otis: he told us about the cabinet in his office. the top drawer was work stuff. pictures, some of his original 1970s letter to the cops. he called it "the mother lode." foulston: he was really prolific. he used to take photographs of himself. he would half-bury himself. he would swing from trees. he would put masks on. he would put women's clothing on. it was despicable, disgusting, sexually bereft-type of stuff that you have never seen in your life and you don't ever want to see again. and that was all involved with that case. in our minds, as this was discussed and kind of profiled down at the behavioral science unit, was really his art. and he does a lot in what we call the expressive style. he really likes that. o'connor: he actually entered pleas of guilty to the 10 homicides, and so judge waller had rader describe the murders at his guilty plea, and i believe dennis rader was more than happy to describe what he had done. man: when you went into the house, what happened then? well, i confronted the family. i pulled the pistol, confronted mr. otero. otero: th

and it was not until i graduated from college and was talking to my father, otis brown, and realized that he, at that time, had never contributed to his 401(k). and so to have the daughter look at your father and say, dad, this is not sufficient, is something that stayed with me, because there are so many otis browns out here that have access to a retirement plan, but that plan may not have communicated in a way otis brown would say, this is something i need to take advantage of and as a result, there was a lot of dollars that were left on the table. ♪ i was told my small business wouldn't qualify for an erc tax refund. you should get a second opinion from innovation refunds at no upfront cost. sometimes you need a second opinion. [coughs] good to go. yeah, i think i'll get a second opinion. all these walls gotta go! ah ah ah! i'd love a second opinion. no. i'm going to get a second opinion. with innovation refunds, there's no upfront cost to find out. so why not check like i did for my small business? take the first step to see if your small business qualifies for the erc. that's be

and it was not until i graduated from college and was talking to my father, otis brown, and realized that he, at that time, had never contributed to his 401(k). and to have the daughter look at your father and say, dad, this is not sufficient, is something that stayed with me, because there are so many otis browns out here that have access to a retirement plan but that plan may not have communicated in a way otis brown would say, this is something i need to take advantage of and as a result, there were a lot of dollars that were left on the table. ♪ >> where were you born? >> i was born in rochester, new york. at that time, one of the options was moving to texas and grow we drove to texas. we started our lives with just the five of us and not much else. while part of texas were you in? >> arlington. >> were you interested in finance always? >> no. my dad would say i was going to be a lawyer because i would always debate everything in the house. >> you are a gifted athlete. >> i was pretty good. i was pretty good in basketball and volleyball. >> you did not try to play professionally?

and it was not until i graduated from college and was talking to my father, otis brown, and realized that he, at that time, had never contributed to his 401(k). and so, to have the daughter look at your father and say, dad, this is not sufficient, is something that stayed with me, because there are so many otis browns out here that have access to a retirement plan, but that plan may not have communicated in a way that otis brown would say, this is something i need to take advantage of. as a result, there were a lot of dollars that were left on the table. ♪ david: let's talk about your background. so, where were you born? thasunda: so i was born in rochester, new york. david: and you decided you wanted warmer weather and you drove to texas? is that what happened? [laughter] thasunda: my dad needed to keep a job. that's what happened. at the time, being a blue-collar worker in an office or plant which shut down, you would have another option. at that time, one of the other options was moving to texas. so my parents, my mom and my father, me and my two brothers, and everything we owned

otis: and then, one day, a wichita eagle reporter took a phone call at his desk.ry and named a library book that the letter would be in, told the reporter, "if you go get that letter and read it, i think you'll enjoy it." hatteberg: and in that letter was a description of the scene at the otero house that only the killer would know about. the public didn't know about them, but the police knew about it, and they knew, "oh, this guy's real. this is the guy who did it." ♪ this letter was sent by the killer to make it clear, "you don't have the right people." this killer didn't want anybody taking credit. jordan: he is beginning to toy with the police, basically mocking them. that's all part of his craving need for power at all times. mattingly: he had some very detailed words about what he wanted people to know about it. he said, "when this monster entered my brain, i will never know, but it is here to stay. maybe you can stop him. i can't. he has already chosen his next victim." when you read, "there's a monster inside of him," that's really not true, at least in my

and it was not until i graduated from college and was talking to my father, otis brown, and realized that he, at that time, had never contributed to his 401(k). and so, to have the daughter look at your father and say, dad, this is not sufficient, is something that stayed with me, because there are so many otis browns out here that have access to a retirement plan, but that plan may not have communicated in a way that otis brown would say, this is something i need to take advantage of. as a result, there were a lot of dollars that were left on the table. ♪ mmmm, your morning coffee hot delicious comforting. but by the third or fourth cup, your stomach might not feel so good. if that sounds like you replace your afternoon cup with 5-hour energy. it's perfect for when you're feeling coffeed-out. coffee in the morning... 5-hour energy after. your stomach will thank you. discover 5-hour energy. ♪♪ david: let's talk about your background. so, where were you born? thasunda: so i was born in rochester, new york. david: and you decided you wanted warmer weather and you drove to texas? is tha

of otis worldwide. really good to have you on the show >> thanks so much, jim >> absolutely. "mad money's" back after the break. >> announcer: coming up, hail fellow well meta cramer looks back on the most recent quarter at the house that zuck built next >>> for most of the year this market's been led by the magnificent seven. apple, alphabet, amazon, meta platforms, microsoft, nvidia and tesla. while the rally's broadened out over the last couple months these seven stocks are still up anywhere from 40% to 214% for the year but now we've entered earnings season it's time for these companies to justify these monster moves in their stocks. just like the movie not all of them survive so far we've heard from tesla, microsoft, alphabet and meta platforms and they've been what i call a mixed bag with meta standing head and shoulders above the rest tesla kicked things off last wednesday and while the headline numbers were good there were plenty of hair on the quarter. tesla's earnings beat was fueled by non-op

this is the oddest location or it's the 170 otis location. otis and dubose. thank you. please. okay. so i was watching. would you like to ask questions and to. okay, great. thank you. sorry to be so lengthy. supervisors. the last three are similar to department of public health. these are the policy calls for the board on our manager positions. the first one is an 0933, which is a chief security officer for information technology. this role would be managing the governance risk and compliance for the it department . but the original team that we have to oversee this was formed to manage the technical aspects of information security. but as compliance, contracting, risk and policies related to esi, technologies have increased in complexity. the team's duties have really expanded. so this position would be i mean, even more critical that given it security breaches and really for us, 250,000 clients who have personal identifiable information or pii, potentially at risk due to what we've seen in terms of local government hacks. right now it's being staffed by a 1044, whereas other

chief joseph oliver, otis howard and the nez perce war and the invisible line a secret history of race in america. along with numerous articles and papers. dr. sharpstein is a research and writing on the legal history of race, citizenship and equality in the united states has received numerous awards, including the j. anthony lucas book prize for narrative nonfiction, a national endowment for the humanities fellowship and a guggenheim fellowship. he received his j.d. from the yale law school and his a.b. from harvard college. once dr. sharpstein concludes his comments. there will be time for your questions and his answers. if you would like to ask a question at that time, please step up to the mic and speak into. but please don't touch it. i've been advised by many people and also, please put your cell phones on silence. so now please join with me in giving dr. sharpstein a warm welcome on this cold night. thank you so much. thank you, howard. and thank you all. you know, we hardy few coming out on this cold night. i'm delighted to be here at at the hermitage. it's a place that contain

the keys, otis on the street, were looking for at least russian spies among the monks. and were you mean zillow seeming us in yours and why not? totally reason for the brutal crack down one churches parishioner sits on his own about the throne being reason enough to condemn any orthodox christian attacks in prison and even kill them. what i mean, i shut my hands to pick it out so many was store you when you're starting a new your store thought i shoot the used to use the same. you knows the same, we will send you both are used to miss dawn. this is new need and just saw the welcome x across the dock were all things are considered. i'm peter, let's remind you. we're discussing nato state the okay, let's go back to look is the, the thing that's making the headlines right now and i think it's a intentional war. mongering is the possibility of a false flag. of course, the narrative is the russians for some reason will damage or bomb nuclear power plant in its own possession. i can't really understand the logic of it, and it's never explained in the mainstream media. but whe

take a look at this video showing the group thing otis back to safety.n was backpacking with his son when his dog suddenly collapsed. he noticed his paws were bloodied and he couldn't move. people in another camping group gave them a tarp to carry him down the trail but he and his 17-year-old son were struggling. the same group ran into them again and helped, carrying otis four miles back to civilization. no word on otis' current condition. let's hope he's doing okay. >>> you know what else is going on? the final countdown, i know you're excited for the barrie movie. >> i'm wearing my pink. i've got to put my feet like this. >> let's talk about it. it's starring margot robbie as well as ryan gosling and scored 89% on rotten tomatoes. it opens this weekend. at the same time is "oppenheimer." and while one might think the audiences are totally different, the hype is being called barbenheimer and it's exploding. i want you to check out this fan-made t-shirt. many on the internet are reminiscing about another movie, i'm going to take you back a little bit. ♪

once i otis the below the surface, we can already see the 1st roots. a moments of acting is a crop scientist at the live minute center for agricultural landscape research. his team is acutely interested in the chick piece here. legal mean northern lights, so we want to find out if leg goodness can help make agriculture more sustainable and adaptable to climate change and whether they can also have a positive influence on climate change so that it's less extreme. so climate protection, in fact marshall in fact, chick peas and other legumes can contribute so much nitrogen to the soil, thanks to the bacteria on the root nodules that even the next plants growing on the field will benefit. as a result, future crops could need little to no artificial fertilizer. like humans around the cro, known about 2 percent of gym and the crumpling in recent decades. cold grain and rape seat of the come so widespread. the many like items are imported. the above all. so it means the state of mind is the one that's bas, trusting, and us as i'd love to see like you're misca

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but the will, the pressure, i guess, then it'd be, and the otis be on the you when it support a few as well. that certainly is the expectation. but i think we have just seen a reminder where the power really lies. for instance, in persuading tarkey to actually give the green light for sweet us membership of nato. it took a conversation by 2 by then it took a pledge of f sixteens. that's what we're hearing here. so the power silver says, so the e u has a long way to go to actually prove that it can handle its own security, and it has the political clout, it takes to make security policy over a reality. here also in his own backyard, washington correspondent each other, cuz now thank you very much for your take a quick reminder of our top story. you as president obama has said, nato is stronger and more united than ever at the close of the alliance is annual summit speaking in the years i've been physical. thank you very much for joining us here. on the w, the people are fighting over water in the name, the struggle has increasingly fitted herders against farmers. everyone here for this

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. 42 otis another constructed building we are look to purchase for housing. both home key has a set aside competitive for and -- utilizing prop c the match of which woeful have acquisition dollars remain thanksgiving is our strategy with the properties. the bmdzing has amenities we ever looking for in properties. private bathrooms kitchens. out door and indoor community paces and elevator and great prong imity to transportation sxuchl know as mentioned in the previous item have been aggressive with home key grants at the state level. so far awarded 212 million dollars to support the acquisition of sick property in san francisco. this property and the previous item the 7 and eighth home key proposals we are moving and happy to take questions you might have. >> thank you. director cohen. let's more from the bla. we will report -- thank you. >> then let's open this item for public comment. thank you. are there member of the public withhold like to comment for item 2. lineup along the curtain wall. remote members dial star 3 to be added to the speaker queue and w

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here is speaking at the otis redding's induction to the rock and roll hall of fame. >> one of the greatest ever lived, that is including me. and everybody else. jimi hendrix and all of them who have been with me. james brown, the beatles, mick jagger. you remember that. he knows. he was sleeping on the floor. b they didn't have a bed for him. >> he's at the point in his life he sees so many others have benefited from what he started and how he's never received any recognition. never received a grammy at that point in the film. we have all gone on the journey with him. we have seen where that cosmic dust of creativity has landed and influenced others. but we've also seen the lack in many ways that it's given to richard. >> he's owned internal tension between the church in which he was raised and the stage where he could be uninhibited is laid bare in the film. >> my main thing in life is to be a messenger. god loves them. >> he existed in contradiction. he can be openly gay, probably to his circles, it happened for decades. >> there is a pendulum between the sacred. -- community today. >> h

liz: una flamante flota de otis elÉctrico se preparapara un dÍa de trabajo, y diversos tipos de carrodos autobuses que van a una o dos ciudades, la temperatura aquÍ llegarÁ a los 105°. >> estamos resolviendo el asunto de la falta de movilidad. luis: Él es el fundador de el programa para usar autos elÉctricos para proteger el programa —— medio ambiente. >> mis sueÑos que tenga su propia flota de vehÍculos elÉctricos y que haya acceso todos las citas crÍticas que ocupa la familia, sea el doctor, servicios sociales. luis: el programa recibe fondos pÚblicos y privados, el pago no es obligatorio. >> siente la necesidad de ayudar porque ya pasamos por eso, ya vivÍ eso de que no tenÍamos en quÉ modernos. luis: esta comunidad ha encontrado sus propias respuestas. en california, luis, univisiÓn. fÉlix: en unas horas puede haber un nuevo multimillonario en el paÍs asÍ se gana el mega millions que tiene un premio acumulado de $940,000,000. idea: desde mediados de abril ningÚn acosador se ha llevado el premio gordo, las probabilidades de lograrlo desde una en 300 millones. felix: pero alguien se

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higher latasha reports with a general election due next month, rising prices are major concerns of otis, the downtown ends in bobbies capital head out a is we, a lot of small businesses and st traders operate. and we shop as look for bargains despite high inflation and price increases with goods, the official exchange rate, and the official exchange. that's what is tended to happen over the past few months . is that price is different actually been driven by the an official exchange that didn't get some movement. it's also been quite, you know, it's collective and that is also translated into prices, conditions the government blames currency. speculate as for the crashing the value of the isn't bobby dollar, as well as businesses using the black market to price the goods. here's my shopping list, and this is what i bought the basics. so should the flour. well, i've spent $16.00 on these groceries. let's go to a bigger supermarket and find out how much the same items will cost. this is what i bought the same groceries for $31.00 from the store. this is why many, some bobbies, because of

, he is a adult and child psychiatrist who's also in take talk and in new york city, stephanie, my otis, a doctoral candidate in psychology at temple university. i wanted to start with you dr. hahn, you know, like katie, who we saw in that video. so many people are online having these conversations about mental health that includes licensed health professionals like yourself, but also a lot of unlicensed people just talking about their own experiences. why are you on take talking? what do you make of this phenomenon? yeah, i joined take tag in the fall of 2020 as a way to bring some diversity, a perspectives to the mental health content that i was seeing. it was very focused on the, you know, drove centric, traditional ways of psychology and healing and not like representation. of people of global majority and more liberation oriented ways of healing. i'm dr. aspen when you hear that answer. i mean is that why you're using the platform and, and what concerns you the most? so that's great at 1st, it's such a pleasure to be in the room with these 2 individuals on the, on the just to just

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according to the federal security service, ukrainian coordinators had been given him otis as well. the is very minutes. it has carried out several stripes on garza and no cause of his though had been reported that you have said it was funding through 5 massage launch from the area in the city of their old rockets where reports and sets it all under the open areas. is joe claims, it hits how much moves and targets as the group controls the territory. let's just israel's administer of national security search the country citizens to buy weapons for personal protection. the comments followed a terrorist attack instead of a v for a drive around, he's got into a crowd of people allegedly invitation for these really operation in jeanine. it's like it was killed, bypass a by who's on with the best of what i say. this is our policy in the ministry of national security to give the citizens weapons so they defended themselves so it could not deploy a police officer in every cold the but we can distribute the weapons to civilians to defend themselves. i call in all is rarely citizens to own g

otis warren, author one of the earliest histories of the revolution privateering had a tendency to contract the mind and let it just shrink into selfless views and indulgences. totally inconsistent with genuine republicanism. many of the founding fathers, mothers and other elites agreed in principle. i mean, in theory, but in practice, however, many elites had a more complex view of patriotism. one that wasn't based on hewing to republican above all else. the majority of the delegates to congress clearly believed the privateering was a endeavor that served the public good. they made it a major part of america's war effort and strategy, fully aware that it was making some, including a number of them, very rich, had congress deemed the privateering work against the public good. or wasn't annette to the war effort. they could have squashed privateering at any moment, recalled all the letters mark. they never considered possibility. and that's because they didn't view patriotism and the pursuit of profit as mutually exclusive. now the argument that privateers were only in it for money implies t

otis judy marks is doing a remarkable job.k at a 52-week high. and then agco, more feed the world. i like to keep up with it because they understand the problems with ukraine. he's a guy told that 13% of the world's calories are bottled up in grain. once again the reason i think you'll like it, it's a reverse head and shoulders, which happens to be -- >> missed that i have. >> jim, have a great rest of the day. >> thank you you too. >> see you over there a little later at your post for "mad money." >> thank you david, royal caribbean. >> royal caribbean. >> you and i, what do you say? >> never going to happen. >> why not >> you know that it won't happen. >> i know. >> not that i wouldn't want it to we got a lot more after the break on, of course, that big earnings report from meta. stock up 8%. cfo also joining our network later. good night! hey corporate types. would you stop calling each other rock stars? you're a rock star. you are a rock star. rock stars. please! do you know what it takes to be a rock star? i've trashed ho

meanwhile, merchant john hancock, samuel adams and james otis organize a colony wide assembly known as the massachusetts convention of towns, in which paine represents taunton. at their meeting in the old south meeting house. if i can do this, i can't see the rest of my text anyway. they have they have a meeting at the old south meeting house. meanwhile, the soldiers and boston are soon quartered with citizens. it is only a matter of time before british soldiers and local citizens come to blows in late february, a customs informer defending himself from an angry mob fires into the crowd and kills 11 year old christopher cider on a snowy marsh fifth in 1770 in front of the town house, british soldiers fire on unarmed civilians and kill five, including native american black crispus attucks. four days later, samuel adams is colleague william molnar sends a letter to paine in taunton, formerly requesting him to return to boston and lead the prosecute in which he is fully willing to do. he accepts, but first he must attend to a personal matter. marrying sally cobb, who has been carrying his

the otis craft brewery in the country said it is going out of business after 127 years now its workersant to try and salvage number reported closes. the union have gone marise on it -- to try to run it as a employee owned cooperative. they hope to have a response today. a spokesperson told the chronicle a total of two dozens investors have expressed interest in acquiring some or all of the brewery. kumasi: there is more you can learn about the history of anchor brewing and it is part in the bay area beer landscape. have a full look back at the making of me think of anchor brewing throughout the years of right now on abc7news.com/localish. it is extending his feces because of record-breaking snowfall. -- is extending its ski because of record-breaking snowfall. if you're planning to ski, you can do that until august 6. the hours are from 7:30 a.m. until noon because after that time the sun will make the snow to slushy. it is the last ski slope to be open in california. very excited. reggie: they got four times there normal snowfall so it takes time to melt. >> back open by late october?