i have the chance to work with wayne on almost a daily basis.of the things that always impressed me, and the relationship that we have with wayne. what he has done for the second amendment, for the nra, and not only for the millions of nra members, but for the hundreds of millions, 150 million american gun owners. i have the chance to look around indianapolis a little bit, not as much as i would like. i saw the war memorial. i can honestly say. i am not just saying this because i happen to be standing in indianapolis. it is the most impressive war memorial i think i've ever seen. from the ground level and from the hotel where you can really get a panoramic picture of what it really looks like. if i have any my fellow native texans here. you probably heard me say this before. those of you that have, please bear with me for a moment if you will. my heroes have always been the 185 men that defended the alamo. they knew they were going to die. they knew they were trading their lives for 13 days. for sam houston to put a ragtag volunteer army togethe

i've known wayne for the 22 years i've been on the board of directors.known him for many more years than that, since he has been fighting for us for 40 years. since 2019, when i was first elected as the officer of the nra, i had a chance to work with wayne on a daily basis. one of the things that always impressed me, and what he has done for the second amendment, for the nra, and for the millions of nra members and american gun owners. i got a chance to look around indianapolis. not as much as i would like. i saw a war room oral -- a war memorial. i'm not just saying this because i happen to be standing in indianapolis. it is the most impressive war memorial i have ever seen. i got to see it from the ground level and from our hotel room where you could get a better panoramic picture. of just what it really looks like. if i have any of my fellow native texans here, i'm glad you drove down here. you probably heard me say this before, those of you who have, bear with me for a moment. my heroes have always been the 185 men that defended the alamo. they knew

we will welcome wayne to the stage.applause] today i will sign an executive order to protect the god-given right to keep and bear arms from being infringed upon by financial institutions. my executive order, effective immediately, block state agencies from contracting with large banks that discriminate against firearms related industries. wayne, in 1787 thomas jefferson wrote a letter to james madison and he talked about how committed he was to freedom. he made this point in latin, but it translates as i prefer dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery. [applause] do you have a microphone? i get to put words in your mouth. >> you are doing great. gov. noem: wayne is extremely grateful to me for doing this for the nra. wayne: on behalf of everyone in this room, bun owners throughout the country, and all of our members and firearm owners in the great state of south dakota, god bless you. gov. noem: thank you. stay right here. [applause] this is executive order 2023 -- 04. the state of california office of the governor, i wi

i'm ken wayne. the news at 6 i'm ken wayne. the news at 6 is next.r accident, i'm ken wayne. the news at 6 is next. i wondered what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. when that car hit my motorcycle, insurance wasn't fair. so i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. at the barnes firm, our injury attorneys work hard to get you the best result possible. call us now and find out what your case could be worth. you might be surprised. ♪ the barnes firm injury attorneys ♪ ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. these attacks and you couldn't him out of time. somebody gets hurt or killed. >> now it's 6 cannabis store owners in san francisco say they've had enough of group of them gathered today to air their grievances about an increase in robberies. thanks for joining us for kron. 4 news at 6. i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine. heenan of those owners say that they have been the victims of a string of armed robberies, even kidnappings. they rall

wayne, and 1787, thomas jefferson wrote a letter.dison, he talked about how committed he was to freedom. he made a point in latin, but it translates as i prefer dangerous freedoms over peaceful slavery. today, >> a much her. diva microphone. i get to put words in your mouth. you're doing great. wayne is grateful for doing this for the honore. >> for all the great states, god bless you. >> thank you. stay right there. this is executive order number 2023 -- 04. the state of south dakota office of the governor will sign in on behalf of those industries related to the gun and firearm industry from being discriminated against by a financial institution. banking, credit card or otherwise. there you go. thank you. i will wrap up and then we will go. as you leave here today, i want you to remember this quote. what thomas jefferson wrote. i prefer dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery. may we all leave here today inspired by our history. and the blessings we all enjoy. as well as the burden of responsibility that rests on your shoulders and

wayne couzens had a nickname of rapist. how important is if you to have a diverse workforce?the best organisations have diverse teams, and diverse teams make better decisions, we are in a cupboard it and amazingly complexity, if we are to understand london and policing well, we need to understand other dimensions of it and the more we reflect london's range of cultures and heritages, the better we can be. so this is absolutely critical for us. but of course the challenges of today, the case reports, the incidents over the last couple of years, the police scandals, the people who were offending in the met, it's going to be those groups whose confidence is going to be shaken even more. this makes the challenge even harder. i appeal to londoners, this is not my police was, it is not my place was, it is notjust ours in the met, this is our police force, as in londoners, all of us who are londoners, all of us who are londoners, if you want to be part of a change, please step forward, because we need our help. looking at our because we need our help. looking at your leadership _ be

and his middle school coach, wayne price, cheered him on with great pride. wayne shared photos of darrion winning mvp as a middle school student, playing in a high school league. >> i became his basketball coach when he was in the fifth grade. i put him on my eighth grade basketball team because he was just way too dominant for his grade level. even in the eighth grade when he played with us, we won the championship with him. >> reporter: when he was 17, he played in the marin city league and won the championship. darrion went to school in san francisco. he plays big. >> he is fearless. i don't think he has ever played against kids or adults his age. he's always played above and up. >> reporter: san diego state did not pull off the win on monday night in their first championship appearance. but wayne knows darrion will continue to play big. >> he believed in himself. we believed in him the whole time, but he knew what his goal was. dreams are worth more than money. that's what they always say. he has it tattooed on him. >> reporter: in nearby novato, the uco

i'm ken wayne. i'm pam moore. the news at 6 is next. >> from the bay area's news station.watching kron. 4 news news at 6. >> killer has been identified, arrested and now will be brought to justice. >> now it's 6, o so proclaimed tech consultant arrested today in the stabbing death of cash app founder bob lee. san francisco. police say the victim knew the man who is now charged with his murder. thank you for joining us on kron. 4 news at 6. i'm pam moore. i'm ken wayne. it is a case that is gathered national attention. international attention. kron four's. >> rob nesbitt was at that news conference held by the mayor. the police chief and the district attorney joins us now live in the studio

thank you, doctor wayne. perfect i have i few slides i want to share approximate enengage in the conversation supervisor megovern you asked for. so i wanted to first -- unfortunately set the tone of what we are really looking at and talking about. so -- over the plasm year and march of 2022 to april of 23. looking at the data we received. youth on campus or off campus. off campus young people traveling to and from school or rec and park siteos muni or in our malls and other businesses. the majority of the incidents involve young people and young people. however, 11 of the incidents involved an adult. theed are, lateraling data we are seeing. with the gun involve am you electric at the charter next to the comments here. throw there were throw ins debts of gungs upon found on campus employs there were 10 incidents of a young person with a gun off campus and 18 of shootings involved young people. in conversations with our chief probation officer as well as -- our juvenile it was aird that the trends for young pe

i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan. the decision to fire so cobia.just the first appeal. a decision. the first move since it launched an internal investigation. kron four's dan kerman looks at what's ahead. after 20 years on the

i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis in for pam moore.irst homicide in nearly 2 years. police say the victim was shot in the head after a fight broke out.

i'm ken wayne. agency has struggled to rebound since the pandemic ridership down almost 60% from what it was. that's having a harsh effect on bart's. bottom line now in response, the agency is taking a hard pivot, bringing a whole host of changes ground force to re-assess. joins us live

ian, wayne. thank — to get a promotion next season. thank you — to get a promotion next season. ian, wayne, thank you so _ to get a promotion next season. ian, wayne, thank you so much for being with us. congratulations. good to talk to you this morning. we with us. congratulations. good to talk to you this morning.- with us. congratulations. good to talk to you this morning. we wait to see what wrexham _ talk to you this morning. we wait to see what wrexham does _ talk to you this morning. we wait to see what wrexham does next. - see what wrexham does next. absolutely. sunday with laura kuenssberg is on later this morning, but on bbc two today because of the london marathon coverage. another quiet day in a quite weak in uk politics. it is another quiet day in a quite weak in uk olitics. , , uk politics. it is never quite, is it? last few — uk politics. it is never quite, is it? last few days _ uk politics. it is never quite, is it? last few days have - uk politics. it is never quite, is it? last few days have been . uk politics. it is

[slide projector clicking] reid: wayne mehl was a craftsman with legislation. his number-one goal was play all the golf he could. he was a good golfer. and so, when we start on this, neither of us knew what to do, but we learned. it was on-the-job training. woman: wayne met with irriga rs, environmentalists, and city and county and state people and the tribe. he met with everybody. then he went back to senator reid, and i am told he said, "well, it's going to be nearly impossible, but we might be able to get a deal here." reid: they were all together on what they wanted done. they just didn't understand how they could work together, and that's what we were able to do, was kind of put them together. for the first time in the history of this dispute, we were able to have people sit in the same room. initially, they didn't talk much-- [click] [silence] woman: we were pretty much locked in a room for about 4 days running. reid's office was facilitating it with, i remember, cake, and i'm not sure why we had cake, t

>> we got it, wayne. mark, you have 30 seconds to answer a big question. >> initially, and again, i think i got misinterpreted -- think it got misinterpreted, but initially it stood for black political power, not just registering but organizing black candidates, for black self-defense, that we will not be unconditionally nonviolent. we reserve the right to actually defend ourselves when attacked. and it stood for this cultural element of black pride and identity and history. >> mark whitaker is our guest, former cnn managing editor, former editor of newsweek, former bureau chief for nbc news. saying it loud: 1966the year black power challenged the civil rights movement is the name of the book. thank you for being on book tv. >> thank you for having me. >> our live coverage of the los angeles times book festival continues now. next author panel is a>>

i am wayne johnson in for david tonight. as we come in the air, we are watching the new tornado warnings in east texas. one of two systems tracking across the goal plan to the northeast. 30 million americans on alert through tomorrow for large hail, damaging winds and some triggering our tornado watch in bell county texas at this hour. ominous clouds of pelting rain the first system delivering blinding wind and rain in the jacksonville area. five confirm tornadoes across the florida panhandle. a lightning strike in mississippi believed to have sparked this fire in a gas and in davenport iowa, the threat of flooding as the winter snow melts the mississippi river, reaching the highest level in four years. both storm systems on the move to the northeast. a very soggy weekend ahead. abc's senior meteorologist >> tonight, severe weather taking direct aim at the lone star state. tornado warnings near waco. >> this is a very dangerous storm. >> is coming right at us. >> meteorologist - - tracking this lowering wall cloud west of th

he is 5'10" but wayne says he plays big. >> he is fearless.hink he has played against kids or adults his age. he has always played above and up. >> reporter: san diego state did not win monday night in their first championship appearance but wayne knows darion will continue to dream big. >> he believed in himself. we believed in him the whole time. he knew his goal. dreams are worth more than money. that's what he always said. he has it tattooed on him. >> reporter: fin begans was surprisingly quiet. >> tonight it was a nonstarter. i don't know why. maybe because it is monday and windy and cold outside. >> reporter: marin catholic alum and uconn guard from novato. uconn topped san diego state 76-59. >> i am feeling great. the community is really proud that we had somebody there that was from marin. >>> to the nba and warriors looking to defend their title. last home game is tonight against oklahoma city thunder. this is such an important stretch for the team. joycelyn is live at chase center. fans will be cheering the dubs and hoping they don'

. >> i know, scott, you are in ohio and, wayne, you are in arkansas.ne you are familiar with guns yourselves in your communities? >> yes. also lockdown drills. my wife is an early childhood intervention specialist and has been, for decades, and i've been a substitute teacher. luckily we've not had shooters but we've had to talk to our kids and they've had to live through us notifying them that we were locked down in a school and them notifying us there were lockdowns in schools. >> does that cause your children to worry? >> they've seen us make it through, and they have understood what the lockdowns were about. often they were in my wife's neighborhood, somebody was shot a couple blocks away, but that's enough to lock down the school. they understand there is a risk, but that risk is spread out across the united states and even with the awful amount that's happening, the chances of them happening at their very school on that day, they have bigger worries. >> wayne, how much concern does gun violence cause for your children, particularly in school? >> m

i'm ken wayne. one of the suspects has allegedly confirmed to investigators that they mistakenly thought the driver. >> of the little girls vehicle was a rival gang member. kron four's. dan kerman reports. >> no family should have to experience this. no mother, no grandmother fremont's

i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis in for pam moore tonight.munity is still in shocked as police investigate the attack. questions remain about what led to the stabbing conference. theresa stasi live for us at northgate high school and has the latest from police. theresa. >> i can. and vicki parents and students are telling me that they are very freaked out about the circumstances surrounding this incident. here. northgate high school on this tuesday afternoon. now this is what we're learning. it's still very much under investigation. the walnut creek police department saying that they're still >> very much gathering fact

i know the names of wayne couzens and david carrick will be familiar but remind us of the context. us of the context. , , , , ., context. i suppose it depends how far back you _ context. i suppose it depends how far back you want _ context. i suppose it depends how far back you want to _ context. i suppose it depends how far back you want to go. _ context. i suppose it depends how far back you want to go. we - context. i suppose it depends how far back you want to go. we have l far back you want to go. we have recently seen this very damning report from baroness casey, the casey review came out which found that the met police was institutionally racist, homophobic and misogynist. it found various failings around the culture of the met, around officers who had committed those terrible crimes, including wayne couzens and david carrick. the review itself was set “p carrick. the review itself was set up in response to the murder of sarah everard, her kidnap, rape and murder by wayne couzens. he was a serving officer at the time. therefore, it looked back at what was going wrong, and lo

i'm ken wayne. the tragic shooting happened at an apartment on birch street near 90th avenue. family members say this was a deadly case of domestic violence. >> on force, has he been doing has more? we get the shooting kills a love for her teenage daughter and wound another child saturday at around 11:00pm in an apartment here on birch street in east oakland, a family member confirms that 44 year-old

i'm ken wayne.he weather service isn't expecting record-breaking temperatures, it's still going to feel. >> noticeably warmer. let's take a live look outside at our bay area. traffic cameras looks pretty clear in most areas, but you can see it's really foggy at the golden gate bridge. kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is tracking the weather conditions out there, lawrence. yeah. you know what? i see fog like this. that tells me we're looking at some heat and that's because when you see the marine layer get

ken wayne is here with a look at what's coming up at 6. we'll be sitting next to you. so take it here's what we're going to be working on. vicki, thank you. grant tonight at 6, you'll the nays, sir. back in for their home fans for the first time since announced their land deal in las vegas. >> we are live at the coliseum rays fans showing up with some mixed emotions. plus the promise reinforcements are coming to san francisco to deal with the city's fentanyl crisis. the california national guard and the chp announcing today they will be in the city starting next week. how they say they'll be working with sfpd to make the streets safer. i'm ken way. the news at 6 is next. martial arts is my passion. i work out whenever i can. but with my moderate- to-severe eczema, it can be tough. my skin was so uncomfortable. the itching was so bad. now, i'm staying ahead of my eczema. there's a power inside all of us to live our passion. and dupixent works on the inside to help heal your skin from within. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause ecze

i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan.on. you're watching kron. 4 news news at 6. this point in we're still very much looking at first degree murder. this is a person who was >> in his vehicle with a kitchen knife. that's not something most of us carry around. >> now at 6, we're learning more about how tech executive bob lee knew his alleged killer. nima momeni momi made his first court appearance today after being arrested and charged with bob lee's murder. thanks for joining us on kron. 4 news at 6. i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan. court documents are revealing new details about how the victim and the suspect knew each other. >> kron four's dan kerman reports. >> court documents suggest nima momeni the man accused of killing tech entrepreneur bob lee. newly through

they had play—off semifinals, three or four and wayne has probably been in _ three or four and waynelub around — enough money to keep the club around. wayne will remember, fans standing _ around. wayne will remember, fans standing outside the racecourse with buckets, _ standing outside the racecourse with buckets, people throwing loose change — buckets, people throwing loose change into them. just to keep going — change into them. just to keep going. then the supportersjust change into them. just to keep going. then the supporters just took over and _ going. then the supporters just took over and more recently we saw the hollywood — over and more recently we saw the hollywood owners coming but those supporters saving the club back into thousand _ supporters saving the club back into thousand 11—12, there would not have been a _ thousand 11—12, there would not have been a need — thousand 11—12, there would not have been a need for rob mcelhenney and ryan reynolds to come in and do what they have _ ryan reynolds to come in and do what they have done. they are finally back— they have do

there's element of usefulness by the united states once someone has kind of their star as wayne, their attempt has failed. they really have no more. ready to the united states government for the nice it's growing class, so kind of time for them to disappear. so now for a bit of breaking news here on the russian officials have confirmed that the nations cultural sense in cyprus has come under attack, which has been called a terrorist art. molotov cocktails were thrown at the building in nic casea, which then called fire the flames have now been extinguished with no because it is reported that there are no students inside the facility at the time. no has been no word from cypress on walker. who have could have been responsible for small authorities say they suspect ukrainian radicals will keep you updated on the story of the pandemic era chief medical adviser to the us president, dr. anthony felt she has cold on the public, not to blame him for the negative effects of locked down policies. he recommended. he argues that he was not the one who made the decision to implement that. i happen

officers arrested 33-year-old michael earl wayne anthony from oakland who was working as a private security guard. police have not released many other details other than that the theft was in progress during this incident. >> i was like by the little pay thing but she was out before me. and as soon as we was walking out all we hear is boom boom. and she dropped to the floor and i'm looking at her. and that was that. >> we reached out to the company that employed the guard kingdom group protective services private security. they told us they would not comment while the matter is under investigation. walgreens issued a statement saying they are thinking of the victim and her family and that violence of any kind will not be tolerated in their stores. they say they are cooperating with local authorities. we know many stores are turning to private security companies to deter crime. so we wanted to dig deeper into this. into what these guards can w mmon is it that they're armed? and what kind of legal protections do they have if they use force? so lauren toms got an inside look and insight from a

amy: that last voice, wayne lapierre. at the convention, donald trump gave the keynote address and called for firearms training for teachers. >> i will also create a new tax credit to reimburse any teacher for the full cost of a concealed carry firearms and training from highly qualified experts. who's better? better? if even 5% of teachers, people that are skilled with arms, we want that. 5% who are voluntarily armed and trained to stop active shooters, we would achieve effective deterrence and the problem would cease to exist. amy: your response to president trump? >> i don't know where the evidence for that claim comes from. weon't -- we don't have anything arming teachers in school prevents mass shootings, will be a deterrent in any way, particularly for nasa shooters are often motivated, to see what they are doing as an endgame kind of action, that they intend for their lives to end in this particular instances. arming teachers is no way going to be a deterrent. i think more broadly, these comments speak to the exten

wane wayne to know about the salary. if we don't have that, it's going to be a last thing for everybody. and the ones that are going to have a tougher time is our students and our society as a whole. thank you. >> thank you. >> good evening, i'm a native resident of san francisco all my life, 77 years. i went to public schools and i have grandkids and great grandkids in the public schools right now. your staff, these teachers deserve to be paid more than what they're getting paid right now. i made more money than the teachers made and i have no no college degrees, i did a couple of semesters in college but like i said, i make more money than they did. now these people, excuse me for saying people's, they go to school and college, and they have monies that they have to pay back for going to college and still they make less money than i make. it's a shame for them to educate our kids who are our future. if they don't teach them, what are they going to be doing. we have a problem with most of the people can't read and a lot

judy is in fort wayne host: indiana -- judy is in fort wayne, indiana, republican. can you be quick? caller: i will go to the bottom line. the whole point of this is so that he will be impeached and biden can appoint a democratic justice to the supreme court. i don't care who this man is, this justin. he chose to do this and he will find all he can to make justice thomas look bad. host: quick response? guest: i would say again that we are very actively reporting on the supreme court, myself and a whole team of reporters. if folks have information about either republican or democratic appointed justices receiving lavish gifts for many billionaires, we would like to hear about it and will write about it. host: justin elliott, pro public a

, mark wayne gacy, i can't remember, it's obvious from your accent you're from out of town so as a newyself, let me give you some advice. don't ever say, "do you think you're funny" to a bald teamster with a boston accent [ laughter ] that's usually when the needle drops on a dropkick murphy's song and the montage starts, if you get what i mean. [ laughter ] and based on the face he's making, i believe he does think he's funny [ light laughter ] i also think he's funny because i don't want trouble either. now, ceos and the millionaire class are terrified of the possibility that workers may have more power if they can organize without interference. and you can see the terror on mullin's face. in fact, the best part to me is when the multimillionaire senator, whose net worth is reportedly between $31 and 75 million says he took a $50,000 salary and then is immediately told he's hiding it. it catches mullin so off guard he has to hear it twice before he's offended. >> you mean, you hid money >> no, i didn't hide -- oh hold on a second. [ laughter ] >> seth: it's like watching moe szyslak

i want to thank wayne for his leadership. the introduction he knows i prefer is short.'m a christian, a conservative and a republican in that order, it's my honor to welcome the nra. thank you all for coming. [applause] it is good to be back with all the patriots in the and ra. men and women who stand on the ramparts of freedom. defending all the god-given liberties enshrined in the constitution of the united states every day. with your support the trump-penc e championed freedom. we stood without apology for the second amendment right to keep and bear arms. [applause] with your support we achieved the lowest unemployment, the highest household income, the most pro-american trade deals, the most secure order and made the most powerful letter in the history of the world. maybe most important of all, we appointed conservatives to every court in the land, including the highest court, we gave america a new beginning for the right to life. [applause] and this last june, that majority on the supreme court recognized a constitutional right to self-defense exists, not just insi

let's think wayne for his leadership, the introduction he knows i prefer is pretty short i make christianconservative, republican in that order and it is my honor to welcome the nra- ila back to indiana. thank you all for coming. [applause] it really is good to be back with all the patriots in the nra. men and women who stand on the ramparts of freedom. defending all the god-given liberties enshrined in the constitution of the united states every day. with your support, trump and his administration championed freedom for 4 michael years. every single day we stood without apology for the second amendment right to keep and bear arms. [applause] with your support we achieve the lowest unemployment come the highest household income, the most pro-american trade deals, most the cure border in the most powerful military in the history of the world. stronger than ever before. maybe most important, we appointed conservatives to every court in the land including the highest court. we gave america a new beginning for the right to life. [applause] this last june that conservative majority on the rear

and welcome back to the hoosier state i want to thank wayne for his leadership, the introduction he knowsetty short. i'm a christian, a conservative, and a republican in that order and it's my honor to welcome the nra,me ila back to indiana. thank you all for coming. [applause] it really is good to be back with all of the patriots the nra. men and women who stands on the ramparts of freedom. defending god given liberties instrined in the constitution of the united states every day and with your support champion freedom foror four remarkable years and every single day we stood without apology for the second amendment right to keep and bare arms. by a chief lowest unemployment and most secure beard and we made the most powerful military in the history of the world. stronger than ever before. but maybe most important of all, we appointed conservatives to every court in the if land including the highest court we gave america a new beginning for the right to life -- an this last june that conservative majority on the supreme court recognized that constitutional right to self-defense exist not

ukrainian civilians are wayne of the risks of steam in their homes of the front line of the war. ah, i'm aaron tilton, berlin. thanks for joining us. the european union's cup diplomat says that the use ambassador to sudan has been assaulted at his home and cartoon as a deadly bower struggle gripped the country. joseph morrell called the attack on irish diplomat, aiden o'hara, a violation of international law. but did not reveal more details about the attack in the u spokeswoman told news agency a f p that o'hara is quote ok. the un says at least 185 people have been killed in 3 days of fighting between sedans, army and rival paramilitaries vying for control of the country. fleeing the fighting in the streets of cartoon. those who can are leaving others, like these university students are sheltering in place in war, but their supplies are running out. ordinary residents are suffering sedans. army in the powerful paramilitary group, the rapid support forces were r. s f. have turned their guns on each other, just months after signing a deal to restore civilian rule. the death toll c

called direct impact, but again, you probably don't want to watch it because it might just change the wayne thing. the finish wartime photograph archive has very few photos of the concentration camps. and in those few, it seems as if prisoners move behind the bob white of their own accord or re content with their lives. here, for instance, a photo from one of the pictures of votes camps inscribed today is sunday, a day off in the lodge day by camp. female workers have lined up in the yard to show, but a mobile van that is just arrived. trade is brisk, and the customers are happy because they're allowed to buy bare necessities, such as cleaning products, household goods and sweets, a artist, our stella entertains the labor camps, residence i did a gazing did, and the photo is dated. may the 31st 1942 according to preserve documents. 1942 was the hardest year for prisoners of the finished concentration camps during the 4 year occupation and one with the most deaths.

he said it was how he stayed close to his sister in fort wayne, indiana. which begs the question why his sister came halfway across the world to fort wayne, indiana. we joke that it is the only u.s. state with the word india. i was born and radiused -- raised in ohio. i thought i was going to be a scientist. when i was in college i studied molecular biology. i thought was going to be a doctor. got into the world of biotech investing. investing in companies that were developing cut it edge -- cutting edge therapies. i made investments that were not popular at the time. to cure a disease called hepatitis c. it gave me financial success at a very early age. we don't have to talk about politics the whole time tonight. we can talk about how to get ahead in the system of american capitalism. by the my -- by my late 20's, i left my job as an investor and started my own biotech company. i built that company as the ceo for seven years. we worked on a number of medicines in areas that big pharma had ignored. one of those areas a was a drug for a rare genetic disease

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