election. imamoglu's victory ends 25 years of control of istanbul by erdogan's ak party. let's go to our correspondent dorian jones. he is following the story in istanbul. there are a lot of people on the move in istanbul right now. what kind of change are they hoping for? dorian: i think firstly they want an end to the rule of 25 years of parties affiliated with president erdogan. on top of that, i think people did warm to ekrem imamoglu's message of inclusivity. throughout his campaign he said he would work for everybody in the city and avoided getting involved in e

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louis rough from h r block joining us live in studio next to talk >>and a week away from the april 15th tax deadline. you procrastinators out there the irs says his dispersant like all of us this first more than billion in refunds through march 29th that's actually down nearly $6 billion from the same period last year. the irs has also issued fewer refunds but that was expected under president trump's tax law and there could soon be other complications when it comes to filing taxes for next year all right so that's a lot the irs planning to release a new w 4 form that would change how you adjust your tax withholdings. >>and we are hearing from people who have seen this form that it's not going to be an easy process. so we bring in someone who knows what's going on from h and r block lewis rough lewis. thank you for your time we'll get to taxes this year, but first of all this new w for withholding it's going to go into effect for next year 2020, but people have to fill it out at the end of this year 2019 that's correct the irs says that they'll give ample time for individuals and payrol

louis, retailers pass alonge able their higher prices and by the way, in st. louis there was conclon abouting in minneapolis and kansas city as well affecting the industry and dallas reported elevated wage pressure and it expected higher input costs and new york city there was a widening gap with the salary demandshat left some positions unfilled. for qwest nightly business report qwesm steve liesman. >> our trade fell to the lowest levels since junof last yea and that is well below what economist his beennd expecting it was due in large part to a 28% decline in the goods deficit with china as exports to that country rose. in the meantime, as we mentioned trade negotiations withhina are moving along. according to the dow jones, the u.s.nd china are expecting to reach a deal as soon as may with the two countries setting a tentative time line for the next round of talks that involves robert lighthizer going to beijing the last week of april. >> elsewhere, you take a look at some of today's upgrades and downgrades with bank of america being downgraded today to ho

louis. why aren't people more consigned. to yellow. shirts with thirty first on t.w. . hello welcome to eco a sustainability magazine interview suit to change make us people like you and i while making a difference for a cleaner greener i'm sunk that's all coming to you from louis in india on this week's shore let's look at how a group of fisher women in bristol in india by learning sustainable techniques to save their livelihood. how the indian concept of jugaad is working for frogs. and how you can have your coffee and eat it too. but first let's look at the story of the group of resolute fishermen invest in india oyster farming in the country is very hard work the families whose livelihood depends on it will tell you that they have to stand in muddy creeks and under the scorching sun for hours to bring back a small catch but a simple innovation has changed the lives of these families in the bartok that a bitch. about the women of the small village of about that on india's west coast are busy stringing together or oyster shells. for generations members of this fishing

lisa louis from paris. thank you.onight, a goal of rebuilding notre dame as we reported within five years, but the question remains how authentic will the result be? earlier i spoke with meredith cohen. she's is an associate professor at the university of california in los angeles. i asked her to explain. meredith: there are two major periods of architecture which have been lost. one is a 19th century restoration. the spire was rebuilt. they built it in a gothic revival style, similarar to the earlier gothic form, but still a marker of 19th century work. and then they lost the roof, which was a timber roof. we have really very few examples of timber roofs. people might not be so excited about that but part of the roof was 13th century and made entirely with timber nails, timber pegs. and it is a know-how. and there were maybe a handful in france left from the 13th century. they do catch on fire. so, to you have one that is left now from the 13th century is very rare,e, and now we have lot ththis one. brent: and what d

louis the spell and it's in its ninth year in santa cruz. >>cbs evening news coming up next.>>here's a look at some of the stories we are working on. >>>the president says heat mate release immigrants into sanctuary cities. one of the miracle 16 answers his last call. we will speak with the 9/11 survivor who rushed back into a building to save his brothers. >>> and steve hartman with a 12- year-old filling your hearts, one pothole at a time. tonight on the cbs evening news. >>> thank you so much for watching, the cbs evening news is up next. >>> we will be back here, on the new kpix5 news at 7 pm. have a great night. captioning sponsored by cbs >> glor: on the "cbs evening news" this friday, an explosive immigration threat. the president says he may release large numbers of detained migrants into sanctuary cities. >> they want more people in their sanctuary cities, well, we'll give them more people. we can give them a lot. we can give them an unlimited supply. >> it's just another notion that is unworthy of the presidency of the united states. >> a man in front of the white h

i want to just put on my st louis because st louis is law enforcement in the prison the business is always a lot of corruption void along there but just overall when it comes to the prison system it's a racialized torches system if we want to just be very honest there was the situation in new. there was a brother who was held in new york at a prison all right as i went without being charged and they were just going to hold him there and that's the thing that they do now they get people put him in jail don't actually charge them with anything they can't afford bail and they just draw out when they can go on trial they have to prepare people psychologically for the big executions and that's where we're leading right to right now basically giving people the police the green light to brutalize will go against the constitution and brutalized people and they're just yelling and applauding there and that type of mentality is again naziism. i was born in detroit and partially raised there but i was also raised in birmingham alabama down in the south the king marched in all of the the civil rights