he set up a studio in downtown spokane, photography by gregory. death 1000 miles south and southern california faded into history, except for a family, kit's family, convinced, right or wrong, that her killer was in fact gregory. they had, after all, witnessed the shouting and shoving matches, the acrimony that preceded the breakup and murder. >> by 1985, pretty much, we knew that he had gotten away with it. >> did you ever give up on the idea that someday there would be justice? >> sure, in this world i did. >> it was 1999, long after the family had given up, when boyd underwood came along. >> one of the administrators asked me if i look at this case in particular. >> and if anyone could break the case, maybe boyd could. anaheim cops since 1964, rose up the ranks to homicide detective, even assigned to protect president nixon on the visit during the 68 campaign. he had heard kit about's murder back in 83 but by then he had gone to work at the d.a.'s office, where he retired in 95. what was the snooping around this old file years later in 1999? si

now they know they're going to go home to spokane green bay, asheville, detroit chicago, fort worth, yonkers. and. the bell comes in. the fire landing. but first, morgan buzzes the field, cuts the grass with a giant fortress. it's against the rules, but this is a special occasion. the wheels of the memphis belle come back to the style of england for the 25th time. and. this is a day they never forget. another great soon after brigadier general visited the field and presented the distinguished cross to every member of the. and then there was another day. that majesties, the king and queen of. johnny quinlan never thought anything like this would happen to him when he left yonkers yonkers. the ground crew were a little self-conscious about being dressed in fatigues, but the queen thought they were very. finally, two more visitors came. general hager, commanding the eighth air force and general debus, u.s. commander of the european the bell crew, received in flying clothes as general eckert read the order for what he called a 26 and most important mission return to america to train new

i say you are in spokane. >> i go out for a cup of coffee and come back. or do you know where you are? are she said no. >> -- considering that kristen could not even remember where she was for one minute to the next. >> it makes your job ten times more difficult when the actual victim doesn't remember anything about the. crime >> it made this case very difficult. >> kristen's family and friend prayed her memory would heal. with all the support for her in the hospital room and online, there was one person who hadn't visited, called, or posted on the facebook page. someone you might expect to be there at her bedside. kristen's boyfriend richard. did he know anything about what had happened the night kristen was found, bruised, bleeding and alone in the middle of albion road? >> who was the man in kristen's life? what had happened between them? coming up, one time he locked her out. i remember her crying and telling me about it. she didn't want me to tell our parents. >> when dateline. continues continues continues this isn't charmin! no wonder i don't feel a

minneapolis, spokane, mount■ sa. hundreds and hundreds of communities benefiting from this.t already part of that -er it. while we're at it, i want you to know we're working to make sure our safety vision helps those in every mode of transportation. we're congresswomanning up on the up with-year mark of the -- ofn palestine. we are holding railroads spoppel workers. there was a bipartisan railway safety act sitting in congress, waiting its turn, right■ow let's not allow america to get to that one-year mark and not have that railway safety act become law. i think your voicesard in this d your emergency services department shouldn't be in the dark about what's coming throug. we're doing our part with the authorities we have. congress ought to be helping. we're calling on congress not to get sucked into any of the other things tha!d seem to be commanding attention over there that don't add value while this continues to sit. waiting its turn. i know traffic lights and bike r things that mayors work on aren't always considered sexy. they are profoundly important. are the bane of

using the streets for all funds to pursue their vision including minneapolis, fayetteville, arkansas, spokane, mount rainier. thank you. hundreds of community centers if you are not part of that. and while we 're at it i want you to know we are working to make sure this benefits people in every mode of transportation. i have to remark that as we near the one year anniversary of the norfolk southern derailment in east palestine. i'm proud of the work the dot team has done with the full range of our authority to improve rail safety nationwide including railroad supporting first responders, protecting rail workers, there's a bipartisan railway safety act sitting in congress waiting its turn right now. let's not allow america to get to that one earmark and not that become law. your voices need to be heard. mayors in your emergency services department shouldn't be in the dark about what is coming through your communities. we are doing our part with the authorities we have, congress out to be helping, we are calling on them. not the other things that are commanding attention over there that don't a

expressive and abstract, the work turns out to be, to his expertise, perspective any back in 2017, iceland spokane, including this push claim for to his limits. within 2 weeks, he painted 12 pictures under the most, at this conditions the root cause of all kenneth create a rational paints and canvases, 200 meters up and then did my painting and tracked everything back down again. after that, you're totally exhausted. it's monday enough fetish fetish document in june. he works 85 maces above the cities, rooftops for this project name full and the case with some ac kilograms of oil paints a piece of logistics in itself. the 6th strokes of paints make his work seem almost 3 dimensional. implies the paint directly to the canvas with his hands . he says, brushes create an unnecessary distance. that's inside tabby. it's just fabulous. the paint is so warm, but not hot and sometimes of summer have the problem that the pain is so hot that it burns my hands committee and his natural networks of products of the magnet. it only takes him about 4 hours to finish the 1st 3 parts of his bill and kind of rama th

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i'm moving to i'm moving to spokane i'm moving to vancouver, bellingham now. i'm getting pretty much the same people saying. oh, my god, it's come to bellingham and even in bellevue, i can't do it anymore. what are we supposed to do? it eventually comes you. so i monster. it really does so i don't want to just abandon a play and you know, i don't own a car too. so it's very easy for me to get to the studio. aha. it's a selfish thing to the truth comes out but you know but if cities attract a certain kind of person, i mean look especially california we've got initiative recall referendum. i mean the cities are the way they are because of voters to a large degree i mean it's you can blame you know shiftless politician you know to a point but there are ballot initiatives and other things that that we've done and other sort of people that we've supported that that have made this and so you know in some sense you know what do you say to this issue of, you know, these are the these are democratic newly elected reforms are? are people just for folks who are in the un

this summer i was in spokane and boise, innovation is everywhere. free enterprise it works.i am a red-blooded full throated -- where policy works, go back to five than 50 years ago. secretary and, not so educated, white male. it didn't work and politics got it -- people got back on track. you go to dublin, amazon is there. you walked on the street where these two have fires. full employment, higher gdp that america. they have tech people, it is booming. when you go there, it is a melting pot. they elected an indian gate immigrant as prime minister -- gay immigrant as prime minister. it changed. we look at the other ones, venezuela, cuba, argentina, the ones that suffered. it does work, but it is possible to change it. countries have done it. america, we have to get better at it. margaret: how should congress simplify the eitc to cut down the error rate and include those excluded who incorrectly believe they don't qualify? mr. ryan: digitization. we did program integrity when i was there. that helped save $24 billion. i think digitization. that helps you make sure everybody g

this summer i was in spokane and boise, innovation is everywhere. free enterprise it works. am a red-blooded full throated -- where policy works, go back to five than 50 years ago. secretary and, not so educated, white male. it didn't work and politics got it -- people got back on track. you go to dublin, amazon is there. you walked on the street where these two have fires. full employment, higher gdp that america. they have tech people, it is booming. when you go there, it is a melting pot. they elected an indian gate immigrant as prime minister -- gay immigrant as prime minister. it changed. we look at the other ones, venezuela, cuba, argentina, the ones that suffered. it does work, but it is possible to change it. countries have done it. america, we have to get better at it. margaret: how should congress simplify the eitc to cut down the error rate and include those excluded who incorrectly believe they don't qualify? mr. ryan: digitization. we did program integrity when i was there. that helped save $24 billion. i think digitization. that helps you make sure everybody ge

it's spokane. will: capital? rick: absolutely -- [inaudible] will: it's to limb ya. bang. are.als are of states geography. that's a completely different category. pete: you were pretty close to augusta's location on the map. will: all right. we've got one more, and it is this. where is budapest. geographically -- oh, we've got to point to it. [inaudible conversations] [laughter] rick: this is not -- pete: budapest? will: i got it, i got it, i got it. right about y with ea. carley: okay, that looks good. will: by the way, what country is it? carley: can i say? hungary. rick: i'm going right here. will no, that's not even close. [laughter] pete: if i didn't have any -- [laughter] i was over here. budapest, it sounded more -- rick: i love the way they did this. will: i you do? rick: i'd like to do more of this. do you guys ever if you fly try to recognize what is what when your looking down at the ground? if. pete: only when i'm landing -- will: yeah. and i open up the plane app. what river's that -- rick: yeah, me too. will: everyone else can eat their words over my big geography

i headed to a conference with my concert, myrvation group 15,000 members out in spokane and one of my one of my things coming was to take a couple of your books along spread spread the word but that's our is to educate about that climate its trout unlimited you may be familiar with that organization but yeah second part of that it's always sounded very tasty to me actually. yeah. well my in law says this where you can go and gcan eat but, but i caught an interview with john k and he was rather enthusiastic about all of the things that are happening and his role and i'm curious is is it justified? it's funny. thanks for the question. does wonderful work. you know, i'm often accused by some of my detractors as being pollyannish as being a sunny optimist but i ain't got nothing on john kerry because when you listen to him, it just i think to some extent he overplays think he's he's done a great job as secretary you know as as as the former secretary under joe biden and as in the role that he's played in the by know under barack obama and the role that he's played as a climate emissary in

. >> right after steve was arrested, we went over to spokane and pulled up the record. >> there weret josh had attempted suicide by hanging as a teenager, that he threatened his mother with a knife, and there was this story about josh and steven. >> there's an incident where josh killed his younger sister lina's hamster by smashing it against the side of the cage. josh's mother was outraged. and steve's response was, according to the papers, that was that she does not understand teenage humor. >> teenage humor? >> teenage humor. and i was like what? what are you talking about? and one of the first things i heard about killers is that they abuse animals or kill animals. there was a warning sign way early. >> of course, they believed he was a killer, that killed their daughter, even though he hadn't been charged. and then they say the kids began to open up. >> they told me one time, i think it was charlie hoped mommy knew how to camp or something, because she was out where she needed to know how to camp. >> and they heard about an earlier episode, where one of the boys drew a picture a

. >>> in an exclusive interview with nbc's "meet the press," john fetterman spokane diddley with kristens mental health issues. he was discharged in march from a treatment center for clinical depression while recovering from stroke. >> at what point did you know you needed real help, that you needed to check yourself in to a hospital? >> after the election, that's when things actually accelerated and got worse. at that point i wasn't able to leave bed. and my kids, i really scared my kids. they thought, you won, dad. why aren't we enough? why are you still so sad? why are you even more sad? it was hard to explain why i was. of course, a 9-year-old child wouldn't understand. it was awful, and that's when it continued to get more and more intense, and i pleaded not to go down to d.c. for kind of the orientation in the middle of november, and i tried to explain. i'm like, look, i'm probably going to need some time to get to better. >> senator fetterman says he's now living his best life, and he's talking about mental health because he wants people to know that help actually works. >>> worki

destinations that we'll see become increasingly popular this year are going to be destinations like spokane, washington, anchorage, alaska, bangor and portland, maine, and internationally, london, tokyo and paris. not only is it always an interesting destination for travelers, but this year they'll be hosting the olympics, so we're already seeing outsized demand for trips to paris or cities close to paris for travelers who are already thinking about july and august trips in order to get the best deals, burke says, don't wait. prices right now are the lowest they'll be for the entire year. for both hotel stays and airfare. so if you're thinking about traveling in the next couple of months, do the planning and the booking now. >> flexibility is one of the best ways to get more bang for your buck. if you can plan those domestic trips to depart on midweek dates like tuesday, wednesday, thursday day, you can save close to $50 per domestic airfare ticket on the international front, skip the friday and saturday departures. >> head internationally on tuesday or wednesday. you can save hundreds, pot

college hoops usf in spokane, washington to take on gonzaga.lf guido newberry he's open for the three and he knocks it down. dons take the lead midway through the second half so it's looking good. but zags go on a 17 to 4 run anton watson the running one hander for gonzaga holds off the dons 7772 usf now 15 and six four and two in the west coast conference. randy bennett and saint mary's they had an easy time with pacific tonight and moraga, alex ducas knocks down the three. he had 11 points eight rebounds. balanced scoring for the gaels as six players have between 8 and 11 points. they roll 76 to 28. saint mary's 15 and six, six and zero in conference play and the san francisco giants. they're crowded. outfield have just got a little bit less crowded after joc pederson signed a one year deal with the arizona diamondbacks, peterson was a free agent after playing the last two seasons in san francisco, and he provided the giants with no doubt some pop but defense. not necessarily one of his strong suits. he will likely d.h. with the d-backs now,

destinations that we'll see become increasingly popular this year are going to be destinations like spokaneashington, anchorage, alaska, bangor and portland, maine, and internationally, london, tokyo and paris. not only is it always an interesting destination for travelers, but this year they'll be hosting the olympics, so we're already seeing outsized demand for trips to paris or cities close to paris for travelers who are already thinking about july and august trips in order to get the best deals, burke says, don't wait. prices right now are the lowest they'll be for the entire year. for both hotel stays and airfare. so if you're thinking about traveling in the next couple of months, do the planning and the booking now. >> flexibility is one of the best ways to get more bang for your buck. >> if you can plan those domestic trips to depart on midweek dates like tuesday, wednesday, thursday, you can save close to $50 per domestic airfare ticket on the international front, skip the friday and saturday departures. head internationally on tuesday or wednesday. you can save hundreds, potentiall

instead of 70 in miami, it is minus 24 windchill when this spokane at 23 below zero. >> this wild storm is where we begin this morning with angie's forecast in a minute. let's start with nbc's jesse kirsch in a very cold and snowy grand rapids, michigan. jesse, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, laura and peter. definitely snowy here and frankly picturesque here on saturday morning. this kind of snowfall we're seeing across the great lakes region. unfortunately, these conditions proving to be dangerous and at times deadly already. according to officials in wisconsin, a 69-year-old man had been snow blowing his driveway and found unresponsive and pronounced dead. take a look at the conditions across the region. omaha, nebraska is a whiteout there. they recorded around a foot of snow already. driving conditions are definitely tough. be careful if you are heading out on the roads. if you have a flight to catch this weekend, you might want to look for alternate arrangements. at chicago's busy o'hare, more than 800 cancellations. they are already recording more than 150 more cancellati

destinations that we'll see become increasingly popular this year are going to be destinations like spokane, washington, anchorage, alaska, bangor and portland, maine, and internationally london, tokyo and paris. not only is it always an interesting destination for travelers, but this year they'll be hosting the olympics, so we're already seeing outsized demand for trips to paris or cities close to paris for travelers who are already thinking about july and august trips in order to get the best deals, burke says, don't wait. prices right now are the lowest they'll be for the entire year. for both hotel stays and airfare. so if you're thinking about traveling in the next couple of months, do the planning and the booking now. >> flexibility is one of the best ways to get more bang for your buck. >> if you can plan those domestic trips to depart on midweek dates like tuesday, wednesday, thursday, you can save close to $50 per domestic airfare ticket on the international front, skip the friday and saturday departures. head internationally on tuesday or wednesday. you can save hundreds, potentia

laura is in spokane, washington. what is the top issue in your state?: the morning, everyone. my biggest problem is the over taxation and the lack of respect for the red line that the government has. especially our governor. it is the over taxation of everything. when it comes to emma kratz they want regulations -- when it comes to democrats they want regulations and taxation. we are being charged to death. those people are coming at the request of the white house because those people are being paid by the u.n. there are huge chunks of money, which is everything they get, which is just about everything. the money is sent to the u.n. and earmarked for the illegal immigrants, to pay their way and to pay their way and our country. host: where are you getting that information from? caller: newsmax and fox news. a new scandal just broke out where they found a bunch of hamas terrorists stealing the money that should have gone to the palestinians working in the wnwra. a whole bunch of stuff is going on with their money. it is all at the ok at the white house.

laura is in spokane, washington. what is the top issue in your state?: the morning, everyone. my biggest problem is the over taxation and the lack of respect for the red line that the government has. especially our governor. it is the over taxation of everything. when it comes to emma kratz they want regulations -- when it comes to democrats they want regulations and taxation. we are being charged to death. those people are coming at the request of the white house because those people are being paid by the u.n. there are huge chunks of money, which is everything they get, which is just about everything. the money is sent to the u.n. and earmarked for the illegal immigrants, to pay their way and to pay their way and our country. host: where are you getting that information from? caller: newsmax and fox news. a new scandal just broke out where they found a bunch of hamas terrorists stealing the money that should have gone to the palestinians working in the wnwra. a whole bunch of stuff is going on with their money. it is all at the ok at the white house.

we took a bus trip this year, leslie picker was on, spokane and boise and bozeman.gry to grow, they're innovating it is everywhere, not just silicon valley we got this great hand, but when people say maga, they're actually looking at people voting for trump and they think they're voting -- they're scapegoating them, you are like him, and -- but i don't think they're voting for trump because of his family values take a step back, be honest. he's kind of right about nato. kind of right about immigration. he grew the economy quite well tax reform worked. he was right about china i don't like what he -- >> china virus. >> i don't like how he said things about mexico, but he wasn't wrong about these critical issues. and that's why they're voting for him. and i think people should be a little more respectful of our fellow citizens and when you guys have people up here, you should always ask the why. not like it is a binary thing, you support trump, you're not supporting trump >> hating 75 million ofyour fellow americans -- >> the democrats have done a good job with the de

. >> the coldest probably i ever was in my life, as at mount spokane at night skiing and the chairliftbroke down and i was sitting i mean, i understand, believe me. yeah, i wasn't there. that long, but. right. i'm like, okay, it's a little chilly here. >> yeah, the wind. the wind picks up and. yeah, exactly. >> all right. so i can i can commiserate. all right. we'll get to this. our system still has a ways to go. this is more of an afternoon event. if you're leaving now, i. you should be fine. there could be some lightrillionain beforehand, but most of this is coming in in the afternoon. in the evening. and we'll set the stage for some pretty good rain here. wind advisory kicks in. high wind warning. santa cruz mountains possibility of some brief heavy rain or moderate rain as the front begins to move through., sharp rises and some of the streams. and of course, anytime you get gusts 40 50mph and some heavy rain concerned for downed trees and power outages. so whopper of a system. it's been advertised for a week. it's showing up pretty much on time. uh, i mean, some indications had it