mark porter. >> yes. >> mark edward porter.n! >> but selling a lot of coins did not prove that marc porter was guilty of murder. remember, mark also had an interest in the queen business. >> the best explanation for that was just simply that these four coins that marc porter had, it was just a coincidence that they happen to be sold the day after the terral was killed. >> still, the police, ibm executive retired school superintendent, and by all appearances, a pillar of the community who is now the prime suspect in the murders of jan and gary terrell. >> i never liked the guy. i didn't trust him. i thought he was something about fake. >> gary's father, larry, always had a bad feeling about mark. , and he was convinced if mark was the killer, the motive was money. >> well, i thought that he was befriending, recruiting and grooming my brother so he could gain access to his money. , and i think over a period of time, he saw jan as an obstacle. >> when jessica heard detectives were looking at mark, she wasn't surprised. >> he didn'

you have to have the navy there and as a result when he talks to officer porter about this, porter is like, really, you want to do this? okay. ly do it but you have to the understand and he tells grant, this, this, this. this is very critical. porter tells grant that if we go south of vicksburg, we will have to run batteries and there's no guaranty that our boats will get passed. porter says i'm going to send the best boatth that i have to knock out, for instance, guns there. i'm not goingng to send just the weakest vessels i have, i'm going to send the best i've got which doesn't leave a lot north of vicksburg. the big thing that porter says all right, grant, if we go south, there's no hope whatsoever of getting vessels back up north of vicksburg. if this option doesn't work, you may be able to pull your army out but we can't get the vessels back up north of vicksburg. 4, 5 or so. if you add that together, if you're going with the current, you will make good speed southward past pittsburgh. but if you try to go up against the current, maybe two knots, you will be sitting ducks. once

you have to have the navy there and as a result, when he talks the flag officer porter about this, porter'se, really you want to do this? okay, i'll do it. but you have to understand it. and he tells grant, this, this, this, this, this very critical, uh, in fact, porter tells grant that if we go south of vicksburg, going to have to run these batteries and there's no guarantee that our boats are even going to get past these big, huge guns. vicksburg if we do get past porter says, i'm going to send the best boats that i have to knock out. for instance, grand gulf the guns there. i'm not going to send just the weakest vessels i have, almost in the best i've got, which doesn't leave a lot north vicksburg. the big thing here, though, is that porter says, all right, grant, if we go south of vicksburg, there is no hope whatsoever of getting the vessels back up north of vicksburg if this option doesn't work, you may be able pull your army out. you know get it out. but we can't get the vessels back up north of vicksburg. and here's the reason. what's the current of the mississippi. five or six knots

and mclaren in that regard between porter and grant.o if you turn that around if it was a different naval commander it would have been grant he may not have been the same relationship back and forth with grant and a different naval commander so there's all those soulmates. navy, army officer, they get along so well and work together so well in tandem and we see the results of it in this very unique and a very, very important campaign against vicksburg. thank you very much. [applause] >>> a five to six minute video addressing one of these questions. in the next 20 years what is the most important change you would like to see in america or over the past 20 years what has been the most important change in america as we do each year we are giving away $100,000 in total prizes with a grand prize of $5,000, and every teacher that has a student to participatein this year's compes the opportunity to share a portion of an additional $50,000. jaary 19, 2024. friday, for information, visit our website at a student cam.org. ♪

matt porter, chief executive _ equal. ok. matt porter, chief executive of _ equal. ok.utive of professional darts corporation, thank you for that. let's look at the markets. a lot of excitement among investors on two fronts. mainly because of that awning or statement from the us federal reserve that interest rates would most likely be coming down next year in the us at least and also there is benson chinese started to chew over. quick look at wall street and how it ended yesterday. you see excitement across the board. that it from me for now. stay with us on bbc news. more coming up in a few minutes. hello. milder weather is set to develop across many parts of the uk over the next couple of days. that mild air spreading from the west — with it, a lot of cloud. yes, there'll be some sunshine, but i think it will often be cloudy. and the further north and west you are, particularly the north—west of scotland, we can expect strong winds and some heavy rain. but for friday, high pressure dominating to the south of us, keeping things mostly dry in southern parts. this warm f

. >> katie porter got 24%. barbara lee got 21% reporter nicky lorenzo sat down with the bay area. congresswoman. >> down one from california is a recognized for a minute and a half. >> 9/14/2001 3 days after the 9.11 terror attacks. oakland congresswoman barbara lee stood before a united body in the house september. 11th changed the world. >> our deepest fears now haunt us. yeah, i'm convinced. that military action will not prevent further acts of international terrorism against the united states. >> she was the lone no vote on the authorization of war at the time she was mocked, ridiculed and threatened. but now more than 20 years later, the once infamous vote by lee is one. she's now praised for. she says that decision to stand up when no one else did along with others during her years in congress is what sets her apart in california's competitive u.s. senate race. but when you look at leadership and when you look at what i have stepped down and others that followed, i think that's a big distinguishing factor. for example. >> no one lived on the global hiv aids pandemic. i went

last cycle, got very close to beating katie porter. now she exits and it will be one of two democrats running against uh- scott baugh in this cycle. so republicans do have a real chance to pick that seat up. the adam schiff seat will be held by democrat. it's a very safe democratic seat that spans from the hollywood hills into glendale, pasadena area. um, and then the, uh, oakland seat, the barbara lee seat that also will be, uh, won by democrat. so it won't really affect the national house picture as much as that orange county seat. that is a competitive area. >> all right, paul mitchell, as always, it's great to talk to you. i'm sure we'll be checking in soon. a reminder you can get our live newscast breaking news, weather and more with our abcvea area streaming tv app but we're just getting started. everything going well? oh yeah. let's take a look at this knee. because it's the work behind the scenes, that truly matters. [ physical therapy staff discusses results ] for your mind. for your body. and for the community. -team! for all

the incomparable billy porter stops by to discuss his documentary short already getting oscar buzz. i'm jonathan capehart, this is the saturday show. the house is officially in rece for the holidays with no plans toreturn before the new year. meanwhile, across the capital, of the senate will reconvene on monday as negotiators trying to reach a deal on immigration which is holding up president biden to critical aid package for ukraine and israel. a senate majority leader, chuck schumer, pledged to hold a vote on the supplemental aid package next week, quote, no matter what. wever, any agreement will still need to make it through the republican-controlled house, which is already facing a lethto do list when lawmakers get back to washington. perhaps the most urgent of the unfinished business, taking action on two looming funding deadlines won on january 19th and another on january 2nd. that leaves speaker mike johnson with little time to develop a compromise with the far right hard-liners in his party before a potential government shutdown. with that deadline quickly approaching it is

i mean, porter. porter had a way of describing people room most assessments. no, i'm despite saying that bragg was not a great tactic or genius. i think an understatement. he excelled in administration. and in the spring of 1863, leonidas polk, who will recur in our story as a villain of course, recommended that bragg become inspector general of the confederacy because of his, quote, peculiar talent for the difficult and disagreeable tasks of organization and discipline. in other words, bryan can organize the materials and army needed, but not convince his officers and soldiers to fight. and i think that's pretty fair, man. i think nowadays historians have a really great appreciation for the part someone like montgomery meggs played and convincing and helping the union war effort, having someone who could manage supplies and logistics do it well is important. and we know one of the huge problems that face the confederates in 1863 and into 64, especially in the western theater, was the inability to get supplies where they needed to go. and maybe if you use some

don't compare me. >> adam schiff or katie porter because i'm a black woman, progressive black woman. so i have to do this differently. when you look at the fact bass. 9 million dollars. opponent mister caruso. a 100 million guess who's mayor of los angeles for inside california politics? i'm nikki laurenzo. >> well, you could become a millionaire if you win tonight's powerball jackpot. it's climbing to 685 million dollars. no one took home the big prize in monday night's drawing. there were 5 winners of smaller cash prizes, including 2 ticket holders in colorado and georgia. 2, 1, 2 million dollars after matching 5 numbers and the power play. >> coming up, big changes could be coming to your utility bills. the potential impact on your wallet. and what san francisco residents are doing to celebrate the beginning of kwanzaa. but first, the new year comes with new laws. what, 2024 out of the store. this just in the search for oakland's next police chief is not ending anytime soon. >> they are shea tells office just confirming with kron 4, she has requested a new list of candidates from

the representative garnered 44% of likely voters support katie porter. received 24% of support while barbara lee got 21% tonight. kron four's giving you glimpses of what you don't see in traditional campaign coverage. all the candidates received the request to participate in this project and we recently sat down with barbara reporter nikki laurenzo has more on the bay area. congresswoman. >> delon from california is a recognized for a minute and a half. >> 9/14/2001 3 days after the 9.11 terror attacks. oakland congresswoman barbara lee stood before a united body in the house september. 11th changed the world. >> our deepest fears now haunts us. yeah, i'm convinced. that military action will not prevent further acts of international terrorism against the united states. >> she was the lone no vote on the authorization of war at the time she was mocked, ridiculed and threatened. but now more than 20 years later, the once infamous vote by lee is one. she's now praised for. she says that decision to stand up when no one else did along with others during her

let's look at porter's our report. he says later in the afternoon, i a report a request from pleasaon to send a division in to support those. beuse burnside and sumner were driving the enemy perfect timing to send troops against lee's center. but between the dispatching and receing of that call, the tide d ttle changed. burnside as his attack had faltered, as had sner. the army was at a stand these are his own words, by the way. i had not the force asked for could not risk the safety of artillery and the center of the line by diminishing my small. he didn't have he believed only 4000 men then in front line and unsupported. there also protecting all the wagons in the area. mcclellan is also to try to defend pitt's fitzjohn porter. the bottom line was you had two divisions here. two of the brigades were sent, another brigade was sent south. there's not a whole lot of fifth corps in the region anyway. it's an opportunity that's lost whatever reason. so finally. okay, fine. the hook hasn't come out yet. finally, the middle

let's look at porter's our report. he says later in the afternoon, i a repo a request from pleasanton to send a division in to support those. because burnsidand sumner were driving the enemy perfect timing to send troops ain lee's center. but between the dispatching and receiving of that call, the tide had battle changed. burnside as his attack had faltered, as had sumner. the army was at a standhe are his own words, by the way. i had not the force asked for could not risk the safety of artillery and the center of the line by diminishing my small. he didn't have he believed only 4000 men then in front line and unsupported. there also protecting all the wagons in the area. mcclellan is also to try to defend pitt's fitzjohn porter. the bottom line was you had two divisions here. two of the brigades were sent, another brigade was sent south. there's not a whole lot of fifth corps in the region anyway. it's an opportunity that's lost whatever reason. so finally. okay, fine. the hook hasn't come out yet. finally, the middle

mcclellan is also to try to defend pitt's fitzjohn porter. the bottom line was you had two divisions here. two of the brigades were sent, another brigade was sent south. there's not a whole lot of fifth corps in the region anyway. it's an opportunity that's lost whatever reason. so finally. okay, fine. the hook hasn't come out yet. finally, the middle crossing. i put that because that's the crossing that lee is going to use to get his three divisions into position on the morning of the 15th and again you're going to have union regulars and of course, artillery batteries and and cavalrymen come over and you're going to have some skirmishing occurring in the center of line, the upper crossing, you know, confederates are going to cross there. but the first, second, sixth and 12th union corps will be using those crossings to engage lee's left flank. and then finally the lower crossings only area where there's actual combat occurring and later to facility date, the attack on the confederate. i have 6 minutes i think, don't i i? okay. does anyone h

don't compare me. >> adam schiff or katie porter because i'm a black woman, progressive black woman. so i have to do this differently. when you look at the fact mayor bass. 9 million dollars. opponent mister 100 million guess who's mayor of los angeles for inside california politics? i'm nikki laurenzo. >> from the biggest trial of the year in south carolina to new accusations in one of the midwest. most shocking murder cases. a lot happened in the world of true crime this year news nation's brian entin takes a look back. >> is there anything you want to hear your surviving family you planned to appeal hour. >> it is the 2023 verdict that sent shockwaves through south carolina after the trial of the century. one slow country royalty. attorney alec murdock, convicted of killing his wife and son guilty verdict signed by the for lady. >> 3 to 23. >> it took the jury and collagen county, south carolina, just 3 hours to deliberate and come to a verdict in the case. even the judge seemed to take it personally and the murder of you. >> wife maggie murdaugh. a sentence you for term of the re

don't compare me. >> adam schiff or katie porter because i'm a black woman, progressive black woman. so i have to do this differently. when you look at the fact bass. 9 million dollars. opponent mister caruso. a 100 million guess who's mayor of los angeles for inside california politics? i'm nikki laurenzo. >> coming up, new laws are underway for the new year to break down what 2024 has in store. and a surprise visit from health and air quality officials in expect inspecting flaring dust releases and bad odors from the martinez refinery. air quality officials paid a surprise visit to the troubled martinez refinery yesterday. >> this comes after several flaring incidents at the refinery that happened in the span of about one year. they resulted in the release of a chemical odor and even started a grass fire kron four's. ken wayne has the details. >> the bay area air quality management district says it's issued almost 50 violation notices against the martinez refinery over the last year, calling violations troubling and unacceptable. the contra costa county health department agrees con

porter um, and even with of the lower officers below. porter a very significant i was just sitting here thinking i was thinking tullahoma as well when he first mentioned that, um, but if i had had another just to keep focus on vicksburg, i'd say grace was right when wayne leads that, that ray. southward into mississippi that, the importance of that and how it knocks pemberton off kilter and um it can't be be i might be the only person in the room who had never seen the horse soldiers and when i read i know i know i know well and so i read jim's book and as a result, the real horse and say, well apparently so he's going call john wayne a fake, you know. but anyway. so i'm a shift position here. so i get out from the crowd just a second. i'll ask the other panelist. i move. i asked him about the relationship between grant and porter. are there other relationships are key in the 63 that did help in the development of events that you think are particularly significant. not brag and pull pull. so i'd like to say justice for william holden it'

well, katie porter received 24% of the votes. >> and while the receipt, 21% kron four's giving you ampse of what you don't see in a traditional campaign coverage. all the candidates received a request to participate in the project. and recently reporter nicky lorenzo spent time in bay area. congresswoman are really >> delon from california is a recognized for a minute and a half. >> 9/14/2001 3 days after the 9.11 terror attacks. oakland congresswoman barbara lee stood before a united body in the house september. 11th changed the world. >> our deepest fears now haunt us. yeah, i'm convinced. that military action will not prevent further acts of international terrorism against the united states. >> she was the lone no vote on the authorization of war at the time she was mocked, ridiculed and threatened. but now more than 20 years later, the once infamous vote by lee is one. she's now praised for. she says that decision to stand up when no one else did along with others during her years in congress is what sets her apart in california's competitive u.s. senate race. but when you look a

don't compare me. >> adam schiff or katie porter because i'm a black woman, progressive black woman. so i have to do this differently. when you look at the fact mayor bass. 9 million dollars. opponent mister 100 million guess who's mayor of los angeles for inside california politics? i'm nikki laurenzo. >> kron 4 is the place to be on new year's eve starting at 9 o'clock. we're live in las vegas counting down the next year and every time zone. >> then at 11, 30 join grant lotus and justine waltman for the bay area's only live and local new year's show. >> the spectacular fireworks over the it all starts at 9 o'clock on new year's eve right here on kron 4. >> are you struggling to get a new name for you, newborn baby? well, here's a list of names that you should not think about with your babies because they're not popular anymore. a reddit user combined data to find formerly popular names that people just don't use anymore. top of the list about this i'm kind of offended wonka the movie, right? what you're talking about, whether there's going to be a resurgence. i think that hasn't. y

not porter or levy. it's republican and former dodger and padres player steve garvey reporter frank buckley spent some time with the former baseball star. >> steve garvey was a champion on the baseball field was game bases loaded. we've got a ground out that took us to a new york and the 81 world series, which we beat the yankees in 5 games. but will the dodgers legend to be a winner on election day? garvey is now running as a republican for u.s. senate and he is rising in the polls. this one from politico has garvey in second place among the candidates at 19% behind the front runner, the democratic representative adam schiff, who is at 28%. it's the first poll showing garvey ahead of democratic representatives, katie porter and barbara lee. i always say one of the one of the things convinced me to run was 2 giant fans coming up on our shopping street here and saying garver hit the dodgers were going to vote for you. and i thought, well, that's a start. garvey is now traveling portions of the state and c

that's my thoughts or you think your kid is 2 different, risky, irresponsible, reasonable stopping porter? i want my son to become a dr. joe in the cloud. it's time to, to get your generation with a sleep asked and then when generations flash starts. january 14th on dw says, kind of funny, it feels like therapy. the, my name is the, the, and the mexican conducted the great musicians and friends from all over the world. the today were in mexico city in my hometown, and we're about to meet with one of my favorite musicians. the that is the person i know who knows the most about the mexican song, especially the level the throw by you've got they got and the difference falls. music of each area and region of mexico. and tonight he has the show at the depth, or let's do that and we're going to sneaking back stage to see what he's doing right before the show and see what he has to share with the lady who has confirmed that music. i cannot state that the story he went to do this. you look at the front desk and getting the u. s. one the most because mass compared to spectrum of school is going we

we have heard from the east bay congresswoman barbara lee and katie porter. >> and now we're taking a look at republican and former dodger and padres player steve garvey. frank buckley reports. >> steve garvey was a champion on the baseball field was game bases loaded. we've got a ground out that took us to a new york and the 81 world series, which we beat the yankees and in 5 games. but will the dodgers legend to be a winner on election day? garvey is now running as a republican for u.s. senate and he is rising in the polls. this one from politico has garvey in second place among the candidates that 19% behind the front runner, the democratic representative adam schiff, who is at 28%. it's the first poll showing garvey ahead of democratic representatives, katie porter and barbara lee. i always say one of the one of the things convinced me to run was 2 giant fans coming up. mine are chopping street here and saying garber hated the dodgers were going to vote for you. and i thought, well, that's a start. garvey is now traveling portions of the state and campaigning in earnest. but what

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to do that, these are porter, karen burkett joined us from the taylor district of germany state of lower saxony and gave us an update on the situation. they're in a little hamlets just to situated on the banks of the other river and the normally green fields behind me completely swamped. and they have been since, since a police christmas the, it's a small farming community and the people that have come out to speak to me and said they've never seen the highest high watermark quite as high as this. they were coming out to the bridge, which is just of camera. and they were looking to see if the water levels had dropped, which thankfully they had a good $0.50. but it's still very concerning full communities that are situated the long low line areas of tribute to tributaries like the other river. and they are watching the skies very closely. they also, you know, just keeping an eye on the, the, what all the deflect defenses. but, but ultimately that's a some good news is that the, the water levels have dropped. that's where we're at. so i will keep you posted with any updates there to, for n

housing units. bugging is also searched in north and gaza and you're up to date for to stay tuned for porter is up next, looking at the continued legacy of india's 1984 chemical plants disaster that's after a short break there until through and thank you very much for joining us, the name is the calls back said wow, thank you so much for joining in. welcome to don't hold bad. a lot of people do that. it's all about saying it's loud. as would have been nosy bay, like good everyone to king, to check out the award winning called called the called back. the vibrant habits under listening place of loan in the mediterranean sea saying this, amazon and jeff are up to coming to us exploring motor lodge styles to amy and admitted to a man jenny this week on dw the, it almost 40 years ago. this factory who bought in india had a leak that's released tons of poisonous gas. you'll get it. yeah. for those who failed, never got up on it and everyone was just asking for one thing. god give us death or i'll give us the results lead to us apply of toxic water, which is still affecting no clothes, kind of run

who is the director, porter ceo, you major tech company. >> he forced into slave contract. never miles cooley is the victim's attorney. he says lang manipulated his client to sign these contracts shown in the lawsuit. the contract states that this system can never refuse having with the ceo and that she must wear a slave collar. the lawsuit also says lang took around the world and sold her for under the guise. >> of various trips for trade shift business. it was a very traumatic experience for her. and took her a long time to get out sort of the dark places that it took in the lawsuit. cooley says executives at trade chip knew about the abuse but allowed it to go on for years. just mister lang, it's it's the corporate >> proxies in the corporate time supporters that he's had over a period of years that sort of unable kron 4 reached out to lang who did not respond for comment. trade denies allegations in the claim but says lang was dismissed for gross misconduct after becoming aware of serious allegations of assault in san francisco, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> berkeley

a delegation responsibility right along the blocks porter with russia. the i'm out of here. moment welcome to the show is really forces have intensified their attacks on the gaza strip, killing thousands of civilians, israel's military campaign against him, us, which is considered a terrorist group by the us on the you is gradually shifting to the side of the strip where hundreds of thousands of displaced, pulse to needs have fled. a warning this report contains some graphic images, a forensics search full survive of the aftermath of an issue. strike on an apartment in process in kansas. sell an engine baby to is among those clues from the ric inch to risk you is race to hospital. the width of the injured children are rising. the we escape from northern gather and a standing at my sister's house. we came here to rosa and then they hit the neighbor's house which collapsed on to us. we came from the north because they said we'd be safe here. i wish we'd been much, they hadn't least hadn't come here. move an easy to seem to have guns. i estimated to being f

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hand are saying that in fact, this reform will only serve to make in some ways the situation of the porters worse . now that you mentioned earlier that there was some disco, the country such as hungry have always refused to take in migraines, all pay money to other countries. how did they come on board? well, they simply didn't come on board. that's because, unlike in some, is policy areas which required unanimous backing of all the u. member states. this area migration asylum policy only requires what's called a qualified majority. so most new countries representing the majority of the population. and what that means is that during the road recruiting the st hungry for example, simply refusing to implement this reform and ending up ending taken to court by the european commission we have seen that happen in the past. so that's just one idea of the kind of political roadblocks which may late had here. okay, splendid rosie budget in brussels there. thank you very much, rosie tom. now to have a look at some of the of the new stories making headlines today. its hopes that growing for another s

indeed jonathan porter's good. he's porter's there very good.hat said, but checked up on what i said, but i stand by what i said. take back control of the borders. you get the you higher wage growth the you get higher wage growth for workers. that's how for british workers. that's how we feel. better off anyway , we all feel. better off anyway, time we've got to go to the break. coming up after the break, we have got a huge, huge illegal working scandal here in the uk that i am going to raise the uk that i am going to raise the lid on. don't go anywhere. it's radio. >> welcome back, my friends. well, that was a spicy debate with jonathan porter's lots more to come up. so so how often do you get a sort of convenience delivery by someone on a motorbike or a bike or a fast food or a pizza and if you do get those, how often do you check that actually the person delivering it is the same as you were told on your app, on your mobile phone or your ipad? i suspect not. a lot . well, the suspect not. a lot. well, the answer is, folks, between 40 and 50%

indeed jonathan porter's good. he's porter's there very good.hat said, but checked up on what i said, but i stand by what i said. take back control of the borders. you get the you higher wage growth the you get higher wage growth for workers. that's how for british workers. that's how we feel. better off anyway , we all feel. better off anyway, time we've got to go to the break. coming up after the break, we have got a huge, huge illegal working scandal here in the uk that i am going to raise the uk that i am going to raise the lid on. don't go anywhere. it's radio. >> welcome back, my friends. well, that was a spicy debate with jonathan porter's lots more to come up. so so how often do you get a sort of convenience delivery by someone on a motorbike or a bike or a fast food or a pizza and if you do get those, how often do you check that actually the person delivering it is the same as you were told on your app, on your mobile phone or your ipad? i suspect not. a lot . well, the suspect not. a lot. well, the answer is, folks, between 40 and 50%

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