on to the banks. 3 times a week a transport isolated villages to the big markets in the town of tom parker. this particular account seems to sense the getting on the boat isn't going to be an easy tox. like then i'm going to sell my car at the market you know that way to. pay for the cow but i've got no choice. but cal would have undoubtedly appreciated a ram but a ride in the fresh air is bound to calm it down. to the next bit of the boats may be primitive but they are vital for the region's economy without them farmers would be trapped on that island so. you. know. you know. that moron that i'm not out. to give the man my basket so he can bring it to me. and let up. and. coming up we'll talk about how everyone gets on to such boats any way they can they have no choice the ferries had too big to dock at the small patches of land although few of the passengers know how to swim i mainly use the life jackets as power songs. but everything's fine the lake is like a mill pond. where only watching the boats dropped joe's if the captain gets as much onto it as he can. i go i think i don't know a

the house, mat mccutcheon, member was legislature, justices of the supreme court, chief justice, tom parker, and my fellow alabamans, thank you for allowing me -- >> [ applause ] >> thank you for allowing me to address you tonight, and the 4.8 million citizens for whom we all work. i want to give you an update on this place that we love and know and call our sweet home alabama. as you all can see tonight, i'm operating with one hand. my arm is not tied behind my back. it's just tied up. it's always something where it's never too high for a high stepper. so i'll be fine. last month, i had the pleasure of joining you and many others across the state, in participating in alabama's bicentennial celebration. thanks to all of the legislators, he would not only marked our first 200 years in fine fashion, but together, we began writing the first chapter of our next century, and with the continued involvement of all of our people, and with god's continued blessings, there is every reason to believe that our third century will be our best. [ applause ] >> governor thomas kilde, alabama agency 36th go

we are very grateful not only to have one of the mentors of kennesaw's tom scotto over here, but david parker is a good representative from my department. thank you, david, for coming. and thank you to all of you for being here, and thank you to our speaker for making it here. because we had actually planned for him to come to a different event some time ago and the weather got in the way. this time, the weather did not prevent him from arriving and we are so excited to have steve woodworth. stephen i do go -- steve and i do go a long way back. he taught for eight years at toccoa, so he has some good georgia roots in that area, and he went on to texas christian university, where he is the powerhouse. different people who say, who should i study with? he is one of the first names to come up for them and for me. one of my first books of steve's was jefferson davis as general. it wasn't an area that did not have his name associated with it. i picked of volume that had a thomas connection, the chickamauga campaign. steve has co-edited many more than that. because this is dated a couple of years a

with me to do that, kathleen parker, columnist with "the washington post." and then tom gunn, served as the south carolina political director to the the 2008 obama campaign and for the purposes of this conversation also a delegate in 2008. we'll talk about that in just a moment. kathleen, let me start with you, your general reaction from what we heard from the former vice president. you get the sense joe biden feels pretty good about his chances here in south carolina tomorrow. >> he should feel pretty good about his chances in south carolina. the endorsement from jim clyburn was huge. he's so well respected from people, not just the african-american community. that gave him a shot in the arl f -- arm for sure. i thought he navigated that first question very well when you essentially said to him that bernie sanders was promising everything. he acknowledged when you're having a hard time with your health care or college loans that people are eager to hear something but he was also pointing out that bernie is promising everything, implying of course that he can't deliver o

parker is being held on attempted kidnapping and assault charges. her daughter is also in custody tonight. both are expected in court on tuesday. tom? >> marci, thank you. >>> next to the manhunt in houston for the suspect who stole a car with a 5-year-old sleeping inside. the moment of the crime caught on surveillance. police issuing an amber alert. hours later, the boy was found safe. now they're looking for the man who made off with him. here's mona kosar abdi. >> reporter: tonight, an intense manhunt in houston for at least one suspect who stole a car with a 5-year-old boy inside. >> just drop my kid off. if you want the car just keep it. >> reporter: police releasing chilling video showing the moment it happened in a store parking lot sunday morning. watch as one of the suspects gets out of an suv and opens the door to the mother's grey toyota. first taking a purse. then opening the door again, stealing her car with 5-year-old richard in the back seat. the mother says she briefly left her son in the car to visit a check-cashing store. her child, gone in under 30 seconds. >> i don't want anything to happen to him. that's my firs

parker is now charged with attempted kidnapping and assault. police say other women may have also been targeted, so, more charges could still be added. tom? >> marci gonzalez on that bizarre case tonight. marci, thank you. >>> and when we come back, the u.s.-backed opposition leader of venezuela, who was at president trump's state of the union address, now being threatened by nicolas maduro. will he be arrested? >>> and duchess kate opening up like never before. stay with us. if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, little things can become your big moment. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated... ...with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression... ...or suicidal thoughts or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your weight and may stop treatment. upper respiratory tract infection and headache may occur. tell yo

tom steyer, and i approve this message. because, right now, america needs more than words. we need action. a jury from the ghost ship warehouse trial is breaking her silence. betty parker was one of two jurors who thought derrick almena was not guilty. the jury deadlocked 10-2 in favor of convicting al mean a it's charged with 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter for that deadly fire. she didn't think he had any criminal contempt. parker did not want her face shown on camera. >> the man had his family there. who would put their kids knowingly in that type of danger. he made a mistake. we all make mistakes. he has to live with this for the rest of his life. and to me, that's a horrible sentence. >> jury selection in the second trial should begin in early april. >>> good news on a story we brought you last night at 11:00. a san francisco man will not have to pay the parking ticket he received the night he was stabbed and mugged and taken to the hospital. the man didn't want to show his face on camera. he parked his car one night knowing he'd have to move it the next day. he was attacked as he walked to his apartment. the guzman -- he had someone move his car, but he rec

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tom yourself. says our losses you mean. you know who. we covered up but we don't quote could. go. on nov 13th 2015 parties was the scene of multiple attacks so to say that parker struck outside stuff to force us armed men opened fire on diners in one of the most multicultural and lively areas of the french capital the 11th hour on the small i have lived in this area for 13 years so these attacks here close to home. why people enjoyed the concert at the theater others were massacred at small restaurant. they were celebrating a birthday when their lives and that violent. many muslims died that day in paris but there is one story that has touched me particularly. of the restaurant. that night on the terrace of this restaurant of tunisian origin was celebrating her birthday. she was born in paris. was her restaurant her sister highly joined with other friends to celebrate their brother khaled was also working as a waiter there. the attackers opened fire on the restaurant. dave immediately. for hours and in his arms she had been shot in the head and died later in hospital. i am going to meet with the brother of khalid and of their 2 sisters who died on the 13th of

tom steyer and i approve this message. >>> two men charged with homicide is now in santa clara county's main jail. richard torres and a second memoir wanted. he was arrested tuesday in santa clara. police arrested parker following a long standoff at a san jose home. ktvu spoke with part his father after his son was taken into custody. >> i know my son is not capable of killing somebody. he's a rookie in some ways. he has some issues. >> both men are accused in the shooting death of 26-year-old richard when. investigators have not released the evidence that connect the man they meant to the killing. >>> one man who was imprisoned for eight crime he did not commit was exonerated. ktvu was there when he was reunited with his family. >> reporter: a reunion nearly 15 years in the making. ricky davis is finally able to hug his family and friends as a free man. >> that is why we do this work. >> reporter: 54-year-old was released from the el dorado county jail on thursday. he was serving a sentence for a brutal murder the district attorney says he did not commit. >> i am not telling you that we can't prove it. i'm telling you that ricky davis was wrongfully convicted. >> reporter: in 2005, davis was sentence