en un comunicado, la compaÑÍa indicÓ que en septiembre, motel 6 emitiÓ una orden para cada uno de losportavoz de ice indicÓ que la agencia nunca habla de manera pÚblica acerca de sus fuentes y que como en este caso no estÁn nombrados en la demanda, no se pronunciarÁn al respecto. jorge: vamos a hablar de lo que estÁ ocurriendo en amÉrica latina y en particular en perÚ con la recuperaciÓn del Último cadÁver que quedaba en un accidente de trÁnsito. las autoridades terminaron hoy el rescate de los 48 fallecidos. el vehÍculo con 57 personas a bordo citaba una carretera que bordeaba un precipicio con o fue impactada por un camiÓn y cayÓ en una franja costera de muy difÍcil acceso. ilia: vamos a pasar a puerto rico porque a mÁs de 100 dÍas del paso del devastador huracÁn marÍa, miles de hogares permanecen sin electricidad. las autoridades municipales estÁn exigiendo explicaciones de la gestiÓn para reparar la red elÉctrica de la isla y el gobernador ricardo rosellÓ anunciÓ que convocarÁ a una reuniÓn con los alcaldes para que puedan colaborar con la autoridad de energÍa elÉctrica. jorge: va

having approached the subject in a journalistic style so met motel residents and manages in the lead up to filming funny cheese and sheets on location at the magic calls to motel bosses still operational i suppose they wouldn't have thought about his character bobby the hotel's manager and what it was like to work amongst the harsh realities of post bail out america bobby the character i play is the manager of the motel of a budget tourist hotel that's along this highway right outside of the mismatched parks must now not only disney world in central florida and it's a place that does have tourists come and stay there but it also houses a lot of people that don't have permanent homes and they pay daily weekly and they can't establish residence there so they kind of pay as they go but of course this makes a very precarious living situation and you have a lot of people you know living six to a room a lot of children it's it's a tough way to grow up it affects their schooling it infects how they eat. you know home having long should be a basic right these people don't have that. they str

an oscar nominated legend willem dafoe and the cost the first time the story is set in a budget motel now mostly home to america's hidden homeless i spoke to brave unlike say he was discovered through social media about her character haiti's experience of poverty motherhood and separate commendation hayley as a young mom she's in her early twenty's she has a six year old daughter named money she's just trying to figure her life out financially struggling doesn't really have a lot of opportunity i and the film is just about her daughter mostly but it's about her kind of child to figure out the shadows without putting them on her daughter not being able to pay or right not being able to get where all those things are true and they and they go through these things regularly so it definitely. situations that are really going on and these malthouse do you realize before the film about some of this hidden homelessness situation in america how many people who are suffering i never know about that and it's not because i didn't want to it's just because it's not really spoken about so it's rea

what story where we looking to tell by preserving the motel? as you heard from glenn and will, the significance in birmingham is 1963 and 1960 four. it is those activities that would integrate birmingham's public life and be a catalyst for the 1964 civil rights act. ag image on the left is gaston. the other image is fred shuttlesworth. you can see that we had to build a complex and coordinate a coalition of partners. the key partner, and there are more, is the city of birmingham. of course, the national trust of historic preservation and we had to work with the national park service, the department of the interior, and support from the national parks conservation association. these are the buildings included within the boundaries of the new national monument. congresswoman terry so was the -- terri sewell started the process for creating the national monument. i have to give her a shout out. is probably the most significant congressional leader at this moment to advocate for funding in the preservation of civil rights landmarks in alabama and a

they can't beat her and her family's position they could only make small like kells like budget motels and all that stuff and they should be really really hard for that. and you can't beat em down. and all that stuff is. just. you we're living in very politically heated times not only that we have we have technology that gives us you know updates every three seconds about either a political heated political scandal or or a disaster or a tragedy we're getting hit a lot with the news that isn't exactly positive and i think that film needs to still be in escape and so audiences they want that escape but but a filmmaker can also use this art form in this this form as a scape ism to shine light on an important issue and i think that that's when the film becomes its most powerful our politicians are not moral leaders they're they're businessmen and in this case you know a businessman that you know totally is his is judgments and his and his wisdom. you know totally comes from this kind of. kept us model of beat the other guy doesn't exactly make you think as a nation or think yet as a commun

like budget motels and all that stuff and they should be really really fine for that i have. and it could be their bill. and there's money in food and all that stuff just because to cut just because you we're living in very politically heated times not only that we have we have technology that gives us you know updates every three seconds about either a political heated political scandal or or a disaster or a tragedy we're getting hit a lot with the news that isn't exactly positive and i think that film needs to still be an escape and so audiences they want that escape but but a filmmaker can also use this art form and this this form as a scape ism to to to to shine light on an important issue and i think that that's when film becomes its most powerful our politicians are not morally. leaders there are businessmen and in this case you know a businessman that you know totally is his is judgments and his and his wisdom. you know totally comes from this kind of. capitalist model of beat the other it doesn't exactly make you. think as a nation or think yet as a community it's all

sot: se dice llamar luis/ vctima de arresto en motel 6 "quedas arrestado me dijeron."o que permanecer encarcelado 33 das hasta pagar una fianza de 7 mil 500 dlares. luis> "se siente uno muy impotente al no poder hacer nada, de que tu familia este afuera y tu estar encerrado sin saber nada." pero la demanda que presento el procurador en seattle podra motivar al fiscal en arizona a unirse con los abogados privados en un esfuerzoimponer cargos mas serios. sot: emilia baÑuelos/ abogada de inmigracin "comenz en arizona y ahora en washington. otros estados van a investigar a ver si tambin sucedi en esos estados." en aquel entonces, ejecutivos de motel 6 en arizona dijeron desconocer esta prctica por parte de sus empleados, --cuidado con los amigos de lo ajeno... --autoridades buscan a varios sospechosos que fueron captados in fraganti por cmaras de seguridad en plena fechora.... --entr a un bar con un claro objetivo.....cometer un robo millonario...le contamos como... al regresar.... ñmilln de dolares. ---el robo qued captado en cmara y segn los agentes eso fue lo nico que

she met this man at a motel and slept with him. what makes it even weirder she thought it was funny that one year later david was taking her back to the same motel, same room, same bed. so david could sleep with her in the same bed. she says louise turpin told her that she and david had stopped going to churchand were experimenting with different religions. robinette says she wants to come to california to see the children - to tell them that they have relatives who are "not deranged" - and who love them. she says wants absolutely no contact with her sister and her husband - saying they are 'dead' to her.. grant and vicki? (grant) the number of people jumping to their deaths from the golden gate bridge was down last year. bridge officials say the decrease is thanks to addition of five new patrol officers. there were 33 confirmed suicides last year... that's down from 39 in 20-16. last year, bridge patrol officers intervened with 245 people. the brdige district also plans to install netting... along the bridge... to prevent suicides

---el problema que enfrenta un popular motel generandole reacciones negativas. por inmigracion despues que empleados de la empresa dieran datos de los huespedes. ---octavio pulido habl con una de las personas presuntamente afectadas. banner jane andres pkg entre febrero y agosto del 2017...que 20 personas fueron arrestadas...esto por que al menos 6 sucursales de estos hoteles en el area phoenix compartian informacion de sus huespedes con agentes de inmigracion jane v - demandante para no hay paz una de ellas es esta mujer que decidio permanecer en el anonimato...pero que asegura vivio uno de los peores momentos de su vida... de repente me quede en shock y al mirar los niÑos pues yo empeze a llorar y mis ninos tambaine y pues yo les pedi que no me llevaran . cuando sucedieron los hechos la cadena de moteles declaro que sus empleados dejarian de realizar dicha practica...de voluntariamente revelar informacion personal de sus clientes...ahora enfrentan una demanda por parte de la organizacion pro inmigrante, maldef...quien lleva el caso de 8 de los afectados... and

motel 6 takes the matter seriously.on state attorney general only got involved in the case after similar allegations were made in september of last year in phoenix, arizona. >> bill: is ice accused of doing anything illegal here? >> they aren't involved. the implication is they went on fishing expedition looking for people with spanish surnames. ice wouldn't comment on the lawsuit but challenged the argument that agents had no probable cause to be at the motels in the first place. the agencies actions are targeted and lead driven prioritizing individuals who pose a risk to our communities. it is worth noting that hotels and motels have been exploited by criminal organization. the lawsuit seeks an injunction. motel 6 says they aren't doing it anymore and a $2,000 fine on every violation. >> bill: dan springer in seattle on that. >> sandra: the white house taking steps to stop the release of a new book. a new report on what the administration plans to do. ♪ >> tech: ...every minute counts. and you don't have time for a cr

what story where we looking to tell by preserving the motel? as you heard from glenn and will, the significance in birmingham is 1963 and 1960 four. it is those activities that would integrate birmingham's public life and be a catalyst for the 1964 civil rights act. ag image on the left is gaston. the other image is fred shuttlesworth. you can see that we had to build a complex and coordinate a coalition of partners. the key partner, and there are more, is the city of birmingham. of course, the national trust of historic preservation and we had to work with the national park service, the department of the interior, and support from the national parks conservation association. these are the buildings included within the boundaries of the new national monument. congresswoman terry so was the -- terri sewell started the process for creating the national monument. i have to give her a shout out. is probably the most significant congressional leader at this moment to advocate for funding in the preservation of civil rights landmarks in alabama and a

motel 6 takes this matter seriously.f the hotels and questions are in sanctuary cities. >> has told the sanctuary jurisdictions they intend to step up enforcement in jurisdictions where they have the sinks or policies in place. >> i.c.e. is not accused of any wrongdoing but the application is agents were on a fishing expedition, asking for guest lists and circling the hispanic surnames. i.c.e. responded saying that actions are targeted and lead driven. prioritizing individuals who pose a risk to our communities. at least six illegal immigrants were arrested in the enforcement. the lawsuit seeks a $2,000 fine for each of the 9,151 alleged violations. which could add up to more than $18 million. sph. >> bret: dan springer in seattle. thanks. coming up the battle over the book. the panel weighs in on whether it's too late, too little too late for the president to stop the presses and what's next. e. two boyfriends, three jobs... you're like nothing can replace brad. then liberty mutual calls... and you break into your happy

became so routine motel six staff actually created a sign out form for the information.hain now said it stopped that controversial practice in september. >>> much more on action news for this sunday. a west coast builder offer as fireproof solution to one of the annual dangers of wide receivers. . >>> and the art of collection of a famous philadelphia lawyer is getting a closer look at a philadelphia museum. it's coming up in 6 abc loves the arts. let's take you outside to philadelphia international airport. chris sowers has your exclusive accu weather forecast when action news continues you'll be pleasantly surprised a warmup is on the way. >>> this massive deep freeze created a and unusual site on the south shore of massachusetts. dozens of boats frozen in the water. fishermen moved their bigger boats to safe harbors before the nor'easter hit. but there was not enough room for all the smaller boats. so the owners who said we'll just leave them out here. temperatures have barely been in double digits for more than a week. >> you know, there is cause for celebration this

motel 6 helping immigration and customs enforcement in catching illegal immigrants. >> let's see what is coming up on "fox and friends". >> we will talk to mark pitts, campaign manager once upon a time, harvard harris paul, a brand-new paul out shows a majority of americans agree with donald trump's immigration policy, got to do something about daca, build the wall, chain migration, talk to him about it in 15 minutes. a great lineup, the guests include judge andrew napolitano about the president are and his acceptance and how eager he is to speak to robert mueller and newt gingrich on politics in the world and anthony scaramucci is loose in davos, switzerland where the president is, in five minutes, busy three i was kicked off 11 minutes from now on the channel you trust for your morning news. rob and jillian returning two minutes. with expedia, one click gives you access to discounts on thousands of hotels, cars and things to do. like the fairmont mayakoba for 59% off. everything you need to go. expedia. we usso why do we pay to havers a phone connectede days. every

jillian: foxbusiness alert, washington state suing motel 6 for routinely giving death immigration to: the legal battle that is heating up. >> this has been going on two years, that is what the attorney general says, six motel 6 locations getting daily list of names, drivers licenses, room numbers to immigration officials and motel 6 told their operators to stop doing this but they must not have. this is also gone on in arizona, two locations were under scrutiny for the same thing. jillian: what airlines taking away from us now? >> they are taking away those feedback screens as they redesign the seats so the new york times says about $10,000 per seat. in addition to being expensive they are bulky and add weight and become technologically obsolete so they want us to use the apps and our own personal devices to stream any tv. qantas bear is the latest to get rid of these, delta and other airlines in the us slowly phasing these out. who wants to arrive with a dead phone or ipad. rob: last time i flew i was in the lavatory with two other people. and through peanuts at it. let's talk about

. >> Ángel dÍaz amaneciÓ indignado y preocupado por Él y otros huÉspedes de este motel. >> la mayorÍapedes. >> al presentar una demanda en la que detalla que durante casi 2 aÑos los datos privado de mÁs de 9.000 personas fueron compartidas con ice resultando en unos 6 arrestos. fru >> este inmigrante fue uno de to arresta arrestados. lo que estamos con ellos. >> insistiÓ en que fue aislado. >> seÑala en que la cadena entrenaba a sus empleados. mediante lo que sucediÓ en otros estados. >> en defensa asociado que instruyÓ con mÁs de 1400 se des que tienen prohibido entregar las listas de huÉspedes a ice, y aÑadieron que continuarÁn cooperando con la fiscalÍa de washington. >> como estÁn practicamente en toda partes y son econÓmicos los moteles 6 estÁn entre los predilectos y campesinos y trabajadores. temporales. se espera que aquÍ no estÉ ocurriendo. >> estamos en la demanda cristina londoÑo, noticiass telemundo. >> un comentario para ice por el momento no ha respondido a la solicitud. >> el ex asesor steve t. parece todo lo contrario los abogadoss del mandatario. adelantar. >> para es

>> reporter: the state of washington said this has been going on at least two years, motel 6 chains givingnformation like names, birth dates, driver's license numbers, even room numbers to immigration officials, they instructed owners and operators to stop doing this, motel 6 has come under scrutiny because the same was going on in arizona, two hotels there were found doing this as well. heather: let's go to airline travel, one of the great things is watching tv and movies especially on a long flight. >> reporter: that may come to an end because those greens are being phased out because they cost too much money and airlines want to save a little bit so the new york times says they cost $10,000 a seat and they are bulky, not only expensive but also technologically obsolete. they are phasing those out. qantas airways one of the first to announce they will be using the apps and your personal device to stream any tv, the others in the us are doing this as well. heather: not good news. tsa announcing the top ten most unusual finds of 2017. >> reporter: they have found unusual things in carry on

. >>> attorney general for washington state filed a suit against motel six chain for allegedly helpingration guests third-party exposed inrizona last year for handing over personal information without warrants to help agents round up undocumented immigrants who booked > room numbers, their names, guest identification number -- their dates of their license plate numbers and their driver's license numbers. >> officials from motel six say it stopped the practice but attorney general bob ferguson said it happened nearly once day approximately year, allegedly became so routine that motel six staff created a sign-up form for the information. the chain now says it stopped the controversial practice in september >> one lucky person in new re is $559 million richer. the winning ticket was sold at this store. if the winner decides to take the lumpy will about $352 million. which is a pretty great way to start off new year there wer several t tha tak $1 million. walter andill both take that. >>> billion warn buffeton a million dollar bet he made a decade ago. buff if it bet at the s & p 500 stock

before taking a cab back to nick's motel, and there they are caught on surveillance cameras. >> gypsyn shoots video of them in the hotel room. >> how did you go from this to this? >> i thought back then that i was a good person. and now i just see it as it was a fraud. and i made a horrible mistake. >> reporter: not only a horrible mistake. it turns out that house was actually the nerve center from which deedee perpetrated an elaborate scam. >> we've unearthed the appearance of a long financial fraud scheme along with this tragic event. >> reporter: celebrities, charities, all coned. did you always know you could walk if you wanted to? >> yes. the only thing that i have wrong with me is i have a little bit of a lazy eye. that's it. >> reporter: but the pills and procedures were including multiple gastro intestinal operations. eye surgeries. even the removal of her salivary glands. medical records reviewed by abc news show gypsy was treated by at least 150 different doctors. >> she'd use her southern charm to get them to be friendly. and get on their good side. >> and then she had no r

it's an iconic motel, it's been here since 1938 and this is the original old sign up here for the rail avon. this is on st. louis street, which has been widened as well as anything else. but still has some buildings that were current to that time. developer here a in the city. did you benefit from this coming through? built buildings were beneficial to the city, but also, with a forward thinking idea of how they would be involved in making the city better. he built the kentwood arms hotel with the idea that it would be a attractivewas very to motorists. most hotels had very little, if any parking. went into thed hotel. the kenwood head parking available, had a beautiful big front lawn, and was a motor hotel, an upscale hotel for motorists. and builds it right on route 66 as was ready to be there that motor traffic began to come through. side of the upscale what became a little motor courts and kevin cordes of that time that were built, just popped up like mushrooms everywhere. they wanted the city to really feel like they were part of the highway. for those customers to come from far a

is not accused of any wrongdoing and motel six says they told all their locations they cannot provideormation to immigration agents. but at least six illegal immigrants were arrested due to possible violations. >>> over a billion devices are affected by design flaw in intel's chips that makes them vulnerable to hackers. but intel's ceo is making headlines after selling millions of dollars in company stock after he knew about that problem. fox's hillary vaughn has that report. >>> reporter: a billion devices and decades worth of computer chips are affected by today design flaw that makes devices vulnerable to hackers. chipmaker intel says they don't think the flaw will hit their bottom line but it may be too early to tell. the company makes chips for billions of devices ranging from desktops, laptops, smartphones, tablets and cloud servers. apple says all mac and ios devices are affected. recent system updates for mac computers, apple tvs, iphones and ipads should protect users and apple has a patch in the work for safari web browsers that should be ready in a few days. they are develo

paul, you are in sleepy eye motel six and it gets so cold, yeah, the front desk person at the motel six is sleepy eye just told jared, will also be can go that it gets so cold in the rooms that they have the thermostat, is there a button called defrost on the thermostat. >> really. >> yes. >> steve, if that, what makes that funny, that is probably true. >> but i got excited because they said we will each of our own room and now i know why. >> i guess you didn't hear about the budget cuts. >> please. >> you have the best of both worlds, you don't have your own room, you have bunk bed. >> that is just like going to camp. >> stevey, thanks. >> reporter: why am i here? we always go to wawa but look here is the big seller at wawa , a lot cheaper then those championship t-shirt. two bucks for a newspaper because people read papers on line but these are selling fast, despite the double normal delivery by the inquirer, daily news man we talked to at 4:30 this morning get them while you can because this is sports history that buying hold and frame, and by one at a time, just like lisa wb at penn

business is a family owned motel located in the castro neighborhood constructed in 1958. beck's motor lodge has 58 guest rooms and free parking and an affordable friendly welcoming place for out of towners to stay and experience the castro. in 2011, brittany beck, granddaughter of original owner will beck purchased the hotel from her parents. since then it's undergone renovations and improvements and now has a mid century modern design leaning toward modern, including redesign of the logo displayed on the building's giant sign. item 3b is eddie's cafe. opened in 1974 by owner eddie barry as soul food restaurant in a predominantly african american neighborhood n. 1998 the business was sold to helen and min wang who wanted to start their own business. though the business no longer offered a strictly soul food based menu, eddie's cafe still maintains welcoming environment and comforting food to others including certain traditional dishes such as grits and sausages. item 3c is little joe's pizzeria. the business is a family owned restaurant, in excelsior outer mission bouleva

ilia: un grupo de derechos civiles demandÓ a la empresa motel 6 por discriminar hay clientes latinos a los huÉspedes. el fiscal de washington demandÓ esa empresa por dar informaciÓn de miles de huÉspedes a agentes de inmigraciÓn. jorge: the washington post pÚblico que robert mueller quiere intervenir al presidente trump. la semana pasada, el grupo de mueller interrogÓ al grupo del fiscal general gers sessions. janet: el fiscal general jeff sessions ayer estuvo en la casa blanca pero segÚn el presidente trump no hablaron del interrogatorio al que sessions fue sometido la semana pasada. el policÍa en jefe de la naciÓn se convirtió en el primer miembro del gabinete en ser investigado. trump dijo que no le preocupaba. el equipo -- >> Él tuvo mucho que ver. mucho que ver en la reuniÓn. por lo menos discusiones, comentarios, planes acerca de rusia. tambiÉn tiene que ver con la decisiÓn de james comey. janet: el asesor papadopoulos se declarÓ culpable de mentir al fbi. la decisiÓn de retirarse de la investigaciÓn enfureció al presidente trump. el fiscal general ha mantenido en todo momento

that's him checking into a local days inn motel. for gypsy to give word deedee is asleep. >> the -- gonna go down tonight. just the gloves and knife? >> duct tape too, to muffle her >> i'll pre cut it. >> how are you feeling? >> honestly, terrified, but then i had taken some medication that was not prescribed to me to calm me down. >> gypsy says she hands the items to nick and hides in the bathroom while he goes into the bedroom. matching nick's story to police. >> okay, i'll admit it, i did actually stab her mom. i will admit it. >> so when you're stabbing deedee, where is she at? >> she's on her stomach. >> did she scream or holler? >> yes, she did. >> what was she saying. >> first she said, "help," and then she called up for gypsy, but gypsy didn't do anything. >> i heard her scream once, and there was more screaming but not like the kind in a horror film. just like a startled scream, and she called out my name three or four times. and at that point, i wanted to go help her so bad, but i was so afraid to get up. it's like my body

motel 6 sued.etails on the looming legal battle. >> shannon: washington state's attorney general is suing motel 6. bob ferguson is accusing the hotel chain of disclosing personal information of thousands of guests to federal immigration authorities. ferguson says it's illegal and six guests were detained. some of the most striking images coming out around recently feature women. gloating that one young woman folks have dubbed iran's rosa parks. standing atop a container shaving her head covering while the photos become iconic, even if there was question about when it was taken, most -- she has become a symbol. some say the media and prominent feminists here are ignoring iran's women. there are many images coming out of errata women marching without headscarves and boldly demanding change. let's talk about it with daniel helper, contributing actor for the washington free begin. there's been a lot made over the fact that a lot of attention was paid by hollywood and others on the left and feminist sch

king was murdered on the lorraine motel balcony in memphis, tennessee, on april 4th, 1968.his death set off days of rioting in cities across america. it also inspired jane elliot riceville, iowa, to try a controversial classroom experiment -- treating childn as inferior or superior based solely on the color of their eyes. correspondent jessica gomez traveled back to iowa to talk to jane elliott, now 84, about why her exercise is as relevt today as it was 50 years ago. jessica: jane elliott was a young, third-grade teacher in rural iowa when she heard the news. martin luther king, jr., ha jane elliott: i was absolute heartbroken, because he had one of our heroes of the mon jessica: as chaos broke out in big cities far away, elliott wondered how she would explato o their hero of the month. going to let them walk in the shoes of a person of color this country for a day. jessica: what she did next w captured in this abc documentary, filmed just two years later. the "brown eyed, blue eyed" exercise. jane elliott: is there anyon the united states that we do treat as our brothers?

motel 6 sued. details on the looming legal battle. i realize that ah, that $100k is not exactly a fortune. well, a 103 yeah, 103. well, let me ask you guys. how long did it take you two to save that? a long time. then it's a fortune. well, i'm sure you talk to people all the time who think $100k is just pocket change. right now we're just talking to you. i told you we had a fortune. yes, you did. getting closer to your investment goals starts with a conversation. schedule a complimentary goal planning session today. >> shannon: washington state's attorney general is suing motel 6. bob ferguson is accusing the hotel chain of disclosing personal information of thousands of guests to federal immigration authorities. ferguson says it's illegal and six guests were detained. some of the most striking images coming out around recently feature women. gloating that one young woman folks have dubbed iran's rosa parks. standing atop a container shaving her head covering while the photos become iconic, even if there was question about when it was

full extent of its resources to help some people but for various reasons many are still living in motels or tents. completely unacceptable in the united states of america especially while the house of representatives has acted to produce a disaster relief bill but is held hostage in the united states senate it isn't democratic or republican issue but something we should all be clamoring to solve and acting to vote on that disaster relief today. stories like these are why we need to move disaster funds for disaster these without delay. not just texans but floridians and virgin islands and california as well. the senate has been dragging its feet long enough the longer we wait the more people forget i remember when and the president and mrs. trump in the entire cabinet came to texas after hurricane harvey. the speaker of the house and leaders on both sides of the aisle came to texas to say we want too help. the house is fascinating $1 billion disaster relief bill because of the unrelated immigration issue this is another hostage that needs to be released. at the beginning of the hurricane

she met this man at a motel and slept with him. thought it was funny that one year later david was taking her back to the same motel, same room, same bed. so david could sleep with her in the same bed. (steve) she says louise turpin told her that she and david had stopped going to churchand were experimenting with different religions. robinette says she wants to come to california to see the children - to tell them that they have relatives who are "not deranged" - and who love them. she says wants absolutely no contact with her sister and her husband - saying they are'dead' to her.. (pam) for the first time in more than three months... students in santa rosa returned to their schools, which were damaged in the north bay wildfires. both saint rose catholic school and cardinal newman high school were back in session today. kron 4's lydia pantazes was there, as first responders welcomed the students back. this is the first day back to class for two schools here in santa rosa.cardinal newman high school here behind me and st. rose elem

the cookie monster on a manhole cover in the motel last weekend a few hours southwest of stockholm. and here is bender the humanoid robot from the cartoon series futurama gracing lamppost a. this is just beautiful. for his creations. and. he. created twenty thousand pieces of which. thirty and fifty. the idea of turning fused. together. strange that papa works with beats one of my friends' parents do that they earn money with real jobs. but that's probably the only one in the world who does this. card once retro art is on display in other countries too for example in a hotel in brooklyn but his work is mostly visible on social media over eighty thousand people now follow him on instagram. just gives you feedback straight away. from the. inspiration and basically energy from people saying nice things about myself. just great while working. and also post short videos featuring many of his few speed figures like super mario in a race. on a ski trip. the artist is happy to know his are gives people a few moments of enjoyment. as a street artist inspiration from objects as well as cartoo