spokane detectives burbridge and sesnick took a look at the clues dug up that first night.deos showing a white van circling the area. elberta's story about a masked shooter dressed in black. the video of a black-clad man running away. all that could mean only one thing. this was a hit, a professional killing. which begged the question, why would anyone want to kill a beloved, god-fearing grandfather, murdered while christmas music surrounded his big old house. >> it was almost a surreal scene. the house is decorated for christmas. christmas music playing. >> perhaps some answers would come from what detectives found in doug's office. documents half in english, half in arabic. and those they could read were very interesting indeed. >> there was prefilled out paperwork promising 100% return on investment in 90 days if you'd invest in their company. >> so it aparred that your victim had been promising people huge returns on investment. >> correct. he had a whole binder with paperwork and it included names of people who had bought into this and invested. >> wait a minute, who o

>> i am. >> jimmy: washington >> i'm from spokane, washington. >> jimmy: i love - >> my family lovesh. and how do you go from spokane to -- to -- to here, to hollywood, to anything >> i was a little girl with a big imagination. >> jimmy: yeah, a dream. [ laughter ] just a girl and a dream. >> yeah, my parents thought it was like wanting to be a princess that it wasn't real. you couldn't touch it. >> jimmy: yeah >> we're a smaller town. and so i put together a five-year business plan presentation of what could happen if they let me. >> jimmy: did you really >> i did >> jimmy: i love this. >> yeah. they took me seriously >> jimmy: a powerpoint >> a powerpoint presentation >> jimmy: for you parents. >> for my parents. >> jimmy: it's like, "hey, if you let me do this, here's what i'll do. i'll make money here and i'll live here." >> i was like 11 and they listened. >> jimmy: how did you -- how did you have a plan? how did you research it? did you -- >> i just googled a lot. >> jimmy: yeah, on how to do - >> google has a lot of information. >> jimmy: yeah and did it take five years or --

now at president lansky refuses to give up any ukrainian territory, so no concession spokane ukrainian forces hold on to the east of the country while the ukrainian, the forces are holding many positions here. so every day we get reports that 10 attacks by the russians. for example, have been fought back, but an 11th attack does succeed. and if that continues over a long period of time, there are significant games. so this is not an easy game for the russians if they're not easily taking any positions, but they have a lot of firepower, a lot of artillery and they keep shelling these positions have been keeping selling these positions for 3 months. ukraine has said several times, and they need more, tillery, i'm, they are getting a tillery from the western partners from the u. s. notably the m 777. how it says, for example, are very useful for them, but it doesn't seem to be enough at the moment. did you correspond mateus putting out in crime, a tourist can eastern ukraine? thank you. the ukrainian film butterfly vision has premiered at the cannes film festival. it was filmed and done t

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in spokane, breanna mullen heading to four stores by bus in search of a special formula for her 2-month-old and coming home empty-handed. >> i got one can from my friend and it's like once that can's gone, who knows if we're going to be able to find another can. >> reporter: here in texas, nearly half of the baby formula supply out of stock. the north texas mother's milk bank in fort worth now looking for a way to help meet the urgent need. >> we have had at one point this week in a 24-hour period, over 70 mothers make inquiries on how they can become donors, which is phenomenal. >> reporter: linsey, the president just confirming on social media that that flight, that first one will go out this weekend. meantime, right behind me, lab teches are processing all the donated milk they've gotten here in the ft. worth area. the hope is they'll be able to help struggling families feed their babies as early as next week. linsey? >> families so desperate for access. thank you. >>> now to the economy. the markets narrowly avoiding a bear market close, ending with another weekly loss. the dow up just

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students walked out in spokane, washington, in falls church, virginia, in maplewood, new jersey.housands of students left their classrooms in the middle of the day to say that they have had enough. and that they are tired of the inaction on gun reform policy. they are tired of hearing for their lies while they try to learn. and that they are done. they want us to pay attention. they want the adults in power -- the adults who can vote -- to stop failing them. the question is, will we listen? that does it for us tonight. it is time now for is time now for >> a no count from police from the all-day texas. from why the doors of the school were unlawful, to why it took one hour for police to take down the killer. plus, we have more stories from survivors and their parents. from a girl who says that she smeared blood on herself and played dead. to parents who say that they rushed into the school themselves to save their children. and the unspeakable tragedy co

owen: first time mom olivia gates in spokane says that she is struggling to find a specialized formularally driving hundreds of miles and having formula shipped to us by friends and family. owen: other parents are turning to milk banks. >> the baby doesn't understand the shortages. she just knows thashe's hungry. owen the production act is on the table to address shortages. abbott says that once they get the green light from the fda it could take about two weeks for them to start production. six to eight weeks for parents to see the products on shelves. abc news, atlanta. liz: we found a mom in san jose who is helping friends with this issue. she has made it her full-time job to find baby formula for her son and shares it with others. she isn't able to breast-feed, so if she doesn't have formula she says that her baby won't eat . one option is contacting strangers on social media and paying them through ben miles. >> i am having formula shipped from oklahoma, kentucky, sacramento. i recently looked into buying from canada. liz: some people are able to turn to the mother's milk bank in

spokane, washington has not had a high of 70 degrees this year.may get it today with the west wind or the southwest and then cool right back down again with clouds and rain them up, speaking of on saturday could be a little better. light rain ukiah north and then on the weekend up in the sierra showers, thundershowers and maybe sunday monday some snow around 7000 ft or higher 50 60 seventies on the temps. we are looking for a cool down and windy pattern taking us into the weekend youtube. steve thank you 41. some belief is on its way for families struggling to feed their children during this ongoing baby formula shortage coming up next on the nine we're talking live with a nutrition expert about the help that is available now and what parents are doing to keep their babies fed and healthy. and it's up. artist puts his catalog up for sale, the mind bending amount of money he landed in this big de i joined the district attorney's office to pursue justice for everyone. but like so many of my colleagues, i resigned in protest because chesa boudin inte

the spokane airport has not not had a high temp of 70 degrees this year.only had four days of 70 or higher. the 1st 70 degree temp for them does look possible. today that's how cool wet has been in the pacific northwest. they're currently 52 seattle 51. portland's 57 we have fifties here. 51 santa rosa at 56, san jose and temps are on their way down big time. santa rosa, dropping to 70 hayward to 68 walnut creek, the 76 san jose from 93 to 74, fairfield, west southwest, almost custom 30. they've been up to 35 that'll do it. that's an onshore wind going through the delta out to the straight so that set the stage for a cooler pattern. today you guys so fifties sixties coast in bay was seventies now inland. all right. thank you. steve alejo. teenager went missing. six years ago. her family is not giving up hope and finding out what happened or up next. you'll hear from parole pinson father about his daughter. constant feedback from coworkers, the bay area company that's asking its employees to give a thumbs up or thumbs down to each other throughout the day.

students walked out in spokane, washington, in falls church, virginia, in maplewood, new jersey.students left their classrooms in the middle of the day to say that they have had enough. and that they are tired of the inaction on gun reform policy. they are tired of hearing for their lies while they try to learn. and that they are done. they want us to pay attention. they want the adults in power -- the adults who can vote -- to stop failing them. the question is, will we listen? that does it for us tonight. it is time now for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. and lawrence, that question that the students are proposing, it's a good one. they are done. will we listen? when we do something about it? >> yes, you mentioned the students in oxford, michigan. we'll be joined tonight by michigan student mallory mcmorrow. who was, actually, not allowed to speak today in the senate in michigan. so, she will speak here, tonight, about her feelings on this. >> we need to give voice to the people who want solutions, that are prepared to do something. i look forward to seeing the interview

students walked out in spokane, washington, in falls church, virginia, in maplewood, new jersey. and thousands of students left their classrooms in the middle of the day to say that they have had enough. and that they are tired of the inaction on gun reform policy. they are tired of hearing for their lies while they try to learn. and that they are done. they want us to pay attention. they want the adults empower -- the adults who can vote -- to stop failing them. the question is, will we listen? that does it for us tonight. it is time now for lawrence, with lawrence o'donnell. and lawrence, that question that the students are proposing, it's a good one. they are done. will we listen? when we do something about? it >> yes, you mentioned the students in oxford, michigan. we'll be joined tonight by michigan student mallory mcmorrow. who was, actually, not allowed to speak today in the senate in michigan. so, she will speak here, tonight, about her feelings on this. >> we need to give voice to the people who want solutions, that are prepared to do something. i look forward to seeing

. >> reporter: meanwhile, in spokane first-time mom olivia says she's struggling to find a specializedmula for her 9-month-old emma. >> my husband and i literally have been driving hundreds of miles and having formula shipped to us by friends and family. >> reporter: and this mom of three and postpartum doula in nebraska is nursing her youngest child and giving the rest of her milk supply to three other families. >> when you see these moms go from, okay, i'm about to birth a baby to now how am i going to feed them, it struck a chord with me. >> reporter: others turning to milk banks. >> the baby doesn't understand shortages. she just knows she's hungry. >> reporter: guys, the white house says the defense production act is on the table to address these shortages and abbott says even when they do get the fda approval to be able to green light and put these products back on shelves, it could take six to eight weeks. eva? >> elwyn lopez for us there, thank you. and joining us now is abc news medical contributor dr. alok patel, a specialist in hospital pediatrics at stanford children's heal

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looking at spokane, washington where they detected the bird flu in a dead goose.see who picks up this time of the morning. >> ainsley: it might work at some point. every time you give the area code, if somebody calls the number, maybe it can be a love match. they call you. >> brian: they have websites for that now. you can do it. you don't have to randomly call people's homes to find single women or single men. it's up to you. >> pete: swipe right or swipe left? >> brian: how does that go, ted? >> steve: right. >> brian: thank you, ted. >> steve: not that he's ever swiped anything, just saying. >> ainsley: no comment from ted. >> steve: good morning, spokane! beautiful in the pacific northwest. >> ainsley: good morning to everyone. 30 minutes from now, we expect april inflation report and could paint a bad picture for president biden. >> brian: it comes as gas prices reach a new all time high. >> steve: lucas thompson is live on the lawn of the white house. the administration is spinning like crazy. >> that's right, good morning, steve, brian and ainsley. when pre

refill it is a major partner were fortunate to have both air refueling wing on other e of my state in spokane. despite its critical role the 140 first air refueling wing still operates as a? associate without kc-135. as the air force brings more kc-46 into service does he air force exploring options every to provide added capability for the air force . >> we are in the process of assessments assessing the 146 with the remainder of the fleet we currently have. we project, we are constantly looking at the basin for cost to afford space. one of the things we pay attention to of course is there's a number of huge amount of maintaining ability . one of the things where asking people to look at his flying capability isn't always the best thing to have. there are capabilities such as cyber as well. a lotof her older aircraft are going to be retired . the c-130 five has served us wellbut i was up there recently and that's a very old airplane . it will be bringing down our requests for the total number of tankers and it's a request we have of the committee. we're going to be continuing to do that. i a

refill it is a major partner were fortunate to have both air refueling wing on other e of my state in spokane. despite its critical role the 140 first air refueling wing still operates as a? associate without kc-135. as the air force brings more kc-46 into service does he air force exploring options every line casey 135 steers like the 141st to write adequate capability for the air force? >> we are in the process of assessing where it will be based with remainder of the fleet that we currently have we project. we are constantly looking at that basing for cost of force basically. one of the things we do pay attention to is there's been rumors about a political interest in retaining capability. one of the things were asking people to look at is that flying capability isn't always the best thing for you to have. there are other capability such as cyber the we need as well. a lot of are older aircraft are going to be retired. kc-135 served us very well but i was on one recently and that is a very old airplane. we will be bring you down going through the total number of tankers modestly. it's a re

national guard's 141st air refueling wing at fairchild air force base on the other side of my state in spokane despite its critical role the 141st air refueling wing still operates as a classic associate unit without kc-135s as the air force bring as the air force brings more kc-46s into service is the air force exploring options to realign kc-135s to units like the 141st to provide added capability for the air force we are in the process of assessing where kc 46 146 46 will be based for the remainder of the fleet that we currently have we project we are constantly looking at debasing for cost of force basically. one of the things that we do pay attention to of course is that there is an enormous amount of political interest in retaining capability. one of the things we're asking people to look at is the flying capability is not always the best thing for you to have. there are other capabilities such as cyber and battle management capabilities. a lot of older aircraft are going to be retired. kc 135 has served us very well. i was on one and that is a very old airplane. we will be bringing down

spokane.nted to ask you about rick weather predictor 73% of the fires that were started in our state were started from lightning strikes. the weather and weather predictive issues that's matter. senator sullivan and i introduced a bill to upgrade the noaa weather forecasting capabilities to give us more accurate data. this is helpful not only in caching services in advance, when we know where fires are going to be but also protection of our firefighting personnel. we had an incident or problem if you would have been listening to the forecasting in seattle we would not have sent people out just like my colleague was saying high winds for the forecast on the ground did notn think the winds were going to be thatwe high. obviously we ended up with fatalities that day. so,ds what will interior do to work with noah to better integrate forecasting capabilities in the operations and management? >> thank you very much senator. your absolutely write better forecasting cannot fire managers and planning i

series of systems continue to march into the pacific northwest, even national weather service and spokane sent out a tweet showing a stronger system on the way for thursday, and as long as they keep moving into the north. we're hard pressed to really get a long established area of high pressure to kick in 60 seventies eighties on attempts today. tomorrow we will get a north wind it will bump up maybe some low to mid nineties inland. today it'll be seventies and eighties center at 80 to 82 mental park 78 in san jose. downtown 76 degrees forties on the attempts for some fifties for others missing data. this one has been missing all morning long. hopefully we'll be back tomorrow but had a couple of as you saw the thirties and forties. and the pattern continues. now the high pressure system in the desert southwest is giving them some hot temps. but in between that we have these systems plowing into the pacific northwest, so next two days, we will warm it up and it looks like that's stronger system on thursday will cool us down. but the north wind tomorrow good. send some of the inland temps i

host: in spokane, washington on the oppose line. caller: good, pedro. my belief is, the u.s.reme court did not ban any abortions anywhere for any woman for any reason. all they did would put it back in the hands of the american people, the states, to work with their elected officials to decide which laws or rules should go with abortion. that would be giving all people a right to decide. where the democrats get everybody is they get so extreme. abortion on demand, blah, blah, blah, give us money, money, money. pregnancy is very, very preventable, yet they are not concentrating on that. instead, they want to get money for abortion. there is no abortion being banned. people will have the right to make the choice for themselves and not be dictated to. host: florida, on our support line, go ahead. caller: hello? host: irving in florida, hello. caller: yes, hello. good morning. i will be synced into the point. -- will be succient and to the point. abortion should be a woman's choice. no man, unfortunately we make up most of the supreme court in state governments, should be decidin