and, a disappointing first for marian krochka. burglarized on the job -- selling her own home.marian krochka/victim- "i lost four of my favorite pieces: my mom's wedding ring, my wedding ring, my tennis bracelet and then a pair of earrings. probably $26,000." krochka lives on kit fox court in walnut creek. on saturday, she hosted an open house here alone -- even though she's not the listing agent.marian krochka/victim- "and, people just started coming. and, i was so excited, that instead of putting on my jewelry, i left it in my jewlery box in my bedroom." at some point in the afternoon, she says a man and a woman showed up -- claiming to be from georgia... but neither showed much interest in the actual house. krochka says they toured the five bedrooms in the one-point- five million dollar home unsupervised...marian krochka/victim- "i will not do an open house in this house again, only by myself. it's too big to cover. it's almost 31-hundred square feet." krochka says she did get a look at the suspects... and, provided a descripti

and, a disappointing first for marian krochka. burglarized on the job -- selling her own home.marian krochka/victim- "i lost four of my favorite pieces: my mom's wedding ring, my wedding ring, my tennis bracelet and then a pair of earrings. probably $26,000." krochka lives on kit fox court in walnut creek. on saturday, she hosted an open house here alone -- even though she's not the listing agent.marian krochka/victim- "and, people just started coming. and, i was so excited, that instead of putting on my jewelry, i left it in my jewlery box in my bedroom." at some point in the afternoon, she says a man and a woman showed up -- claiming to be from georgia... but neither showed much interest in the actual house. krochka says they toured the five bedrooms in the one-point- five million dollar home unsupervised...marian krochka/victim- "i will not do an open house in this house again, only by myself. it's too big to cover. it's almost 31-hundred square feet." krochka says she did get a look at the suspects... and, provided a descripti

and, a disappointing first for marian krochka. burglarized on the job -- selling her own home.marian krochka/victim- "i lost four of my favorite pieces: my mom's wedding ring, my wedding ring, my tennis bracelet and then a pair of earrings. probably $26,000." krochka lives on kit fox court in walnut creek. on saturday, she hosted an open house here alone -- even though she's not the listing agent.marian krochka/victim- "and, people just started coming. and, i was so excited, that instead of putting on my jewelry, i left it in my jewlery box in my bedroom." at some point in the afternoon, she says a man and a woman showed up -- claiming to be from georgia... but neither showed much interest in the actual house. krochka says they toured the five bedrooms in the one-point- five million dollar home unsupervised...marian krochka/victim- "i will not do an open house in this house again, only by myself. it's too big to cover. it's almost 31-hundred square feet." krochka says she did get a look at the suspects... and, provided a descripti

and, a disappointing first for marian krochka.urglarized on the job -- selling her own home.marian krochka/victim- "i lost four of my favorite pieces: my mom's wedding ring, my wedding ring, my tennis bracelet and then a pair of earrings. probably $26,000." krochka lives on kit fox court in walnut creek. on saturday, she hosted an open house here alone -- even though she's not the listing agent.marian krochka/victim- "and, people just started coming. and, i was so excited, that instead of putting on my jewelry, i left it in my jewlery box in my bedroom." at some point in the afternoon, she says a man and a woman showed up -- claiming to be from georgia... but neither showed much interest in the actual house. krochka says they toured the five bedrooms in the one-point- five million dollar home unsupervised...marian krochka/victim- "i will not do an open house in this house again, only by myself. it's too big to cover. it's almost 31-hundred square feet." krochka says she did get a look at the suspects... and, provided a description

<marian krochka/victim- "i will not do an open house in this house again, only by myself. it's too big to cover. it's almost 31-hundred square feet.">( james ) krochka says she did get a look at the thieves...and was able to provide a description to police. a neighbor who may have captured images of the burglars on surveillance cameras -- handed that video over to the walnut creek police department. ( james ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news...teachers and supporters in an east bay community continue to rally ahead of a possible ( james ) plus... bay area travelers are one step closer to having a new option to get to hawaii. ( james ) and after the break... a new plan could soon have people traveling on a hyperloop system in the south bay. ( john ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. s ) and back here in the bay area...we're taking a look at the cold temperatures. ( james )( darya ) welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. let's get a check of the forecast. an icy cold morning with some slick spots on roads, especially those areas that saw snow yesterday. after

acusado de robo de pipas de gasolina, >> por años amenazados así lo dio a conocer la secretaria de la maríann mangueras ordeñan el combustible >> también miembros de la caravana lcambían su sueño por el mexicano >> ocho de 10 migrantes ha optado a esta situación. >> con solo ocho días en tijuana, víctor dice sentirse en casa. >> bueno con esta visa que proporcionaron uno se siente más seguro. >> muchos de ello se han incorporado a la fuerza laboral. leonel dice que cuenta con dos trabajo >> el sueño donde puedes crecer tal vez es al otro aldo es mentira. >> mandará un porcentaje a su país, >> se lo mando a mi abuelita, el 65% de solicitudes de asilo en estados unidos son rechazadas. >> aunque siempre hay un proceso de adaptación, >> van a necesitar entre uno a tres meses para moverse por la ciudad. >> reto es encontrar vivienda >> vienen de agrupos 5 6 7 >> acá no está permitido >> y es que aseguran que no pueden encontrar un lugar , >> el alcalde de tijuana insiste en que consigan empleo rapidamente súmate al ejercicio. >> el centro d atención migrante, la llevad de los próximos 10 días. >>

<marian krochka/victim- "i will not do an open house in this house again, only by myself. it's too big to cover. it's almost 31-hundred square feet.">( james ) krochka says she did get a look at the suspects...and was able to provide a description to police. a neighbor who may have captured images of the burglars on surveillance cameras -- handed that video over to the walnut creek police department. ( james ) in the north bay -- the napa police department is hosting a meeting tonight to discuss a school threat that happened in january. two students were arrested after being accused of planning shootings at vintage high school and river middle school. napa police say the will discuss overall strategies for school safety at the meeting... as well as give tips for parent student communication. the meeting is at 7 pm in the vintage high school theater. ( james ) president donald trump struck a diplomatic tone to a divided congress during his state of the union address. ( darya ) karin caifa has the highlights from capitol hill.

and that no answer is certainly not what americans want to hear here marian because this last government shutdown that lasted thirty five days was very painful for the nation and costly to trump who the majority of americans in polls have indicated blame trump for that shutdown marian thank you very much heidi joe castro in washington you with al jazeera live from london more still to come on the program three and a half years after his death alan courage is name lives on the side of right and rescue ship. and why north macedonia is rewriting its textbooks and we live in a company long minutes. hello welcome to the look at the international forecast the weather remains set there across southern parts of china largely clear skies here further north that's where we have the thick of cloud standing its way and we also have a bit of wintry weather as well still a fair bit of snow here people on the move of course for the and of the lulu new year new year celebrations where some wintry weather will continue then as we go through choose day in shanghai turns a little milder it turns a lot wett

but marian this concert is just kicking off and as lucio were saying thousands of venezuelans have been crossing into columbia to come to this concert there are more than thirty five artist expected to play today many of them are extremely famous across latin america so it's normal to expect such a big crowd about it we've spoken to at least half a dozen of groups especially young people that were coming here and they are saying that their plan is not only to stay for the concert but also to spend the night here and the organizers set up a sort of tent city for hundreds if not a few thousand people there might decide to stay on this side of the border they will be provided with food and be ready for saturday morning to participate in this in action to try and move a. venezuela this will happen on all the four bridges connecting colombia to venezuela here in the border city of kuta and the idea so it will be to have a massive amount of people dressed in white on both sides trying to reach the bridges and across the eight on some trucks that we've seen are already lined up to try and move

thanks for joining us i'm marian epstein iran's foreign minister mohammad javad zarif has delivered a defiant speech at the munich security conference he condemned calls from washington for the european union to abandon the iran nuclear deal and accuse the u.s. of trying to exercise undue influence on the middle east his remarks rounded out a contentious conference where german chancellor angela merkel and mike pence also advanced opposing visions on the iran and the direction of their nation's foreign policy. what it has today morphed iran's foreign minister mohammed javert sorry for sharply criticizing the u.s. and dismissed vice president mike pence this recent demand that the e.u. withdraw from the nuclear treaty with iran under mr pence repeated the scars. when he added gently demanded that europe must join the united states in undermining its own security and breaking its obligations. by german foreign minister who assured his iranian counterpart in direct talks in munich that germany and the e.u. want to stick to the agreement as long as iran does the e.u. wants to enable trade

if it weren't for marian with her he would have a hard time guessing what she's been through marriot enterprise is a lesbian that is why her stepfather caused her out into the street when she was still a child that is why she was attacked by a group of men as a teenager and infected with hiv. all of. whom of my own. thank you. just a local. and and i'm so thankful the group who may cause someone ten years later. sued them on a letter. he said. you give me. some christopher has given me strength and pacing prejudiced and unruly that criminalizes marion's very identity. in kenya it's not illegal to be gay but it is against the law to act on it in practice this means that in so many cases like that of mary as you can see i.q. couples have had their relationships repressed by the state and given the widespread disapproval of homosexuality they face constant discrimination and the threat of violence in their community mission we did. we did. because they're bringing evil on the world god groups of adam and eve not adam and steve did not accept the idea to contradict and never learn to it

thanks for joining us i'm marian evans teen. leaders from across the african continent are in the ethiopian capital addis ababa for the annual african union summit rwandan president paul kagame e who is the outgoing head of the a u has been pushing for the body to expand its powers he has just passed the baton on to egypt and president sisi who will lead the block for the next year the main focus of this year's summit is involuntary migration africa is home to a quarter of the world's refugees and ethiopia has become the continent's second largest host for displaced people. well some four hundred thousand of them are in the region to w.'s funny for charge visited a refugee camp there please note that some viewers might find this report disturbing. we are traveling through a beautiful but dangerous region needed so sudanese border in the impoverished lowland of ethiopia. a hotbed of conflicts among different ethnic groups. behind me that's all sudan a young independent nation but the fighting over there continues what than two mi

thanks for joining us i'm marian evans dean we begin in thailand which has seen a roller coaster of twenty four hours the political party that nominated the king's sister for prime minister. has suspended her candidacy obeying an order from the king google rock shocked the country on friday when she announced she would be running for a populist party loyal to ousted ex premier toxins shinawatra the right had defended her decision to stand saying she had relinquished her royal titles when she married a foreigner in one thousand nine hundred eighty two. all right now to some of the other stories making news around the world the fiance of murder of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi has said she would welcome a change in u.s. president donald trump's approach to the killing meanwhile there's been an angry backlash on capitol hill after trump failed to meet a legal mandate to tell congress whether he'll impose sanctions on those responsible for she's murder. he was prosecutors are investigating an american newspaper his handling of amazon jeff bezos is extramarital affair bezos has accused the p

thanks for joining us i'm marian i haven't seen two allies but heading in different directions that's how it looks after contrasting speeches by germany's chancellor angela merkel and the u.s. vice president mike pence at the munich security conference merkel made a plea for multilateralism for nations to work together for security but pence criticized the united states' closest allies accusing the europeans of undermining sanctions against iran here's some of what they said beginning with miracle. markham fremont high lateralus it may be complicated but it's better than staying home alone and i think that's exactly the right answer to the motto of this conference the great puzzle who will pick up the pieces only all of us together. on . time has come for all of us. the time has come for our european partners to stop undermining u.s. sanctions against this murderous revolutionary regime the time has come for our european partners to stand with us and with the arraigning and people our allies and friends in the region the time has come for our european partners to withdraw from the ira

so again, i want to thank you, miss ruggles and alexander i also want to thank marian jones, the c.e.o. of the organization, which wrote a letter shedding light on some of the issues that i think we need to look at as legislators. behavioral health services is a critical part of helping struggling san franciscans, many of them who are living on our streets. i believe we need to continue improving our standards, mand do believe we need to hold all service provider accountable, including the city, and this is what will drive the change i think we need to really solve the crisis facing us. based on the information i received in the interim, i am in support of the contract and will be voting yes to move this forward to the full board with a positive recommendation. >> chair fewer: okay. thank you. supervisor, any comments? no? i'll just mention that last week, we had further information to clarify this contract. i think we are -- i mean, i -- you know, i was very vested in this because i understand that west side is the only provider providing culturally competent services for african amer

when marian anderson was not allowed to sing in the dar building in washington, eleanor roosevelt helped organize a memorable easter day concert in the lincoln memorial. they thought a few thousand people might come in the rain. 50,000 people came. marian anderson sang my country'tis of the from the steps of the lincoln memorial changing the iconography of the place forever. so did think tempora -- frank capra. mrs. smith goes to washington. one of the things mr. smith seizes the lincoln memorial. he reads the final words of the gettysburg address nurse inscribed there. it is now the icon of all icons. not yet the apogee. that comes in 1963. as the epicenter of the march on washington, where the leaders of the civil war rights movement white and black gather at the memorial for a ceremony for that august day. you see dr. king's second from the right. on the bottom is a man who has his own statute now. third the left on top is the young john lewis who is now a member of congress. there he is being interviewed by john daly of what's my line. right before this moment. the i have a dream spe

the following day we have arranged to meet marian elbow again together with her daughter and her son in law is taking us to bend to rodrigo's to show us what's left of their former home stuff in florida told to check out about other people. into good reviews is now closed off and a police escort had to take us in from ari melber this is a real opportunity for a visit to get a balance you can show enough attention or a good job or that these are just in time a thought not started to you it is also the first time really any has returned. the most. is that i'm. going away go. this one dow down collapsed around four in the afternoon when ari melber and early ali were waiting at the bus stop one by a neighbor they ran back to my novice house i want your me not to go get they don't want to back up get. marry now the manage to alert her mother and her son just in time. less than twenty minutes after the dam broke the house was covered in mud it was going to be the people. of all yours and. millions because i mean. look at. fifty million cubic meters of muddy waste water produced by one of s

they thought a few thousand people might come in the rain. 50,000 people came, and marian anderson sangmy country 'tis of thee, sweet land of liberty from the steps of the lincoln memorial. changing the iconography of that place forever. and permanently. so did frank capra. in 1939. mr. smith goes to washington. one of the first things mr. smith sees is the lincoln memorial. and a man of color with tears streaming down his face reads the final word of the gettysburg address that is inscribed there. young mr. lincoln, which is about new salem, ends with the words, the music of the battle hymn and the lincoln memorial. it is now the icon of all icons. but not yet the apogee. that comes in 1963. as the epicenter of the march on one sink in. washington. where the leaders of the civil rights movement white and black gathered at the memorial. for the ceremonies for that august day. by the way, where you see doctor king's second from the right on the bottom row next to him on his right is a philip randolph who has his own statue in union station now, third from the left on top is the young joh

well but marian curling is not so easy but it sure is fun. coming up next a very special tip for a trip to munich them from work palace it's considered to be one of europe's most impressive castles for a long time it served as a summer residence of the vittles but dynasty and today it's one of the city's favorite tourist destinations. back in the seventeenth century the site of one of europe's largest palaces was just farmland. veteran and maria elector of bavaria wanted to give his wife henrietta adelaide ups of boy a very special gift. she had given to him a long sought after heir. maximillian emmanuelle. construction of the palace began in sixteen sixty four. the first building pleasure palace known from bog was finished in sixteen seventy nine and it was relatively modest by selector maximillian the man who well it would go on to expand the site to its current size . for the park he took land from farmers and had a canal dug for the courtly gone to the trips. his subjects' had to stay outside. today it's different of course the palace has

a month's time it's happened around munich city hall at marian platz.

. >> welcoming marian into the family as she chose cucumbers, but she doesn't always get her way. >>oes. >> thanks. my mom's recipe. >> you're going to eat the cucumbers and not the mashed potatoes. >> i have to eat a lot of them. there is a whole moment. i was on a diet and then i fell right off the diet. >> you fell off. >> you can't be on a diet if you are family dinnering. >> what is the best thing they have ever served you to eat? >> the best thing is the worst thing, dessert. >> yeah. >> because when they put the whipped cream out there -- >> boom. >> i can't -- i can't resist. >> can't stop. can't stop, won't stop. >> i guess he doesn't realize that keltie knight is a former professional dancer. >>> can we talk about another drama people are crazy about? that's "friday night lights." it premiered in 2006, and lasted five seasons. well, now the series about a high school football team in texas is getting new life thanks to streaming. so in the spirit of the super bowl, here's why it makes "e.t.'s" bingeworthy watch list. >> and here we go, folks. going down tonight. >> three wo

was the debate about new mining laws takes its course in the state capital marian elder and the people of bend to have been deciding on a site for their new settlement is that if i understand fully. and i'm not russia seeing. more things from the. prosecutor to laramie disseminate back their struggle to find a place as similar as possible to the old location. as it gets they are conducted into vault a lot as is so vital to money on and all of their future since the fall and you know i saw. our government in the us i have. three major view that you're seeing this for the first time do you like it and that the protests. simply not the assad. want to bomb now the onus is on legislators to vote for laws to make brazil's mine safer. prosecutors likely lammy has vowed to keep them in check it's important to the people he protesting. seem to feel it's. most that i'm using to talk about this in a cafe how. does marley's nick you call him from a means. to listen. and discuss better salaries for making money. he. became advocates. who they want to start and not an honest thought wasn't. because.

marian krochka had plans to move to hawaii and wanted to sell her home fast. on saturday... she hosted an open house alone -- even though she's not the listing agent. at some point in the afternoon... she says a man and a woman showed up -- claiming to be from georgia...but neither showed much interest in the actual house. krochka says they toured the five bedrooms in the one-point-five million dollar home unsupervised. a neighbor who may have captured images of the burglars on surveillance cameras -- handed that video over to the walnut creek police department. ( james ) a big story this morning ... support continues to come in for the family of a father killed in a wrong-way crash.( darya ) the father of seven died on highway 101 early sunday morning. kron4's j-r stone talked with the victim's 13-year-old son. sot my dad is not here and without him everyone is sad and they miss him a lot and i miss him.13 year old yahya without his dad after that dad, waheed etimad was killed by a wrong way driver on highway 101. the accident happened in san francisco early sunday morning.

having committed a single soldier to the mission but you know that's a really that's about as by marian's you can be right either you fight or you're not part of the fight i mean do you really see it that black and white. well you know what fine if germany doesn't want to contribute to the syrian mission that's fine they therefore don't have a right to complain about united states playout you know france is contributing the ukase contributing lots of other smaller countries are contributing why isn't germany contributing it intially merkel she made this point again over the weekend criticizing the united states for leading syria i mean you know germany should put up or shut up rightly. are there european leaders who are in your opinion who are not using the trump excuse well i mention one in my column in the norwegian foreign minister who didn't even mention i saw our speak at a conference last week or the week before munich you know really didn't mention the present the united states he talked about the fundamentals of the transatlantic relationship which i think if you put the president

checking with brazil's government and give you those details as we have them in the hours to come marian bank you very much from there in brazil mohammed. well now to syria where two deadly bombings have taken place in different locations a suspected car bomb has killed at least twenty people including oil workers now i should bail village and there is all an area held by the syrian democratic forces dozens of others have been injured another suspected car bomb exploded in the city of a friend which is out of the control of a turkish backed militia at least four people are thought to have died after the blast in the city center that was a minute trip parade in the city for new free syrian army recruits this comes as the s.d.f. battles to oust eisel from the last chunk of territory in the town of civilians who are being evacuated from the town in syria's east near the iraqi border that has been put on hold and ron cohen has more now from gaza on the tekkie syrian border. early on thursday morning it was announced by the s.d.f. spokesman for an old in syria most of the bali that trucks wou

marian, you frighten me when you talk like that.u, you'd think it was right to go out and get anything. use anything i had to get it. why should men be so different? all they've got is their brains they're not afraid to use them. neither am i. the key to the star image is that it is only an image, and yet we know there is a real person and that knowledge that we have that there is a real person makes us believe in the image. you see, pictures have given me all the education i ever had, since i never went beyond the fifth grade. no formal education whatsoever. i used to have to read scripts and then look up the words how to pronounce them and what they meant, before i could learn the lines. i left school when i was only twelve. never learned how to spell "regret." we'll be late. (richard dyer) she always managed to keep a fit between all the different parts of the image, and that was always difficult for stars, to keep a fit between what they were like off screen, how they were sold, what the pin-ups were like, what roles they played

thank you very much marian while austrian police have arrested five athletes in an anti doping raid to add the nordic skiing a world championships the raid took place at a hotel in seefeld where the event is underway in total nine people including a sports doctor have been arrested across austria and germany the raids are part of an operation targeting criminals in germany who are six suspected of carrying out a blood doping two of the athletes arrested are from austria two are staying in and one from a cousin. in the stars who are just here. in order to provide the state prosecution with evidence for the charge grable to catch one athlete red handed during the raid he was caught and arrested with a blood transfusion still in his arms. to spain where barcelona are minutes away from booking their place in the final of the copa del way. real madrid three nail it was suarez got to rafael of on the it scored an own goal in the semifinal second leg this is the first of two encounters between barcelona real madrid in four days they'll go head to head again in legal saturday. while in england

having committed a single soldier to the mission but you know that's a really that's about as by marian's you can be right either you fight or you're not part of the fight i mean do you really see it that black and white. well you know what fine if germany doesn't want to contribute to the syrian mission that's fine they therefore don't have a right to complain about the united states play out you know france is contributing the ukase contributing lots of other smaller countries are contributing why isn't germany contributing it intially merkel she made this point again over the weekend criticizing the united states for leading syria i mean you know germany should put up or shut up rightly. are there european leaders who are in your opinion who are not using the trump excuse well i mention one in my column in the norwegian foreign minister who didn't even mention i saw speak at a conference last week or the week before munich you know really didn't mention the present the united states he talked about the fundamentals of the transatlantic relationship which i think if you put the presiden

journalist marian so it's a matter of of of business allan appreciate your time it so good to speak to alan covers international consultant former advisor to the french ministry of defense thank you all of. our bridges right of today told the packed with more than half an hour. manufacture consents to public wealth. when the ruling class the same project themselves. in the final merry go round neither one. nor middle of the room sit. room. welcome to. the shevardnadze interest in the intentions are moving the middle eastern peace even further away will israel and palestine be locked in conflict for ever well i ask mohamed to stay a president mahmoud abbas's advisor. with yet another american leader trying to find a solution to the israeli palestinian conflict the parties remain bogged down by a beautiful stalling accusations as hopes for peace continue to fade where might a breakthrough come from to move the process along is there a chance of compromise with both sides entrenched in politics and grudges how can the international actors help resolve this century long quarrel. mohamed is

the following day we have arranged to meet marian over again together with her daughter and her son in law is taking us to bend to rodrigo's to show us what's left of their former home stuff and proud to talk to us about other people. too good readers is now closed off and a police escort had to take us in from our email that this is a real opportunity for a visit to get a balance in the chairwoman of the engine or a good job or that these are just in time a top notch started q it is also the first time really any has returned. the most. is that i'm. going away goal. this one dow down collapsed around four in the afternoon when mary melbourne early on we were waiting at the bus stop. by a neighbor they ran back to my novice house i did i. not to go get they don't want to back up get. marry now the managed to alert her mother and her son just in time. less than twenty minutes after the dam broke the house was covered in mud it was going to be the people. of all yours and. millions because i mean. look at. fifty million cubic metres of muddy waste water produced by one of some markers ir

marian krochka had plans to move to hawaii and wanted to sell her home fast. on saturday... she hosted an open house alone -- even though she's not the listing agent. at some point in the afternoon... she says a man and a woman showed up -- claiming to be from georgia...but neither showed much interest in the actual house. krochka says they toured the five bedrooms in the one-point-five million dollar home unsupervised. a neighbor who may have captured images of the burglars on surveillance cameras -- handed that video over to the walnut creek police department. ( darya ) in the north bay -- the napa police department is hosting a meeting tonight to discuss a school threat that happened in january. two students were arrested after being accused of planning shootings at vintage high school and river middle school. napa police say the will discuss overall strategies for school safety at the meeting... as well as give tips for parent student communication. the meeting is at 7 pm in the vintage high school theater. ( darya ) on the peninsula. sheriff's deputies arrested a man wh

just how they're going to get it in though is going to be another question it is interesting though marian that this is the first time that a u.s. military aircraft has been used in the case of the venezuelan conflict it's normal for the u.s. military aircraft to be used to bring in humanitarian aid in the case for example of hurricanes or other sort of natural disasters but in this context this is rather unusual right and then in terms of the overall situation you have president maduro and the opposition still at loggerheads each side has the support of different parts of the international community what does all this mean for the crisis is it can the deadlock be broken. nobody knows that are can't answer that question i don't think anybody can i was speaking to a top ranking diplomat here in that acts who is very close to the situation and he said that some people say there's a twenty percent chance that president nicolas maduro can survive this other believe it's more nobody can say exactly what is going to happen i can tell you that. said just a short while ago he made another appeal t

was the debate about new mining laws takes its course in the state capital marian elder and the people of tend to have been deciding on a site for their new settlement is that if i understand for you. and i know that russia seeing. the reasons and more things that the. prosecutor gave laramie disseminate back their struggle to find a place as similar as possible to the old location. as it gets there conducted into vault a lot are just so vital to money on and all of their fears and the following that you know i saw. our government invest like it was through three major viewed that you're seeing this for the first time do you like it. that the business. see now the assad. want to. know the onus is on legislators to vote for laws to make brazil's mine safe for prosecutors like you laramie has vowed to keep them in check it's important to the people he protesting seen seen by people such as most that i'm using to buckle to assume if i have to do smiley's magic or your opinions which bunch of us are listen you know paul bargee mr nuss need i discuss better sell which are making money. is w

mark: when i was chief of staff i saw marian which is a top security prison why would they send thisximum security prison with terrorist and mass murderers and mobsters and gang bosses the worst of the worst? in order to break them? . >> yes. they did the worst things they could do to these men. mark: that is wiseman. he had to ask the federal bureau of prisons to put that man in that place because if he didn't he would not be. >> and that young man was completely acquitted on appeal. mark: how long was he they are quick. >> eight months away from his family and an unmitigated hell. mark: so what were the other two counts quick. >> they were absolutely appalling. my client was convicted and still stands convicted on two counts of perjury and obstruction of justice for testifying about his personal understanding of the telephone call he was not even on after mister wiseman and the grand jury told him to share his personal understanding of that phone call whether it was accurate or not. mark: this is interesting. isn't that the way they want to catch the president of the united states?

few felt shy but a lot of them ended up working as prostitutes marian mitchell has just done a brief term in prison the day after her release she was now looking for a place to stay there were a lot of girls and young women living in desperate circumstances. existence in the publius martin. video the sad roseman would see a girl sitting in the station waiting room alone and sobbing in despair. and then he'd strike up a conversation and offer them a job as a housekeeper or as. in some helpless were taken in the original police file refers to grossman abusing them to satisfy his abnormal sexual urges he told one witness how he wanted to the file the women and used instruments to destroy their innermost selves and guns. he was an extreme sadist who just reading about what he did with these women makes you noxious scum god is for sure it's beyond words some women survived or were able to escape but didn't go to the police at least not until later. which ones as amp's how he would even employ his own housemates who would have his way with for a few days or once he'd murdered them or they'

marian there has been has not been as of yet any response from the top leadership of the opposition but i venture to think i could venture to say that this offer will be rejected for a very simple reason the opposition already controls the national assembly they won two thirds of it in elections that were regarded as legitimate however as soon as that happened the government decided to create an alternative body a constituent assembly completely bypass the opposition controlled national assembly there would be no reason they would argue to have other elections where they again would be ignored and not be allowed to legislate or for there or for that institution to be respected by president mughal and besides they want something much more they want him gone as you already spent and they want to have a transitional government and new presidential elections and it is very unlikely that they will settle for anything less. lucy we were speaking about counter-rally is taking place in caracas there were those that were out in support of madeira very difficult question to answer but is it possi

young children between the ages of 5 and 9 were exposed to gummies laced with thc, the compound in marianves grow. gummies seem innocent enough until children got sick. now people are wondering why not pot sweet treats led to nine six getting hospitalized. >> she kept saying her stomach hurt. she was like mommy i'm a hurt. >> reporter: a scare for this mom. her daughter and all the others are okay. >> her eyes were real big like -- she wasn't acting herself. >> reporter: the boy who brought the tainted gummies to school was the only child to test positive for marijuana. >> not surprising a 5-year-old wants candy. we have to educate our community about these risks. >> reporter: the school sending a voice mail to parents with an important reminder. >> this is a teachable moment for all families to keep items that are potentially harmful to children locked away from their reach. >> reporter: the dangers are real and it's happened before. in the florida last year five middle schooler went to the hospital after eating thc infused candy. 12 illinois high schoolers were hospitalized after eating

marian: it's like he was born to do this. he was born to make people happy. brandon: i'm brandon mcmillan,

the following day we have arranged to meet marian over again together with her daughter and her son in law is taking us to bend to rodrigo's to show us what's left of their former home stuff and proud to talk to us about other people. who would reduce is now closed off and a police escort had to take us in from ari melber this is a rare opportunity for a visit to get a balance in the children after engine or a good job while the kids are just in time a top notch started q it is also the first time really any has returned. the most. is that i'm. going away goal. this one dow down collapsed around four in the afternoon when mary melbourne really i mean we're waiting at the bus stop one by a neighbor they ran back to my novice house i did i. not to go get they don't want to back up get. marry now they're managed to alert a mother and her son just in time. less than twenty minutes after the dam broke her house was covered in mud. was going to be the people. of all yours and. millions because i mean. look at. fifty million cubic metres of muddy waste water produced by one of some markers ir

i would say the marian figure who is at the center of the book and a woman who was a resistor in her own right as well, i read a lot of memoirs of widows of the resistance. freya von mollica was one of the striking ones. she was such a german type. that was very influential. the anya character draws a lot more from my own family stories and my grandmother's experience. the third woman in the book is sort of a -- someone who is kind of a political. i think of her as the embodiment of the person who is just living the life that's right in front of them, and really not interested in engaging in the broader picture, but she keeps getting dragged in because her husband is a part of this, and he is executed. i think we all know people, there are people who don't see the forest for the trees, and there are people who don't see the trees for the forest. i think of marianne and many of the resistors, they see the forest, but not the trees. >> the next question is to your left, speakers. >> do you think your grandmother would have felt the need to be understood if the nazis had won the war? je