and enlisted lynn to help.nd it. >> reporter: you sent them where? >> the governor, the fbi. >> you even wrote to who, ronald reagan? >> yes, i had to go to key decision makers. >> reporter: but she was shouting in the wind. detectives hilton and capt. emilio paerels retired, not happy about what they left behind. >> this one weighed on me for quite a long time. in the back of your head. you don't want to leave a homicide case undone. that's just, just wrong. >> reporter: lead detective gary hilton second guessed himself endlessly. >> i could have been a little bit more, done a little bit more. i just got to know lynne knight just a little personally. too bad i didn't know her in life. [laughs] i... >> reporter: occasionally, a new set of detectives would dust off the file, tell donna they were optimistic about tracking it. >> it was just like, oh, here we go again. but i remember one detective saying to me, oh, we just have to wait until he kills again. and i went... no, no, this is not going to happen. this i

lynn: right. gerry: yeah. lynn: right. afton: the clearest memory i have of my suicide attempt is looking up at my mother and the first responders, who were rolling my gurney that i had been laid on, out of the house into the ambulance, and i remember opening my eyes and just looking at my mom and saying, "i'm so ... stupid. i can't even kill myself right." it's tough because i just couldn't imagine living the rest of my life feeling, um, i don't know, like a disappointment to myself and everyone around me because my brain was broken. gerry: watching you go through that was just--just heartbreaking for a parent. lynn: i think our immediate feeling was that we'd fail somehow not to find this out earlier. gerry: sure. it's the first thing you think of is it was my job to be a parent and protect my child and to know what was going on and guide and help and all that. lynn: yeah. gerry: we didn't succeed in handling the situation, but we never gave up. jesse: how do you think things would have maybe been handled had you known o

tracy has arrived in to russia lynn tracy has arrived in to russia lynn tracy has arrived in moscow and began her duties a few words moscow and began her duties a few words moscow and began her duties a few words and tracy herself she's the first ever and tracy herself she's the first ever and tracy herself she's the first ever female united states ambassador to female united states ambassador to female united states ambassador to russia from 2014 to 2017. tracy served russia from 2014 to 2017. tracy served russia from 2014 to 2017. tracy served as the deputy chief of mission for the as the deputy chief of mission for the as the deputy chief of mission for the ambassador in moscow and before her ambassador in moscow and before her ambassador in moscow and before her appointment to her current position appointment to her current position appointment to her current position served as the united states ambassador served as the united states ambassador served as the united states ambassador to armenia she also has experience at to armenia she also has experience at to armenia she also h

her name was lynn.> and i was thinking, who is this wild woman? >> lynn was funny and fiery and full of life. kim knew that she liked lynn right away. but it was their shared spirituality that cemented their friendship. >> we were both into serving god and she just drew you, and she wanted to pray for, you show need to know what you needed. >> lynn was already out of college and working. kim was still in school. but they shape prayed and secrets. she told him what she wanted in a man. >> a christian husband, someone who loved the lord, who is a leader and strong. yet gentle. and we talked about, it if i started dating someone, or is she, did and we had a check and we talked about that. i don't know if that's the best person for you. >> did you have to prove? >> yes i did. >> after all that girl talk about boys, i lynn found a man that she did approve of. a man who she found in college. his name, harold henthorn. >> she just said there's this really unique guy and we went to school together. >> was he ch

lynn: accounting adjustment.ant to ask about the power outages you guys had before christmas. about 500,000 duke customers. you had hardware problems, frozen instruments at power plants and software issues. can you talk us through what you learned from that? lynn: december 24 was a challenge in every way you can imagine. i want to start by expressing regret for our customers who experienced this. it is not what we expect of ourselves, not what our customers expect of us. we had a series of cascading events, rapidly dropping temperatures that put us in position we had to make adjustments to the way we were managing our system. as we came into the weekend, we believed we had adequate resources. but our load forecasts were off by 5% to 10%. this was consistent with other utilities in that southeastern area. because the surrounding area was experiencing the same issues that we were, some of the firm purchases we had counted on to serve our load also didn't show up. also we had freezing that resorted in lower generati

what do you think, lynn? yeah, i definitely think there is a fascination with gore. just like people want us when you're driving along the freeway as a car crash, you know, people are breaking, they're looking while they look and you know, just keep going. but most people, with the exception of myself will, you know, want to look. there is some kind of fascination with, like i said, blood and gore and guts. ah, why that is i, i really don't know. we've been thinking with michael and lynn matthews, producers of a documentary film and justice denied. now stick around when we come back. we will continue the conversation on a serial for obsession. i'm screen of use that the 360. ah huh. ah ah. ah needs to come to the russians state. full. never. i've side as i'm phoning most landscape development. i'm not getting calls all set up for a week within the 15th avenue. it's been okay. so my niece madeline speaking when else calls about with we will van in the european union, the kremlin media machine, the state aunt, rush up to date and support r t sport that even our video a

dana lynn dodd.e looked online and saw that clay 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. it felt like somebody just punched me. i was angry that she was by herself. 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 florida -- >> i just looked at my husband and i said, this is what we need to do. and he knew it, and there was no quest

doctor lynn, you are an expert on china.ou are the senior advisor advising the department of defense about the obama and trump administrations. so tell me, doctor lynn, how important are personnel in winning on the battlefield? >> thank you center warrant. it's absolutely important as you indicate as i mentioned earlier i think that's one of the major weaknesses the chinese assess within the pla. they are worried about whether ms. lowell or another submarine. they are worried about whether there personnel can perform, absolutely critical. >> people, people, people. after years of having forces that have a little more than a ninth grade education, prc is now starting to attract significantly more educated recruits. doctor lynn how successful has the pla bent and retaining more skilled troops? >> so, you are correct in saying that pla is attracting more educated pla recruits. but we are not really have good statistics of how they are and retaining them. i would say respect for the bradley in china is nowhere close to the respe

thank you so much, michael and lynn matthews. are you are, should be sure to check out your documentary justice denied, exposing a rapid sexual abuse, united states armed forces and the case of a serial killers. there are 3 point of views to examine it with the victim. often being given the least amount of attention, most of your killers are able to commit their horrendous acts. because prior to their 1st victim there are labeled outcast. therefore, their crime is not hurting anyone or anything they care about. serial killers, look to the media and hollywood to give them the attention the in boost, their own self esteem, something their prior life before killing offered. now the public has an attraction to these stories, mainly because they want to find an answer or reason behind the killers madness. rarely are those answers found and even more fascination endures. where there is demand supply as quickly produce which produces a high profit. however, it's not just those seeking answers consuming and hoping for more materials. rat

is it realistic to think anything could actually done to reduce that problem, lynn? and what do you see that to be? first of all, if we put all of our media attention and awareness, we've been talking about a balloon forever. we've been talking about climate change. if we could switch the mindset and get not only the public on board, if we had the media, which the public is listening to around the globe, talking about all these issues that would help tremendously. and yes, there is hope and there is help. we have a lot of international organizations behind the scenes right now working together to bring this all into one focal point. you are very correct when you say the biggest problem right now. there is not one main place for everybody to come together. i also want to point out, scottie, that countries such as china, these are very well oiled, organized crime machines with their labor camps with their sex trafficking, everything. so we have to really get more at that one spot where everybody can come together. have a main phone number or website and it is being wor

what do you think, lynn? yeah, i definitely think there is a fascination with gore. just like people want us when you're driving along the freeway as a car crash, you know, people of breaking, they're looking while they look at, you know, just keep going. but most people, with the exception of myself will, you know, want to look. there is some kind of fascination with, like i said, blood and gore and gus. why that is? i, i really don't know. we've been thinking with michael and lynn matthews, producers of a documentary film and justice denied. i stick around when we come back. we will continue the conversation on a serial killer obsession. i'm kind of using the 360 the uh huh. ah, ah, museums are important for preserving our history so that it is a loss to future generations. but our physical museums, places themselves a relic of the past. this is one of the best museums in the world or from a touch in st. petersburg to help roughly is the director here and i bet he has met today. and this is new and never done before. we trigger the general escape clause . that mean

lynn is not alone. the fbi says roughly 19,000 victims reported over 700 million dollars in losses. >> just last year from these romance scams, duped, heartbroken and feeling utterly foolish. lynn hopes her story will help save others from falling victim and keep these predators from ripping off your heart. >> they start telling you they love you. after a short period of time. hang up the phone. run away. just go. don't even don't even look behind. >> next tonight on kron, 4 news at 8, we are following developments from that home explosion that rocked san francisco sunset district. what we're learning about the suspect connected to the case. plus, when oakland's police chief can expect to learn whether or not he will face any disciplinary action after being placed on paid administrative leave. and a new bill is seeking to protect shelter dogs from being put down with the shelters will down with the shelters will have to you go by lots of titles. veteran, son, dad. -it's time to get up. -no hair stylist

lynn was 39?ding something you said about grief and you say grief is a strange thing, you hear about it all the time, but then all of a sudden you are in it. >> yeah. >> you talk about coming from that to here. >> yeah, i mean, it was -- it happened very quickly and it was very tragic and it was not expected and she had some underlying condition that we didn't know about. it was middle of covid and because of the nature of just that, you know, people couldn't really come over. it was kind of isolating and when you hear about grief no one really talks about it, but when you have it kind of -- it never goes away and it's sort of -- when you are in it at the beginning it's like a ptsd quality and you can't really stop the emotions, even though you want to stop them. you want relief, but ultimately what happens, i think, because, you know, we're people and i think people are designed to sort of deal with loss because we do, everyone is going to, it kind of grows with you and it's always there. you can

here's another example of this user on facebook, claiming that the active shooter is lynn d. walker. then we have this twitter account that takes this claim even further. this viral post with over one million views that was later deleted on the platform, where this user posts these photos of the alleged image you -- alleged msu shooter, a man that clearly has no resemblance to the mug shot or to the suspect photos that were shared by authorities. the real campus shooter who fatally killed three people and wounded five others on monday. mark: once again, we are lead to doubt whatever we see on the internet. who is then this man we see in the false claims? can you throw some light on that for us? >> i can. this photo we see actually belongs to a twitter post that was posted by this user on twitter. this was posted on october 3, 2020, so long before the shooting took place on monday. this same account had been posting tweets about being wrongfully identified as the msu shooter. he is asking people that if you see people posting me, please report it, thanks. he also says that he

lynne may. i would be done. lynne may. that every single serve that the nhs provides to , the that the nhs provides to, the pubuc that the nhs provides to, the public should be competed for by the public and private sector. there's an element of that already , but i would ramp that already, but i would ramp that up already, but i would ramp that ”p by already, but i would ramp that up by 100. let's talk to nigel nelson. nigel many would defend the nhs and say without these managers who get a bad press , managers who get a bad press, more people would die. less operations would happen. they are simply propping a complex and byzantine system. well, i think there probably are two in the managers in the nhs. but the point is the nhs does need managing . as you've pointed out, managing. as you've pointed out, it's the biggest employer in europe , it's the fifth largest europe, it's the fifth largest in the world with only mcdonnell mills, wal mart, the chinese army and the us defence department above that. so got to have manage

lynne may. i would be done. lynne may. that every single serve that the nhs provides to , the that the nhs provides to, the pubuc that the nhs provides to, the public should be competed for by the public and private sector. there's an element of that already , but i would ramp that already, but i would ramp that up already, but i would ramp that ”p by already, but i would ramp that up by 100. let's talk to nigel nelson. nigel many would defend the nhs and say without these managers who get a bad press , managers who get a bad press, more people would die. less operations would happen. they are simply propping a complex and byzantine system. well, i think there probably are two in the managers in the nhs. but the point is the nhs does need managing . as you've pointed out, managing. as you've pointed out, it's the biggest employer in europe , it's the fifth largest europe, it's the fifth largest in the world with only mcdonnell mills, wal mart, the chinese army and the us defence department above that. so got to have manage

. >> donna lynn from louisiana, you're on with mike lindell, donna lynn. [ laughter ] donna lynn droppedall right. let's go to line 1. barry in georgia. barry? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: mike, try soaking the computer in hot water. [ laughter ] is he a real person? i'm not convinced. might be -- could be one of those machines in disguise. [ applause ] oh, this thursday, it's a big night. it's our show's 20th anniversary. [ cheers and applause ] thank you very much. 20 years. and you know what that means. me and the show are gonna be doin' it all night! [ laughter ] that's right. just to put in perspective how much time has passed, the year we premiered, three of the top ten shows on tv were "friends," "everybody loves raymond," and "e.r." which are oldies now. which i guess makes us oldies now, guillermo. >> guillermo: yeah. >> jimmy: people ask me, sometimes they ask what from all the shows in 20 years was my favorite moment? and if i had to pick, i think i would say it was october 21st, 2015. that's the date marty mcfly and doc brown travel to in "back to the future ii." they set the clock

what do you think, lynn? yeah, i definitely think there is a fascination with gore. just like people want us when you're driving on the freeway as a car crash, you know, people are breaking their looking while they look at, you know, just keep going. but most people, with the exception of myself will, you know, want to look. there is some kind of fascination with, like i said, blood and gore and gus. why that is? i, i really don't know. we have been thinking with michael and lind matthews, producers of a documentary film and justice denied. now stick around when we come back. we will continue the conversation on a serial for obsession. i'm screen of use with the 360. ah, ah, ah, ah ah, ah, well, oh, oh, oh, oh, a ah with as a sign the west ukraine proxy war on russia is not going as planned. a new narrative is making the rounds. it's called the korea solution, the end of active hostilities and an armistice. keep in mind the side considering an armistice seeks to avoid complete defeat. we all know which side that is today and this is lou and never done before. we trig

what do you think, lynn? yeah, i definitely think there is a bass, an issue with gore. just like people want us when you're driving along the freeway as a car crash, you know, people have breaking their looking while they look at, you know, just keep going. but most people, with the exception of myself will, you know, want to look. there is some kind of fascination with, like i said, blood and gore and guts. ah, why that is i, i really don't know. we've been thinking with michael and lind matthews. producers are the documentary film and justice denied. now stick around when we come back. we will continue the conversation on a serial killer obsession i'm screen of use with the 360. ah huh. at this hour, american and coalition forces are in the early stages of military operations to disarm iraq, to free people, and to defend the world from great. who's with we will bring to the iraqi people, food and medicine in supplies. and freedom with is your media a reflection of reality in the world transformed what will make you feel safe? isolation, whole community? are you going

would that be a no, lynn >> i'm sorry, joe?er would be no, it wouldn't be worth it if it wasn't for -- >> i don't agree with that >> you didn't really -- okay it sounded like what you were saying, that it is -- in a nice way -- that it is important that we need it and we want to do it and, yeah, it is nice we have them, but they're not economically -- a company trying to satisfy shareholder value would not do it without the subsidies. >> look at those tax incentives is a way for us to lower price to customer in a period where that clean energy transition is so important to our customers and our communities. our customers are demanding renewable energy and to be able to accomplish that transition in a way that lowers cost i think is goodness for our customers and for our investors. but i would also point to the fact that renewable technologies have continued to decline in price. i look at solar, i look at wind technologies, and i believe the same cost curve will be accomplished for batteries so they are competing. but the incent

officials were able to track down amanda lynn's mother and daughter. >> we've spoken to several familytoo, are hopeful that we can get some type of resolution for them. >> reporter: the sheriff's office says amanda lynn had not been reported missing when her remains were found. skaven jers were looking for things to recycle. a $10,000 reward is on the table for information that leads to an arrest. >> to that end, what are the next steps to finally solve this cold case? >> investigators believe their best shot at solving this case is reconstructing amanda lynn's last days, most likely in the late summer or fall of '94. they hope that this will help find former friends and possible witnesses with the goal of finding whoever is responsible, aaron. >> give this family some closer. maya, thank you. >>> police in new york city are warning people to be on the lookout for a group of thieves who have been seen stealing air pods right out of people's ears. the crime stopper unit released footage of the thieves using mopeds to steal the air pod max air phones. victims can't hear them approaching

judge hoover read the decision allowed. >> we, the jury, find the defendant jerry lynn burns guilty ofthink he was shocked, to. he was very much expecting to come home. >> don, you're in court for 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 a verdict they did. >> outside the courthouse, john and janel were emotional. >> to finally have the closure on this and to actually no -- 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 have worked on this case. i felt like we as a team had finally done justice for the martinko family. >> jerry 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 was part of that party. we kept going deeper and deeper into

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lynn messy has gone from winning this famous trophy for the very 1st time to receiving a 7th fifo world. best male player, a war for now? no good about me were here was crazy for me. me. so i achieved my dreamed it. i had been hoping for, for so long is it is. he fought off competition from his party, sanjay monte mate, and france forward killing him. poppy as well as rail madrid's champions league winner carrying bens emma argentina's. welcome. when also meant leonor kaloni was named best men's coach while england's triumph and the women's european championship. the 1st major honor landed serena vague. men, the female coach award, the best women's player, went to spain's alexia protests for the 2nd straight year. alixia who they ha, her barcelona side when every league game last season, polish and beauty football, matching alexi, also won best goal. a flurry of awards after a busy year of football. and yet again, it's leonor metty taking home the big prize. believe you know, with some pictures of an unusually snowy spain residents of arse, alona woke up to see their city dusted in whit

is that the kid got it not up got just enough by danya in our radio in chicago. silent not so much, lynn. and i just in a fine job and i united of job fun and now or c soft. me now who my me. i mean yeah, we're good jenna. a balmy to so back to the my mother in dog last. and i most august i knocked you gotta go near keith elko. i'd go no nap, but the duck or did i do are gonna keep getting a new bucket that passed on. the batteries aren't coded and could do more. not to come. you know, did a lab lock when you put new? i love you. bye fast. it no big idea could at the upgrade this mir leave at no, be dr. bet no prophy i to would look up. i see i'm excited to plot dot. could you more? more up is that you knew this is therapies, i could do more lactic lapse. and then after night looked up what i saw, no bad mouthwash. when you read my bible back, maybe deaf our friend look up on a blonde got over a place on a new meal with i just found out about no, yeah. not to you. bye. good . good. well, i don't, i don't want a b as in boy present, published you that program. is it? why did to get it got

jessica lynn has some difficulty with was unlocked to draw a sub reduced lunch. this is the glamour, according to russian state tedi into what's become known as the meat grinder. in worth over the city of blackmore, which has been nicknamed to such because neither the russians nor the ukrainians have been able to make much progress here. resulting in the brutal stalemate that's produced, the longest battle of the wolf and one of the bloodiest for old sides involved the budget of everyone can see that we're having a hard time on this section of the front of the enemy are constantly attacking and small and big groups of one day, it's their artillery on the next day they're infantry attacks with it's a difficult time at the moment when our boys keep standing their ground with the battlefield back, which is now in its 7th month, russian officials recently claimed that its full sis have almost encircled the city . not so says the head of the walk in a messner regroup, which has spearheaded the russian offensive. and pushing forward house by house me a square meter by

was the number one challenger— year ago to lynn was the number one challenger and contender for tysonlooking back on— is a perfect match up and it looking back on world chickens coming off of defeats _ back on world chickens coming off of defeats on— back on world chickens coming off of defeats on world title fights, jermaine franklin is probably one of the best— jermaine franklin is probably one of the best opponents of the last 50 years— the best opponents of the last 50 years that those guys have met. it is a perfect — years that those guys have met. it is a perfect light, plus underestimating jermaine franklin is tricky— underestimating jermaine franklin is tricky old—fashioned pro. great britain women are back in front of a home crowd in manchester tonight as they try to qualify for the 2023 women's eurobasket. gb are currently bottom of their group, but still have an outside chance of qualification if they beat estonia today and portugal on sunday. a little earlier i spoke to great britain's azania stewart, and began by asking how preperations have been going ahead of tonight's

that's a great question, lynn. great, great question. and thank you. thank you for joining as that is a casey casey is at brooklyn college is where she is where he was he teaches at as a cuny graduate center. casey, that's that's still accurate. it yes. but he is he is in maine. so we are hopeful that we can bring him down to to the spaces at i are out as they say once we start having a more critical mass of in-person programing. i really want to encourage everybody to to ask questions if you have any. just drop them in chat box and we will address them. but i'm going to start with a question for casey that i had as as i was listening to you speak so brilliantly. as always. what what about the sumner? sumner case lives in such cultural memory that it's this iconic thing that you read about history books and do you think that we're going to have another one of those in 100 years, will that be january six? will that be mitt romney turning around? what those instances to the to the top that we just remember. that's a good question. i think with sumner the

lynn. >> thank you, chair chan.items 4-8 as noted approve an amendment to an existing agreement with meals on wheels, project hope and glide to all various forms of nutrition assistance as just outlined by the department. when we look at grant agreements, we look at the reasonableness of the budgets within the agreement and the not to exceed amount in the resolution. we also look at the performance of the contractors and their financial condition. i can tell you today that as of today, we didn't see any red flags across any of those areas. we did have a recommendation on the glide resolution to request a report back to the board about their status as a non-profit. we did learn from the department yesterday that their status has been accepted. i am withdrawing that recommendation and recommend approval for the recommendation on file. we did have a recommendation for item 6, yes. thank you. to clarify that the approval of the amendment is retroactive. i also just want to point out that when we looked at the performanc

so thanks to our viewers , stephen and lynn. our viewers, stephen and lynn.hour of the show. but we'll be back very soon. we'll be joined police soon. we'll be joined by police officer was duped by her officer who was duped by her lover an unbilled , lovable lover in an unbilled, lovable story. so you must join us for that. anyway . good morning and welcome to saturday morning with fill up here on gb news. now how much do you really know about the person you're dating, especially when you're dating, especially when you meet them online? we're going be speaking to a police going to be speaking to a police officer by officer who was duped by an armed which was the of armed robber, which was the of her life falling apart. unbelievable life story. and then another family here i am, gnpped then another family here i am, gripped by tick talk. the daughter is a global superstar with 89 million followers. i can't even comprehend that. 9 million parents, the dads or the 5 million followers. so we're going to be talking to the dad to say, what's it like living your lif

i'm going to quote my friend lynn bassett again, because the jacket was not custom fit and everything was big. but she had the performance skills to give the impression of being this man of class. and of course having an enslaved person with her gave her that stature by comparison because she was a master and owned another human being, it gave her a higher status. william meanwhile was going to be, should i say william johnson's right hand man, ellen had added a crucial element to her disguise. which was disability, she would put her arm in a sling and wear glasses. not only to hide her expression but give her the appearance of being an invalid and somebody who needed to be served. so william would wait on her hand and foot to make sure she was ok and that bond would be built into their relationship. susan: i know i was reading this through 2023 eyes but as he described their disguises it almost felt impossible for me to believe they pulled it off. because the arm sling the classes, that people were not questioning it along the way. how did they do it? ilyon woo: it's funny because th

hey to steve and lynn in the bahamas. a tropical theme going on here. and his wife marilyn in bloomington, illinois. thank you, sir, for your service. down along the bottom we have ed, lisa, susie and dan all celebrating birthdays in ireland. congratulations to glenn and rachel in charlotte, north carolina, and welcome to the world twins harper and bennett. great shots. we have best friends of 38 years lydia and cynthia in wilmington, north carolina. you can send us a photo of you and your mug with the #sundaytoday. you might see yourself next week. remember, you can get the sunday today mug online at today.com/shop. pe> thanks for s >>> good morning. it is sunday, february 19th, 7:00, as we take this live look outside. a golden glowing sky over san jose on a very chilly bay area sunday morning. thank you so much for starting it with us on this president's day weekend. i'm kira klapper. cinthia pimentel joins us with a look at the forecast. pretty in pink i might add. >> thank you very much. i think our camera here is also pretty in pink. look at all th