wheeler, high from afar back. this family, they have a heart of gold.ow that you are in the majority. even the people enforcing the rules, your coach alex has a young daughter. he can't truly believe what happened to you is right and fair and just and if he has, there is a separate conversation that needs to be had given he has a daughter. they are not willing to throw their moral compass entirely out the window. we are seeing it in corporate america and media, it is plaguing this country. you don't have to adhere to anyone to the rules, guidelines, any of that, it is liberating to say the truth and feels like a weight is off your shoulders. i want to echo what katelyn said, to be faced with what you are faced with and standing up for yourself and others, you are a megaphone. i am proud of the wheeler sisters. >> carley: sometimes it can be intimidating to stand up, you three are unafraid. thank you all for joining us this morning. best of luck. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> carley: a witness in the houses biden family investigation indicted by

joe wheeler, the chief of cavalry in the army of tennessee, wheeler's a professional soldier, a west pointer. it stands in stark contrast in that regard to. but wheeler is a very devoted ally of bragg, so much so that the atlantic campaign. wheeler like hood, which drew alluded to, was riding anti joe johnson to davis, just like, of course, hurd was in hood's better. but wheeler wrote letters to davis in the early stages in a campaign decrying johnson's seeming unwillingness to go on the offensive and to drive sherman into tennessee. let's not forget about our gettysburg connection, and that's james longstreet, who ended up in the west. of course in the fall of 1863. and, you know, longstreet thought that he knew better than anybody how to conduct the western campaigns and like blake drew said, he's one of the he's one of the foremost generals in army who thought, well, i know how to i know how to command this army. and i think that i'd be better than anybody at doing it. and you have someone like longstreet working behind the scenes and hungering for bragg's command, you know, we've

you had the driver of the 18-wheeler saying to dispatch, i'm scared, they're trying to kill me.g out of the vehicle, we see a use of force that didn't appear necessary. >> so, accountability looks like the driver is going to be charged, 0 aror not charged wit whatever they go forward with or don't, because the situation has been overtaken by the police response, really. you know, that the evading police is a side issue now. but ultimately, this is going to be a civil matter, where he may sue the police department. and then circleville police department who is the owner of that dog and the employer of that police officer has to deal with the fallout here, within their own disciplinary system. >> john miller, we appreciate you checking in with us. we'll go back to the situation as news warrants. thanks so much, john. jim. >>> coming up on "cnn news central," greece warns that the climate crisis isn't coming, it's already here. as multiple wildfires rage once again across the country. >>> and a new study says eight simple habits could extend your life by up to 24 years. we're going

. >> reporter: till's cousin, reverend wheeler parker, was with till that fateful summer when the 14-ar-old was abducted, brutally tortured, and killed by roy bryant and j.w. my lum. >> the thing that bothered me most then and now is the way they portrayed emmett. some people have their goal, he must have done sosomething. thatat's what w we were u up ag >> reporter: parker spoke with us at the historic roberts temple in chicago, the last place he saw his beloved cousin, unrecognizable, lying in an open casket, a pointed d decision m by titill's momother, m mamie mobley, t to shohow thehe world racial hatred did to hers on. >> she was so fed up and so angry, she just said, let them see what i see. >> reporter: and today the family received long overdue recognition from the white house. the church alolong with t this mimississippi river site and courthouse where an all-white male jury let till's murderers walk free are all part of a new national monument honoring till and his mother. brent legg sees today's move as an important first step in protecting an additional 5,000 black histori

. >> the reverend wheeler parker jr. honoring his cousin, emmett till, alongside president biden and vice president kamala harris. on what would have been till's 82nd birthday. as the right wing continues to vandalize the history of black people in america. >>> also tonight, trump plans for his next indictment by making threats of violence, with special counsel jack smith reportedly interested in trump's sudden change of heart about election security in 2020. >>> plus, the remarkable smallness of the republican presidential field, defeating an indicted candidate who does nothing but lose shouldn't be this hard. and yet, they're failing. >>> but we begin tonight with 2016 donald trump who ran for president back then as a man who amid calls to end police violence against black americans backed the blue 100%. >> i am the big, big believer and admirer of the people in law enforcement. okay. from day one. when you see these thugs being thrown into the back of a paddy wagon, you just see them thrown in, rough, i said please do

reverend wheeler.ct, we were married 56 years on sunday my wife says when we get to heaven, my wife will say lord, not here, to. [laughter] i see we have a whole lot of a man's left. [laughter] i am too humbled by this honor, see, i was born in mississippi. i see my early years as a sharecropper and was focused on fulfilling -- focus upon my quota of not making history from the outhouse to the white house. from a time when we live in fear to a time when president and vice president gave us this great hope. kept their promise by deliverin delivering, this is what america needs to be promises made, promises kept. it has been quite a journey for me from the darkness to the light, when i set with my family on the night of terror when emmett till was taken from us, taken to be tortured, brutally murdered. back then when -- with terror and fear of certain death in the darkness of a thousand midnight in the pitch black house where some have called -- back then in the darkness i could never imagine a moment li

to introduce a leader who has dedicated his life to preserving and protecting our history reverend wheelerlso shared with me he and his wife will be celebrating this weekend there are 56 anniversary of marriage. [laughter] [applause] [applause] >> in fact we were married 56 years on sunday. my wife say will be good to have and i'm going to say lord not appear too. [laughter] i should hear a whole lot of a men's to that. [laughter] i am truly humbled by this honor. you see i was born in mississippi. i spent my early years as a sharecropper focus upon my quota not making history from outhouse to the white house. from a time when we lived in fear to a time when president and vice president gave us this great hope. this is what america means to me. promises made, promises kept. it is been quite ait journey for me from the darkness to the light. when i sit with my family on the night of terror, went emmett till a little boy was taken from us. taken to be tortured and brutally murdered. back then is fear of certain death in the darkest of a thousand midnights. in a pitch black house back and the

reverend wheeler parker jr. [applause] >> in fact, we were married 56 years on sunday.fe say when we get to heaven, i will say, lord, not up here, too. i see we have a whole lot of amens to that. [laughter] >> i'm truly humbled by this honor. you see, i was born in mississippi. i spent my early years as a sharecropper and focused on feeling of a nine-foot sack, focused on my quota, not making history from the outhouse to the white house. from time when we lived in fear to a time when president and vice president gave us this great hope. kept their promise by deliver i ing, this is what america means to me. promises made, promises kept. it's been quite a journey for me from the darkness to the light, when i sit with my family on the night of terror, when emmett till was taken from us, taken to be tortured and brutally murdered. back then, i was overwhelmed with terror and fear of certain death in the darkness of a thousand midnights in a pitch black house on what some call dark furrow. i could never imagine a moment like this, standing in the light of wisdom, grace and d

introduce the leader that has dedicated his life to preserving and protecting our history, and reverend wheeler parker junior also just shared with me he and his wife will be celebrating this weekend or 56 -- there 56th anniversary of marriage. [applause] >> in fact we were married 56 years on sunday. my wife says when we get to heaven, i will say, lord, not appear too. i say -- see we have a lot of amens left. i am too humbled by this honor. you see, i was born in mississippi. i spent my early years as a sharecropper focused on filling up a nine foot sack. i was focused on my quota, not missing it -- making history. from the outhouse to the white house. from a time when we lived in fear, to a time when the president and vice president gave us this great honor. this is what america means to me. promise is made. promises kept. it has been quite a journey for me from the darkness to the light. when i sit with my family on the night of terror when emmett till was taken from us, taken to be tortured, brutally murdered. back then, when i was overwhelmed with terror and fear of certain death in the d

tell us more about this funeral, a wheeler audio or a non ted. this is the symbol just west of paris without funeral for 9 to case. we were just outside the symmetry and the family open. i had also purposely that all the media in public to stay away. there was very assemble and still there. um the host was accompanied by you know, folds of, of young men on motor bikes and splinters. so the, so there's lots of ways tends to be, we saw some arguments about people making some of those events. and i have to say in general, the ton of content is, is, is very much on edge, the entire streets that are aligned with bundled cause and buses, shop, windows broken. we managed to speak to some resident order residents who said they were, you know, fed up with the assignments of destruction, but also expressed sympathy and understanding of the kind of anger and frustration that was being expressed by young people there. and one of the reasons we got out of known to an audio today was because the, it was quite difficult to work. there was a drug listings of nei

at 18-wheeler cab -- you are going to be able to see the woman in there.nd they took pictures of her naked. and you can go online and see pictures of people naked. why are you just going to tie someone up, take pictures, and not do anything? >> jeanine: she said they did nothing else. >> jesse: that makes no sense. and then she said they didn't tie her up, because they did not want to leave compression marks on the wrists. because when i could not people, that is the first thing i think: don't leave compression marks. >> jeanine: best part of it as she came home with just her right sock on and had $107. [laughter] >> dana: hopefully she gets the help she needs. >> jessica: that's what you meant to say, jesse. >> dana: and also that she has to pay for the consequence, for the things that she caused. okay, coming up, a self-proclaimed debbie downer doc is trying to ruin going to the movies. ♪ ♪ frustrated by skin tags? dr. scholl's has the breakthrough you've been waiting for. the first fda-cleared at-home skin tag remover clinically proven to remove skin ta

did not lead well, in the courtyards of the zhikhara of the capital , the new eco-parkings for two-wheelers and transport are zatekavlenny. this is the guarantor of captivity and safety of law enforcement fixing crash bicycles minsk over 30th edition about the sale of bathrooms. for hours shmat on tops and it becomes more and more every year. as many as 15,000 moths from a biker, who was driven by a mole, so near the microdistrict otshizhovka on tashkentskaya street, a new white garage is spread out for 30 bikes, the key to the parking lot is in the possession of the residents of the houses. also, the bike rack can be opened with electricity, parking equipped in 2021. there is video surveillance for the safety of bicycles. there is also a solar-powered pump for inflating bicycle wheels. i will be given 22 echo garages, and they are different for the purchase of amal 700 bikes. two-dimensional parason bouquets at the green bots, the original checkered compositions were cooked, and the greenery of minsk underdressed the professional skill of the flower bed, the finalists come to the children

we went and picked up a four-wheeler last sunday.the place. - given those changes, what are the crow people gonna be doing in 20 years, 30 years? the horse is gonna play an important part in the culture still? - i think so, yeah, because what's a place gonna be like without horses? i wouldn't want to be there. [horse snorts] [helicopter blades thrumming] bourdain: who owns this land? can anyone really own it? who gets to use it? these are big questions that cut across traditional ideological lines out here, where they have real meaning, not theoretical meaning. all this belongs to one man-- this guy, bill galt. - okay, we're about a half mile from the confluence of rock crick and the smith river. bourdain: galt ranch is 100,000 acres of grazing land, mountains, cliffs, and valleys. there's also some of the best trout fishing on the planet. - bill, the water level on the crick looks good. bourdain: this is bill's friend, the author and journalist david mccumber. they disagree on land use-- a major issue. remember when you could do tha

she escaped the 18-wheeler but they caught her, they got her into a house, they blindfolded her and tookade her way home. so, the 49 hours is kind of a hard to grasp story of a very strange abduction, nowr parents are staying with her, and are saying they're worried about her emotional wellbeing. and the abductors being captured. the pole have questions of how no one else seen this baby and how during the 911 call, her call managed to travel the distance of three full football fields. so, they want to talk to her again. >> if it comes out that this did not happen, and, we don't know that that's the case, although, that's what people are wondering, could she potentially face charges? >> so, she could. but, police have been extraordinarily careful but also sensitive, jake, about how they describe this extraordinarily unlikely chain of events. by saying they want to talk to her again, they need to continue their investigation and get more information. so, if it's a false report, she could be charged with making a false report. that could be a thing that they can use to get her help, if she

establishments the villa is well located near the courtyards of the capital with new eco-parkings for two-wheelers transports. this is the guarantor of security and bio-peaks, and they have rights and fix the attacks of bicycle theft . how many village months? i lost about 15,000 about that, having saved my iron horse katerina, fear. the bike is always with me. this is my best friend. i ride it to work in the country. i would like to have a bicycle parking in such an apartment building, a minsker, tatyana novitskaya , drove the motor with experience because of the confusion of where to urgently and carelessly bury lift your eco-transport on top of the cycling shomu. a few reasonable days of women are not stocked, and leaving the yard is scary statistics from the hunter's right. wow this is confirmed only from the undergarment of years. borscht was stolen from the capital for 30 bicycles. basically comes er, from the total available places. this is either an unlocked vestibule, or a bicycle delivered to the entrances. uh, either the bikes left somewhere near the shops in the playgrounds, theft of t

the fact that somebody about the uh the la 10 to the street. wheeler just uh and of broke about a jump on it. it took the rest of them onto the air condition. can you give me a little tiny so busy? of the the situation seems to improve the water level in the pool of react to number 4, suddenly rises again. and the level of radiation begins to fold. the reactors remain unapproachable, but the workers can go back to the control room without incurring any serious risks . at the end of march, 2011 c was a is substituted with distilled water. however, the cooling circuit is no longer water tight. the use of sea water, in addition to the fresh water stabilizes the reactive. but the results also in the release of moving 11000 tons of radioactive insight into the ocean, causing great concern amongst the international community. the accident is classified at the highest level of the i n e s. scale. most of the national media begin accusing the prime minister of managing the emergency irresponsibly or the for the action out of was in favor of nuclear energy. now history anxious point to view whi

you have somebody driving an 18 wheeler who is getting pulled over for a mud flap by a police agency truck inspector who's supposed to be looking for safety violations. instead of pulling over, he continues for 35 minutes and speeds up to 70 something miles an hour. so you have to factor in, before we start at the end, which is the dog is released and bites him, we have to factor in what is going through their minds and what is they're going through their minds as questions of why is there a truck driver driving a massive vehicle, who's trying to evade us, and refusing to stop. when we -- he does stop he takes off again. when we throw down spike strips and disable him, he gets out and is very slow to follow his commands. their minds are racing for what is really going on here, and what is the threat. and then, as he is complying, of, course the canine officer releases the dog. that is wrong, but it is wrong at the end of the story. and you see somebody saying, don't release the dog while his hands are up. but, he is 125 feet away. we are hearing him on the microphone with the body ca

amy: that was reverend wheeler parker jr.esident biden and vice president harris, the first black vice president of the country. joining us now from chicago is emmett till's best friend and cousin, who was 16 years old when he witnessed emmett till's abduction. welcome back to democracy now! as we honor this moment, again, condolences. no matter how many decades have passed since that moment that shaped your life. if you could talk about what this means for you, the designation of this national monument in three parts. the church where you are in chicago, where the funeral was held, but also the site where it is believed his body was found at grabow landing, and the courthouse where his murderers were acquitted. your thoughts on what this means to remember these places? rev. parker: as you know, i'm aware, in america, the wheels of justice grind but they grind slow. i appreciate putting this on a national level, this monument. i think about the suffering, the pain it caused to get us to this point. we really appreciate, but a

let's talk to that brave 16-year-old girl abigail wheeler and get her side of the story. front 6 you at the y. in the locker room? >> yes, i did. >> was he saying he was a woman. >> yes, he was claiming to be a woman and changing in the woman's locker room at the ymca facility. >> jesse: was he ashamed at all that he was doing this in front of you? >> absolutely not. >> jesse: so you see this. obviously you are stunned. and you report this. >> yes. >> and they said they can't do anything? what exactly did they say? >> >> so when i went to my coach and i explained my concerns to him, he told me that there was nothing they could do by illinois state law and that when i asked him what i could do and if they were going to make any further, you know, action toward this they told me that they weren't going to and if i wasn't comfortable that i could use the family locker rooms or i did not have to use the facilities. >> jesse: so you have to change in a different locker room. the man in the women's locker room can stay and get naked. is that what he said? >> yes. was this guy l

>> i remember -- i just remember being kind of numb >> reporter: reverend wheeler parker was till's cousin, his best friend, and the last living witness to till's abduction he was in the very next room when a group of white men took till from his family's house. >> stretching my eyes, shaking and talking to god inwardly and they walked with a pistol in one hand and a flashlight in the other. >> reporter: what was it like there in the house that night after he was taken away? >> nobody talked to anybody. it was just dark forever. move from place to place or talk to anyone until daylight came >> reporter: parker still remembers exactly where he sat during till's funeral. now, that church is being restored to its original 1955 appearance brent leggs is helping lead that effort >> this will be the first national monument that memorializes examples of racial violence and political injustice. >> reporter: how significant is that? >> it's exceptionally significant. so that our nation never forgets. >> reporter: what happened, at times, still brings parker to tears. but he says today's news brings

she said she was able to escape the 18 wheeler and fled on foot only to be captured again.s blindfolded and was not tied up because did not want to leave impressions on her wrist. they took her in a house, made her get undressed. she believes they took pictures of her, but she does not remember them having physical or sexual contact. she stated the next day she woke up and was fed cheese crackers by the female. she said the woman played with her hair but could not remember anything else. at some point, she was put back in her vehicle. she claims was able to escape while it was in the west hoover area. she told detectives she ran through lots of woods until she came out near her residence. during this interview, detectives noted that carlee had a small injury to her lip, and she claimed that her head was hurting. she had a tear in her shirt. detectives she had $107 cash in her right sock. out of respect for carlee and her family, detectives did not press for additional information in this interview and made plans to speak with her in detail after giving her time to rest. det

. >> reporter: up before 4:30 a.m., readying her 18-wheeler today, she's hauling diary to chicago, picking up in virginia's shenandoah valley that's where i joined her. wow! roomy in here. >> my refrigerator is right here >> reporter: and a little microwave >> yeah, and my tv >> reporter: how many hours will you drive in a normal week >> 70 hours. >> reporter: baron is a single mother of three. trucking paid the bills. >> my ultimate goal was not to fail my kids i'm driving, they call me, doing homework, i'm fussing, doing the mom duties while in the truck. >> reporter: baron is one of thousands of trucker er who have experienced the pandemic highs, and now, the post-pandemic lows initially, pay for truckers surged, with companies desperate to move their goods after years working as a driver, baron bought her own truck. were you able to make a good living with that truck >> yeah, i was i was really doing really well. i was able to pay a lot of stuff off it was good. >> reporter: soon, she was bringing in a six-figure income. but her fortunes doesn't last long. the number of drivers surged

tell under the pouring british rain a new shipment to volunteers of ukraine managed to buy a two-wheelerhe ball for gur scouts and sbu specialists are armored off-road vehicles that the british army used in the wars in syria, afghanistan and iraq. we have them made like a bullet. yes, that is, the glass is an armored front and armored. all of this is armored. vyacheslav makarevychus sent his first lindrover from london a day before the full-scale invasion. all the cars are going to those military units that are fighting on the front lines. we have already been there for 18 months. we know that these cars are suitable for ukrainian roads, they are suitable for use ukrainian diesels and repair and maintenance do not require such costs from such efforts as, for example, these latest cars, which in terms of protection class are approximately plus or minus somewhere like these, thanks to vyacheslav's volunteerism, vyacheslav, together with like-minded people, managed to hand over 30 armored vehicles to our armed forces, this is not only such a land rover, but also tracked armored personnel ca

shannon wheeler: the nez perce have been documented 16,500 years, the oldest archeological site in northry. that relationship to salmon is part of our creation story. silas: naco'x kuus, naco'x kuus, naco'x kuus is the generic name for the salmon, but usually it applied to spring chinook, which were the first ones coming in. they're probably the filet mignon of the fish world when they cook them. the oil has got a magical propensity to do healing. salmon were the ones that said, "we will help to save these people. and to make sure that their time on earth is spent wisely, we will give of ourselves. naka williamson-cloud: because of that ancient covenant we had with the salmon as the first one that stepped forward on our behalf, and all those that lined up behind him, that it's the way that we also show the salmon that we still need him, we still appreciate him, and that's part of what's bringing him back is to fulfill his promise to our people. their spiritual well-being and our physical well-being is attached to these traditional foods, as well. from that standpoint, you know, i think g

even sharkey made an appearance, rolling through on his four wheeler. the good times continued in danville. you see the parade taking place this morning. i'll justin andrews spend time with people along the route and has the story. >> reporter: the bands, the music, and of course the candy for the little ones, just a few reasons why people flooded into downtown danville on tuesday. nick was among hundreds of not thousands of people who claimed their spot a little bit early for the parade. he has been coming here since he was just one. >> there are about eight families that are coming here. they are already staked out down the road. we meet up with them afterwards and have a barbecue. >> reporter: the parade has been going strong for about 50 years, but the mayor says it has been going even before that. >> qantas has put this on since 1975 but this parade has been going since the 20s and 30s. >> reporter: community is likely what has been keeping this parade going decade after decade. >> it is exciting to be part of a town. >> the kids are excited to be

orange hair came onto the roadway and made her go over a fence, pulling her into a car and then a 18 wheelere says she was then able to break free, only to be abducted again. russell's parents standing by their daughter earlier this week >> do you believe there is an abductor still out there >> absolutely. absolutely we have no reason to believe there wasn't or isn't. >> reporter: nbc news reached out to the russell family following police press conference, but they declined to comment. did you speak to carlee's parents? and why do you think they are so adamant at that there was an abductor >> i think the parents are believing what the daughter is saying >> reporter: how would you characterize what happened here? >> that's the hundred dollar question >>> the president of stanford university has announced he will step down next month following an inquiry into his past research as a neuroscientist in a statement, he said he was cleared of quote any fraud or falsification of scientific data but made the decision to step down for the good of the university a report bit univy the trustees that fi

needed at the front in under the conditions of constant shelling, what kind of tuning does a four-wheeler require, we will tell you all about it already this friday at 4:45 p.m. project 4 5 0 everything is calm . well, that night, the enemy again struck a massive blow not only with missiles, but also with drones. this night there was a mass of iranian drones over more than 10 barrage e-e unmanned munitions of the shahed type were shot down in kyiv. we will learn the operational situation a little later from the spokesman of the kyiv city military administration . caliber rockets were flying serhiy bratchuk, the spokesman of the ukrainian volunteer army, a rooster is in touch with us, serhiy, we congratulate you. please tell me if everything is calm, the hero slava, or if everything was calm in odesa region , thank god, we really have 4 5 0 there is no air alarm quote, there was no eh, although the south of our country, in particular, the mykolaiv region of tamburg is such a shambles. now we are waiting for the results of this night from the air forces of the armed forces of ukraine, which

authorities say they found a dozen migrants crammed inside the passenger compartment of a stolen 18 wheeler. one of the migrants, a pregnant woman. police say the group was being smuggled from mexico, honduras and guatemala. the truck driver finally pulled over and was taken into custody and police say he was armed. a major development now in the shooting of three police officers in fargo, north dakota. >> police say the suspect had 1800 rounds of ammunition, multiple guns and a homemade grenade in his vehicle. they say the suspect ambushed the officers who were investigating a car crash at the time one officer was killed. the two others are in critical condition . authorities say the suspect appeared to have plans for further mayhem, but he was shot and killed by police. >> now to the hunter biden investigation. in two irs whistleblowers have now testified before congress, claiming the investigation into the president's son was anything but normal, suggesting he was let off easy. abc's faith abubey is here with their testimony. faith good morning. >> good morning to you, rhiannon. the whis

. - like a ten-wheeler with large stones. and cannons. (sophie fouron) you're still here. (manon and luc rozon) yes. - you're not going anywhere. (manon and luc rozon) no. (luc rozon) why? look around you, sophie. - yeah, i should. - look at this. you see, people buy these plants in pots back home. - that's true. - for $12 a pot. - here, they grow as weeds. look at the beauty, the natural beauty. this has never changed. this was always like this. (rose willock) our paradise is being able to live on this wonderful little rock as we call it. we have this peace and quiet where you can lose your cellphone or your mobile phone. you call the local radio station. you let them know that if anyone has seen your cellphone or whatever item you would have lost, drop it off at the nearest police station or to the radio station and it happens within minutes. and your purse or wallet will be sent or taken here with all the money in it, intact. so that is the type of paradise that we talk about. despite all the challenges we have had with the volcano, we have not once had a water shortage

escaped from enemy artillery fire. opponents and he went out to our oporniks in the number of two-wheelersh the support of artillery mortars, he decided to advance there, as if as part of a platoon, he gathered everyone around him and explained what needs to be done loaded. and, in principle, how would we go there, we all together inflicted damage with fire, the enemy was thrown back, we are performing all combat missions , we are destroying the enemy’s equipment, which must be supplied to the armed forces, and i think that, most likely, at the end we are working on the seventh order and glorified our first tank regiment even more . in baghdad, hundreds of people broke into the embassy sweden and set fire to buildings, the reason for the assault was the decision of the stockholm police to issue a permit for another public burning of the koran for the second time in less than just this month, the confrontation continued in baghdad , water cannons and stun guns were used against protesters all night. by morning the police. i was able to take the territory of the embassy. under the control of

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till's cousin, wheeler parker, says he was there when the woman's husband later kidnaped hill. well, today, parker spoke about that moment at the ceremony. and i was overwhelmed with terror and fear of certain death in the darkness of a thousand midnights in a pitch black house that could never imagine a moment like this. standing in the light of wisdom, grace and delivers. the monument will be located in three different areas one in illinois, two in the state of mississippi. support for striking sag-aftra members is growing in hollywood. dwayne the rock johnson made a seven figure donation to the sag-aftra emergency fund to support struggling actors. snoop dogg is also showing his support of the strike. he canceled his hollywood bowl shows for the 30th anniversary of his debut album, a rally in support of the strike will be held tomorrow night at five on the steps of san francisco city hall. and another one will take place in sacramento thursday at noon. netflix is now looking for more eye tech workers as actors continue their strike to have more control over how their images

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hair came onto the roadway and made her go over a fence before pulling her into a car and then an 18-wheelerater able to break free only to be abducted again with a man and woman making her undress and blindfolding her. russell's parents standing by their daughter earlier this week. >> do you believe that there's an abductor still out there? >> absolutely. absolutely. we have no reason to believe there wasn't or isn't. >> reporter: nbc news reached out to the russell family following today's police press conference but they declined to comment. did you speak with carlee's parents and why do you think they were so adamant there was an abductor? >> i think the parents believe what their daughter is saying. we met with them on several occasions. >> how would you characterize what happened here? >> that's the $100 question. >> reporter: sam brock, nbc news, hoover. >>> still ahead for us tonight, our nbc news investigation. the violation of child labor laws resulting in a teenager's death. we do ? beforere you were e preventig migraiaine with ququlipta®®? reremember thehe pain? beforere you were

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. >> reporter: she told police the orange haired man had kept her in the back of an 18-wheeler.tigation it was revealed that she had made questionable internet searches days and hours before vanishing. including about the hollywood kidnapping thrillr "taken." >> i will look for you. i will find you. >> on july 11th, at 7:30 a.m., the term "do you have to pay for an amber alert" was searched. >> reporter: russell's disappearance property statewide 2-day search. police say russell eventually walked home, was treated at a hospital, and released. the pd are still investigating and they do want to ask her more questions, but today, police said they have yet to find any evidence of either any wandering toddler or a kidnapper. norah? >> norah: with so many questions. lilia luciano, thank you. tonight, police are investigating a shooting inside a florida city walmart that left one person dead and two others injured. the suspected gunman is in custody. investigators for the miami-dade police said it is not clear if the shooting was a targeted attack. multiple law enforcement agencies are