robinson. >> and i said, "okay, put that puppy on page one." >> robinson is a suspected serial killernvestigators believe may have victims dating back to 1984. >> this was like the nightmare that kansas city didn't know they had. there were bodies, but no one knew they were there. he had hidden them. >> robinson's connected to all these missing women. >> including 19-year-old lisa stasi. >> all these women start disappearing that are involved with john robinson. but then there's lisa stasi, and it's a whole different story because she has this 4-month-old baby that vanishes. >> lisa stasi and her baby, tiffany. >> tiffany and her mother lisa disappeared in 1985 shortly after meeting john e. robinson. >> 19-year-old lisa stasi and her daughter tiffany have been missing for more than 15 years now. >> you think every day, where is lisa stasi? then, there's the baby. what happened to the baby? >> i think everyone that's associated with this investigation wants to know if tiffany stasi is still out there, if she's still alive, and if so, where? >> we had several tips that came in after the

national book festival and another call-in opportunity with author sharon robinson. her book, child of a dream, enemy more of 1963. miss robinson, where were you living living and what was life like. >> we were living in stand -- stanford, connection and a house on six acres and a lake and rounds by woods so we had the privacy my parents were seeking. it was in a predominantly white community in northern stanford. so integrated our neighborhood and our school. >> i did want to ask that question. how many black people were living in stanford, california, in 1963? >> well, it was north stanford so that's -- mad mow -- had more land it and was our family. in '63 may have been more. may have been two or three. in that section of the south. very much signature segregated ourselves in stanford, connecticut. >> host: what would you. at that segregation, one of the fee african-americans. >> guest: i remember in elementary school children asking me if i bathed and me feeling very insecure, very shy, not -- didn't speak at all. i wouldn't ask questions. i wouldn't wear my glas

he was named jac chuck robinson, junior. there was no a hiding place. he acted out as an early age and also didn't have the confidence you get from begins successful in school. he was a very good baseball player but he couldn't be himself, he was constantly being compared to say he dropped out of the bath and struggled in school, finally dropped out, went to vietnam, came through addiction, came out of it and got in a car accident so it was a very hard year for my family. in my book 1963, we are just beginning to see how his adolescence and how traumatic it was on the family as well. when i wrote the first scene of the book, which is my birthday, january 13, 1963, i wrote it and everybody was home. my dad was home, my brother was home. i thought wait a minute, and i go back and do my research. .. >> and a businessman so he is an incredible man and my mother and i used to travel to see him and is not an independent farmer but it goes back to how we were raised finding work that you love and it shows that kind of work. >> the next call is from maryland to

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now, robinson has also taken issue with her pay. but in de niro's lawsuit, he says she was paid generously, up to $300,000 in 2019. robinson resigned in april over email, describing the work environment as unbearable. david? >> all right, linsey, thank you. >>> when we come back here tonight, news this evening about the deadly eee scare with mosquitos. now a grandfather the latest victim. we'll tell you where. >>> and there's news coming in on rod stewart tonight. the big surprise. aim to say that more with aimovig. a preventive treatment for migraine in adults that reduces the number of monthly migraine days. for some, that number can be cut in half or more. don't take aimovig if you're allergic to it. allergic reactions like rash or swelling can happen hours to days after use. common side effects include injection site reactions and constipation. aim to be there more. talk to your doctor about aimovig. - [narrator] do you remember that day? that day you met your hero? - ms. bird, do you think i could be a champion like you? - of c

no control, much to the regret of linda robinson. i am speechless.i use it all the time to update myself on the news, travel and weather. i far prefer it to the actual news because i can choose which articles i look at. it is more organised than the website news and a much more peaceful experience than the 24 a much more peaceful experience than the 2a hours news channel, where there are several banners with different headlines as well as the presenter is speaking. have you canvassed your audience about all this or am canvassed your audience about all this orami canvassed your audience about all this or am i the only person in the uk using the red button news? well, linda, you are certainly not the only one. we have heard similar sentiments from a number of red button users since the decision was announced a couple of weeks ago. this was the response from a bbc spokesperson... finally, back to borisjohnson, who was again at the centre of events on wednesday's news at six presented by george ali guy. in a moment we will speak to our europe editor in b

. >> reporter: graham chase robinson, a former assistant for robert de niro, is fighting back with a $12 million lawsuit against the oscar-winning actor, alleging gender discrimination. her attorneys posting this voicemail from 2012 she claims is from de niro berating her for not answering his call. >> you're living in spain, and you're [ bleep ] upset with me, because you tell me how nice you have it, your life over there and then you [ bleep ] don't answer my calls. >> reporter: in her lawsuit robinson alleges the actor would ask her to scratch his back and button his clothes even as she rose through the ranks of his production company. >> how dare you [ bleep ] disrespect me, how much you did. you want [ bleep ] another position, you want another position. than say you want another position and go off somewhere, but don't [ bleep ] get angry with me. >> reporter: the lawsuit comes more than a month after de niro's company sued robinson for $6 million, claiming robinson rang up hundreds of thousands of dollars of personal expenses on a company card and spent astro no, ma'am call am

[cheers and applause] robinson!ct that this year alone, 18 transgender women of color have been murdered. >> countless more of my trans brothers and sisters have survived brutal attacks. it is something important to me, with many in my community wondering, am i next? >> tonight. >> my name is malaysia. >> the story of malaysia booker, an out and proud trans wom wom m brutall

graham chase robinson says de niro subjected her to sexist and harassing comments as she rose up the ranks of his production company. her lawsuit includes a voice mail from seven years ago which robinson claims is de niro berating her for not answering his call. >> you're living in spain and you are [ bleep ] upset with me because you tell me how nice you have it, your life over there then you don't answer my [ bleep ] call. how dare you disrespect me, how much you did. you want [ bleep ] another position. you want another position, then go off somewhere, but don't get [ bleep ] angry with me. >> robinson is seeking $12 million. her case follows a lawsuit filed by de niro's company which claims robinson charged hundreds of thousands of dollars of personal expenses on a company card. it also claims robinson spent hours binge-watching netflix at work. >>> some tough times at "sports illustrated." the owner of the magazine has reportedly laid off nearly half the staff as it reorganizes. more than 40 people were expected to lose their jobs at the magazine. >>> well, on thursday night foo

maurice robinson is accused of being part of a global network of people—smugglers.ts. the prime minister and the chief constable remembering the 39 people who died in the refrigerated trailer at a simple ceremony in grays, in essex today. in the book of condolence, boris johnson wrote that the whole world had been shocked by the tragedy and said the government would do everything in its power to bring the perpetrators to justice. a message the chief constable repeated. we will continue to try to bring justice for these families to bring these people, put them in front of the courts to answer for their crimes, wherever they might be. at chelmsford magistrates, in front of the world's press, the first person to be accused was in court. 25—year—old maurice robinson, of craigavon in northern ireland, appeared by video link from grays police station. the list of charges he faces includes 39 of manslaughter. he is accused of killing an unknown person one, because no victim has been identified yet, through to an unknown person 39. he is also accused of people trafficking o

chase robinson is his former assistant. vice president of production at his finance and company canal productions. she filed a $12 million lawsuit against the star she claims he would unleash joint tirades against her in which he denigrated be rated bullied and hurled expletives.>>> he filed a $6 million lawsuit against robinson several weeks ago. claiming she misappropriated hundreds of thousands of dollars. and loafed during working hours ninja washing tv shows on netflix. robinson's attorney said the narrows lawsuit is an act of intimidation. >>> he did attempt to quit multiple times. mr. dinero responded by promising things would get better. and threatening her. if she left. >>> robinson resigned from canal productions in april. an attorney for robert de niro tell cbs news her allegations are beyond absurd. >>> is not your typical turkey hunt. california volunteers trying to save an unlucky bird carrying around an arrow. >>> announcer: time magazine reports: "the new american addiction. how juul hooked kids and ignited

chase robinson filed her $12 million lawsuit yesterday.r winner sued robinson for $6 million after she stopped working for his production company. jericka duncan is here with the story. jericka, there are big allegations on both sides. what are they saying? >> yes, there are. deniro is accusing her of misappropriating money. she claims the 76-year-old made sexually charged comments and often spoke to her in a demeaning way. she's backing up those allegations with a voice mail that appears to have come in deniro. >> people don't respect him. they fear him. >> award-winning actor robert deniro, best known for his violent and abrasive roles in movies. >> are you stupid or what? did you hear what i said? >> is facing accusations of verbal harassment and discrimination from a former female employee who worked for the star for more than a decade. chase robinson, deniro's former assistant at his company filed a $12 million lawsuit against the star. in it she claims deniro would unleash drunk tirades against her in which he denigrated, berated, bu

but it was a very short hearing only 5 minutes in length as you mentioned morse robinson also known as mo robinson appeared via live video link up from an undisclosed location he was wearing a gray sweatshirt and he spoke a couple of times to confirm his his name his date of birth and his address and address in county in northern ireland and then came the charges 39 counts of manslaughter also other charges involving conspiracy to traffic people immigration violations and also money laundering know a publication for bail was made but the prosecution did believe that should be requested that it should be denied over fears that the defendant could potentially obscure and all of that means that morris robinson remains in custody to his next hearing on november the 25th the central criminal court also known as the old bailey in central london if of course he pleads guilty there then sentencing will be arranged if he pleads not guilty at the magistrate here then confirm for the trial will begin next year. thank you. the protests in haiti's capital calling for the president to resign as resu

abruptly resigned from there in april and an attorney for dee narrow says robinson's allegations are "beyond absurd." >> the jobs report for september, unemployment fell to 3.5%. 136,000 jobs last month. >>> stocks are higher following this report as we take a look at the big board. the dow is up more than 280 points. stocks finishing up strong. tech stocks leading the way today. bank and healthcare stocks are also up. >> stocks are up and temperatures are going up mary. >> that is right michelle and kenny. temperatures are on the rise, a warm in store for us starting today through the weekend. gorgeous weather as we look ahead to saturday and sunday and even for today, as well. here is a live look looking south with blue skies and temperatures on the rise here 70 in concord. 68 livermore, 62 san francisco, 67 in san jose and 70 for santa rosa. well with high pressure building in, an offshore wind, temperatures rising and our high fire danger. extreme fire danger for the mountains and red flag warning in affect from saturday even until sunday morning with north easterly winds 10 to 2

af r epde r>> niro's company sued robinson for $6 million claiming robinson rang up hundreds of thousandsnt astronomical amounts of time binge watching netflix during work hours. de niro's attorneys calling robinson's accusations beyond absurd. robinson has taken issue with his pay, but in de niro's lawsuit he says she was paid generously, as much as $300,000 in 2019. robinson said she was forced to resign over email back in april describing the work environment as unbearable. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to linsey. >>> you can add claims of reprehensible behavior during a deposition to antonio brown's ledger. >> the free agent nfl wide receiver is being sued for allegedly causing nearly $100,000 in damages to a condo last year. the plaintiff's attorneys say brown showed up late, erupted in tirades, used profane language during a deposition last month. they want him hit with financial sanctions. this case is not connected to brown's civil lawsuit for rape. >>> when we come back, why taylor swift cried over a banana. >> interesting. and the 7-year-old rap star. "the skin

so yet again come up maurice robinson has been charged with 39 cou nts robinson has been charged with of manslaughter and conspiracy to traffic people and thatis conspiracy to traffic people and that is over the lorry trailer deaths in grays in essex and essex police have confirmed those charges. viewers are bbc one willjoin us shortly with a write up for the news today but before that... there have been more violent clashes in iraq today despite protest leaders agreeing to pause demonstrations to give the government time to find solutions to their demands. the bbc understands two people have been killed and more than two dozen injured across the country today. yesterday, at least 50 people were killed and 2000 others were injured after security forces used live rounds and tear gas against demonstrators. the protests began three weeks ago against corruption, lack ofjobs and economic hardship. the iraqi prime minister has refused to step down but promised to reshuffle his cabinet. dr renad mansour, project director of the iraq initiative at chatham house, said the protesters' ultimate

an attorney for de niro says that robinson's allegations are beyond absurd. >>> if you're looking foromething to get out and do this weekend, we've got a look at the big events happening coming up. >>> this local community senator and how one man is serving others. >>> but first you will meet a pet of the week and find out how you can make them part of your family. the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. to craig, this rock. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything to preserve and protect them. with love, california. >>> a week long expedition studying the northern california ocean depths from the bay area. you can watch it as it is happening. these are images from our camera showing the nautilus setting off on his voyage yesterday. the plan is for scientists to study the coral beds off the coast of sonoma and mendocino counties. if you'd like to join and there is a link on our website at www.kpix.com . >>> it may be the quickest way to get around the bait this weekend. >> hundreds of thousands of people will be headed t

the headlines at 6pm: police charge maurice robinson with the manslaughter of 39 people found dead inside a lorry in essex. he's also been charged with conspiracy to traffic people. four other people remain in custody as police appeal for anyone concerned about family members to get in touch. if you come into us, we will do everything we can to put our arm around you and take you through this process, identify as quickly as possible to see whether or not we do indeed have one of your loved ones involved in this tragic incident. one of the most authoritative and famous victories in english rugby history! england reach the final of the rugby world cup with a stunning win against defending champions new zealand in yokohama. that's how we thought they were going to play and we hoped they'd play, and they did. the dup leader arlene foster vows to keep opposing borisjohnson‘s brexit deal unless changes are made. we will not give support to the government when we believe they are fundamentally wrong and acting in a way that is detrimental to northern ireland and taking us in the wrong direction.

maurice robinson appeared by video link. he spoke to confirm his name, his age and his address, and the fact that he is british. he faces 39 cou nts that he is british. he faces 39 counts of manslaughter. he is also charged with conspiracy to traffic people, conspiracy to assist unlawful immigration and money—laundering. he was not required to enter a plea today. there was no application for bail. there was no application for bail. thejudge said he there was no application for bail. the judge said he should next appear infour the judge said he should next appear in four weeks. the 25th of november. that will be at the old bailey where he is excited to be given a chance to indicate a plea. thejudge that if he chooses them to plead not guilty, he will be tried in the new year. there are three other people currently who have been arrested in connection with this case. all three have been released on bail. they are from either the irish republic or the —— northern ireland. a fourth person was arrested in dublin on saturday in co

the headlines at 8pm. (00v)police charge lorry driver maurice robinson with the manslaughter of 39 people, found dead inside a trailer in essex. he's also been charged with conspiracy to traffic people. the arrest comes as police appeal for anyone concerned about family members, to get in touch. do we have your loved one? one of the... england reach the final of the rugby world cup — with a stunning win against defending champions new zealand in yokohama. that's how we thought i would play and we hope they would play and they did. everything the dup leader, everything arlene foster, vows to keep opposing borisjohnson‘s brexit deal unless changes are made. we will not give support to the government when we believe they are behaving fundamentally wrong. millions of californians face having their power cut, as the state battles a surge in wildfires. and coming up in half an hour, talking movies looks at the reworking of the david copperfield story. police have charged a man with 39 counts of manslaughter and conspiracy to traffic people, after 39 bodies were discovered in a refrigerated lorr

it was quite stunning. >> eugene robinson, thank you very much for joining us tonight.ciate it. >> good to be here zbl. >>> and now for tonight's "last word." >> i'm hoping that all of us can get back to this democracy that we want and that we should be passing on to our children so that they can do better than what we did. when we're dancing with the angels, the question will be asked, in 2019, what did we do to make sure we kept our democracy intact? >> the honorable elijah cummings gets tonight's "last word." >>> "the 11th hour with brian williams" starts now. >> the breaking news we're covering here tonight with "the new york times" reporter who broke it. while some had passed it off as a right-wing fantasy, trump's man, a.g. bill barr has seen to it that the justice department's investigation into the origins of the trump russia probe is now real enough to impanel a grand jury, issue subpoenas, file charges and make arrests. and the timing remains interesting as the democrats narrow in on potential impeachment charges now that they have a mountain of evidence. >>>

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de niro made numerous comments to miss robinson that were vulgar or inappropriate.escription. >> reporter: she claims the film star treated her as an office wife subjecting her to unwanted physical contact, forcing her to perform domestic tasks like scratching his back and buttoning his shirts. robinson's suit comes after r laing thnopany first sued h hundreds of thousands of dollars of company funds. millions of frequent flier miles for her personal use and loafed during work hours binge-watching astounding hours of tv shows on netflix. now, robinson's team denies all the claims in de niro's company's lawsuit alleging it was meant to intimidate her after her attorney warned de niro's lawyer that she was going to be making legal claims including discrimination. de niro calls all of her allegations beyond absurd. but, anyway, all the dirty laundry being aired publicly. >> literally. all right, thank you, amy. coming up, everybody, "play of the day." this friday. ♪ hey, ma, look, i made it fight for first dances fight for blast offs fight for piggyback rides fight for

maurice robinson has beenan charged withaughter, money-laundering, and other crimes. daniel sandford reports. daniel: the prime minister and the chief constable remembering the 39 people who died in a refrigerated trailer at a civil simple ceremony in essex today. or the book of condolence, johnson wrote that the whole world had been shocked by the would do everything in its power to bring the perpetrators to justice, a message the chief constable repeated. >> we will continue to bring justice for these families, to bring these people in frt of the courts to answer for their crimes, whatever they might be. er daniel: the firstn to the accused was in court. 25-year-old maurice robinson of northern ireland appeared by video link from a police station. he faces 39 charges of manslaughter. no victim has been formally identifi yet. the charges list them as unknown person one through to 9.known person he is also accused of people trafficking over an 11-month period. vee hearing lasted barely minutes. at the j end, the distrige told maurice robinson he would be remaining in

maurice robinson also faces people trafficking offences. as police work to identify the victims, families in vietnam say they fear the worst. translation: he was on that truck. all 39 are dead, and he must be one of them. he's gone now. we'll bring you all the latest. also tonight: england storm to their first final in 12 years in the rugby world cup, overcoming the reigning champions, new zealand. and the democratic unionists tell borisjohnson they won't support him unless he renegotiates his brexit deal with the eu. good evening. police have charged a man with 39 counts of manslaughter and conspiracy to traffic people, after 39 bodies were discovered in a refrigerated lorry container in essex. maurice robinson, the 25—year—old driver, will appear at chelmsford magistrates‘ court on monday. four others remain in police custody. severalfamilies in vietnam have contacted the bbc, fearing relatives are among the dead. jon donnison is at grays police station, in essex, this evening. well, this investigation may be centred here in essex, but it

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maurice robinson is accused of being part of a global network of people—smugglers.nister visited the scene were the bodies were found, and left flowers in memory of those who died, as our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford reports. the prime minister and the chief constable remembering the 39 people who died in the refrigerated trailer at a simple ceremony in grays in essex today. in the book of condolence, boris johnson wrote that the whole world had been shocked by the tragedy and said the government would do everything in its power to bring the perpetrators to justice. a message the chief constable repeated. we will continue to try to bring justice for these families to bring these people, put them in front of the court to answer for their crimes, wherever they might be. at chelmsford magistrates, in front of the world's press, the first person to be accused was in court. 25—year—old maurice robinson of craigavon in northern ireland, appeared by video link from grays police station. the list of charges he faces includes 39 of manslaughter. he is accused o

maurice robinson, the 25—year—old driver, will appear in court on monday. police custody. several families in vietnam have contacted the bbc, fearing relatives are among the dead. jon donnison reports. 25—year—old maurice robinson, from northern ireland. arrested on wednesday, he's now facing multiple charges, including 39 counts of manslaughter, conspiracy to traffic people, and money laundering. he was the driver of the lorry. detectives say identifying those who died will take time, but the focus is now on the vietnamese community. i've met with the vietnamese ambassador and we are building a really good and rapid rapport. but underlying all that, of course, we don't know exactly the nationality of our individuals, but at the moment, i'm going to focus and engage as much as i possibly can within the vietnamese community. in vietnam, the family of nguyen dinh tu is already grieving. he was trying to reach the uk, while his wife and young son stayed behind at home. his father said he feels certain his son was inside the lorry. translation: he was on that t

his dead inside its trailer. name is maurice robinson.

his lawyer described robinson's claims as "beyond absurd".rendum on welsh independence within a decade, and sees the nation's future as a member of the eu. adam price told his party's annual conference in swansea that they need to look beyond brexit, and offered disillusioned voters a new political home. wales will live and thrive as a european nation, or it will die as a british backwater. that is the choice we face, and on that choice, our fate depends. meanwhile, the green party have gathered in newport with their co—leader, jonathan bartley, opening the party conference. during his speech, mr bartley stated the green party would abolish the home office, before setting out the party's position on a second brexit referendum. we may disagree with those on the other side of the debate over europe. we may disagree with the corruption of the referendum. but that is not a reason to ignore and sideline those who voted to leave. applause we have always said that the referendum must be the start, not the end, of a democratic process. if we want to

maurice robinson is facing charges of manslaughter, conspiracy to traffic people and money laundering collecting dna from people who fear their relatives are among those who died. instagram has told the bbc it's extending a ban on graphic posts to include material about self harm and suicide — including pictures, drawings and cartoons. it's the company's latest response to public concern over the death of 14—year—old molly russell, who took her own life in 2017 after viewing such content. her father ian has called on the company to speed up the changes. in a few minutes, victoria will be speaking to ian, as well as social media users, about the move. allies of the united states have warned that the fight against the islamic state group is not yet over, in spite of the death of its leader, abu bakr al—baghdadi. president emmanuel macron said the raid was a blow to the group and that france would continue to work towards is‘s definitive defeat. britain described it as an important moment but not the end of the organisation. there have been further reports that another senior leader of t

maurice robinson appears in court, charged with the manslaughter of 39 people found dead in a refrigeratedessex. instagram to ban drawings of self—harm and suicide — after 14—year—old molly russell took her own life wildfires whipped up by fierce winds continue to sweep california — the authorities declare a statewide emergency more to come — if you thought england's performance couldn't get any better at the world cup — coach eddiejones says, yes, it will and coming up on bbc news, booed by his own fans and now criticised for his reaction, arsenal capital granit xhaka is asked to apologise for his behaviour during the draw with crystal palace. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the eu has extended the deadline for brexit — meaning the uk will not now leave this thursday, as promised repeatedly by the prime minister. eu leaders have put forward a "flextension" — making the new deadline the end of january 2020 — but meaning that brexit could happen before then if parliament approves a deal. mps will vote later on boris johnson's plan for a general election on december 12 — w

maurice robinson is accused of being part of a global network of people—smugglers. visited the scene were the bodies were found and left flowers in memory of those who died. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford reports. the prime minister and the chief constable remembering the 39 people who died in the refrigerated trailer at a simple ceremony in grays, in essex today. in the book of condolence, boris johnson wrote that the whole world had been shocked by the tragedy and said the government would do everything in its power to bring the perpetrators to justice. a message the chief constable repeated. we will continue to try to bring justice for these families to bring these people, put them in front of the court to answer for their crimes, wherever they might be. at chelmsford magistrates, in front of the world's press, the first person to be accused was in court. 25—year—old maurice robinson, of craigavon in northern ireland, appeared by video link from grays police station. the list of charges he faces includes 39 of manslaughter. he is accused of killin

the driver of the lorry has been named locally in northern ireland a 25—year—old mo robinson.eing questioned on suspicion of murder. this matter has attracted national and international interest and it is imperative that the operation is conducted with the utmost respect for the 39 people who have lost their lives. grays is at the centre of a huge haulage network. lorry stopped overnight with people coming out of them. some here are shocked but not surprised. this cabbie says he and his collea g u es this cabbie says he and his colleagues are often approached by desperate people. they come up, they can't speak english. they hand you a phone, you speak to someone on the other end and they ask you to take them to an address. it is normally by london. i have seen six people getting out of the back of a lorry in the same location. this man didn't want to be identified. my best friend has seen people running out of a lorry and scattering in all directions. he walks past the place where the lorry was found most mornings. everybody has had an experience that i know, especially in tha

so, mr robinson has been held in custody since wednesday, when he was arrested.his morning, he is 25 years old and from craigavon in northern ireland. he is accused of several counts of money—laundering, people trafficking and 39 counts of manslaughter. three other people have been bailed. now, a significant development today from the belgian authorities. you'll remember there has been an international manhunt since last wednesday for the lorry driver who took that container to zeebrugge port where he got on a ferry then came across to the uk. the belgian authorities believe they have traced that man. he was actually arrested in dublin on saturday, as he got off a ferry from france. he went to court on unrelated matters, and has been remanded in custody until wednesday. what we know about him, he is 23 years old, he is from northern ireland and that court case i was telling you about, the court was told that he had been in france for three days. before he came back to the republic of ireland, he had disposed of his mobile phone. police here say that man is a pers

the businessman is charged with killing le morris robinson wednesday outside of the store, accordingice i don't. >>want to minimize the charge against him in any way shape or form, but he did not invite trouble into his life that day. he went to work the way he goes to work every day. >>the affidavit reveals 4 different witnesses pointed to call as the shooter killing robinson as he fled the store with the stolen chainsaw in hand. call to turning mark menzler argued his client was fearful for his safety during the incident but would not say if there was a confrontation between called and robinson metzler also disputed the facts of the case as stated in the affidavit. only called family and friends were in court friday morning. prosecutors were unable to reach robinson's family to let them know what started off as an arraignment turned into a bond hearing called the turney says in time his side of what happened we'll come out here in this courtroom were dealing with whether or not my client broke the law. >>and i think when it comes out you're going to see but the evidence is not what

back for round two are tim robinson and tim alberta.ugene, thank you for writing about this topic. i've been thinking about this week. perfect phone call to me? it's arby's. we made too many roast beef sandwiches. get down here and help us. that's a perfect one. but no one describes phone calls as perfect. >> no. no one does. and thus it's memorable when somebody does, and when somebody does it -- >> he branded it. >> over and over again. he's branding it. this is something he's good at, right? look at all the buildings that other people built and owned around new york that he had his name on. he is good at branding. >> he owns joe biden's story in ukraine now. >> exactly, exactly. it's donald trump's one great talent. it's amazing that people don't recognize that and realize that if you want to get your message out, you have to get out there. you have to -- you have to play on that terrain, and you to define the playing field or he will. and he will define it to his advantage. >> hey, tim, you're well sourced within the pence team of v

s katie hopkins and tommy robinson . have been the bright can't tell me roberts. and he who is a commentator who was once the founder of the english defense league has reported on you know muslim great and uses that have of terminology why one narrative was altogether deleted and replaced by another right after they came back last classic or here in canada there is content showing the trouble with faith called you talking about there was a conspiracy the government was hiding the fact that it was a muslim shooter who did this really trying to sort of create a whole other alternate universe of information. fake goldy proved to be too radical even for the rebels the coverage of a white supremacist rally in charlottesville america and to follow up interview with a new nazi website the day stormer got her fine setting off a domino effect one co-founder quit and a host of contributors backed away. so it was kind of a moment for them and looked like they were falling apart because they had lost in a very short order all of their highest profile personalities we came to

it was a very short hearing only 5 minutes long morris robinson appeared via live video link come from an undisclosed location wearing a gray sweatshirt he spoke a handful of times to confirm his name his date of birth and his home address and county in northern ireland spain came the charges 39 counts of manslaughter including other charges of conspiracy to traffic people of immigration violations and of money laundering to no application for bio was made but the prosecution did say that bail should be denied on the grounds that this is a very serious case and that they believe the robinson would be likely to obscure and if it were granted and that means that he remains in custody until his next hearing on november the 25th well he will appear then at the central criminal court the old bailey in london one of the highest courts in the united kingdom if he pleads guilty there than sentencing will be decided if he pleads not guilty then the court here in chelmsford said to the trial would take place next year for prime minister boris johnson has expressed his outrage at the death of the

carlos correa, robinson chirinos, josh reddick in right batting ninth.rzer who is 3-0 this postseason. era of 2.16. he really gutted it it out in five innings. >> john: i would not throw a first-pitch fastball to george springer. look for maybe a fastball. max scherzer has every weapon you need to get every hitter out. we will see if he's comfortable in the first or a little too amped up. >> joe: 97. >> john: the shot he got in his back will take care of the information, if it was in his arm or shoulder or elbow come i don't believe he would be able to pitch. because it's in a muscle, that's how quickly you can free it up. >> joe: the count is 2-0 on springer who jumped on an early delivery last night and hit a double off the wall and scored on a sac fly after a wild pitch. sac fly by altuve. he waits to hit next. here comes the 2-0 from scherzer. 2-1. >> john: that's that's lighter. so hard to pick up. the angle, he's got a good changeup. he will even throw a slower breaking ball. he is in attack mode. >> joe: catches the inside corner in the count is 2

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