john osborne today -- john osborne, i want you to hear this in your omission as you're frantically texting people today, i cannot unsee what you did to this young woman. and you will not -- you will not get away with it. none of you will. because tonight is about justice for me and tonight is about justice for all of the women that you all raped, that you all filmed, that you all photographed, that you all abused for years. i would later learn that these men, the three of them, patrick bryant, eric bowman, and john osborne, planned her rape. it was premeditated. eric bowman knew there were children in the home at the time of the rape and he decided to orchestrate it anyway. but that's not the only rape i uncovered in eric bowman's home. in a second video, patrick bryant can be seen breaking into a room, his pants undone, ready to rape a different incapacitated woman. again, laid out. there was no life. there was no movement. i couldn't tell if she was alive. eric bowman, his business partner, filmed it. when i informed my children we were urgently fleeing our home as if our lives depended

. >> here's that pathologist, doctor marlin osborne, confirming as much in a deposition years later, after. >> you and did an autopsy, you reached a conclusion as to what the manner of death was. is that correct? at the time of autopsy, i did believe that i had enough information to make determination. >> the information he's referring to are the overwhelming amount of wounds found on ellen's body, 20 stab wounds in total, with several to the back of her head and neck. >> the wounds that ellen sustained, at least five of them, could have been lethal independently. >> but here's where things get confusing. after ruling homicide on ellen's death certificate, that same medical examiner reverses course. >> that would be revised to suicide, correct? it was amended for suicide? yes. all right. after you had concluded homicide, following my determination of homicide, i was then notified that they were continuing their investigation. the case was made pending until all information could be gathered and then revisited to determine the manner of death. >> not long after that meeting, ellen's m

that same day, there will be a hearing to determine if and when a new trial for osborn will occur.up next, a young mom goes missing and her ex-boyfriend finds himself under suspicion. >> and i asked him then would he take a polygraph test? and he agreed. >> slow down. >> cut! >> i get it. slow motion, slow down. geographic atrophy. but we don't need gimmicks. stick to the facts. gah! the advanced form of dry amd can irreversibly damage your vision. but stephen curry is an fda approved eye injection that gives you the power to slow ga ciuffo. fri was proven to slow ga lesion growth over two years with increasing effect over time. it's the only treatment to slow ga in as few as six doses per year. >> don't take ciuffo fri. if you have an infection or active swelling in or around your eye that may include pain and redness or are allergic to it. ciuffo curry can cause severe allergic reactions. other serious side effects are eye infection and retinal detachments. severe inflammation of vessels in the retina, which may result in severe vision loss. wet amd eye inflammation and an increa

osborn the new pastor of third you baptist church. so if you came here for a celebration, you should get up and leave because black history month is about work. it's been doing the hard work of discovering, preserving and renewing. our history. >> so if you read the words uplift over voice and sing, we're going to talk about where the black labor force is right now. my 70 book african-americans 1980 we see there are 20 african-american a growth of 2 millions in the last two years and over 5 years had the most expressive growth in the black labor force in 5 hundred years. because of some research at san francisco public safety committee in 2020 had a 50 percent increase in black nurses in the last 4 years think, one and 60 thousand new black nurses (clapping.) we've had a 28 percent increase in african-american in computer occasions in the last 5 years clap in the 1990s i was on the implementation team at counsel when we created the first computer academy in california and glad to see katherine here today (clapping.) and because of the

john osborne today -- john osborne, i want you to hear this in your omission as you're frantically texting people today, i cannot unsee what you did to this young woman. and you will not -- you will not get away with it. none of you will. because tonight is about justice for me and tonight is about justice for all of the women that you all raped, that you all filmed, that you all photographed, that you all abused for years. i would later learn that these men, the three of them, patrick bryant, eric bowman, and john osborne, planned her rape. it was premeditated. eric bowman knew there were children in the home at the time of the rape and he decided to orchestrate it anyway. but that's not the only rape i uncovered in eric bowman's home. in a second video, patrick bryant can be seen breaking into a room, his pants undone, ready to rape a different incapacitated woman. again, laid out. there was no life. there was no movement. i couldn't tell if she was alive. eric bowman, his business partner, filmed it. when i informed my children we were urgently fleeing our home as if our lives depended

osborn the new pastor of third you baptist church.ou came here for a celebration, you should get up and leave because black history month is about work. it's been doing the hard work of discovering, preserving and renewing. our history. >> so if you read the words uplift over voice and sing, we're going to talk about where the black labor force is right now. my 70 book african-americans 1980 we see there are 20 african-american a growth of 2 millions in the last two years and over 5 years had the most expressive growth in the black labor force in 5 hundred years. because of some research at san francisco public safety committee in 2020 had a 50 percent increase in black nurses in the last 4 years think, one and 60 thousand new black nurses (clapping.) we've had a 28 percent increase in african-american in computer occasions in the last 5 years clap in the 1990s i was on the implementation team at counsel when we created the first computer academy in california and glad to see katherine here today (clapping.) and because of

the bbc speaks to wife sharon osborne about his wife sharon osborne about the conduct.d plan to "take over" gaza to rebuild it into what he envisioned secretary, karoline leavitt, said it would be inhumane —— a seppi could be permanently relocated elsewhere. this is what is left of the gaza strip after 15 months of war. sir keir said displaced palestinians in gaza must be and the un's chief, antonio guterres, is warning mrtrump netanyahu at the white house. it is sarah smith. they were all the usual greetings and hollows, after the jawdropping “u... after this edronm" ' ' ~ ' ~ ~ on gaza. even “u... after this edronm" ' ' ~ w” ” ~ on gaza. even the minister of didn't �* the scalpel was know the scalpel was awaiting inside. know the scalpeiwas'awa' ' 9 inside. ,, ., ~ him inside. the déewill, the him inside. ihe lléwill, take - the - stri—p- him inside. the lléwill, take - the - strip - we i him inside. the lléwill, ma - the - strip we will over the gaza strip and we will do a job with it, we will own it and be responsible for it and be [esponsible for all of the dangers

. >> the other person charged in this case, brant osborne, that the jury deadlocked and it ended in amistrial. obviously, the families of the victims want justice here. so do you go for a retrial? what do you do? >> i mean, in terms of what osborne could face in the future, he could be again facing those allegations, and maybe there will be a plea deal. >> now, let's turn to the cases of missing moms suzanne simpson, ashley elkins and mamta bhatt. all three of them are presumed dead, but their remains have yet to be found. all of their stories covered here at true crime news. suzanne simpson, a mother of four, disappeared last october in san antonio. her body never found despite a massive search to find her. shortly after she was last seen, her husband, brad simpson, was charged with her murder. which raises the question how do you prosecute a murder case without a body? >> as prosecutors, we always say, today's domestic violence case is tomorrow's murder. and that's what we're seeing here. so first, you have this history of violence, right? that's certainly circumstantial evidence th

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osborn the new pastor of third you baptist church.if you came here for a celebration, you should get up and leave because black history month is about work. it's been doing the hard work of discovering, preserving and renewing. our history. >> so if you read the words uplift over voice and sing, we're going to talk about where the black labor force is right now. my 70 book african-americans 1980 we see there are 20 african-american a growth of 2 millions in the last two years and over 5 years had the most expressive growth in the black labor force in 5 hundred years. because of some research at san francisco public safety committee in 2020 had a 50 percent increase in black nurses in the last 4 years think, one and 60 thousand new black nurses (clapping.) we've had a 28 percent increase in african-american in computer occasions in the last 5 years clap in the 1990s i was on the implementation team at counsel when we created the first computer academy in california and glad to see katherine here today (clapping.) and because of the his

>> i mean, who was the last, you know, norman osborn. series, in like the first three episodes, i'm the norman osborn who's just the billionaire, you know, with -- has businesses and really trying to do some really great things with tech. and then i turn into an evil villain later. that's odd, isn't it? [ laughter ] >> seth: very odd. >> it's weird. i don't know where they could get a storyline like that. >> seth: there are like, three episodes where all of us are like, "this is good." [ laughter ] >> yeah, it's good. >> seth: this is good and this is going to be good for all of us. >> i think so. >> seth: and then. [ laughter ] then there's that moment. >> it sounds too familiar. >> seth: yeah, it's a bummer. it's a bummer there's nothing from the real world for you to pull from. [ laughter ] congngratulatis on your nomition. >> thank you. >> seth: congratulations on everything else. it's always so great to see you. >> good to see you, too, seth. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: this is colman domingo, everybody. "sing sing" is availabl

concept, but i thought it dropped that goes at mama jr is back on that and that's your from sharon osborne has made the ards, because they have tags of village see or as of jeremy, was the quick journalist, young engel got his cue rates that are at the museum of polish history and also the traps big creative product about probably all the company will flew down. so out of me and sort of on, on the you'll start to make them about such a cover that doesn't have that. i'm scoop on modest style you on the shades of actual get that fixed inch that a, a, a component nunez. think fall on the blips and that's on the dog feed. that's it. that's what talk you money 1st. about females now, but just as the insurance and bottles of those are legit cheese that a single gen 4 musicals about the storms that you put them on from out over the alex he does. he ethic form because the thing is often flushed out to the shop, chopped them is a lack of but i've been with some of the songs you check, but such as the black my, my scro, you'll slips and lucky i'll do a full frontal see excuse however, they will, som

. >> reporter: when it gets busy on game days, nick osborne will jump in to mix up drinks. >> game day does translate to more action. >> reporter: they have the most spectacular views of the bay and it is a stone throw away from chase center, the restaurant has seen a direct impact of a winning franchise. >> if the warriors are winning a title or if the giants are winning, it undeniably has an impact on the local economy. >> reporter: he anticipates the valkyrie's upcoming inaugural season will give them a boost. >> what is easy to quantify is the level of excitement surrounding the team and the start of the season. >> reporter: there are plenty of reasons for fans to be excited and businesses that will see the economic impact of the new wnba franchise. in arena attendance, reaching a 22 year high and was up 48% over the 2024 season. >> that power from the consumer is truly what is driving this, the viewership is there and continues to rise, the ticket sales continue to rise. >> reporter: jessica smith is the ceo of the golden state valkyries, they have major partnerships including cha

and clint osborne, the homeland security and emergency director for the district of columbia, military district washington. metro airport authority and fire and police chiefs, the united states coast guard, the maryland state police, the virginia department of emergency management and the virginia state police. and i would like to thank them for being here as well. we are here at reagan national airptd and we will provide where recovery efforts stand and get more information about the updates from the unified command. i'm joined today by from the metro washington airport authority and the other members of the unified command team. i want to thank our response teams for their heroic efforts including the team on this site and the teams that are supporting the families. heartbreaking work. the national transportation safety board is leading the investigation into what happened and they will be providing updates later this afternoon and will not be talking about the investigation in this conference. terry from the meto airports authority will provide an update and i will update on our act

sharon osborne says this will be the final bow for the prince of darkness.nt. goodbye for high pressure dictates the weather trend at a bit more of a breeze here, but low single figures will allow a frost to form, so a cold start to thursday morning, even some patchy fog as well. a beautiful winter's day. start — 7—9 degrees. of high pressure is drifting off into scandinavia and we start to see the isobars squeeze together a little. we pick up more of a breeze coming from a southeasterly and with that cloud around and a brisk easterly wind cornwall. the edge off the feel of the weather story as we go through friday. so temperatures sitting at around 5—7, maybe 8 degrees, of extra layers, i suspect — probably feeling close there's still the risk of a few sharp showers around from time on the whole is likely to stay with us. and don't forget, if you want more details for your area, download the bbc weather hourly details here. that's it. take care. china lodges a formal complaint at the world trade organization but experts say it has chance progressing7. 77777

. >> sonoma county fire district inspector ryan osborne is doing a pre storm check of local roads and creeks after a long dry spell. he says it won't take much to flood. >> we're probably six feet down from the deck of the roadway here. but that can rise very quickly. >> what will this road look like tomorrow? >> likely we're going to have water coming over the top. >> osborne expects some low lying roads will flood. detours will be in place. >> closed and road flooded. signs that the county roads puts out kind of prepositions. these right before a storm. if you see any red tape, yellow tape on these across the road, please do not go around them. >> last november, a driver lost his life after driving through flooded maze canyon road in guerneville, the second such drowning fatality in two years. >> we are always encouraging folks to, if they see the road closed, road flooded signs and the red or yellow tape across the roads to, you know, turn around and not drown. >> this sonoma county road worker was filling potholes ahead of the storm. we found this crew busy trimming tree limbs aro

. >> sonoma county fire district inspector ryan osborne is doing a pre storm check of local roads and creeks after a long dry spell. he says it won't take much to flood. >> we're probably six feet down from the deck of the roadway here, but that can rise very quickly. >> what will this road look like tomorrow? >> likely we're going to have water coming over the top.ave >> osborne expects some low lying roads will flood. detours will be in place. >> closed and road flooded. signs that the county roads puts out kind of prepositions. these right before a storm. if you see any red tape, yellow tape on these across the road, please do not go around them. >> last november, a driver lost his life after driving through flooded maze canyon road in guerneville, the second such drowning fatality in two years. >> we are always encouraging folks to, if they see the road closed, road flooded signs and the red or yellow tape across the roads to, you know, turn around and not drown. >> this sonoma county road worker was filling potholes ahead of the storm. we found this crew busy trimming tree limbs

the justice department launching an investigation into derek osborne after an undocumented immigrantm mexico was released from jail in ithica, despite i.c.e. request to keep him in custody. describing it as a self described sanctuary city that failed to honor a valid federal arrest warrant. it is an early test to tackle sanctuary cities. >> you can't knowingly harbor or conceal an illegal alien from i.c.e. >> reporter: it comes days after the president signed the laken riley act. >> we are moving with urgency and speed to get these vicious and violent criminals the hell out of our country. >> reporter: the sheriff said they followed the law and did notify i.c.e. when he would be released. meanwhile today the white house spent a special envoy top venezuela to try to strike a deal for the country to take back deported migrants from the u.s. >> gabe gutierrez, thank you. up next the clash over the canal. andrea mitchell reports from panama where trump threatened to take control of the vital passage. secretary of state rubio will head that way tomorrow. season to season, ultomiris is con

something that's blocking some of the fight going on thursday to but i to you question the longer hope. osborne dunham from the just 2 of 2 pieces post because it was all due to a basically a post on equitable associated a risk goes to the, to be as honest as can purpose of all the time that you find the good have utilized the local union because lady, but the significant and some think was also going to be on the i q i've shown you me started proceed to be a goes up, a little green law is up and a lot of us to put the exams and optics doing militarization of a journalist, so they submitted a trade down brucely with civilians over the snipers, most of the women didn't hesitate to kill civilians. you've done this, i see that she does comes from a new vehicle process. it looked at the similar 3 year one petition about the credit is not going to, you know, just as a visual you select that naturally which tvs cheap drives they can build up by extra deals of the somebody who is nice of somebody that's gonna do and that's one of the situation with the model. the, the deal is cooper. that's good, whic

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osborne gauze at the conflict, and so don, the democratic republic of congo, me in mon, elsewhere active, it saves never been hot to protect the drums. transactional approach to international relations is also challenging traditional diplomacy. so how do you keep human rights? so many agenda, this is inside still the hello welcome to the program. and it's the global institutions meant to safe got a rules based order and respect for international law or in powell. i'm gonna say internationally is raising the alarm, saying the system is failing. and the whole notion of universal human rights might be on the threat. this time around donald trump has made it clear he intends to write his own rules, leaving the rest of the world on shore, where it stands lead as a gathering munich security conference. well discuss the most stubborn ongoing conflicts is the high data mutually agreed rights and wrongs becoming irrelevant. what does trumps america 1st agenda mean for the future of all international institutions? we'll get to those questions in a moment, but 1st this report by michael apple. or m

osborne gauze at the conflict in sudan, the democratic republic of congo, me in mot elsewhere. activist sites never been hot to protect the donald trump's transactional approach to international relations is also challenging traditional diplomacy. so how do you keep human rights on the agenda? this is inside store the hello welcome to the program i'm putting.

live from to ha, so coming up, i'm osborne's trumps comments could ignite to the entire region, and projects has gone to plan is ridiculous and absurd. not optim negotiation. america's regional allies, saudi arabia says it's cool for an independent palestinian state is done and unwavering the jews of northern jobs. so we see what's left of the ones driving gold shops off to israel destruction the us president donald trump says he wants to tyco is a garza and void rollout to pulling american troops to do so. he announced his plans while standing next to his ready prime minister benjamin netanyahu with winehouse condemnation from both allies and detractors, was quick and severe with rights groups accusing him of cooling to the ethnic, cleansing of palestinians. a white house correspondent, kimberly alcott begins down coverage. today. i'm delighted to welcome with the is really prime minister, grinning by his side. us president donald trump made a shocking announcement. contrary to initial plans, phase 3 of the gaza cease fire reconstruction is unlikely so instead trumping visions do something

that's alex licensed out in washington dc. pizza, osborne and london and eric have in washington dc. and thank you too for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website, which is 0 adult. com for further discussion do go to my facebook page, that's facebook dot com, forward slash a inside story. you can also join the conversation on x. i handle this at a inside story for me, elizabeth put on him and the whole team here. bye for now. the so it's one of the most recognized sites around the world. thing for support from the phone at white hook for the funds back home. it's more than just a football club. anyone who says politics should be left off for football and you doesn't know about football, isn't about politics. and this is the stuff on the passion and the politics of the little pool, etc. the defiance joins part of the funds, who make football series on houses. the are connecting communities, adoption was never a benevolent effort. my family didn't need to be separated. my family needed to be supported. this isn't just about korea, this is a global indu

the 2nd period, the negotiations will cost over 2000 and speak to our correspondents out a couple. osborne, joining us from the strip itself to tell us topic if there is any reaction where you are amongst the people to this development. yeah. in fact, during the notes been made by the spokes best and of the military wing, thomas has a very good, huge wave. now all the skepticism among palestinians regarding the level of the sustainability that the ceasefire can really see within the coming days, specifically that israel did not comprehensively attach, attach to the tab or terms of the agreement. people believe that the numbers of h folks that have entered the gaza strip with less than what has been quite promised. and similarly, is the number of evacuate to patients. based on that deal of the times of video, they are supposed to be 50 patients to be of actuated out of district about what has been allowed to be of actuated watch list that at this rate. otherwise, they have been completely lack of posting show basic necessities that video had stipulated to be in training because of strep and

that's alex licensed out in washington dc. pizza, osborne and london and eric have in washington dc. and thank you too for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website, which is 0 adult. com for further discussion do go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash a inside story. you can also join the conversation on x. i handle this at a inside story for me, elizabeth put on him and the whole team here. bye for now. the what is the effect of the conflict on the environment? the impact of war is so much more than just emissions from tanks, ships and will fight motormouth. it has a devastating effect on people and the department of defense is mission is as large as many countries. and every time interest spending increases military emissions increased. and this war and this climate, christ all hail the planet on a jersey to 2 economic mount towns, administrative disasters, political divisions, and now is rails invasion 11 and for survived on the toilet civil society. a citizens that stepped in to provide with the state is found thinking halt

that's alex licensed out in washington dc. pizza, osborne and london and eric have in washington dc. and thank you too for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website, which is 0 adult. com. and for further discussion, do go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash a inside story. you can also join the conversation on x. i handle this at a inside story for me, elizabeth put on him and the whole team here, bye for now the, the february on as jersey, 3 years on from the outbreak of the war and new cream out of view, explores the human costs and assets where their politics were the battlefield, will determine its outcomes for cause new direction looks at the challenges facing nations across the continent as they move away from dependency. aiming to redefine their futures. after a vote of no confidence in germany's transfer, people had to polls with a sense of right christian democratic union parties, expected to take power. rush of shadow on africa examines of russia's growing influence in the region through the prison. the central africa

they will not cross over to garza and speak to our correspondent try to come. osborne, joining us from the gaza strip topic, has there been any reaction amongst people where you are in gaza to this development? so that's quite right people. the civilians across the southern parts of the gaza strip off exchanging conversations about the potential repercussions of the a step that has been made by the military ring of how much regarding the delay of the hunting. overall, the usability top tips was scheduled to be released on a spot today and they understand that this step has stems as them completely from the lack of commitment made by at each bed regarding the implementation of thank you many terry and protocol of dc spike d o b, so how many, how many 8 trucks have into the cars? are they so the level of change that has been made and what the still in a very desperate need to we are talking about hundreds of thousands of families. i've written back from their evaluation centers to the notes of this trip. they found nothing but for the destruction. they have a set up their make shift tens

osborn the new pastor of third you baptist church. so if you came here for a celebration, you should get up and leave because black history month is about work. it's been doing the hard work of discovering, preserving and renewing. our history. >> so if you read the words uplift over voice and sing, we're going to talk about where the black labor force is right now. my 70 book african-americans 1980 we see there are 20 african-american a growth of 2 millions in the last two years and over 5 years had the most expressive growth in the black labor force in 5 hundred years. because of some research at san francisco public safety committee in 2020 had a 50 percent increase in black nurses in the last 4 years think, one and 60 thousand new black nurses (clapping.) we've had a 28 percent increase in african-american in computer occasions in the last 5 years clap in the 1990s i was on the implementation team at counsel when we created the first computer academy in california and glad to see katherine here today (clapping.) and because of the

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so coming up, i'm osborne's trumps comments could ignite to the entire region, and projects has gone to plan is ridiculous and absurd. not optim negotiation. america's regional allies, saudi arabia says it's cool for an independent palestinian state as.

>> i get to play norman osborne >> robin: a villain. >> who turns into the green goblin. it's cool.ughter ] everything about him is like an eagles fan. >> robin: was it fun? >> it was so much fun. i love it. voice work is so fantastic. you want to be in someone's ear and mind. people really are loving it so i love that, too. i think we're setting up for a season 2. >> robin: wonderful. thanks, colman. we always enjoy seeing you. thank you for your experience and your talent and sharing it with us all. bless you. >> i appreciate you. >> robin: your friendly neighborhood spiderman is on disney+. sing-sing is available to watch at home on all major platforms. you can watch this year's academy awards march 2nd, 7:00 p.m. on abc. let's go over to ginger. >> ginger: thanks so much, robin. washington, d.c. looking nice this morning. they're on winter storm watch. after noon tomorrow, we're gonna bring in a mix and some snow. we'll look for an additional snowy day. they're at average. they've had more than 8 inches. it will put them above average. speaking of below average, lot of people in

and unlike the kardashians or the osbornes, where in many ways they're protected by the infrastructure, you know, help with their decision making. they're just on their own. and then not only that, they have lots and lots of active commenters feeding them information. so it's a it's a very precarious world. and that series. we explore in the >> an update. >> on our family is available to stream right now on max. director and executive producer rachel mason. rachel, thank you so much. and that does it f us this morning. we'll see you right back here tomorrow at 6 a.m. eastern. ana cabrera picks up the coverage right now. >> right now on ana cabrera reports government overhaul deadline day for millions of federal workers. >> weighing buyouts from the trump. >> white house. >> what happens next. >> if most say no? >> plus, the impact. >> of those buyouts. >> on the intel community. how decimating the ranks could impact. >> our national security. also ahead. >> growing concerns over elon musk's reach and access. >> to sensitive. >> government data. >> how democrats. >> are attempting to re