it was early evening, cold as the sun went down in meridian, cold and bleak. particular, it was very bleak indeed. kandi hall arrived home from work to find her husband rob packing boxes-- to leave? what other reason could there be? i knew we were probably coming down to the wire. you're having the kind of unfair fights that married couples have all the time. they betray each other with abandon and then wonder why it doesn't work out. yeah. the thing that i never wanted to face was the hurt that i was going to cause on so many people. i knew, one day, that this was all going to come out, but the way that it usually ends up. well, now you can only look back and wish it had turned out that way. correct. keith morrison: around the same time across town, perhaps 2 miles away, ashlee corrigan had just made the mistake of telling her husband emmett that in her desperate state of worry she'd asked her family members to pray for them. he said, "your family, i hate your family. i could beat your brother up. i could kill all of you." then i grabbed his face, and i was l

were selected, the collections of which were fragmentarily published in the then popular student meridiana arrived as a merchant, this is our pro... everything is on distribution, i arrive here, with a transfer in orsha, it was impossible to even get to vitepsk, there was only one train, and imagine, i have two suitcases, eight boxes of books, unbearable, because i could not leave books on art, here i arrive in a foreign country at the station i meet my future husband, red-haired, big, tall, handsome scandinavian, bloody red. all in jeans , thin, as i later found out, that he is an aircraft technician, and also a bass guitarist, when his hands reached out to me were. beautiful fingers, and so i stayed, i thought, big deal, 2 years working somewhere, in some belarus and i'll come back, i came to the department, everyone helped me, everyone prompted me, everyone directed me, we had such wonderful masters, i came to the first lecture and i think, i will be a teacher, i will be with... grown up, i showed up in the soldiers' knee-highs, uh, in green, respectively, i took my favorite yugoslav s

to the agreement with japan, the territory of the soviet union was divided, excuse me, along the meridian of omsk, which means that everything up to omsk was german, so to speak. the ost plan indicated what should be understood by the germanization of new colonies. at the forefront of the struggle of the german people against russianness and asianism , a number of territories can be identified to which not only funds should be attracted state power, but first of all the german people themselves as the indigenous population to ensure the viability of the reich. in this completely. environment, the german people should be rooted in the very soil to ensure its biological existence for a long time. the authors of the plan understood the expression "rooted in the very soil" in the literal sense of the word. first of all, in their opinion, german peasants should be resettled to the east and given land plots of 40 to 100 hectares. the settlers could take. a preferential state loan for 33 years, the reichskommissariats were to provide them with inventory, scat and grain confiscated from the local

. >> darren berg's mortgage company, meridian funds, was set up to collect money from investors and investoney into mortgages. >> but instead of using the money to buy mortgages and invest, he was living lavishly off off the money that is the textbook definition of a ponzi scheme. that just was the beginning of the end for darren. >> he was arrested for embezzling, but had stashed millions of dollars in exotic offshore accounts, filed for bankruptcy, and brokered a deal to help investigators unravel his crimes. >> he always thought he could stay one step ahead of everybody ahead of his investors, ahead of the bankruptcy court, ahead of the fbi. >> so when berg's time ran out and he pleaded guilty, darren berg was charged with orchestrating washington state's largest ponzi scheme and was sentenced to 18 years for fleecing over 800 investors out of $140 million. berg spent the next six years doing time at various minimum security federal prisons in california. then he disappeared. berg hopped a prison fence that led to an airport where u.s. marshals say it's likely he boarded a private jet a

residents at meridian apartments say their letter carrier was robbed and that his master key was taken. well, now, neighbors claim that much of their mail has been stolen. >> the person signed my husband's name and then wrote pay to the order of and then his name. that leaves us vulnerable. i mean, we have to check our mail constantly. >> law enforcement says these residents are not alone. authorities say mail theft at community boxes is up about 87% since the pandemic. and so they're cracking down just last month, investigators broke up a mail theft ring in santa clara, making 12 arrests and congressman jimmy panetta is now pushing the postal service to move to electronic locks. also in san jose, a group of thieves arrested, accused of stealing a car and trying to run from police. detectives were alerted to a stolen vehicle around five this morning. officers say they initiated a car stop, but the driver took off going the wrong way into oncoming traffic. well, a police helicopter was able to track down that vehicle. the four suspects ditched the car and ran, but they were eventually c

that 's the stash, yes, yes, wilson dropped it in the trash can in meridian hill park, and where did we get wilson's fingerprints from? leo chaplin got them from... a cup in a cafe, unlike you, james, your guys are doing a good job. apparently, wilson copied the surveillance and dropped the dummy. now he's lying low. and the bottom line is that wilson took a walk in the park, drank some cola and went home. fascinating, how did i miss such fun, huh? funny, yes, here you go, james, your men, surveillance of wilson and antipov, sooner or later they should contact. brian, well, how about you? he didn't follow, but assured me, i didn't notice anything either, we walked for more than 3 hours, i conducted counter-surveillance at four points, someone would have checked up, that's it, that's it, calm down, you can continue working calmly, you can continue living. it's a pity about bilo, an absurd death, he was a good specialist, they haven't found a replacement for him yet. so take me, in the end i won the bet with him. hmm, i can you recommend, but be prepared, a lot of red tape and endless

keith morrison: once in meridian idaho were two happy, successful families. wasn't quite enough for some of them. and the wreckage is forever. and that's all for this edition of dateline. i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. y in los angeles-- a missing woman-- cindy ertman: he said cindy, where's my mom? and i just instantly knew. and i just said michael, call the police. i'm on my way. josh mankiewicz: a loving mother-- always there for me. josh mankiewicz: --a beloved friend-- she was just so easy to like. josh mankiewicz: --vanishes. something was very, very wrong. josh mankiewicz: was she murdered? was it for her money? how much money did she have in the bank? i think it was over seven figures. josh mankiewicz: or was it something or someone else? it really threw him for a loop when he found out that my mom had met somebody else. josh mankiewicz: police had a suspect and the case that was about to take an unbelievable turn-- one of the most shocking things i've ever seen in a courtroom. hello, and welcome to "dateline". deede keller had made a comfo

fox 9 in meridian, idaho as the man accused of murdering four university of idaho students makes appearance. first hearing for bryan kohberger after a judge agreed to a defense motion for a change of venue. fox 8 in cleveland as a judge approves a $600 million settlement for reasons near the site of the east palestine train derailment. norfolk southern will pay households and businesses that submitted claims within 20-mile radius of the accident around 55,000 cleamtion were filed. this is a live look at detroit affiliate fox 2. one of the big stories there tonight. two of the biggest names in joining billy joel and stevie nicks will headline the event scheduled for march 29th. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back ♪ switch to shopify so you can build it better, scale it faster and sell more. much more. take your business to the next stage when you switch to shopify. ♪ >> the failure of most secret service personnel in butler to be informed about the specific threat facing former president trump stands out. >> and the local command post the

his master key stolen, and now at meridian apartments in san jose, much of the mail is missing.line suarez says the thief recently cashed one of her checks. >> the person signed my husband's name and then wrote pay to the order of and then his name. >> and she's worried they'll be targeted again. >> that leaves us vulnerable. i mean, we have to check our mail constantly. >> they're not alone. authorities say mail theft at community mailboxes is up about 87% since the pandemic. and so they're cracking down. >> it's the safety of the letter carriers that we're so concerned about as well as the protection of the mail. >> just last month, investigators broke up a mail theft ring in santa clara, making 12 arrests. and congressman jimmy panetta is pushing the postal service to move to electronic locks. but security experts say you should take steps to protect yourself. >> anything that you do not need delivered that can be picked up, go and pick it up. anything you can have sent to a p.o. box have sent to a p.o. box. >> the penalties for this type of crime are stiff. up to ten years i

. >> residents say their letter carrier was robbed, his master key stolen, and now, at meridian apartmentsan jose, much of the mail is missing. pauline suarez says the thief recently cashed one of her checks. >> the person signed my husband's name and then wrote pay to the order of and then his name. >> and she's worried they'll be targeted again. >> that leaves us vulnerable. i mean, we have to check our mail constantly. >> they're not alone. authorities say mail theft at community mailboxes is up about 87% since the pandemic. and so they're cracking down. >> it's the safety of the letter carriers that we're so concerned about, as well as the protection of the mail. >> just last month, investigators broke up a mail theft ring in santa clara, making 12 arrests and congressman jimmy panetta is pushing the postal service to move to electronic locks. but security experts say you should take steps to protect yourself. >> anything that you do not need delivered that can be picked up, go and pick it up. anything you can have sent to a p.o. box have sent to a p.o. box. the penalties for this type

his master key stolen, and now at meridian apartments in san jose, much of the mail is missing.auline suarez says the thief recently cashed one of her checks. >> the person signed my husband's name and then wrote pay to the order of and then his name, and she's worried they'll be targeted again. that leaves us vulnerable. i mean, we have to check our mail constantly. >> they're not alone. authorities say mail theft at community mailboxes is up about 87% since the pandemic, and so they're cracking down. >> it's the safety of the letter carriers that we're so concerned about as well as the protection of the mail. >> just last month, investigators broke up a mail theft ring in santa clara, making 12 arrests and congressman jimmy panetta is pushing the postal service to move to electronic locks. but security experts say you should take steps to protect yourself. >> anything that you do not need delivered that can be picked up, go and pick it up. anything you can have sent to a p.o. box have sent to a p.o. box. >> the penalties for this type of crime are stiff. up to ten years in fed

okay one meridian township by almost 200 votes and that put me over the top and won every elections in calling or landslide threats. but but i share that you know during the campaign i talked a little bit about that in the book there's a chapter in here that is called you never regret being you know i have regretted being sarcastic i have regretted not i have. i have regretted not being kind. but i've never regretted being kind. i was at the mark once and a man came up to me and he was very familiar looking. and so my default was just to hug him and be very friendly. and then we walked away and then i realized he was the consultant for, one of my opponents who absolutely me dirty. and i was like, well, you know what? i would rather be nice to someone. i didn't mean be nice to than to be mean to someone. i didn't mean to be unkind to. and so me in my election, we were 20 points down weeks before the primary. mary lindemann was my primary opponent. we had two other men were in the race, but she was the the toughest one to beat and her husband had been our long time drain commissioner. i

and now, at meridian apartments in san jose, much of the mail is missing.cashed one of her checks. >> the person signed my husband's name and then wrote pay to the order of and then his name. >> and she's worried they'll be targeted again. >> that leaves us vulnerable. i mean, we have to check our mail constantly. >> they're not alone. authorities say mail theft at community mailboxes is up about 87% since the pandemic. and so they're cracking down. >> it's the safety of the letter carriers that we're so concerned about as well as the protection of the mail. >> just last month, investigators broke up a mail theft ring in santa clara, making 12 arrests and congressman jimmy panetta is pushing the postal service to move to electronic locks. but security experts say you should take steps to protect yourself. >> anything that you do not need delivered that can be picked up, go and pick it up. anything you can have sent to a p.o. box have sent to a p.o. box. >> the penalties for this type of crime are stiff. up to ten years in federal prison, and there are rewar

someone stole a master key from a letter carrier and has been stealing mail at the meridian apartments complex. the tenants say checks have been stolen and cashed. >> the person signed my husband's name and then wrote pay to the order of. and then his name. that leaves us vulnerable. i mean, we have to check our mail constantly. >> you depend on the u.s. post office and you depend on your mail. you don't. you're not supposed to be getting people breaking into your mail and assaulting postal workers. i mean, it's just like this is this is crime. >> now, the penalties for these mail crimes are up to ten years in federal prison. there are rewards offered up to $150,000 for information leading to arrests and convictions in these mailbox. break-ins. >> a dispute tied to america's pickleball boom is pitting neighbor against neighbor in santa clara county. the city of saratoga installed eight new pickleball courts at a neighborhood park. the courts are big hit with the players in the area, but some neighbors say the locks are not stopping those players from showing up at the courts late at ni

someone stole a master key from a letter carrier and has been taking mail at the meridian apartment complexn and cashed. >> the person signed my husband's name and then wrote pay to the order of. and then his name. that leaves us vulnerable. i mean, we have to check our mail constantly. you depend on the u.s. post office and you depend on your mail. >> you don't. you're not supposed to be getting people breaking into your mail and assaulting postal workers. i mean, it's just like, this is this is crime. >> penalties for these mail crimes are up to ten years in federal prison. there are rewards of up to $150,000 for information leading to arrests and convictions of mailbox break-ins. city leaders in south san francisco say they are moving ahead with plans to lower the speed limit outside 13 schools. >> drivers will soon be required to slow down to 15 miles an hour on dozens of roads surrounding schools. the current speed limit is 25 miles an hour. the change is part of the city's effort to increase student safety for those walking or riding their bikes to school. >> a struggling school distr

shocking, because i grew up in the baptist church, the baptist church and, you know, georgia and meridianorida, and a lot of my friends, i'll be honest with you, that i grew up with, that i went to church with three times a week, four times a week, that i did vacation bible school with, that i went to ridgecrest with, i could go on and on, i do not recognize now. and i always tell this story, and tim alberta had basically the same story, but i was saying good-bye to my mom at her funeral and her casket was two feet behind me, and somebody i grew up with in church, who knew my mom, my family, instead of giving me condolences, came up to me and said, i am so concerned you're going to hell, because you're not -- and i cut her off. i said, if you're about to say because i'm not supporting donald trump, i want you to know, i'm going to pray to jesus tonight that he will forgive you and that you'll find your way, because you are so lost. you are so lost, to be doing that at this moment. so, i tell you that, tim alberta has told these stories, people that grew up in the church. i want to know, b