the secretary of state dean rust and misses rust. douglas dillon and misses dylan.e, robert mcnamara, andmrs. mcnamara. the ambassadors of the united nations are among those presented. the following day at the white house the cabinet is sworn in by chief justice warren in the presence of mr. kennedy. these men will assist the president in fulfilling the responsibilities of the executive branch of the government. the administration of president john fitzgerald kennedy begins. ♪ ♪ ♪

i mean, she missed our graduations.oesn't know her only grandchild. >> and you probably thought about her each one of those. >> uh-huh. >> auguuh-huh. >> clinton county never forgot her. she'd become a part of history that wouldn't go away and as one generation of law men retired, another rose to take up the unfinished business and discovered enticing details buried in a very old file. >>> coming up. >> when i obtained this case, it was 22 years old. >> and had passed through a lot of other hands. >> 60 other investigators. >> he was 8 when kathy disappeared. now, he was in charge of her case. >> what i remember growing up is where was she? where was kathy at during all this time? >> and a leading suspect suddenly leaves town. >> about three weeks after the disappearance of kathy, he moved his family back to beaver p.a. >> when "dateline" continues. we with our almond trees in our blue diamond orchard in california. my parents' job is to look after them. and it's my job to test the product. the best almonds make the bes

of those, 1005 and 85 just service five just servicemembers are currently still missing. those numbers, those lives focus to include outside the scope of this enterprise of exception barrel, were described as an exclusionary practice of remembering one's own. to be sure it's in essence exceptionalism forged to shatter meant, as a story christian argues the war in southeast asia fundamentally dislodge the central tenet of american national identity, naming the notion of american exceptionalism. we take series scrubbing of historical record he explained to rehabilitate that notion. by the 1980s a political winds begin to shift with reagan rebranding the wars as noble cause, the forensic science of accounting offered the state and needs to distance and rehabilitate the wars y recovering and identifying those missing in action. the price of the system of exception of thursday. three decades of youth ministry spends approximately $140 million per year on this mia accounting effort. this does not take into account millions of dollars to support -- [inaudible] approximately ten

am i missing something? >> let's be clear. carolyn maloney doesn't care about what she's actually telling you about and if she dated, she'd be much more worried about the bigger platforms then parler who organize some of these protests or she might be interested in some of the actual people who committed a violent act. but no she wants an fbi investigation into parler, not just parler but john nancy, the founder and his wife for the sin of ideological wrong think. john massey did what you are not supposed to do in this country, and he an actual successful mainstream alternative to the big tech platforms. and he should never be allowed to make money in this country again and if anyone cares about liberty, this should be of great concern. >> tucker: that's unless i miss missed it appears to be weighing in on parler's defense. >> every politician in every institution on the right for years has told conservatives who are unhappy with the major tech platforms, just build your own. john massey did it and where do you think any of th

still, the most important evidence was missing, heather's body.is told detectives he'd dumped her at a gas station. police went there, found nothing, and checked the security cameras. >> they have videos from 15 days. they looked at everything from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 a.m. your car never pulled on the lot. >> chris then changed his story and says he paid someone to get rid of the body. >> i jokingly asked, hey, you want to make a couple hundred bucks? >> stop, stop. chris, stop. >> what did i do? >> this isn't working. that's crazier than the first one. >> four hours into the interview, wallace sensed chris was out of stories and out of options, so the detective gave him one last chance. >> i said, let's cut it out, chris. your time is running out. you need to tell us where she is and you tell us now. >> the room went quiet and chris motioned for a pen and paper. then he drew a map. >> i said, this is where she is? that's where she is. >> detectives raced to the area and followed chris's directions down a path into the woods that led to a clearing.

misses john fitzgerald kennedy, with her mother.nt dwight eisenhower and vice president richard nixon. the vice president-elect, lyndon b. johnson. the last to take his place, the president-elect. this crowd gathered on the capitol grounds is about to witness the chief justice of the united states administer the oath of office. >> you, john fitzgerald kennedy, do solemnly swear. >> i, john fitzgerald kennedy, do solemnly swear. >> that you will faithfully execute the office of president of the united states. >> that i will faithfully execute the office of president of the united states. >> and will to the best of your ability. >> and will to the best of my ability. >> preserve, protect and defend the constitution of the united states. >> preserve, protect and defend the constitution of the united states. >> so help me god. >> so help me god. ♪ >> in his inaugural address the president emphasizes that the same revolutionary beliefs are still around the globe. the rights of man come from the hand of god. >> let every nation know, whet

>> yes, i don't think he -- i think he left. >> how about miss harris? is miss harris on the call? >> miss harris is there? >> i am on the call. unfortunately, i cannot give any comment as to the ongoing nature of the federal investigations into the events that happened at the capitol. thank you. >> okay. are there any follow-up press questions? and i'm not hearing -- >> yeah, i have one question. greg >> and you're from what press? >> san francisco community news bay area radio coalition. >> okay. great. >> my question is to the mayor's office, hearing about how the tenderloin's really being looked at closely by all agencies and departments in san francisco. is there any plans that the mayor's office, for instance, will set a curfew in that area to help keep people off of the streets? and number two, will the federal agencies collaborate more with sfpd and agencies to clean it up? number one reason is because funding from the city, a lot of times, are not able to prosecute, so will there be more federal charges instead of state? >> unfortunately, i don't think we have the represen

missed opportunity, close but no cigar. if we look at rainfall totals, it is possible we may notice a sprinkle on sunday morning in the north bay. then watch what happens on tuesday, maybe again on tuesday in the north bay, a sprinkle, and that is about it. that looks like our last chance for a while. if you look at it in the long- range forecast, it does not look good for rain. that is not what we wanted to hear, considering we are already pretty deep in a hole for rainfall. morning lows on sunday will be back into the upper 30s/low 40s with daytime highs coming right around 60. and the high surf in the morning tomorrow, just be very aware of your surroundings if you are at the coast. and in the 7 day forecast, not only do we not have rain, but we have a significant warm-up, by the end of next week daytime highs will be in the low 70s for inland spots. that gets us to record territory, but that is not getting here until the end of this next week.>>> i don't get a young in my introduction? coming up in sports, steph's lates

were they missing a car? >> that was his exact words, are you missing a car? looked in the driveway, nope, they're all there, not thinking about that he found a car somewhere. >> was heather's car registered in her name? >> it was still in our name. >> that's why he was at your doorstep. >> yeah. terry came up right behind me and asked what was going on. he explained he found heather's car at the landing. >> what was going on if heather's car was at the landing, then where was she? coming up, a family holds on to hope. >> one of the local hospitals said that a heather elvis had come in on their own and had been released. >> but fear creeps. in. >> i felt like something was wrong. >> he said let's take a look in the trunk. i was scared to death to open that trunk. >> when "the landing" continues. . introducing voltaren arthritis pain gel. the first full prescription strength non-steroidal anti-inflammatory gel... available over the counter. voltaren is powerful arthritis pain relief in a gel. voltaren. the joy of movement. robinwithout the commission fees. so,

served as the chief data officer, missing in action account for the agency.or to the establishment of the agency in january of 2015, the joint pow mia accounting command, the offices of the defense pow personnel officer, in 2001. the transformation of k for research and analysis for field and laboratory analysis in addition to his case research, across europe and the senate. the screen is yours. >> very much enjoy having the opportunity to go into your volume and think about the perspective you are able to bring within the mission in the laboratory for science, in the field. one thing that struck me as a great contribution is movement from among the different places that matters to the story and individuals involved. it highlights the geography of the conflict, much meaningful the place is, how much more meaningful to the people who lived with these people to the connection to their homes, one thing that resonates to me, what i am talking about his individual contributions, that is shared collectively. one of the things that always struck me is that ability t

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is he missing?laying low yes, because he on october 24th criticized the government to a certain extent or at least the evolution of its -- on the financial side -- the financial system itself and it was a line crossed. it's not something ceos in this country necessarily have to be concerned about of course given we have free speech. they don't i know our viewers know that but perhaps it's worth repeating mr. ma has been the most outspoken and the most renowned in china the richest man, alibaba having been founded by him and financial as well which was going to go public in the largest ipo of all time until mr. ma crossed regulators with those comments on october 24th and they moved to shut that down but it doesn't mean that we won't hear from him again at some point it does mean that we probably will not be hearing from him at some time. most ceos in china don't speak a lot. mr. ma, of course, is the exception rather than the rule, but in this case he went, as people tell me, too far and knows it no

the head will be missing. >> where's the head?the only reason by the way the head was removed was forensically. >> yeah, right. >> a clearly shaken agent kegel told atlanta about the tragic outcome. >> at approximately 7:30 this evening the body of meredith emerson was discovered in a wooded area. the specific information given as to the location of the body was given to me by gary hilton. >> the kidnapping charge was anted up. >> mr. hilton is charged with one count of murder of meredith emerson. he has been taken into custody and brought to our detention center, where he's being housed. >> coming up -- police learn what happened to meredith in grim detail. >> she went quick with her hands and had no hesitation about grabbing weapons. >> and were there more victims? >> he would not talk about anybody to us other than meredith. >> when "mystery on blood mountain" continues. crafting our authentic fragrances begins with ingredients from the earth ... to create fragrances infused with natural essential oils. air wick scented oils. c

what remains bring americans missing home from the vietnam war. here's the book . to congratulations and welcome to the seminar. were fortunate to have him here today with cups. and welcome. and i direct the wilson center's history and public policy programming . and delighted to be cochairing the seminar as always . in georgetown washington university . who directs the national history center . today derek will introduce our speaker and moderate for the discussion partied any of you regular viewers now that the washington seminar is a collaborative decade-long effort of our to organizations . history and public policy program . in the center of the association. in private prior to the pandemic, we met a weekly basis the wilson center . and i were very pleased to come to you via zoom and facebook partied behind the scenes, or individuals who coproduce this event. rachel we sleep the national history center targeted even in this zoom only eric staging these events is labor-intensive. her giving to tomorrow coming up . we ask for your support freedom we think our ins

there's several missing trees or empty basins. it was missing prior to us even receiving the application. we didn't have reasonably that this applicant was involved with the tree on steven son frontage, you know, being per pet perpetry the -- >> i'm not accusing you -- but how did a tree of that size go missing without anyone knowing about it. >> that's a great question. there's a lot of activity. that large box tree which was subject of the fine that we issued. >> all right. thank you. >> commissioner. >> mr. buck, i just want to make sure that i understand your recommendation in this case. your recommendation is that we go ahead and approve what was your last slide based on the requirements and do nothing else. is that what you are proposing? >> correct commissioner. the bureau ask that you uphold public works. >> okay. >> vandalism, mr. cliff talked about it -- in planning you described the trees having been vandalized. what are the department's rules and regulations about putting protection. i know it can be expensive -- is th

two women missing and two desperate efforts to find them.

. >>> now to the mystery surrounding a pair of missing brothers in california. they have been missing more than a month and so far no suspects have been named. >> reporter: this morning a hunt for answers amid a month-long search for two missing brothers. >> it doesn't make any sense to anybody. and it is scary. >> we haven't given up, you know. we're still trying. we're still working at this thing actively. >> reporter: 3-year-old orson west and his big brother orrin were reported missing days before christmas. their adoptive parents say the boys vanished from the back yard, possibly roaming into the california desert. >> i saw them there. i went in the house. i came back out, didn't see them then. >> reporter: volunteers and officers combed through the remote area for days but found nothing. >> i realized i left the gate open. i panicked, came inside the house, searched the house me and my wife. once that didn't pan out, i got in the van. i looked down the street in both directions. it was getting dark, getting cold. >> reporter: soon police suspected foul pla

she'd been missing for 11 days and was now plresumed dead.become evidence. >> she tells her story from the grave. >> so you need remains. >> have to have remains. >> but where were they? if crystal's body had been dumped in one of these bayous, the reseeding flood waters would have certainly swept it out to the gulf of mexico. never theless, a call went out for volunteers for what many thought was a fruitsearch. texas equusearch took the lead. wednesday, september 9th more than 100 people worked grids by foot, atv and airboat but as light waned on that first day, equusearch tim miller wasn't hopeful. >> at this point, it doesn't look good. you know, it doesn't look good at all. >> while volunteers work the wetlands in search of kis cryst ranger jeter looked to solve the dilemma of the investigation. he had two men in the cross hairs, the ex-husband and new boyfriend. he needed to focus on one or the other. so you started to ask questions who has a camera around here. >> that's right. >> he had investigators check businesses near the motel 6 i

and sometimes just missing and. that. goal is that remind going into halftime with dortmund once again left for straights it. we had a few good opportunities in the 1st half it was nil nil a tough time and then we started in the 2nd half not the way that we liked so we we lost ball position too early we didn't keep the patients we didn't keep them moving and might certainly keep the hosts moving in the 2nd half including the net to run bookies go. by letting us to know lee gave the visitors. the shortly just before the hour mark with an absolute stock but questions will again be asked about why nobody buys him down. the gold seem to put a damper on dortmund's game as mike's now became the most threatening site. that i thought alexander came desperately close to making it. was just a drop and fail to clear down a lot so was then also denied by the would black was not there was a sensation in the making suspense and present except his side then showed why the bottom of the table with the kind of defending that suggests to o

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. >> i miss the big meets. i miss cheering everybody on. bottom line is, i just really miss my sport and i would love to just play one more season. >> it's more than just missing sports. they say it's also about losing potential college scholarships. state officials told nbc bay area they have not yet been served with the lawsuit and only said they will continue to make decisions on the health and safety of all. >>> how about this unique opportunity. you don't have to go to utah to be part of the world's famous sundance film festival. sundance has come to san francisco. >> this is the world premiere of a british horror film called "in the earth." it is a virus that sweeps the world. >> we are just here to enjoy the night, you know, and it's refreshing to be outside again after the many lockdowns. >> for these two the escape from reality is just what they needed if the subject matter of the film is a little too familiar. they are both two intensive care nurses. >> i don't remember the name, but i chose it because it was going to be creepy. >

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denise went missing in 1981. like, wow. there's a potential that these two cases could be related. >> so, investigators wondered, is denise the adult victim from the first barrel? 1... hey guys, my windshield just got broken, i feel like i need to blow off some steam. let's go... 1, 2, 3, 4... mr. blanks? there's no need to be stressed. geico makes it easy to file a claim online, on the app, or over the phone. yeah, but what if i never hear back? that's gonna make me want to go jab...jab! nope! your geico claims team is always there for you. that makes me want to celebrate with some fireworks. 5,6,7 go... boom, boom, boom, boom boom boom boom boom boom, yeah! geico. great service without all the drama. ready to take your immune support to the next level? nature's bounty is here for you. the number one herbal supplement brand has everything you need to help keep your immune system strong. immune support comes naturally with nature's bounty. are we turning our cameras on for this? my smile can't compete. anyone? mm

misses obama, that interview lasted an hour. i can honestly say when i left i had no idea how it went. it was not a disaster, but i remember, i called my mom on the way back to the hotel and said this is a day i will never forget. i had meetings with the white house and interviewed with the first lady and the president. i kind of assumed i was not going to get the job, and i went back and paris, -- went back to paris, and i did not hear anything. i did not see any of the articles in the washington press. i got a call saying, just in case, would you fill out this paperwork. i thought maybe there was a chance, but she has a very good poker face. later she said from the moment we talked i knew you were going to be my social secretary. >> let's talk about this new book you two have authored. it's titled "treating people well." how did you turn from being the top social dogs at the white house in the office -- how did this book come about and with your distinctly political views, how did you decide to write this endeavor? lea: we hav

the miss harris had a plan.she drove from virginia to new york that night, walked into the dark garage of dr. tarnowor's house and up the spiral staircase that led to the bedroom. she drew the gun. she yafld at him after seeing the negligent jay of lynn triforus scattered across the bedroom. she then squeezed her trembling finger on the cold steel trigger of that .32 caliber handgun five times killing the man who had scorned her, possibly wishing that lynn triforus had not left early that night, or, she, would likely have been murdered. jean hays then picked up her coat and gun and silently exited the way the way she came in. she got back into her car and drove back to virginia. afternoon evading the police by making a drastic u-turn she was pulled over. she admitted to the crime. four here today she sits in the courtroom. she is not pleading insanity or any instability of mind. she has confessed to officers to the murder of dr. tarnower in a spited and jealous rage. this love trial -- this love triangle ended a

to get back to australia, he missed last year, he is 33, he said _ he missed last year, he is 33, he_ said two hip operations, he clearly doesn't know for sure whether he will he _ doesn't know for sure whether he will be able to play again in future, _ will be able to play again in future, so it's a tough blow for him _ future, so it's a tough blow for him he's _ future, so it's a tough blow for him. he's now got to work out what to do— him. he's now got to work out what to do next — him. he's now got to work out what to do next. the schedule will probably— to do next. the schedule will probably take him somewhere in europe _ probably take him somewhere in europe to — probably take him somewhere in europe to one of the indoor tournaments that's going to take place _ tournaments that's going to take place after the australian open. hugety— place after the australian open. hugely frustrating times for andy murray. ourtennis hugely frustrating times for andy murray. our tennis correspondent, thank you. next to sri lanka — it was tough going for england's bowlers on the first day of the

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the president and misses eisenhower ate a hearty meal.d his wife -- followed by the nixon's two children, tracy and julie. even the presidential inauguration cannot dispel the humor of julie nixon's black -- what are little girls made of? chief justice earl warren and misses warren. -- mrs. warren. former president hoover. mrs. styles bridges, along with members of the joint and agar committee and their wives were host to the presidential party. -- the inaugural committee on their wives were host to the presidential party. ♪ as the president and mamie waved to the cheering multitudes they start the drive from the capital to the reviewing stand in front of the white house. down pennsylvania avenue, the inauguration parade is led by a platoon of washington metropolitan motorcycle police. the thousands who lines the parade route cheering wildly from open windows and on the streets. ♪ as the parade approaches the treasury building, they turn up 15th street. the president and mamie are followed by the vice president and pat nixon. ["anchors aw

the first is that they miss traveling.iss traveling more than any other outdoor activity. second, americans are telling us they are planning to travel this year. 54% of americans surveyed said they either already are planning their trip or plan to travel this summer. but something is going to be different about how they travel this summer. the thing people don't miss is business travel. the travel they miss the least is business travel per they don't miss landmarks, crowded lobbies, double-decker buses, what they miss is is the things they feel were taken away from them, connection to family and friend. so the kind of travel they want is meaningful travel, not mass travel. they want any full time with friends and family and they want to get into cars in america and travel within a tank of gas, about 200 miles, typically staying in small communities with friends and family. that is what travel is going to look like this year, a shift from a mass travel to meaningful travel ended think it is going to be a really eventful sum

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. >> thank you, miss milton. why don't we open up for public comment, any comments on the incredibly thorough minutes from our meeting last year about this time, december 17th, 2019. are there any minutes of the public who would like to comment on this item? >> there's no public comment. >> okay. public comment is closed. and can we have a motion to approve the minutes from december 17, 2019? >> moved by mandelman. >> and amber, remind me -- last year you made me get a second? >> clerk: you should get a second. >> okay. see, we don't do that in three-person committees at the board of supervisors but i had a nagging suspicion that you wanted that last year. commissioner ronen, would you like to second? >> yes, please. >> and on that motion made and seconded, a roll call, please. >> clerk: on approval of minutes [roll call] you have three ayes. it is approved. >> thank you. and, madam clerk, please read the next item. >> clerk: yes, item going into closed session, evaluation of the public employee performance and r

. >> then, her boss went missing, too. >> who was he afraid of? >> he might have been afraid that he was next. >> he said, "if i don't get this taken care of, these people are gonna put a bullet in my head." >> he left behind a bigger mess. >> we three kings be stealing the gold. >> a missing fortune. >> ballpark? $1 billion, $1.5 billion. >> a missing woman. >> we have no clues, no leads. >> some wondered, was there a link? >> this had a twist to it. >> two crimes. one for money. one supposedly for love. and behind both, a lingering mystery. >> it's just ugly and so wrong. and i can't fix it. >>> welcome to "dateline." hotshot florida attorney melissa lewis was living large in ft. lauderdale. but then her life ended in tragedy. she had been murdered. but who want her dead? investigators had their work cut out for them to unray value the mystery of what had happened to melissa. here's dennis murphy with with the betray. >> reporter: if you ask someone in town where the buzziest part of ft. lauderdale lies, they'll probably steer you here. las olas

they were hoping it would lead to the missing real estate agent.ll carrier turned over everything on her phone. and there was one thing that caught investigator's attention. these blurry and dark pictures she took of the house she was trying to sell. not exactly showcase material. and when her daughter-in-law had a chance to see them -- >> you have a theory about why they're badly taken photos. >> you can just tell that it was like quick, just quick. >> like she knew -- >> i knew she knew something was wrong. >> she believed beverly was scared of those potential buyers and was rushing to finish showing the -- it was all bad news. beverly carter had now been missing for three days. >> i've never felt that kind of loss of control. you feel utterly hopeless. >> and helpless. you can't do anything. >> yeah, yeah. >> what they didn't know was that detectives were about to crack this case wide open. the team that had discovered the buyers' contact information was fake kept investigating. >> and they were able to start taking the e-mail address and phone

but i missed a 9—darter. i knewi record breaker. but i missed a 9—darter. the charts. but then this wobble, you miss 11 match starts. what on earth was going to get mine? was it nerves on the big stage? yes. i've won many tenderness before bob never had that sort of pressure to win the first world championship. and to become well number one. ——i championship. and to become well number one. —— i had one mattress before. there was a lot of pressure. i'm sure you can all see it was tough to get over there windy line but thankfully i had such a big lead that i had

miss dionne warwick. >> the one and only miss dionne warwick. >> how are you? >> blessed. >> you said you turned 45. how did you become this internet social media sensation? i haven't even been able to capture what you've captured on social media. what happened? >> you know what? i've been being schooled by my niece who is a computer whiz kid. and i watched her one afternoon while she was doing her twitter, twitter. she was having so much fun. i said, well, i want to learn how to do that because i want to have some fun, too. she said, you really do, aunt dionne? i said, yeah. so she taught me how to do it and i've been having a bunch of fun ever since. >> i love that everybody calls you auntie dionne on social media, that you give shade or read people. do you figure out who you want to give shade to? i'm waiting if auntie dionne gives me shade. i don't know what i'm going to do. how do you figure it out? >> you know, i don't intentionally do that. >> right. right, right, um-hmm. >> more of an advice kind of situation. they finally have a grown up person on twit

miss chan? >> good morning, chair peskin and commissioners. let me add my thanks at the top of my report to commissioners yee and fewer. we echo part of the appreciations that you've heard already that chair peskin mentioned, jodi at walk s.f., the families for safe streets, and jamie parks. i wanted to share with you these framed prints that we will be delivering to your offices. they may even be on their way, but really, a heartfelt thank you to both of you. on the left, you'll see commissioner fewer's, and on the right, commissioner yee's. as you can see, the image that grabs you right up front is you holding those hearts, and that was a campaign that you can see. your passion, your compassion really for this topic is unparallels, and we were so, so lucky for you to be an original coauthor of vision zero, and for you to carrie that advocacy throughout all of those activities, whether we saw you at city hall or the nation's capitol, where you can see on the speaker's balcony. i also saw you at your old alma mater, whether it was advocating t

ijust miss my family and! seemed widerfor me. ijust miss my family and i love to go home.at the moment australia opens its borders i will be booking that plane ticket i promise you that. and talking about booking your plane ticket once board is open, what do you guys reckon, what are your hopes for the future? what's can happen in 2021 in regards to travel?|j for the future? what's can happen in 2021 in regards to travel? i think number one, for all the people who work in the travel industry around the world especially countries where they are dependent on tourism is going to be a massive relief. they can get some work for god sake. that is really, really for them. can get some work for god sake. that is really, really forthem. number two, i don't know about you but i've been like conferences and there's this whole notion that our people get a reset? out they can think differently about travel, is there going to be more conscious travel? are begin to think about sustained ability more not just are begin to think about sustained ability more notjust the environment and what

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missing.out of the all and have your continue concertmaster of the orchestra visit me for a cafe seato at the apartment i stay in in havana. now that i know somewhere you the girl that. was the. week for cubans music is like how they really you know it's necessary for a life. i mean we need it too but i have a feeling cuba is very special if it is in your bodies you need to dance you need to sing you need to find out how did you feel in this time where you couldn't play document it wasn't. really sad because we felt every day that this energy was missing this passion we have and we play. enough several projects we have the orchestra with pepe we have a string orchestra with maestro we don't know pres got the land we have our courts at. every week we had 2 to 3 concerts and this is a human have nothing to do except practice. it simply. not something we. during the lockdown have you won the talent to combine it with an online cuban music competent. with his version of boss shack on i had no live

how could they have missed it? how could they have missed it?"ter: sheryl called the monroe county sheriff's office and deputies came to pick up the shoe. and the next day det. sroka sent a photo of the shoe to chelsea's mom. >> i'm on the phone with her. i tell her, "i-- i just sent the email to you. did-- did you get it?" she opens it up and she says, "oh, my god, brian, that's her shoe." and it-- it was just surreal. at that point, you-- your heart drops and you're like, this-- this may really be, you know, something we've been waitin' for. and she checks with other family members and they also confirmed that it was chelsea's shoe. >> now, that was a tip. >> yes. >> reporter: the shoe was tip number 623. >> but what does it tell you, really? >> yeah, it-- it didn't look good. uh-- but again she's still missing. we have one shoe. you know, where's the other shoe at? where's chelsea at? where's her costume? where's everything else at? so-- >> and nothing else found in that area during -- >> nothing else. we searched within several miles on-- on

yeah this is really a surgeon and to miss. but missing the him a share everybody has an oblate who know me start them preparing lunch. so missin misinformation all true of the coronavirus and unfortunately the misuse of sap has we call it walks up you know what city it's because of misinformation and. the end to higher media and each of us have a responsibility will be on the outside groups all of the media that hold that gives us black farms has to be very alert in the jail because this has caused us a lot of damage in terms of mental health. and wrong behavior spread of information and on the web scene one i think we should learn from our mistakes in the past and make sure that the information is all would be inundated people with the right information and takeaway to take off the wrong information and this is not something this is a responsibility that each individual has to take in support of the media and. becomes and let me just bring in preamp here at the end of the show can go. about that is it in c. and was this infor

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miss harris had a plan. she drove from virginia to new york that night. walked into the dark garage of dr. herman tarnower house and up the spiral staircase that led to his bedroom. she drew the gun, she yelled at him after seeing the negligent -- of scattered across the bedroom. she then squeezed her trembling finger on the cold steel trigger of that 0.3 two caliber handgun, five times. killing the man who had scorned her. possibly wishing, lynn strive for us not left early that night or else she too would have likely been murdered. gina harris then picked up her coat, and gun and silently exit at the house the way that she had come in. she got into her car and began driving back to virginia. after evading the police by making a drastic u-turn, she was pulled over. she admitted to the crime! now, here today, she sits in the courtroom. she is not pleading insanity or any instability o32ns. she has confessed to officers to the murder

we see mamie's mother and her sister, misses j gordon moore. a jubilant secretary humphrey. senator bridges and mrs. bridges. ["hail to the chief" plays] [soft jazz playing[ >> the president and misses eisenhower were escorted into their box by their host, mr. and misses akres. ♪ as the officer salutes the president, we bring to a close a salute by the american people to their leader, the president of the united states, dwight david eisenhower, and his beloved mamie. ♪ ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ >> hyde park, new york, where in 1882, franklin delano roosevelt was born. following a political career roosevelt became assistant secretary of the navy in 1913. in 1920, he campaigned unsuccessfully for the vice presidency. when illness interrupted the political career. when the country appeared to be in a world of prosperity he tried to become candidate for new york governor. governor roosevelt served two terms as

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