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they make nono effort to hide ee oup's true a agenda.le e he says we're not at aa point yet where we canan mpletetely eliminanate the tetelephonone and cable e compa, he admits "thehe ultimate goal s to g get rid of the media capitalist and the phone and cable companies and to divest them from control." amy: craig aaron, defend yourself. >> i appreciate being called a leading group. besides that, obviously, this is the kind of new mccarthyism and redbaiting that we thought we left in the past. the reality is, free press for 10 years has five for the free and open internet, advocated for net neutrality, and there are thousands and thousands and thousands of pages filed at the fcc, office published, female sent, our website is filled with content saying exactly why we stand where we do and exactly what we want, which is likely internet.ree and open if they want to dig around the internet to find out of context quotes from one of my boboard memembmbers, i guess thahat sayt about the chairman and his prioiorities. we're happy to have this fi

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nono motive, and no body.for the two years searchers combed the area for clues as court hearings were postponed time after time . finally in february of 20- 14....garcia torres pleaded ánotá guilty to kidnapping and murder.jury selection began in october of last year.the prosecution asked for the death penalty, (steve) east bay officials are considering ways to tackle an ongoing problem in oakland. homeless camp fires. in recent weeks there have been at least three fires. many happening close to major roads. now city fire officials say they may have to start regularly inspecting the camps. the city of oakland wants to go a step further. they say city sanctioned camps will have greater protections including 24 hour security and site management. they are also plans to regulate non- city sanctioned camps... that includes bathrooms and garbage services. officials add that shutting down the camps isn't the answer. because that only uses resources to move people around instead of tackling the issue. (steve)a beloved rescue mentor dog. . . gets rescue mentor dog. . . gets stolen from his cas

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nono more of this soft stuff.. so it was probably an attempt to shore e up that image.retetty much like the bomb b in afghanistatan. nobody knows what it was for, what it hahad to dwithth. probably destroyeded a large ptt of afghanistan. shortltly after that, ththere wa mass -- anan incredibly brutal d succccessful taliban attacack, h killed a couple hundred recruits, most of them unarmed. the young draftees didn't know what they were doing. it was so bad, the defenense minister resigned. doesn'n't seem to have any effet on -- it was supposedly aimed at isis. maybe it was. maybe it wasn't. they don't seem to be affected by it. so these look like -- there dodoesn't seem to be any stratec analysisis behind any of these acactions, as far as a anyone cn tell. they seem m like kind of about t the level of the twitters that keep coming out. something that kind of occurs to me, so why not do it? it's cheap. it may kill a lot of people, makes me look goodod and, youu know, makes it seem m as if i'm defefending the country, and so on. it is s hard to sesee it as anyg but that..

that is cleay nono happening as the war moves into 1864. of 1864, itummer looks very unlikely that lincoln is going to be reelected because union offenses in both the eastern and western theaters of the war had installed and with -- had stalled and with casualties rising beyond what southerners and northerners had gotten used to, there are many calling for a cessation of hostilities and peace talks with the confederacy. it is the fall of atlanta in september of 1854 -- 1864 that saved lincoln and allow them to be reelected but there is a moment in the summer of 1864 were lincoln is pretty sure he is going to lose. what are the things he does in the summer of 1864 is called frederick douglass to the white house and in a private conversation talks over this momentous scheme to have douglas head a network of recruiters or messengers, black men whose job it would be to go into the south, behind confederate lines and give news of the emancipation proclamation to slaves far from the scenes of battle and far from the lines of the union army and en

this decisions if what you say about democrats is true, if it weren't for double standards, that have nonotandards at all. >> tucker: this is going to bring new life into the russia conspiracy. >> among democrats, it will clearly make them enthralled with the idea that the president has done something to protect himself. >> tucker: i wonder why the president didn't fire this guy from day one. t >> i wondered that myself, but i think the president was feeling the joy and the thrill of being the president of the united states and was magnanimous and thought maybe there was a chance to save this man, but on the way to damascus, killed himself. >> tucker: thanks for joining us tonight.ay a bunch of democrats have been quick to condemn comey's firing despite his role in hillary clinton's misfortune just last year. based on the presidential vote, comey sent a letter to congress quoting, "in connection with an unrelated case, the fbi has learned of an amount of emails that appeared to be pertinent to the investigation into hillary clinton's email server. although the fbi cannot assessto whether t

nono motive, and no body.for the two years searchers combed the area for clues as court hearings were postponed time after time . finally in february of 20- 14....garcia torres pleaded ánotá guilty to kidnapping and murder.jury selection began in october of last year.the prosecution asked for the death penalty, sierra lamar was 15 years old when she disappeared.grant? (grant) you can continue to track the latest developments on the sierra lamar trial - by logging onto our website. you can also download the kron four mobile app to get breaking news push alerts right to your phone. (vicki) the man accused of a mass killing at an oakland university pleaded no contest in court today. 48-year-old one goh is accused of killing seven people at oikos university in 2012. prosecutors say he dropped out of oikos several months before the shooting and wanted his tuition refunded. goh's plea deal calls for him to receive seven consecutive terms of life in prison without the possibility of parole plus 271 years prison when he is sentenced. his formal sentencing is set for this july. (vicki) now to

. >>> bueno voy hablar de un tema que estÁ en controversia nono tema nuevo, mucha gente que quiere inmigrantero muchas veces se quieren casar de manera fraudulenta para poder obtener pues esta residencia. lo que hace que que ahora las autoridades de inmigraciÓn estÉn pendientes, sabemos que el presidente trump ha estado muy en la mirilla y buscando quienes son los que estÁn de manera ilegal dentro del paÍs, asi que tiene que tener cuidado si quiere contraer matrimonio de manera fraudulenta porque una de 4 personas asÍ lo obtiene. >>> fÍjate que la agencia de servicio de ciudadana, de las 250 mil peticiones anuales, 7 mil y 8 mil son fraudulentas, ahora se presenta la peticiÓn para residenci mediante un ciudadano a nes americano es bi exhausto, piden cuenta de bancaria, de vivienda por bastante tiempo y resulta que algunos indocumentados pagan por eso, y estÁn persiguiendo esto pagan entre 50 mil por matrimonio >>> he escuchado que amigos que hacen el favor, por cobro y demÁs, ahora que las autoridades respues les ponen esto >>> en mi caso cuando saquÉ la residencia con mi esposa me midieron e

nono motive, and no body.for the two years searchers combed the area for clues as court hearings werery of 20- 14....garcia torres pleaded ánotá guilty to kidnapping and murder.jury selection began in october of last year.the prosecution asked for the death penalty ( mark ) and stick with the kron 4 morning news all morning as we wait for the verdict. we will bring it to you as soon as it is read at 9:00 this morning. we will also have a criminal defense attorney on set to discuss the jury's decision. and if you are away from your t-v make sure you download the kron 4 mobile app. we will send out a breaking news push alert as soon as the verdict is announced. ( mark ) a sex offender is behind bars after using a fake name to attend santa rosa junior college.( darya ) kron 4's lydia pantazes is live in santa rosa this morning with the details. ( lydia )political here on campus became aware of daniel lee because they received a report of him acting unusual in one of his classes.(take vo) police followed up and found out lee wasn't who he claimed to be.he was on the run, wanted in orange

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