frank, frustrated now, -- >> i killed lynn? you're saying that i killed lynn? >> no.er dad? who, who benefited? >> -- >> frank argued like a man who wasn't acting. maybe he wasn't. >> who, really, who wanted me? >> -- >> the tension between the two seemed to reach a breaking point. -- >> you have to understand, that is why i'm here. >> now what you are here is trying to incite me -- >> really -- >> you know, why don't you go home. why don't you just go home? thank you very much. have a good evening, fred. have a good evening. thank you for everything. whatever money i, or you all -- pay back. get the -- out of my face. because -- you -- don't worry about me no more. do you understand -- questions. >> and, just as fred was walking away, frank gave it one last shot. >> why don't -- you what you did. >> i haven't done anything wrong. >> okay and i did everything right? >> no. what you told me on the phone, you needed why nick family. he needed to quite examine your point not mine. >> i don't have the cash to quite an exam because you have all my calves. >> so if you want

lynn -- excuse me mr. lynn talked about residentsy mismatch that brings back nightmares when my wife and i got married at a lining "time." we were hoping he she would match somewhere in l.a. not chicago. >> thank good she matched. stayed here and got married and the story is a happy one ever after. but dr. lynn -- i'm going to ask dr. skorken >> i want to find out what is this thing about a mismatch about sidelined educated american doctors? dr. skorken i'm give you the opportunity to that quickly. >> the own answer that i can give without checking the numbers with mr. lynn as i've offered to do is to tell you that we depend on the residency training directors to do a very careful job of is choosing the people who are most likely to benefit from residency training. and as i mentioned at the beginning, within six years of that -- of that finishing medical school, 99% are practicing or? residency slots. and we believe thats important to allow the residency directors to do what they are doing. it's also impor

lynn, my time has expired. madam chair, i have two articles i would like to submit to the record, one entitled termination of unvaccinated health care workers backfires as biden pledges help amid covid surge, another entitled health officials let covid infected staff stay on the job and i'll provide those copies to the committee. >> without objection, thank you. >> thank you. >> next -- i'm sorry -- i would recognize representative jayapal for five minutes. >> thank you, madam chair. the pandemic has taken a tremendous toll on our brave health care workers and as countries around the world compete for medical talent, the united states is at a disadvantage. currently there are more than 1 million individuals stuck in the employment based visa backlog. and about 16,000 of those people are physicians. these backlogs make it incredibly difficult to attract qualified health care workers to come and work here. recently my home state of washington passed a law allowing internationally trained medical graduates the cha

but lynn is giving you. we are both children of immigrants, myself and mr. lynn. i want to reconcile the different numbers you are hearing, work with staff, and give you something you can hang your hat on. the other thing that i must say is that i take extreme umbrage to mr. lynn characterizing the graduate medical education system has profiteering. it is a negative cost -- >> you made 34 -- >> i am not here -- look, it's my time. you are both wrong. i do not give up the floor the so that you guys can argue. you can do that on your own time. mr. skorton, would you find the number 50%, 50% of the taxpayer subsidized students, medical students in this country, that they get their subsidized education and leave to go back? in other words, americans are paying for it doctors in other countries too -- and work in those other countries? with that surprise you? >> well, i>> i can't tell you wr that would surprise me or not. i can't tell you whether they left because they were unable to get permanent residents in their country. i promise you i will get back to the committ

dana lynn dodd.e and then naturally curious, she looked online and saw that plea model. >> and i called him back and i told him, that's dana. it's dana. >> was it like to see that? >> it's a real. >> was it like to see that? >> it's a real. it felt like somebody just punched me. i was angry that she was by herself. it felt like somebody just punched me. you know? her worst fear came true. she was forgotten. >> which was the heartbreaking truth, amanda revealed about dana dodd. hearse was a life of instability, uncertainty and from the very beginning, ejection. her mom moved out when she was little. one mother figure after another came and went from her life. >> she was passed around between my dad and his, you know, her life current girlfriend at the time. and that's how we lost track between her and ask for about ten years. >> by the time dana was in her early teens, amanda was 23 years old and married, and raising a son of her own. and when she heard dana was living not far away, somewhere in flori

lynn gayle is still figuring that out.n area called fox grove, and the baier islands are about a mile to the east of us. my son farms with me and we tend ab2,500 acres. farming is a lifestyle. sam: gayle has fard out here for more than three decades. he grows commodities -- corn, soybean and something called rapeseed, which produces an oil used for engines and plastics. gayle shows me around a 75 acre field bordering the ocean. lush soybean crops are everywhere except for one small patch close to the water. lynn: they were planted here, and you can actually see the salt residue on the soil. most of those that came up died. occasional high tides or flood tides or if there's a nor'easter this would be underwater right here. sam: gayle says he's watched the seawater encroach farther and farther up this field over the past decade. about an acre is no longer farmable. it's even worse at another field he used to plant. 20 acres completely failed. this is all worrying gayle's 32-year-old son, sands. he grew up playing with tracto

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and the catholics lynn issue to the 3 major denominators. there is also the soon church and the catholic church, which are very old churches, lived on the roof ali if your beans lost all din riots in the middle of 8th, you sent you in a clash of powers. but i'm getting ahead of myself. what guides the daily lives in the church is an ancient, fragile thing called the status school. it is a complex and confusing a reason. thank you very much. to decide the borderline is very difficult. you know, if the column stays in the, in the middle, we take half of the column. this side is greek, so then the girl half of the column is griggs, the other half is our meaner when they separated the area. this is your, this is mine. welcome to the borderline one, what's yellow? ok, we'll share the of the column that's on the, on the line to as to when we say there's a jealousy between the churches. everybody wants to grab more space for himself than the other. so each one did it. most to expel the other guy out to have it for the so it's not tricia with the li

so -- >> lynn roy choked up on the stand. this friendship/relationship with her after her brother's death. >> was that the last time you saw your brother? >> yes. >> and so, later on that night, do you recall getting a text message from michelle carter? >> yes. >> there was a parade of her classmates who took the stand for the prosecution. >> can you tell the court -- give the court the idea of how often ms. carter either asked you in person or via text message to do things with her outside of school? >> probably a couple -- a few times a week. >> and what was your usual answer? >> that i was working or something to do. >> it seemed that michelle thought that some of the relationships were closer than they were. >> was texting the way you and the defendant communicated? >> yes. >> were you ever seeing her outside of school in any social way at all? >> not at that point, no. >> michelle didn't have a lot of close friends, so she reached out to a lot of people that she went to school with and texted them, probably oversharing a

now surveys show a clear majority one to safe and lynn join the military alliance. seliger. so melissa fins have woken up and feel solidarity with the ukrainian smooth muscle. they don't want to see the horror of the war that they're watching on cold on their t. v screens and come to their own country. so if there's a way they can avoid bad cuz they're happy to seize the opportunity or have lost a super bottle. bonnie: he at a tango school in the center of the city. the mood is relaxed. incidentally, finland is the 2nd most popular place with tango after argentina. another expression of finished happiness. oh yeah, we since don't talk much and don't really express our feelings on. but tango is just the right dance for a finish man to express his emotions. now that guy could, boom, there's a mice that go but, and they don't even have to talk. the lyrics are all about love and passion. so they say it all struck, go to stay in the he must be up, she long one or go her lunch with the right partner and the right music i just float and forget everything else around a guy going bud

i'm stephanie lynn campus. police issued an emergency alert around 10 o'clock kron on's camila barco has been following this for us all morning. she's live at uc berkeley with the latest camila. >>stephanie, uc berkeley remains shut down as invested as police continue to investigate this credible threat. the school has shut down for almost 3 hours. as you can see, it's pretty empty out here. normally this dozens of students walking around, but instead there is a major police presence around campus. there are police standing by near the building's just in front of the buildings, not letting one inside or letting anyone leave the buildings for security purposes. stephanie, we know that police are looking for someone they say may want to harm a certain people, but they are saying that there is no active shooter on campus. now he said officers are stationed outside buildings and monitoring the area because no one is allowed to go inside a building or leave it. now we see several signs posted on windows like the stu

a company close to the chinese mila tree. top sick top sec employed a no in chinese hacker, lynn young. i cables liberation army. 8 years later line appears at a cyber security conference in shanghai in church. he hadn't lost his reputation from the last and i go so that means we're contin, telephone, kalima, soda. i say that they behind sat down you know, usually don't go the whenever he thought i present is a line called on hackers to dedicate this skills to serving the country and to contribute to china's i t father. did you tell founder, while aloha toward our my latino view, the queen j trojan von law con, in recognition of china's meteoric rise in cyberspace. new strategy was announced by then us attorney general airy called earlier. today we are announcing an indictment against 5 officers of the chinese people's liberal, expired to hack, into computers, of 6 you as victims to steal information that would provide an economic advantage to the victims, competitors, charles anymore. and finally, number 3, imposed consequences. so that this is not cost free to ultimately change the b

judge hoover read the decision aloud. >> we, the jury, find the defendant, jerry lynn burns, guilty of. >> how did he take it, the verdict? >> i think he was shock, too. he was very much expecting to come home. >> don, you're in court, the verdict? >> i was surprised at the verdict. i had a hard time believing that the jury sat down and even reviewed the case. >> three hours. >> yeah. >> not even three. >> i couldn't believe they came back with the verdict they did. >> outside the court house, john and janelle were emotional. >> to finally have the closure on this and to actually know -- i wish my parents could be here to see this. >> we left cedar rapids, but cedar rapids never left us. >> i could feel the pressure of 40 years and countless police officers that had worked on this case. i felt like we as a team had finally done justice for the martinko family. >> burns was sentenced to life without parole. he is appealing his conviction. >> as we were looking through pictures, we realized that she wasn't part of that christmas, she wasn't part of that birth, she wasn't part of that par

i'm stephanie lynn, we'll see you back here at 3. >>the news continues on kron on grab your phone and scanned the qr code on your screen to download he hit my car. >> what happened was traffic slowed down. i didn't notice it, and i hit him. >> judge tanya: how can you come to court? >> i don't know. >> judge tanya: [ laughs ] that's very, very straightforward. >> announcer: "hot bench." judge tanya acker. judge patricia dimango. judge michael corriero. three judges. three opinions. three judges. three opinions. one verdict. captions paid for by cbs television distribution >> sonia: your honor, this is case number 145, troeung vs. limpright. >> judge tanya: thank you, officer montejano. so, the troeung brothers are suing mr. limpright for $5,000 because of a car accident. who owns the car? >> i do, your honor. >> judge tanya: and who was driving the car? >> i was, your honor.

i'm stephanie lynn. >>we'll see you back here at 3. >>the news continues on kron on grab your phone and scanned the qr code on your screen to download the kron on app. also available on roku. amazon fire stick and apple tv. >> she was gonna pay my my money back. >> judge tanya: and then, she didn't. >> i have five kids. i had been kicked out of my house. i didn't have the money. i'm hurt. this was a friendship and, for me, friendships are, like, family. >> announcer: "hot bench." judge tanya acker. judge patricia dimango. judge michael corriero. three judges. three opinions. three judges. three opinions. one verdict. captions paid for by cbs television distribution >> sonia: your honor, this is case number 146, espinoza vs. dimas. >> judge tanya: thank you, officer montejano. ms. espinoza, your lawsuit against the defendant is for $1,600, and there are two components to your claim. you say that she owes you $890

but amy lynn thompson is a writer space. don't. com and she joins us live now from orlando florida by skype . am. hi there amy lynn. it's nice to have you with us. what's the significance of this flight to you? yeah, i think so much for i'm having me. so this is, i'm the significance is this flight is something that nasa and space accent. it's other commercial partners have been working towards, you know, where they are able to take commercial industry and put it into space. and so this is the 1st step into a broader world for that. so it's very exciting in terms of the people who are on boards, amy lynn and tell us a by the trading they have to go through it is it's not just turning out with your carry on suitcase and jumping on board it more complex than that. yes, so i'm all for crew members. have spend more than a 1000 hours training for this. and so they go to different locations. they spend a lot of time at space, ex headquarters in hawthorne california, where they get to, you know, play in the dragon simulator. they g

i'll i want to have a little house with my family, hannah lynn, and gave all my feelings to some one who really deserves it. oh, la, won't get it when not a foot. well, i'm sick it by. i'm also thinking about adopting a child. then. no, andy, andy shackle agile. i've always had parental feelings lisa, but i never felt i could be a mother. she had let alicia and let buffy dami. well, no matter how was i able to live in that body before geese? and i definitely did the right thing isn't too long. and i will keep on going. well best. who would i guess it's ah, me and my i spent many great days with my aunt, damascus when i'm healing and i will never forget how she was. she looked outside in the way she would think when she lived in damascus, i need to 40. i spent my whole childhood with her for cotton or wiley company for coolness and the think the same way and nothing has changed for me. between the 2. i leave and fill out. spill arlene. my know are appearance may have changed when she transition from a woman to a man. and it was strange for me at 1st, but i've worked on accepting it an

fashion is a staple at the nfl draft nowadays but outfits like lynn swann's set the bar way back in theay. what year do you think he wore that outfit? >> it is giving me '79, '80. >> i would even say '76. >> i was going to go lower and say '82. but i'm going to stick with '79. >> '74 is the answer we were looking for. andrea was a little bit closer. >> all right. >> next question, which college has produced the most nfl draft picks in nfl history? is it lsu, texas, or notre dame? >> ah -- notre dame? >> i'm going to go with lsu. >> i was going to go with lsu. i'll say notre dame, then. >> notre dame is correct, mona. >> mona, rack it up. >> last question. we'll sneak it in here. which city held the most nfl dafts? >> it's got to be las vegas, right? >> let's go with vegas, i guess. >> it's new york. i know, i know. can you believe it? >> what dreams are made of. nf ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today on "live," today, from the new series "shining girls," elisabeth moss. and choosing the right supplement for a better night under the covers. plus, your comments and th

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. >> lynn knows how difficult ivf can be.sband have two daughters. >> you can never been who you were before this. >> time and talking about the struggle with the national infertiity association support group helped. >> once they found herself in the community, that's when i started to see a shift. >> what is it about community that gives couplings suffering through infertiity strength? >> connection. >> lynn is a family building coach. >> i wanted to turn my pain into purpose and support other people. me being the leader of the group, it's healing for me. >> reporter: at lynn's sessions, couple gathering to strengthen their relationship. >> bill is a present in the moment person through our journey. i'm the type a, the planner, control freak. >> how did you learn how to communicate with each other? >> therapy helped a lot. >> understanding that each person grieves in a different way. some people really need to talk about it. some people want to keep it in. >> we will grieve differently. that is okay. it doesn't mean your par

history, benjamin frank lynn. the famous electricity experiment with the kite, it also includes the more complicated side. >> franklin, by far, is the most approachable of our founders, not someone made of stone like a george washington. franklin was pretty simple in his moral code, driven by a desire to pull forth benefits of the common good. there's a lot in benjamin franklin that makes you clinch and we see franklin not as a perfect person, but somebody evolving to see if he could become more perfect. >> joining me now is aw award-winning filmmaker ken burns. ken, i look forward to your documentaries like normal people look forward to marvel move veels. today is a huge day for me. benjamin franklin lived to, what, 84 years old. he's a one-man human carnival, but also very complicated. >> very complicated. he's the most important american of the 18th century without a doubt. he's our best writer, our original humorist, the greatest scientist in the world, not just america. he's not a revolutionary, john, until h

economy minister, robert havoc said that would allow his country to cope with a russian oil embargo or lynn has previously said it could wean itself off russian supplies by the end of this year. oh, and us car maker ford has watched production of its all electric lightning pickup truck. ford aims to make 150000 trucks annually more than triple its original plans . around $200000.00 customers have already made reservations for the lightning. the international monetary fun says, and a new forecast that the war in ukraine and rising inflation are posing a threat to fragile growth in latin america. tighter financial conditions, economic pressure on key trading partners and social discontent could dim grove prospects even more blue. rio de janeiro glittering carnival is back the sequence studded festival kicked off last week with the 1st famed sabbath school parades since coven 19 hit brazil 2 long years ago. but the situation on the streets of brazil is less festive. inflation is causing widespread economic hardship. food prices are rising and life is becoming expensive for ordinary brazilians.

brenda lynn b. connie is one of many local villagers turning to farming well, but no one who city my wife initially people in this area. we're not growing sunflowers, but with this oil pressing machine more people have planted the crop this year, the number of farmers growing some flowers is more than ever my biggest. what do you need my flow? the many power grids are allowing more and more africans to launch new enterprises and improve their standard of living. and a reminder of the top business story we're following for you this our medical, my call marina penner containing a had a francis presidential run off on sunday. mechanical to clearly didn't uphold the economy, has been a dominant theme with far right canvas pen, promising major tax cuts after shout. thanks for watching. ah, ah, is the end of the pandemic in site? we show what it could look like. return to normal. and we visit those who are finding it difficult experiences. successes and you know weekly coven 19. especially over 9. 10 spec

that put it on bus tiny little cream if so what i could catch up with being with cindy, done with dr. lynn is kalonski. robinson went yesterday to cooper well enough to start my initial so that was missing a little bit of caused both comforting narrative to happen where the fed up with other contribute. and i'm told the way back in with operations in grey's own village is often turned into a full fledged combat with heavy weapons used. even today. ukrainian soldiers aren't shy about discussing the process a little below. we ride it by name. it is shovel. devilishly, i didn't tumbling blood lab series plays, i had some till i wrote them. he said as of fearful it was good to sit on the go. the boys get in and i am with me, but he is. hipaa also supported therapy. they deal enough, but at the bellagio asia ah, let me little enlarge. i don't like the briefly, he won't add too much intellectual as ye later. woman adam, did you want that away? please don't let change evelyn. i had it. it will aly delay, shall i? he diarrhea is going to kill. did you know this is sal? i mean we don't have those d

brenda lynn b. connie is one of many local villagers turning to farming. well, though no one who city my wife initially people in this area. we're not growing sunflowers, but with this oil pressing machine more people are planted. the crop this year, the number of farmers growing some flowers is more than ever my biggest, what do you need my flow? the many power grids are allowing more and more africans to launch new enterprises and improve their standard of living. and a reminder of the top business story we're following for you this our medical, my call marina penner containing ahead of francis presidential run off on sunday. mechanical to clearly didn't uphold the economy, has been a dominant theme with far right. candidate le pen, promising major tax cuts extra watching, ah, ah, ah, with with india monkeys on the loose in the deli. and they're only growing in number. they are looking for food and are quick to by feeding them just makes things worse. there are no ideas on how to deal with this infestation without harming leanna, he to india. in 30 minut

and natalie lynn could own head out. so the a cobra younger agenda. a monthly and i so that at that lot that goes out dog. yet i as when ganga want on it's been didn't die yet. that and, and let his aide know dad had a plan that up and down the list hadn't, hadn't, wouldn't in the let model when i find in my body that london attended your candy a what yet? the more and henderson or young officer mosquito you know, i like it and t i n i a little yeah. now i feel it was any place you didn't read other domains here. do it to get led to do some i like, you know, by get it down. i mean give me one of him. okay. now, so i'm, i'm sonata ok. ah, i, i do. what do i want to do about it? i did all i bought. i bought a melinda america and i get dinner for a quino. i mean, the normal didn't work. i me, i shall put it on that, but i was, i didn't my thought it was somebody i feel a little, i know you know that way. well, you know, tell you that i really that i had a leader board. i have been a couple of you all got probably a i didn't what i now for when you mean a

carter's name is named rosalynn, and she is named after her aunt lynn and her cousin rose. i just wanted to make that clear. >> thank you. >> if you would allow me to say something. >> yes, we have one minute, and katherine wishes to speak. >> this has been wonderful and i have done several of these programs for the white house historical association, and i have been in the first lady game for about 25 years, and what is amazing is how it has grown as a area of study. it started to be almost a couple pulsive focus on biography, and it wasn't clear why you should be interested in studying a first lady. some were fascinating and some were not, and none of them learned to be first lady pretty much, and it has grown into being an intellectual sophisticated category of analysis, and it tells us something about women and power and american history, and the white house historical association has played such a large part in that. it shouldn't be surprising. it was founded by a first lady. but the truth is, under stewart there has been a real focus on first studies taking it serious

don't forget there's more on our web site d, w dot com and clare richard sent in for lynn for me and the team here working behind the scenes. thank you for watching. take your time for the experiment about time. it can be measured precisely. and yet each person experiences it differently as if there are different forms of time. but dimension and illusion about time starts april 14th on d w. ah.

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tonya and julie lynn were school chums.hat a knockout she was, but that there was more to her than just that. >> she could have her choice of young men. she was beautiful. inside and out. it wasn't just her exterior beauty. she was a beautiful girl, but she just had such a sweet, kind, caring personality that was attractive to everybody. >> it was a small miracle perhaps, but she's turned out so well given what was demanded of her said her friends. >> her mother left when they were young. her grandmother lived with her for a while. but she was the caretaker of her siblings. cathy pretty much mothered them and cared for them. >> she definitely was the mom. >> except on weekends when the school chums remember sneaking around the base to get a glimpse of the true stars among the young men there. no surprise, it was the macho fighter pilots. >> the man in the uniform. >> definitely. the jumper suit. very hot. cathy and i would always joke that do you think that you would marry a pilot? that would be so cool, like top gun. and o

. >>> up next, president biden remembers trail-blazing diplomated a lynn albright.ics, light on her toes. >> she can go toe-to-toe with the toughest dictators and turn around and literally teach a fellow ambassador how to do the macarena on the floooor of the u.n. security council. [ music playing ] this is what real food looks like fresh real meat and veggies. the food dogs where built to eat. the farmer's dog is changing the way we feed our pets. visit tryfarmersdog.com to see your dogs personalized meal plan. >>> president biden dignitaries, foreign minsters, foreign leaders, ambassadors honoring the late secretary of state madeleine albright at her funeral service. former presidents bill clinton and barack obama, secretary clinton as well as well as the former secretary of state condoleeza rice and albright's three daughters attending those moving services. president biden delivering one of the eulogies. we are live ads the national cathedral. suzanne, take us inside. >> reporter: john, right now, you are actually, we are listening to one of the daughters speak.

candace lynn spent five months. to see her report, nbcbayarea.com/fightingfentanyl. we have also resources available for help. >>> matter of hours, two top u.s. officials are set to arrive in ukraine according to president volodymyr zelenskyy, says antony blinken and lloyd austin will be visiting kyiv but white house, state department and pentagon have declined to comment. if they travel to ukraine would be the highest level officials to visit since the start of the war. in odesa today, missile strike killed at least five people. among the dead zelenskyy said a 3-month-old girl. hit a military facility and two apartment buildings. russia has denied targeting civilians but human rights organizations say it is. >>> easter in ukraine, despite under attack, at war with russia, volunteers with world central kitchen spent the day putting together treats for refugees and assembled easter eggs that looked like ukrainian coat of arms. >>> happening tomorrow, event to honor years since the armenian genocide, the cross is lit to remember the victims. as many as 1.5 million chri

they were always staying right at the beginning of all the just for saying, it would get more vera lynns in more contagious, but less destructive —— less virulent. contagious, but less destructive -- less virulent.— less virulent. such a different story depending _ less virulent. such a different story depending on _ less virulent. such a different story depending on what - less virulent. such a different. story depending on what country less virulent. such a different - story depending on what country you are talking about. vaccination programmes will be in the discussions in the coming weeks as well. i want to come onto the i next, a different story here, tory rebellion brewing over channel 4 privatisation. one line there, revenge for channel 4's coverage of brexit and prime minister?— channel 4's coverage of brexit and prime minister? possibly, although it has been kicked _ prime minister? possibly, although it has been kicked around - prime minister? possibly, although it has been kicked around as - prime minister? possibly, although it has been kicked around as an - it has been kic

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. >> so frang lynn roosevelt will be elected four times. the only president to be elected four times. you're not entirely wrong to associate that with him because we'll talk in a few minutes about how he had almost two full terms and tried for a third term unsuccessfully. >> do you think his -- made him more successful as a president? >> that's a good question. i think they did because as governor, he had some executive experience to actually be running a state or to being in charge. i think that was an asset to him. again, i think meeting different kinds of people in the west, people he didn't grow up with was an asset to him. understanding the political deals that had to be made, understanding the leadership of the republican party and its machine was an asset to him. and his military experience, the effectiveness of that can be debated. for example, when he was leading the charge, he forgot to give the order to his men to follow him. so he charges up, realizes nobody is behind him, so we can question how effective he was, but i think tha

i'm stephanie lynn, breaking news this hour. a new york police have arrested a man in connection to yesterday's brooklyn subway train shooting. 62 year-old frank james faces felony charges for shooting 10 people during yesterday's morning commute. he was arrested on the street close to 02:00pm. this afternoon. despite that arrest, the investigation is still ongoing. investigators now analyzing a series of troubling videos. james posted on social media. it was james complains about crimes against black people, racism, women, the homeless, the city's mayor and the subway system. he's also seen threatening violence in some of those videos. now, last night, police towed away a u haul van. they believe james rented in philadelphia. officers found the van parked outside a subway station in new york 5 miles from the shooting. police also found a bag. the gunman left on the subway inside and detonated smoke grenades. fireworks, a hatchett, gasoline, a handgun and a key to that u haul van police believe james set off to smoke canisters a

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she to meet at the store with the store was simply as santa lynn believe us, diana stanley, jail delaney should a douglas church school. she's gonna be no, we're little personal, stubborn with any of the ones there's. there's no other civic in the country. i deposit them with me to can you ah, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is on, often very dramatic development. only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful. it's very difficult time. time to sit down and talk with russian defense minister. he says it has opened another exit window for ukraine's remaining force is inside. the city of mario been offered a fresh chance to surrender peacefully. world with here is a foreign may javelin left by the ukranian army. we discovered these remains. this weapon did not help them much, they left it and nothing will help them. now. question that force is inside mario cliff seized, more ukrainian weapons during the assault from the law stronghold of neo nazi as of troops that worship fo

i'm stephanie lynn, we'll see you back here at 3. >>the news continues on kron on grab your phone and scanned the qr code on your screen to download the kron on app. also available on roku. amazon fire stick and apple tv. >> i was texting him and asking him what the problem was. if there was any disease, he should've been the person to tell me that. he wouldn't respond anymore after that. >> judge tanya: i think you've got some responsibility there. >> announcer: "hot bench." judge tanya acker. judge patricia dimango. judge michael corriero. three judges. three opinions. three judges. three opinions. one verdict. captions paid for by cbs television distribution >> sonia: your honor, this is case number 134, scales vs. avendano. >> judge michael: thank you, officer montejano. all right, so this case really involves a dispute over landscaping services the defendant, mr. avendano, rendered. >> that's correct. >> judge michael: and you are suing because you claim that you

i'm stephanie lynn now to our top story this hour. one of the men accused of murdering kevin issue to was scheduled to be in court today. she did was gunned down while protecting one of our news crews back in november. kron on's charles clifford is at the dublin superior courthouse. charles has the suspect entered a plea yet >>so this what he was originally supposed to appear in court a month ago. they delayed today. he appeared via zoom from the jail in the courtroom up defended by a public defender. they have delayed that hearing another month until may 13th. so he did not enter a plea. today will be few more weeks before that happens. let's going take a look at some video here now. 25 should mitchell along with 24 year-old herschel hail and 27 year-old lauren gilbert. they're all facing murder, second degree robbery and assault with a firearm charges in connection with the death. a former police officer kevin, the shooter who has worked as a security guard various tv stations, including this one. now he was shot and killed this pas

hold on, let me look whenever you're able to join me to tear. lynn said that if you dream to come home for me personally today, it's a much more important day than yesterday when she had a chance to speak to the high people. and he's very frankly ranking hard. and that meant to, to me, a lot i can say is the end of the chapter and the beginning of the new shot in marsh rome uses his position on of parliamentary committee to keep up the pressure summons to charge. and the former police commission, a general people when accuses of obstructing justice and the human trafficking investigation chucked it failed to show was but the lease left him off for a chair. they generally tried to secure bail for pulling suspect on behalf of the deputy prime minister. makes an app here and again, he says 23 new arrest warrants have been issued, relating to poems. case allows a doable loot that can you allow and i can go back and put them back up now they won't get it in time. i think bob, because i'm bored my neck up late and i would have had a lot of paid 100. i'm lucky. i got to get the one who's goin

let mepo just give a shout out to my poor wife who had to live with me while i was writing this, to lynn. it was hard to breed there were times where i just stopped writing it because i wasn't sure i really could come to the conclusion i was coming too. some of the conclusions are very disturbing.c especially during the pandemic when i thought that a pandemic would be the thing to expertise to establish scientific facts? instead we pulled apart but a major political party led by donald trump who politicized a pandemic. i saw it happening right in front of me we just are not pulling together as a nation because we are so concerned about our own feelings and particular interest. it was very difficult to write the book. >> host: are going to reveal something i usually don't reveal. you and i were just chatting ahead of time about your book. i told you in my reading of it i said it sounds like you are trying to turn down the temperature, that was not the case. speech i'm not try to turn up the temperature either. what i am trying to do is be direct and t uncompromising and get people to thin