sonya tonya come back, baby, i won't touch you, i swear tonya oh, i missed the finish, lord tonya, we'll where to? tony you feel bad. don't you see misha will vomit? my parents live maybe to them. you are on trains, i walk like hares, barely, let's go to the commune and hang out there until they kick me out. let's go, okay? on the ninth of may, the main holiday of russia on this day, from the very morning of the festive studio of our channel, the tv presenter will start a marathon victory day of the great war for those who never returned home those who waited and labored those who survived the occupation hunger bombing those who win. a symbol of courage and valor, a symbol of the indestructible bond of a generation, on victory day you will see the best russian films about the war and great premieres. as well as live broadcasts, exclusive interviews and reports from the most remote corners of our large country, the unforgettable music of the victory sounds like songs of the war years performed by world-famous artists. in memory of courage and self-sacrifice, the handkerchief fell down. we

well, then tonya began to suspect me.now what dolgovskikh was talking about, but he started giving me completely different drugs. i didn't take them, and my head started to clear up, but then i realized that all the girls, all the girls that i met, that i met, that i photographed, they were all, uh, a target for dolgovskih. i couldn't prove anything. i photograph photographed photographed. then i realized everything when i started to disappear. the last one was a picture of a missing girl. uh, varvara yezhovs, i thought that i was born a murderer, and she was killed by the dolgovs, but then i learned from the news that she simply ran away from home, then chugunov came to me and mentioned the statement in a conversation, and katya savely would turn out to be and was novel. we found this in your things as friends of the diplomas of the public council of the ministry of internal affairs . you probably also collected compromising debt documents. at the last dalgar session, i asked about my plans, and i let it slip. i said tha

well tonya why did you take it? well, what have you done? fool you call work. this is how you tell yourself godlessly. or are you really an idiot? i don't know, i don't know, i will kill you, i will kill you, i will kill you. kostya i'll kill you, what addresses are scarab in my curse . how long have you had your romance? i don't know if i'll read it again. i understand you, konstantin arkadyevich, what's the weather like? today is wonderful, isn’t it true how you feel my dear person, but were you in nature today? well , why are you so cute there by the river, if i were an artist, i would take an easel, and on pancakes and pancakes, and i look at the camera with you. well are you? have a seat. this is wonderful. good. breathe breathe. good good. but what about our conversations, remember what i told you about the hospital? i would not like to raise the issue of placing you under supervision. you know how to get out. from there it will be very difficult. and i'm not sure i can vouch for you. just take the pills regularly today. double dose that's understandable.

paul: law professor tonya evans.hen you have hard capped money like bitcoin, for example. paul: because there will never be more than 21 million bitcoin. >> bitcoin is this form of money that doesn't increase in supply and you can send it to anywhere in the world. paul: crypto investor and author eric yakes. eric: i can send it from my computer to your computer. there's no institution that it has to get checked by and verified by. paul: further, says yakes, it is great for immigrants working abroad. >> for the purpose of remittance payments and for the purpose of using it as a store of value, which is a very big issue in some of these low income economies. paul: which may also explain the appeal of digital assets to black americans, who feel discriminated against by the financial industry. tonya: systemic racism has prevented black americans from meaningless participating in the banking system, even with excellent credit and a great history. if i were pulling out equity in my home i would have to come up against perh

and so the, but not the membership of smaller countries like is tonya later. they thought it was not such a big deal for us. is it possible not the membership of the ukraine? i was, all of this is being perceived within russia. am by, by the public. is it being discussed at length or is to sort of well, you know, it's a very good question. i spend like more than 40 years of my life and nursing, and i never talked to anyone of my russian friends and ross and my russian family about not the membership of any country because it was not topic for anyone. so for the parts of, for the even bigger parts of the us and political establishment in moscow. not with huge because not that is like united states. so it's the direct link to the what the washington and to this global global global reality with the united states, but for over a national public. it wasn't until now, not it was not a big deal. so if you talk to, don't ever trusting people on the streets on your family, they're just not thinking about it. this wasn't nonsense, a lot of mere se, se paul, for from d

let me bring in tonya. [applause] tonya is the tulane along in the first female president of loyola university and sadly for us she's leaving to become first female president of fordham university in new york. [applause] we're happy for you but we'resad you're leaving . but talk about this paradigm. it's 2 first for you. talk about this paradigm of being thefirst and what that means for young women and students, how that is a theme across your career in many ways . >> it's my new gig. not the first female but first layperson iand that is part of what is startling i think for people to adjust to is that institutions like loyola, fordham that is mission driven and religious institutions, it's about who where used to seeing exercise power but also as a direct line to god soit's dealing with both but i will say being the first, you don't feel like a first . it's how people are reacting to you and i think my startling recognition about what universities tend to have small room with all the portraits of former pr

but no, this is only for the first time, then we will ask tonya for us with parcels.dress leave me please. and akimov promised to take care of you. and i will never have children. yes, what do you say? no. kostya dreams of a child. i must say, anya is like in cold water. like boiling water lyosha and what did you decide here in some century you should go to a parent meeting to be aware that yes, how much i miss you.

you will be necessary to show me some business, which he has mail, tonya lawyer, car through the noise that's associated with my phone. hash brown hash google mm brand new colorado roku off of do i have to assist with it issue from support here for bill. dorothy carol a pedro sure. sure. okay. are you doing it for? was a new entry and alexander diary for january 16th 2015. that was the day his family was killed by motor oil or fish. come, are you willing to watch for cisco tentative bushes. really warning with christianity was you say, is rather liberal for it or whether you're stuck with a conventional citizen or different stories. chairs a minute shim washing with chris, are you that a triple a voice in the sky? far as compared to her that she did talk to or should enter resolution spills. sure, sure. but polish women very connection between the royal lou nationally able to build up show i mean depending on the initial only concerned and i'm calling to make sure miss bluff. i'm dealing with a condition with don't pay a shelf not has a portion down him for the rest of the year for sup

we built up this team of volunteers after the funding, tonya. oh, under of tune. and now the team can take on other tasks throughout europe, or in dozens of a zillow, and why not? new oil? it's our goal to help out in ukraine and wherever else we can hinder, when via her shoes and us has just arrived at his new home respond after taking a look at it, it now 100 plus he thinks it will need to be torn down the damaged house is just a temporary solution. there's been a major housing shortage in since he, since the flooding on us is friend, ferris al, a ham already lives in c and is helping him move in oh, good. this will be fine for now. so it until we've set up our headquarters. anyway. headquarters o phone quin abdul moine back can is there now to his friends. call him hercules because he so strong. and hercules is also the name of his construction and gardening company. his 2 friends help him manage the business since he is still learning german. but not all he previously worked in caught boss in eastern germany for 4 years, but had difficulty settling in. no one

will be, it will take us 3 hours to sniper the moon for me some of the business which he has mail, tonya lawyer, cards, room. okay, if you want to the noise was my phone or you can call me back or call me or who do i have to assist with that issue for me or do i need to ship one for bill bushings girl ah sure, sure. okay. are you doing it for this new entry and alexandra diary for january 16th 2015. that was the day his family was killed by motor oil the the time she fish come are you really have to watch full time reading. tentative bushes really was with christina. was you say is rather a motorcycle where it was okay if because actually she doesn't know dishes are always very chairs with him washing with chris. are you that a triple? he voice in the forest ferry for there's a rubber to her that she did talk to or should carter revolution spills? sure. sure. brush or polish or actually commission or shit. roy said, oh me nationally with all that's why he showed me in the printer on onto the only concern you wanted to show us i'm dealing with a condition was that of don't show up not hud

today, respected president aziz has shown to many that it is strange to choose tonya as a local for negotiationss said that you agreed to a meeting with the representative of the russian government in gorodonikai only in order not to irritate the opposition. it is known that your focus on russia sharply irritates her. there is no basis for such rumors. i have been going to europe for a long time. we wanted to spend here negotiations with our european colleagues. no special focus on russia i have with anyone who respects our history of traditions. we are ready to be friends. russia has proved this to us, and the fact that negotiations with the russian delegation will take place here in 3 days is dictated by the proximity of the litornies to russia. i understand you. i beg your pardon, i really need the editor-in-chief instructed your help is invaluable. my admiration for how much time the professor needs. three days suits us. listen, olesya is cool. but if she went 90 3 meters in a free dive, you yourself are like think these are cool. and how much are you? well, at 75 maximum and that is, where

john tonya alexander, martinez, andre dee, d eva s turner, joshuah casey, sergio harris and melinda davis. i talked to the big sister. >> he killed my brother. >> reporter: her little brother, turner, one of six people gunned down sunday morning this downtown sacramento, just feet from the state capital. 12 others were wounded. >> i will be probably crying five minutes from now. i want to make sure the world know he is was loved and make sure that's the message known. >> reporter: his four kid will never be able to feel their father's love again. >> my little he was a family dude. definitely family, friends, that you know just love. he had love in him. definitely. >> reporter: you spent time showing me photos of her brother. her brother learned to be better, she admits he grew up in the streets and came from a had life but says he was on the right track. candles and flowers were gently resting on the ground to remember all six adult victims. police are looking for two shooters and asking for the public's help. >> i don't know, i don't know because i don't know. >> reporter: that breaking

. >>> tonya peterson, director of the san francisco zoo and gardens says she's taken lead for natural habitats for animals. >> gayle epitomizes the three cs. connect, care, conserve. she's done this by this creation of natural gardens and habitats. >> reporter: gayle oversees ten volunteers. >> i have learned so much from her. >> reporter: this 20 year volunteer says she's taught her how to correctly pick weeds, how to care and irrigate plants. >> taking care of the environment. >> reporter: for creating gardens and habitats as a 33 year volunteer, this week's jefferson award in the bay air goes to ... >> gayle has helped kids conquer the fear of bees. the worst thing you can do is yell and scream. the bee will die if it stings you. it does not want to die. so don't do all that yelling and screaming. if you would like to nominate a hero, fill out our form at kpix.com/hero. provide details of the person, service, and impact. >> i am a culprit of that too. >>> coming up next, we continue to follow the incident at uc berkeley. we'll have the latest, coming up. >>> we want to get another

me hoa, america unless she hi norma, tonya. clifford, i got her amaica ganga donna summer. nicholas de la cruz. okay. america them got dba. nissan. gyla. ah ah. the took you tribunal began on may the 3rd 1946. by this time, churchill had already delivered his sinews of peace speech that heralded the cold war. in the tokyo tribunal became an arena, revealed confrontation between the u. s. great britain and the u. s. s. l u s. representatives refused to review the topic of unit 7. $31.00 ended detachment despite soviet demands the whereabouts of the unit 731 leaders are unknown to us. there are no grounds for charging the unit with wall crimes. cold war and there was a stream of documents and data by unit 731 that went to 2 military bases in the united states to fort dugway in utah and to fort dietrich. and maryland, which to this day remains the headquarters for the u. s. biological weapons command there will biologists, doctor's medical students, adolescents who had nothing to do with medicine employed at unit 731 about 3600 people in total, including maintenance stuff, but only 12 men

could you a partial wall ocean, tonya? now sure, that gets you the commissioner will never look my fault. if i can see it near where the americans court ordered the switch on about the bubble in for a move on you to the command of the command tomorrow, we'll have to use the resume. you should see engine nationalism and you are out in the que would it americans to rural brit. and if president could say a karena as neil i pay on the ronnie growth, which action was taken and what's the, what's the lead to this economic growth issue? a general for the unit is to with last year, but does the cylinder complain? there's a, a loss. nicholas, like you said, will open up the street pieces with cable or pro. then you put a wagner. okay. he kisses me and they lunch off postal code. and i missed a course room just school from one who the little bit of a desire to really keep it pretty him a must go from one of the new rules people know commission that will in the upper slide was dutch lawson is 2 o 2 today you can the social doesn't re

. >> reporter: tonya gonzalez is one of the for teachers who put on today's easter egg hunt. they work with visually impaired children in school districts throughout san diego county. teaching braille, sharpening motor skits with a cane and recognizing auditory cues. needless to say, the hunt was a great success. it was heartwarming to see the smiles on the faces of children who are learning how to navigate their whirl. teachers and parents by their side. an opportunity for the kids to interact with others who share an impairment. and a gathering for the adults who share the same joys and hardships that come along with having a child with a disability. an activity like a beeping easter egg hunt is something that rosales wants to see more appeared the world is very much built for those who are cited and few understand how it feels to steer through life relying on touch and sound. >> i would want the cited world to know is don't be afraid or if you don't understand, ask questions. feel free to interact with people. they are just like you and i, they would like things to be adap

he could you a partial wall ocean, tonya. now sure, the guess who the commissioner will never look my fault if i can see it in there with the american school order. do not wish i knew about the problem when them for a move on to the command of the command to metabolism, you get to use it as a mill shoe c, n sion, nationalism. you are on the kia, awarded american robot. and if president could say a quina new, i pay another ronnie grotesque which i was take and then what's the, what's lead to this economic growth? let's shoot us. a general for the unit is to with a cylinder complain there's a much problem up with green use use here. gloss nicholas, like you said, will open up the st. peter's preempt. kibble, then you put it on your ok. he kisses me and they will and trust a shrew. just school from one who political part of a desire to really keep premiums. a demo scars from one on will and the new rules be flu, commercial net will in the upper social structure. lawson is to look day, you can the social doesn't really show the k

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could you just call us tonya decent? your bulk of them prosper, customer to lose your spending. power supply, give gary id. let them go over the can we push in nice to them? strongly read them are getting ready to preclude ok in the direction of the. she goes short, the control minute group was to go over it. but on the 3rd, another dungeon took with measured. we'll go over by his shania with q will be a senior. the post the cookie to presume nice that she's moved to the in the modern chill area. and you need to, can you deal with what the drum norwegian while you're there and you don't know which the guy no, paula doesn't know if i should just to do giving it in the near to, to fill in. if there's already mean, you know what to do about it in the probably see if that time i will see approach it that says kid for marijuana. you pull my guy the divorce of digits. ah, that's in the real old nazis dad against jews. and the fans and in the new type of nazis, wagons russians now and one to national life. so to say make i didn

neighboring countries, such as moldova, among them are tens of thousands of ukrainian jews, dw corresponded tonya kramer traveled to the mandolin capital kitchen house, where the jewish community is rallying to help, a former printing house in the moldova, capital kitchen now, now a refugee reception center. it has been set up by israeli 8 organizations to support jewish refugees from ukraine and to help them immigrate omega yard to israel. forgot the tire man down from tel aviv. this work is very close to his heart. as a child, he left ukraine for israel with his parents of the long journey a good night and leave and resolute before the fire. this is our goal to send the boat as fast as possible, all the basically that they need to ease her to save. you yeah. has already started over once before she was uprooted from her home because of the conflict and the new hands region in 2014. she hoped she has the necessary documents on hand. it did betty, but i'll stop at you. i just want to finally start living normally. i want a family kid to live in a place on a peaceful country under peaceful skies i

tonya is the body of the lord. it's my joy, you know, i'm ka, it's me for you.o say to those who believe in god will understand this in rostov in a private bakery they work in different conditions according to other recipes, but with the same message it is necessary to give, and how, without being afraid to go broke, they baked bread for refugees in the post for the monastery that sheltered the refugees. now so many streets for the military hospital tried how many pies gave pies? no, we don't count them. so. here we graze to our hearts, we look yes, according to our capabilities, according to our capabilities, for a penny. people donate for the restoration of the church of st. catherine that in the ekaterininsky rural settlement it was erected at the end of the 19th century in the 20th century it was closed it burned under shelling and was left without a bell tower. from the outside, the temple looks approximately the way it looked during several decades of desolation, but as soon as you cross the threshold, a completely different picture opens up to your eyes,

tonya, the problems started, at first everything was fine. a sister and even now say here's a sister. i don't think it's right. you are there, no maybe it shouldn’t, because, in principle, it seems to me that people here, well, when they are together, they themselves must solve this problem, and then god forbid , understand, my sister will say something, they will disperse, and then in a few years oksana he will say, what have you done, you are to blame for the fact that you have me with your beloved, uh, so to speak. and so on oksan but it's hard for you to move around. we see it, who helps you in everyday life with household chores, a paid social worker. my friend lena, she always comes to help me and help me cook and help to clean up, but from the store he will bring the products that you need, and how does your day go oksana, from morning to evening. well, here in the morning i 'm standing, i'm drinking pills, i'm going to cook for myself. breakfast i cook porridge there or well, a sandwich, with which i ate breakfast, i washed myself in

internal affairs of ukraine is personally the minister, his avakov, and the left or right hand of tonyaely called. look here. here is a list of ukraine's enemies to be punished. today, exactly 7 years have passed since the first victim of this list, oleg kalashnikov , died. tomorrow will be the seventh anniversary of the death of oles buzina, and everyone knows who shot him. yes, his olesya elderberry. anyway. i guess, probably, the same people and kalashnikov and everyone know perfectly by name by family name restored. the whole chronology of these events, moreover, recognizes that this is the side that justifies these people , they are not directed because they committed murder, because they killed the enemy of the ukrainian people. that is why i notice them at that time, again, law enforcement officers, at that time they were in the ranks of the ministry of internal affairs. yes, they were carried out in their arms. do you remember yes from the courthouse. we remember how they were then given positions, caressed by the prime minister. note with green. yes, this first name is already

also ahead with the plot of correspondent mar, down to have reports from the heart of the besieged tonya, its region 50 of mario pole. as russia and allied forces tried to.

vacations here and having a good time makes me pretty mad look to the little girl i directly skim, tonya mosque. i would also have liked to enjoy a relaxing family vacation in antalya this year. but right now, each visit to the beach is a painful experience. far from mass tourism and crowded beaches as extra madura in spain. the region which is west of the capital madrid is known for its breast taking nature. a despite the beauty, all is not well on the east la, devoured the can. yes, a luxury resort was erected in the middle of a bird sanctuary. and now a court has deemed it illegal and ordered it to be demolished. a victory for julio says, are an environmentalist, but a huge below for the property owners who are crying foul upon entry, it's clear this is an exclusive resort from the golf course and marina to the discreetly place to villas the marina de belda conyers rest on an island in a large reservoir. from above, you can hardly see there are any buildings, but this is a nature preserve and bird sanctuary. so the settlement has to go down below and paradise, its red alerts. the memb

i'll senior correspondent, more galaxy have reports from the heart of the besieged tonya. it's region. city of mario poll as russia and allied forces tried to pin down remaining ukrainian nationalist troop and the u. s. broaden this pressure on china with nato expanding in the east and washington sending weapons to taiwan. ah, it's a pm here in moscow, and this is our t international with the latest news update. thank you for joining us. russia, se ukrainian tanika you missed ballistic missile has killed dozens, and injured more than a 100 in the don't yet, people's republic, city of crime, a tourist, we're about to show you the scenes from the immediate aftermath of the strike awarded. you might find the following footage. to study, oh hello. is unconfirmed footage showing just minutes after the attack took place with panic among people at the scene. a civilians have been evacuating the city through that train station. dead bodies can be seen lying on the street and birth on yes can do ukrainian officials fear the death toll could rise further. ukraine's president blames

tonya asked her dad to go on one of these business trips, when she was only 14 in the war zone itselft stayed on the peaceful side, they took people there, and i was engaged in such safe work, but in the search for, uh, tickets. uh, train to get people to question. why do they need this eugene answers in donbass there are many people who are ready to help, but there are even more people who need help so that another vacation. he is again ready to spend where needed olga zenkova artemy epifanov valery proskuryakova, ntv television company today, the russian ministry of defense reported new data on the course of a special military operation in ukraine. here's what ministry spokesman igor konashenkov said. high-precision long -range weapons on the northern outskirts of the city of kremenchug destroyed fuel production facilities of an oil refinery, as well as storage facilities with oil products six military facilities of ukraine were hit, including three strongholds and a place of concentration of manpower and military equipment, as well as three ammunition depots in the barvenkovo ​​are

tonya is the body of the lord. it's my joy, you know, i'm ka- i'll tell you. well , who are you?believe in god, then they will understand this in rostov in a private bakery they work in different conditions according to other recipes, but with the same message, it’s necessary, without being afraid to go broke in the post, they baked bread for the monastery for refugees, what? the refugees were now sheltered by stoke streets for a military hospital. how many pies did the pie give? no, we don't count them. so. here we graze to our heart's content, we look at our capabilities according to our capabilities for a penny. people donate for the restoration of the church of st. catherine, which was erected in the ekaterininsky rural settlement at the end of the 19th century in the 20th century, it was closed, burned under shelling, was left without a bell tower. from the outside , the temple looks approximately the way it looked during several decades of desolation, but as soon as you cross the threshold, a completely different picture opens up to your eyes, or rather, a lot of pictures a

. >> nancy carrigan, tonya harding, wayne bobbitt. everybody knows what happened.g white woman syndrome. if there is a missing white woman we will cover that every day. >> when social media star gabby petito went missing in september 2021 people but again -- began to wonder why they were getting the amount of coverage she was. >> media gives to caucasians liquor because -- quicker because they have better access to the media than the african-american. >> i think that that case does highlight the disparity in how a victim is treated in the press. >> we are happy that gabby petito got the attention she did get. like any other missing or at-risk person, she deserved that. but we all know just looking at how things play out nationally and worldwide that the same coverage and consideration and attention is not shown to other people, other races in particular. >> you probably only recognize a few of these faces, the faces highlighted were fairly represented in the media. >> law enforcement does wonderful work. they cannot find everyone but they are doing better work now

is a little my dear tonya. i'm alive and healthy. i will as a former red army soldier and current refugee under the surname gregorio, i am writing to you to tell you that everything is fine, little i'm planning to come to the capital of our motherland, anesco than the weather is good. we hope the darkness we've lived through has finally ended. life goes on when we were about 15 kilometers away from the city of maria, pull in town of mon gosh, this is where the offers the ambulances bring wounded civilian civilians who were her hurt in the marble russian doctors are working here. this spend this sent a special, a mission to help doctors here and then s people's republic. i'm great, this is the 1st time i'm being sent to hotspot. it's difficult, just as for any normal person, it stirs up feelings of being simply pain. we face all sorts of on here, we're providing emergency assistance to people and also trying to implement preventive measures so that people don't get ill. the children are mostly calm, they're mostly mirroring their pare

these children don't want to be in poland, demis their fathers, tonya, don't come across town at one of warsaw as busy as hospitals. the situations the same. every day on top of serving hundreds of polish patients, ukrainian refugees are showing up by the dozens of the sole bullet. often i got a value of the wolf. me usually it's infections. they also have all kinds of aches, muscle eggs, stomach aches, di, rear respiratory infections. sometimes they a bruised from travelling part of china. since the start of russia's war and ukraine, poland has absorbed roughly half of the 4000000 refugees that have fled. within weeks, warsaw saw it's 1800000 population swell by more than 20 percent overwhelming city services. it's estimated there are more than $400000.00 ukranian refugees living in and around warsaw. they're drawn to the region because poland government has promised free education and health care for ukrainian refugees living in poland for up to 18 months. warsaw is barely managing. that's because there's no system for delivering these services on a mass scale. people ask me, what'

steps to all the government, but also to persuade them to come down much more harshly on the back is tonya, i live on living in the ground several people have been injured in india during a religious festival. violence broke out between muslim and hinder groups in the capital, new delhi during a hinder celebration. several police officers are among those injured on sunday. a man was killed during riots at another festival in the state of matter. my dear, per dash to the philippines now where the search continues for people missing. after tropical storm, maggie struck the islands. heavy rainfall triggered landslides that devastated coastal areas. more than a 160 people have been killed in at least a 110 others are unaccounted for. jemila island again went to one of the hardest hit areas in late a province. we are following a government emergency team that's been in the village of been diagnosed for nearly a week. hundreds of families once lived here, but a major landslide reduced a once thriving community to rubble. their work has been difficult for days. they have retrieved the bodies and

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the truth is that woman is name tonya turner and she runs something called a summer camp for childrenkentucky. >> it is really healthy and i recommend it to people of all ages. all ages. as soon as my nephews could talk , they were doing that. >> jd, describing her as a woma teaching sex education is a bi of a stretch, don't you think rex. >> how dare you arrest this woman in talk about what she said in her own words. that's what so insane about this . couldn't believe there are people out there like this. they're posting videos of themselves on the internet it's like they're telling on themselves and they don't even realize it. to note that there are people like that in our schools and in our communities, they got organizations that are shedding some light on it. >> you received a big endorsement this week from president trump, much coveted, but you've also been getting some backlash for old comments like what you said back in 2016. >> i am and never trump guy. i never liked him. and it still a pretty significant part of the electorate. my fear is you know, i think donald trump is no

tonya, thank you too. >> thank you up next on the third hour, the sleep expert coming to the rescue ofjenna and started. a surprise guest too first your local news. >>> good morning. it's 8:56. i'm kris sanchez. let's take a live look inside oracle park. get ready, because that's where the san francisco giants open their season at home this afternoon. it's the first time in ten years. first pitch is a little after 1:30. they're hosting the miami marlins. the first opening day at home in more than a decade is surely cause for celebration. before the game, the team will raise the banner for winning the national league west division last season and the game airs on nbc sports bay area. a's fans will point out the a's are opening their season but on the road. at noon, they take on the philadelphia phillies. cierra johnson is at oracle park keeping an eye on the preparations. she'll join us for midday. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ -come on! come on! ready? -all: universal! announcer: from the magical... to the jurassic... to our newest ride, the secret life of pets. picture the best day ever at universa

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. >> nancy carrigan and tonya harding and way above its, everyone knows what happened. >> i call it thessing white woman syndrome. if there is a missing white woman, we are going to cover that everyday. >> when social media star gabby petito went missing, a lot of people began to wonder why she was getting the amount of coverage she was. people started to connect her case to the missing white woman syndrome. >> better control, better access of getting to the media than the african-american. >> i do think that case does have -- in how -- >> i am happy that gabby petito got the attention she did get . like every other missing or at risk person, she deserves that. we know looking at how things play out nationally and worldwide, the same coverage and the same consideration at attention is not shown to other people, other races in particular. >> you probably only wrecking eyes a few of these faces peered the face eyes that were highlighted were fairly represented in the media. >> law enforcement does wonderful work. i cannot find everyone but they are doing much better work now than they wer

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thank you for joining us, tonya. i was going to ask you when you were in the room, when pope francis made that apology, what was your reaction? how did you feel? a lot of mixed feeling. lots of lots of different emotions. it's been a long time coming. a lot of our people have been wanting this for a long time. some don't want to accept it at all. and for me it's what's more about the acknowledgement. the acknowledgement is huge. it's interesting you say some people in your community and perhaps other 1st nation groups and other indigenous communities across canada, perhaps are interested in an apology. could you take us a little further with that? there was a lot of intergenerational impacts, a lot of healing that need to be done, a lot of destruction that happened so many people feel that an apology is not good enough. what would they want? more than an apology. i think the fact that he has said that he'll come to canada is another really good positive step and acknowledging the wrongs that were done and your commun

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tonya and julie lynn were school chums.hat a knockout she was, but that there was more to her than just that. >> she could have her choice of young men. she was beautiful. inside and out. it wasn't just her exterior beauty. she was a beautiful girl, but she just had such a sweet, kind, caring personality that was attractive to everybody. >> it was a small miracle perhaps, but she's turned out so well given what was demanded of her said her friends. >> her mother left when they were young. her grandmother lived with her for a while. but she was the caretaker of her siblings. cathy pretty much mothered them and cared for them. >> she definitely was the mom. >> except on weekends when the school chums remember sneaking around the base to get a glimpse of the true stars among the young men there. no surprise, it was the macho fighter pilots. >> the man in the uniform. >> definitely. the jumper suit. very hot. cathy and i would always joke that do you think that you would marry a pilot? that would be so cool, like top gun. and o