. >> my name is deborah marion, and i am the mother of lorenzen wright. >> describe what it was likelorenzen into this world. >> ooh, honey, honey, honey. first of all, he was a big child. he couldn't just lay in my lap because he was just too long. >> so he was so long his head came off your knees? >> yes, >> his mother had him at a very young age, and he was raised by his mother and grandmother within the same home. >> lorenzen's mom and dad were never married, and lorenzen's dad herb didn't live in the family home, but he was still a big part of lorenzen's life. >> by 7th, 8th grade, he was already playing the high school teams, and that's when they decided to move to get him around better competition. >> literally everywhere they were talking about lorenzen. even in high school, yes. >> so lorenzen decides that he's going to go to memphis state. >> the folks in memphis love it when cincinnati comes calling. a sellout tonight. >> lorenzen drew people to the coliseum to watch basketball that didn't know anything about basketball. >> the entire city was just buzzing with the excitem

. >> marion even made masks with a clear covering, so the death and about mentally challenged can see a person's facial expressions. >> her ears are wide open to the needs of everyone around her. >> she is amazed that the single mom has found the time to so six and 50 masks while caring for five adults and, one of them in hospice. in fact, her parenting or adopted $.27 over the years all with disabilities, like cholla, a painter who was born without arms. >> they have been raised to believe there is nothing that they cannot do. >> reporter: she lives by this same can-do spirit. >> sometimes people don't realize that they are capable and have the potential unless they try something new. >> so for sowing something new to meet her communities need for protective masks, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to marion aiken. >>> she's taking part in compassion week. she is sowing tote bags and dresses to give to sexually abused women and african hospitals. >> just wonderful work, by a wonderful woman. just amazing. so good. thank you so much. you can nominate your local hero for

and they're just nowhere to find marion county commissioners met with reporters briefly in salem this wednesday >>they are not sure they say what they'll find when they return to the mill city gates, detroit area. but one thing that commissioner kevin cameron does know is if cme entire towns burnd to the ground. the county stands ready to help them rebuild. >>those people have been wiped off the met so many times you go back to the late 80's, the spotted owl. you go back to recreation as the delay constrained in for othe priorities. so we're standing strong wiwe're standing reallstrong with those people. >>again that wakohr harlan reporting for us tonight from portland right now want to take a look at the current air quality conditions here in the bay area. we want to sha by pur the particulate matter in the air with thecolor-coded system that orange areayou see harmful ayeathe case for most people spend too much time outdoors and members of ve groups may experience more serious health effects and you keep can see even in san francisco, which typically has clean air because it's righ

marion and her friends made almost 100 masks so that those at the autism center that have two. the adult program director sue taylor said the design made participants want to wear them. >> she knew to have lining soft would be easier for our guys to wear. >> reporter: marion reads lips and even made masks for clear covering with the death -- deaf and developmentally challenged can see facial expressions. >> she is wide open to the need of everyone around her. >> reporter: amazed this single mom found time to have sewn 650 masks with an adult autism son. she has adopted 27 sons over the years and all had ava painter that was born without arms. >> the boys are raised to believe there's nothing they cannot do. > same can-do spirit. >> some people don't realize they are capable and have the potential for sewing something new to meet the community needs for protective masks, this week jefferson award in the bay area goes to marianne akins. sharon chin, kpix 5. >> nomin >>> a dozen brown bears are digging out and the heavyweight competition. >> not literally but the bear week is back

marion was the ambassador. she too could go almost into any situation and people like her. she could calm people's nerves. she could make photographs that did not upset them, that would still meet the agency's agenda for documenting the need for change. so she traveled for most of her three years for the farm security administration. she traveled in the south. she was one of the people who was given the color film. she was one of the first who got the color film. you can see the bracket in her work. she made photographs of the american flags, people celebrating the 4th of july, these back photographs get used heavily. she made photographs of juke joints, which are dance halls. out in the sticks, usually. very simple music, no amplification, just people playing as they would in their own homes. but dancing went on there. she made photographs of a lot of plantations, former plantations where there were tenant farmers working for plantation owners and could relate well to both of them. some of her more interesting picture so little kids out fishing in the bayou. people loungin

ke i am the marion county commissioner.rday the army corps needed to e get people to do hange in the dam, with our sheriff and fire apparatus. we were able to take a tour. the town is totalestruction. there was a line of eight homes onsy street. it miraculous and i have a little bit of survivor's guil that my home was one of those standing. around the town there are several homes here and there that are standing. but the marinas in the town are destroyed. the only thing standing on main street is a teeny po office. it is devastating. llthere were sires and power lines down. very dangerous still. judy: that is what i wanted to ask you, to what extent are the fires still threatenin area? kevin: the wind event that happened for almost 48 hourspu ed the fires westbound. there are still spot fires. if the winds swirlround you can still have firesp there. the fires throughout the whole state have converged. we have other parts of marion county that have -- had to be evacuated. our state fairgrounds is the evacuation center and it

marion county, oregon, has already seen its share. kevin cameron is one of the county commissioners. he lives in the small city of detroit, whi has seen many of its homes burn down. he joins me now by skype from salem. for talking with us. you were evacuated. te us about that experience. >> well, thank you, judy. it's good to be with u. tuesday -- actually, monday evening about 5:00, we wedre tol be ready to leave monday, potentially, at noon. 10:00, we went to bed. at midnight, our phones blew up with emergency get outow, sheriffs going through the town with their loud speakers and sirens going. we got on the road with a caravan about 1:00. there's a little bit of go east and then at the last minutgo west. they cleared the road, getting down to aba 50-mile drive to salem. about halfway down, the traffic backed up, and the reason why is there was a fire ball right in front of us. i had two vehicles. i was in a truck, an one following me, and you can hear on the video the person behind me was taking video and said we're scared to death

the beach the creek fire and the lions had fire burning in eastern marion county.nouncement was made just hours after officials issued a level 3 go evacuation for people in some parts of marion county. this is mill city or again where people have already been evacuated. and the city of medford about 80,000 people live in medford much of that city has just been evacuated within the past couple hours says firefighters at least on the scanner have been saying that they are unable to stop the fire there along interstate 5 so a dangerous harrowing night tonight. all throughout the west coast, but portions of oregon as well. >>jp morgan chase saying that a number of its employees and customers may have abused the paycheck protection program, another. coronavirus stimulus programs, the bank says it's working with law enforcement in some of these cases. a memo sent to bank employees did not state how many employees may have an ethically misuse these programs are. what they did the bank declined to comment beyond the memo. the program was designed to give small businesses f

marion britton was a 20-year veteran of the census bureau. this is the bronze medal she received for exceptional service. i think the other neat piece that we have here, this is the congressional gold medal that was struck for flight 93. and in 2014 that was presented here on september 11th to the site for the actions of the passengers and crew of flight 93. and so, you have both sides represented there. and it's important to say that each site, each of the september 11th sites, new york city and the pentagon, also have congressional gold medals that represent their sites, specifically. but this is the one that represents flight 93. so if we turn then around to the wall behind me, this captures how visitors, how people, have just been drawn to this site from hours within hours after the time of the crash over the last 15 years. at the top you have a quote that was written on a tribute piece that was left here at the flight 93 crash site at one of the early temporary memorials. and if we come over here to the exhibit case, the captain's words

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that's the digital divide to marion . next door neighbors are asking me how come there's reporters here. gonna say something -- to do an update on how what it's like to live next door to the neighbors. no no no they just doing a report on this. internet thing. it just grew into this the ground but then this has to be grounded somehow right -- like network infraststructure i just got a paid access point. and i connect that -- to network switched and then i phone rates for two axis point they connect to each other and then you can gett the signal wirelesslsly r k yoyou need something to get your signal. i'll be able to geget all these ones and and a all these ones fr sure. up until like the thing and then possibly these houses along right -- manage only -- one one bar you know [inaudible] yeahah. man is it the hell of an age we live in really think about it. you. cacan do this ststuff in the seveventies. it's not the fault of f e kids.. really i'm proud of this is uncle. one of my bebest nephews. after the hour but he's one

daytime t w news this hour a marion evans team from me and the entire team here in berlin thanks for the company. passionate drama competition rivalry marketing numbers atmosphere that's how intuition love money. fans friends finest fans and funds told to go off on you tube joining us. life on earth is one of a kind and. coincidences. where the improbable happened. to shoot a flawless we're going to game the creation of our solar system with our planet is a bit like winning the lottery just. one more unique stored september 18th on t.w. . traffic jams crowded trains and sheer and those waiting nothing in building stresses me out more than trying to get from one place to another and of the only one traffic is a growing concern in many large cities across the globe small technologies can help us solve this case how exactly that's all a topic on ship today. out there many still use cars as their main mode of transportation aside from air pollution and. climate crisis this also has a huge drawback more and more traffic jams in paris for example drive us all stuck bumper to bumper about 1

just as the killing shocked slovakia so too has the acquittal of business tycoon marion caught . the prosecution argued he was the mastermind behind the assassination of journalist check and his fiance but the court said there was not enough evidence to convict him. wanted to stand at the graves of the children telling them that justice has won been done but now it seems it has not won they are lying in the dark ground and here everybody is just doing whatever. checks colleagues were also left speechless. first it was a great shock even though i was not sure about the outcome. then mixed feelings of rage despair and frustration came up. i even had to leave the courtroom because i could not bear listening to the explanations for this verdict any further. in february 28th an assassin killed the couple in their own home just outside the slovak capital. they were immediate suspicions that the murder motive lay and work he had been investigating the mafia and corruption reaching into the highest circles of slovakia's government. after their deaths thousands took to the streets demandi

innocent in slovakia and a much watched case that toppled the government millionaire businessman marion was alleged to have ordered the killing of a reporter looking into his government dealings. i'm brian thomas good to have you with us today leaders from around the world have backed the german chancellor's call for answers from moscow after her government confirmed that russia's leading opposition figure was poisoned independent laboratories found that alexina volley was attacked with a deadly nova chalke nerve agent like those developed by the soviets in the 1970 s. moscow disputes you know a geisha. for years alexei navalny has been fighting to rid russia of what he calls crooks and thieves. and you know the united russia party has always won for 20 years and even if they lost using fraud they won anyway. the outspoken opposition figure has organize numerous anti kremlin protests. has been arrested several times for civil disobedience and even attempted to get on the ballot to run for president in 2018 his bid was blocked by the courts. but now he lies in an induced coma at a berlin

. >> reporter: marion was taking pack insures all the way home and was not prepared for the end of the flight. >> as we were coming down, probably over north bay, you st and you knew immediately, the light inside the cabin turned yellowish red. it was unbelievable. >> we were above the clouds and we started descending and we hit a layer i of really bad smoke. they apologized for how much smoke was geting into the plane. >> are everybody we spoke with was making their way back home this afternoon, but no one was expecting how dramatic things would look when they got here. >> that's what i heard. my husband said welcome to mars. we've been in the bay area going on 40 years and never seen it like this. just unreal. this is unprecedented. >> reporter: i talked to a couple of workers here at the airport who spent most of their shift inside, did not have windows and they came out in the late afternoon hours and jflbeted by what it can beisorieinthe late morni hours were odd when it should have been getting brighter and felt like it was ge at what they were seeing. live at sfo, wilson walker.

cnn's camila bernal is joining us from marion county in oregon. are the people seeing the changes in weather that they need to try to get some containment? >> reporter: victor, good morning. absolutely. it is a lot colder today than what we were experiencing just in the last couple of days. but that doesn't mean that the flames are out. we're still at zero percent containment. the smoke is still unbelievable. we're at one of the command centers at the moment. this is where the firefighters are behind all of these trucks. there are many of them sleeping in tents. they're still working around the clock. they have other crews that are out right now risking their lives, doing anything they can to save people and save as many homes as possible. meanwhile, there are thousands who are still under evacuation orders who have moved to either a shelter or a relative's home. many are anxious. they want to go back to their homes and make sure their homes are okay. we spoke to one man in particular who told us that he had very little time to evacuate and he sai

finally, to conclude this report on education in 1957, it is a pleasure to introduce the honorable marion him, secretary of health, education, and welfare. mr. folsom. >> here in america, the welfare and happiness of the individual citizen is a goal of our society. we believe this world is governed by moral law. we believe that in such a world, there infinite worth and dignity in the individual human spirit. out of this belief comes artist into greatness as a nation. the all around the world today, liberty and freedom are challenged by a system of tyranny. that system holds as a goal of life for each individual, to study the materialistic letters to the state. the communist state, therefore, according to the government concept of the national enemies. in this struggle between liberty and tyranny, between morality and materialism, are free -- ever free education system plays a crucial -- our free education system plays a crucial role which best meets the needs of its people. it determines how effectively american people work in the cause of human welfare. each person in america, therefore,

how it plans plans plans plans a 'm in marion, louisiana.ty of jesus for the benefit of georgetown university. without the sale, georgetown university would not exist today. >> a lot of times we want to believe that this was so long ago. but the country has never addressed slavery. >> it's an institution that produces people that wield power. >> they conducted one of the largest mass slave sales, not just in jesuit history but in american history. >> when i first found out that mytoeensled ge dinity ft comes out of this, we know who the culprits are. we know that's georgetown university. georgetown may say they're doing a lot of things for the descendants, but they aren't providing scholarships, they are not helping people find out if they're descendants or not. >> i consider that to be part of their birthright. >> i helped co-found the group that is intending on finding equity. i felt the university wasn't going to do theis work if we didn't. >> we introduced reparations seeking to attach a $27.20 activity fee onto tuition. >> we intended o

another day of 4 air quality a area you probably noticed that th smoke particularly bad though, in marioncounty where nevado at some of the worst aiquality in the planet today. our first charles trible. i drove fr san ity was mateo county up through san francisco to just and smoke ano quality was the 400 that's parts per million index which means there's a lot of all around nevado they're not too many people out and about folks are tryi ta grocery store and talked to one guy who says he's really y. n struggling with all of >>can't do much about it. i have pulmonary issues from v a i've got to be very careful. very careful so i i stay inside. like i said have a filter. for inside the house. and this seems to do the job. i don't use it wish. g house. you know just normally would would come in. >>at this point we don't know when the air is going to clear up if you have to go outside make sure that you're wearin a mask and use a od mask one that's fitted n 95 is particularly good. also you can go to kron 4 dot com to quality in your area. but for now in ifford kron 4 news. >>but here's a look

>>that was jamie chambers reporting for us tonight from marion county oregon. now here's a look at all the fires burning in oregon and washington state some of the biggest ones are burning south of portland in close to salem and eugene further south there are a few other fires a closer northern california. and that's where a lot of the smoke we're seeing in the bay area's actually coming from. kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with a large has always been fire in california. but it certainly. >>worst now and it's almost now pick your poison you want earthquakes and fire to one tornadoes and hurricanes there you go i mean there while we talk about the fires this time of year. >>in california. we're at the peak of hurricane season here we go number we have laura not too long ago now we've got sally that is spinning off the coastline here. >>and bring some bands of rain begin to move on shore all the way to parts of florida back to alabama, mississippi and started to you right now so. latest sustained winds a category 2 sustained winds of a 1

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>> i grew up in marion south carolina, which had a huge effect on my life and how i view the world.helicon days of with my father and mother and nine brothers and my sisters are the continuous blessing that has fueled the arc of my life now into this public square of political, commerce and media. the thing is, it's what i said earlier. it's not because they were black, it's because nobody should be treated this way. no one should lose their humanity, nobody should be ending up dead and all of a sudden 2:00 a.m. they wake up to a hail of a gunfire and dies for no reason. it shouldn't take five or six months for the community to get outraged and the community to be outraged to bring justice to the system. unfortunately, i would be foolish not to admit you cannot ignore that there is a systemic racism and racism does exist. it resides in people's heart because we look at certain people you say, that person is black, this group of black people together they must be criminal, they must play basketball and then he looked at a group of white they must come from the suburbs they must have

. >> reporter: a 12-year-old boy and his grandmother died in marion county. >> we're going to see and continue to see a lot of devastation and loss of life. >> reporter: in washington, 1-year-old yuriel highland died when the cold springs fire tore through the county. >> makes you think of where would i be if this was my child. >> reporter: in the western part of the state a wildfire is estimated to have destroyed 80% of the town of malden. >> everything we owned over the past 20 years gone. >> reporter: this is a look at the devastation by the creek fire, one of dozens burning in california. a landmark in the mountains since 1904 was reduced to rubble. and officials say more than 300 structures have been destroyed. >> rattled nerves.tolost heme in the 2018 camp fire that killed 85. she again had to evacuate as the deadly bear fire rages nearby. >> i just want to know where the rest of my family is. >> reporter: at least three people have died. hampton is still waiting to hear from her sons. she and her granddaughter spent the night outside a walmart, ash blowing through the car windo

neuer luhan likes what he sees from marion but knows that he has to deliver on the . immense talent you're going to top once received about. what according to you to be a plus because of according to get a movie cut off a computer no fall off as a new color if you just get out a war going to get just below and on very good pull the basilica man i'm going to have a look you have a kind of life was a kind of off life and if you come most importantly money on got minutes in real match conditions that's hard to find as an unemployed footballer and probably the best way to find a new club. as they ask why i'm schooled. so stay in front of hits by the year and it's one quarter of a shrug focusing more on target that's more plots going to blink is going to be the blog. where i notice both of you have the mafia. would know all there are going to be out there where he's going to go food out for him but i get the plot that he obviously had. dominic is already weighing some offers from 4th division sides which he sees as a realistic goal he was pleasantly surprised when we told

martina was near over a panel of judges hundreds down the not guilty verdict in the murder case against marion prosecutors had said courts not ordered the killings which led to mass protests and the resignation of slovakia's prime minister in 2018 a not guilty verdict surprise family members and court watch just and prosecutors say they will appeal for. what happened on a dark day in february 28th seen an assassin killed 2 people in their own home just outside the slovak capital. the victim's investigative reporter yan could siac and his fiance martina christian over. there were immediate suspicions that the murder motive lay in could see acts work he was one of the best investigative journalist in slovakia urine in his young age he was 27 he was always a very cheerful and modest guy always when he found some interesting story he would just smile and tell us about it. the end could siac have been on the trail of mafia connections massive fraud and endemic corruption reaching into the highest circles of slovakia's government and he was investigating this man matty and kitchener the prosecution

just as the killings shocked slovakia so too has the acquittal of business tycoon marion caution or the prosecution argued he was the mastermind behind the assassination of journalist and his fiance but the court said there was not enough evidence to convict him. i wanted to stand at the graves of the children telling them that justice has won didn't done but now it seems it has not won they're lying in the dark ground and here everybody is just doing whatever. checks colleagues were also left speechless. first it was a great shock even though i was not sure about the outcome. then mixed feelings of rage despair and frustration came up. i even had to leave the courtroom because i could not bear listening to the explanations for this verdict any further. in february 28th teen an assassin killed the couple in their own home just outside the slow that capital. there were immediate suspicions that the murder motive lay in coochie x. work he had been investigating clutching at the mafia and corruption reaching into the highest circles of slovakia's government. after their deaths thousands to

this one is from marion mead. she wrote a book called "bitching" that is a summary of women's conversations about men. it's the "new york times" folks. no four-letter words. much more buttoned down. but she drives home the same analysis with a couple of really interesting points. one of them, again, with this project of rethinking the '60s, changing our understanding, her jumping off point is woodstock. it finally dawned on me not at the concert, it dawned on me when i saw the film a couple years later. it finally dawned on me that this is a fantasy land that welcomed only men. how about the women? it's interesting to see how women are portrayed at woodstock. there's the admiration -- that's michael lang on his motorcycle. look at him soaking it in there. nudity, it's interesting, most of it is shared nudity. mead's point seems kind of selective to me. what's not selective, the thing you see over and over is women and babies. you look everywhere for signs of men taking care of children and you don't see it. women'

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the 7 deaths of maria kindness will be streamed free of challenge by the marion states operate on september the 5th. with the author of the report melissa holroyd mentioned is going to be live streamed on september 5th but what about in the opera house is that going to be in or do you see now the bavarian state opera has now been allowed to admit $500.00 ticket holders to the world premiere of the show maria brown of it is all over because she directs that she designed the set she's also going to perform she appears in the 2nd hour of the show is quite right she's famous if i may say for suffering for those it is really necessary i mean sometimes i think she goes a bit too far or i think she probably suffers more than anyone else can suffer in no way can she many many of her feet have really been almost superhuman once she lay in a wooden pentagram that was set on fire and she passed out because of a lack of oxygen she's taken psychoactive drugs to make a statement about mental health she did another performance was she laid out various objects on the audience members could take whatever ob

just as the killing shot slovakia so too has the acquittal of business tycoon marion caution or the prosecution argued he was the mastermind behind the assassination of journalist siac and his fiance but the court said there was not enough evidence to convict him. i wanted to stand at the graves of the children telling them that justice has won been done but now it seems it has not won they are lying in the dark ground and here everybody is just doing whatever. could see our colleagues were also left speechless. first it was a great shock even though i was not sure about the outcome. then make feelings of rage despair and frustration came up. i even had to leave the courtroom because i could not bear listening to the explanations for this verdict any further. in february 28th teen an assassin killed the couple in their own home just outside the slovak capital slava there were immediate suspicions that the murder motive lay and could c.x. work he had been investigating the mafia and corruption reaching into the highest circles of slovakia's government. after their deaths thousands took to the st

under today one of the best things i have seen this week one of the veterans i've seen this year is marion rakers ted talk over 1000000 people who think the same thing to go look it up and look out for mary and filippo thank you so much we appreciate. we are marking the 25th anniversary of a very famous women's conference in beijing happened back in 1995 if there's one moment that you will remember one moment you may well seen in pop culture it was hillary clinton taking to the podium and making a speech and listen i believe that now on the eve of a new millennium it is time to break the silence it is time for us to say here in beijing and for the rural that to hear there is no longer acceptable to discuss remains rights and separate from human rights. come think of a better person to round up a shell and really give us perspective then the executive director of you and your women can. thank you welcome back to the stream it's always a pleasure having you we have some push back online people are very upset that we're talking about women and girls and they're actually saying well it's not a

news this hour i'm marion evans team from me and the entire news team in berlin thanks for watching. literature invites us to see people in particular. like to see hans. von stroheim's. might. be booked on youtube. on meal time did not complete the 2nd season the only difference is still about the environment still about society it's still about us but all planets on the brink response encircled leading experts in the fish. hook ups are still only real sense of. the. new. shift special how drones are helping humans during the krona virus pandemic and beyond. the scope of 900 pandemic has given drones acoustic piano manned aerial vehicles are being used to disinfect streets remind people of lock down measures x. deliver food as well as other supplies. this is a promo clip from the irish startup mana the company was set to begin testing its food delivery by drone service in march. but then came the coronavirus pandemic now modifying its drones to a small town called moneygall instead we're delivering critical food supplies and pharmacy products to be competent at the time the cooling d

the 7 deaths of maria callas will be streamed free of charge by the marion states on friday september the 5th. with you all for about melissa holroyd now mention is going to be live streamed on september 5th but what about in the opera house is that going to be in or do you say there is now the bavarian state opera has now been allowed to admit $500.00 ticket holders to the world premiere of the show maria brown of which is all over because she directs that she designed the set she's also going to perform she appears in the 2nd half of the show so point. she's famous if i may say for suffering for those it is really necessary i mean sometimes they think she goes a bit too far well i think she probably suffers more than anyone else can suffer in no way can she many many of her feats have really been almost superhuman once she lay in a wooden pentagram that was set on fire and she passed out because of a lack of oxygen she's taken psychoactive drugs to make a statement about mental health she did another performance where she laid out various objects on the audience members could take w

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marion sims an abductor violence to generate a lag. even a black people who were not on my going to escape was happening you know the history they know the stories and they are just higher. than just just for our international audience i could sum up in a very crude way that people were used as guinea pigs they were very very are they don't still paying that they're not that important that disposable or you can use that sounds and profit from them without actually telling them about it all of these things which is basic human rights abuses unethical medical practices so what if he is in years of this which is why i'm going to share this tweet with you and this is from dr to dance till she says there is a lot of apprehension in people of color from joining the vaccine trials communication being one of the biggest threat to the community just need to bust the mist surrounding these trials but there's also as you said there's a history of people of color being abused in medical trials so how do your very own that have how do you convince

pretty warning really thousands of homes are still under a level 2 and level 3 evacuation orders in marion county sarah process home and stain is one of them. the fire is. very scary because it's like where i've grown up and my dad took me fishing at their detroit all the time. >>and seeing the stuff that's been going on and all that burning down it is very scary and million people have lost lives and homes. it's just and he does it here all week wondering if it's going to reach us has been very scary also she says they're packed and ready to go if things change the cars loaded so that the important paperwork blankets and clothes for a couple of days, least because we don't know what'll happen. >>that was lindsay nad rich reporting. coming up this evening on kron 4 news at 6 the california state university system say that it will continue remote instruction longer than initially planned. details on the school's decision plus amid the coronavirus pandemic how local fire departments and lawmakers remembered 9.11 today and when we come back complaints about an illegal dump site finally gettin

hours for allegedly masterminding the murder of a journalist prosecutors say the multi millionaire marion kushner ordered the killing of investigative journalist. who'd written about his ties to government officials the 2018 murder sparked demonstrations that led to the prime minister's resignation. it happened on the dark day in february 2018 a hired killer shocked 2 young people dead in their own home in small village on the outskirts of the slovak capital. victims were investigated for reporter young and his fiancee. there were immediate suspicions that the murder motive lay in could sex work he was one of the best investigative journalists in slovakia you're in his young age he was 27 he was always a very cheerful and modest guy always when he found some interesting story he would just smile and tell us about it you could see it had been on the trail of mafia connections mess of fraud and didn't demick corruption reaching into the highest circles of slovakia's government and he had come too close to this man maher and. the business tycoon built his empire using threats bribery intimid

just as the killing shocked slovakia so too has the acquittal of business tycoon marion cotch now the prosecution argued he was the mastermind behind the assassination of journalist check and his fiance but the court said there was not enough evidence to convict him. i wanted to stand at the graves of the children telling them that justice has won been done but now it seems it has not won they are lying in the dark ground and here everybody is just doing whatever. checks colleagues were also left speechless. first it was a great shock even though i was not sure about the outcome. then mixed feelings of rage despair and frustration came up. i even had to leave the courtroom because i could not bear listening to the explanations for this verdict any further. in feb 28th teen an assassin killed the couple in their own home just outside the slovak capital. they were immediate suspicions that the murder motive lay in x. work he had been investigating clutching at the mafia and corruption reaching into the highest circles of slovakia's government. after their deaths thousands took to the st

neuer doing likes what he sees from marion but knows that he has to deliver on the.mentality you're going to top once relieved about. the commonwealth according to you to be a plus but what about to get the music off a computer bunch go fall off as a whole color of your desk without a war going to get just relying on very good bull dudes with a good mind i'm going to have a look you have a kind of life was a kind of off life a dish come most importantly money on got minutes in real match conditions that's hard to find as an unemployed footballer and probably the best way to find a new club. as i ask why i'm schooled. to stay in iraq it's been year and it's. same or not that's more plots well meaning british really good bit of a blog. where i notice both of you have the mafia the board model where they're going to be out there where he's going to go food out for him but i get the flight that he's going to be hard on the. dominic is already weighing some offers from 4th division sides which he sees as a realistic goal he was pleasantly surprised when we told him the co

this is not the start of another nationwide lockdown but for many like marion who wanted to bring everyonemonth to celebrate her 90th birthday, for families and friends it means plans on hold again. people that i have not seen for a long time were all going to come and they are asking if it will be postponed because of covid and i kept saying it will be ok by october but unfortunately it is not going to happen. while families must grapple with the new rules, labour backs the tightening. i think the government has acknowledged that poor communication was a large part of the problem and that has to be fixed, but they also need to recognise that the testing regime is all over the place and needs fixing as well. but, we support the principle of the measures and we ask everyone to follow those rules. tighter rules will apply in places with the west tighter rules will apply in places with the worst outbreaks such as bolton in the north west of england and in wales, up to four households can get together but the bulls are lining up to eight people from three different families in scotland to meet

just as the killing shocked slovakia so too has the acquittal of business tycoon marion caution or the prosecution argued he was the mastermind behind the assassination of journalist and his fiance but the court said there was not enough evidence to convict him. i wanted to stand at the graves of the children telling them that justice has won been done but now it seems it has not won they're lying in the dark ground and here everybody is just doing whatever. could see our colleagues were also left speechless. first it was a great shock even though i was not sure about the outcome. then mixed feelings of rage despair and frustration came up. i even had to leave the courtroom because i could not bear listening to the explanations for this verdict any further. in february 28th teen an assassin killed the couple in their own home just outside the slovak capital slava there were immediate suspicions that the murder motive lay and could c.x. work he had been investigating the mafia and corruption reaching into the highest circles of slovakia's government. after their deaths thousands took to