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they're waiting to start firing. >> where is sam houston? >> sam houston is in the mist. he's going across his own horse back. >> is that usual for a commander to be in front like that? >> he's got tried and true military leader. he's been in battle with andrew jackson. he's not afraid of battle. >> he knows you need encourage and you need to be smart. when he was blindly showing courage, he was -- he still leading. he gets shot in the leg. >> two of them shot out from under him. he gets back up on the third one. he doesn't quit. so the battle has been decided before allows him the medical treatment to happen. >> 18 minutes is done. where do the mexican troops go? >> they're backed up to the water, called peggy's leg. huge body of water here. they trying to go across the leg and swim for their lives. the horses were drowned. >> outnumbered, no formal training. just few weeks together. that 900 plus army was able to take thousand more in 18 minutes then go for victory and then they get the ultimate prize the next day. they captures santa ana. instead of killing him, they d

this was to intimidate sam houston's. it didn't. 1836, weeks after the alamo massacre, the battle ledger to goliad, what's behind me to 400 men. led by jim pennant, the new they were about to be engaged. it never wanted to see this happen. once again, they were not cheated. he hesitate and he it's been the middle of an open field. they were fighting and in exchange, then trusted mexican general. to hold his work. he didn't. women we're marched out and executed. he knew he had to give or to one of the most unpopular orders in his career. take as many as yet left, and retreat. and today, - >> he wanted to president himself in texas. also formation and strategy. sam houston and his texas army, because that went out them, i can get more fruits - you make this decision, front follow that way and go to san francisco and santa ana and mexican army would be waiting. after much celebration, sam houston decided to finally fight in the first and only time santa ana and sam houston was for offering who better to take you through this

his latest book which we are celebrating tonight is sam houston and the alamo avengers another bestseller that debuted last week at number three on the new york times bestseller list. [applause] now is that not at number three now he's at number two you are in for a treat i have good news for you tonight you are taking home a a signed copy of his new book and he said he might take a few questions if you are kind to him so welcome back to the bestseller list thank you for being here. [applause] >> thank you for coming out tonight and really don't know. anybody. but you all seem very nice and well-dressed you're all wearing the same type of blue which is a little bit scary. doing such an incredible job lead the way with the publicity you can have the best book in the best message and the best story but there are so many great books out there right now but you have to have the right plan to launch this is my sixth book overall i have never had things hit like this. we have been out for three weeksoi we are doing the best we can to get the word out. and it will be worth it to see this profess

sam harry is a household name in iceland. some haiti has developed into a fully integrated seafood complete with operations of fishing on processing and sales. the company presents itself as a family business and celebrates its produce at an annual gathering for the local community. it's been run for the last 40 years by thorston more than. he's proud of sam harris relationship with quality retailers it was one minute earlier one of his q. had long or short posted it on our. global brands such as test goes and car for also sell sam harris fish generating hundreds of millions of dollars each year . how do you think they view africa in their business structure. they view africa just a 2nd it's a given cast that's it. the movie on the southwest coast of africa is a country with a small population and abundant natural resources. but a 5th of its citizens still live in poverty. yanis deficit says that's because the companies like the one he used to work full. i would say is a very classic story at the best and company of commerce

what do sam houston tell jim fannin and company to do? >> around the 10th of march or so, they receive a letter from houston as is gather your forces and supplies you've got, and head east come and join with me. by that point, the garrison knows the alamo has fallen. the texans realize it is time to gather up the forces they have and consolidate. >> before vacating goliad, fannin receives word that a company of his men are pinned down to mexico. he sends reinforcers to extricate the men. back to goliad. but the men would not make the return trip. >> part of the men that were there were killed. the other part of the men that were there break off across the prairie, headed back toward victoria, and what slows down fannin as he doesn't know what is going on. he doesn't have anywhere to what what is taking place. >>n' so we sense to go continges down. doesn't find out what's happening. munication is terrible. then he finally decides, have an idea. i think i'm going to i leave. i look around, this is a fortress, it stands hundreds of years lat

sam harry is a household name in iceland. the sun haiti has developed into a fully integrated seafood company with operations and fishing. processing and sales. the company presents itself as a family business and celebrates its produce at an annual gathering for the local community. it's been run for the last 40 years by thorston and. he's proud of sam harris relationship with quality retailers it was one minute earlier one of his key hitler was for a person who tanaka. global brands such as test goes and car for also sell sam harris fish generating hundreds of millions of dollars each year. how do you think they view africa in their business structure. they view africa just a 2nd it's a given casts that's it. namibia on the southwest coast of africa is a country with a small population and abundant natural resources. but a 5th of its citizens still live in poverty. yanis deficit says that's because of companies like the one he used to work for. i would say is a very classic story at the best and company of commerce phenomen

sam harry is a household name in iceland. the son haiti has developed into a fully integrated seafood complete with operations and fishing. processing and sales. the company presents itself as a family business and celebrates its produce at an annual gathering for the local community. it's been run for the last 40 years by thorston and. he's proud of sam harris relationship with quality retailers it was one minute earlier one of his q. has launched a 1st rate of him tanaka. global brands such as test goes and car for also sell sam harris fish generating hundreds of millions of dollars each year. how do you think they view africa in their business structure. they view africa just a 2nd to give them cash that's it. namibia on the southwest coast of africa is a country with a small population and abundant natural resources. but a 5th of its citizens still live in poverty. yanis deficit says that's because of companies like the one he used to work for. i would say is a very classic story at the best and company of commerce phenom

sam harry is a household name in iceland. some haiti has developed into a fully integrated seafood complete with operations and fishing. processing and sales. the company presents itself as a family business and celebrates its produce at an annual gathering for the local community. it's been run for the last 40 years by thorston mom and. he's proud of sam harris relationship with quality retailers it was one minute earlier one of his q. hitler was proposed a different tone on. global brands such as test goes and car for also sell sam harris fish generating hundreds of millions of dollars each year. how do you think they view africa in their business structure. they view africa just a 2nd to give them cash that's it. namibia on the southwest coast of africa is a country with a small population and abundant natural resources. but a 5th of its citizens still live in poverty. yanis deficit says that's because of companies like the one he used to work for. i would say is a very classic story at the best and company of commerce to

sam harry is a household name in iceland. some haiti has developed into a fully integrated seafood complete with operations and fishing. processing and sales. the company presents itself as a family business and celebrates its produce at an annual gathering for the local community. it's been run for the last 40 years by thorston and. he's proud of sam harris relationship with quality retailers it was one minute earlier one of his key hitler was proposed a different tone on. global brands such as test goes and car for also sell sam harris fish generating hundreds of millions of dollars each year. how do you think they view africa in their business structure. they view africa just a 2nd it's a given cast that's it. the movie on the southwest coast of africa is a country with a small population and abundant natural resources. but a 5th of its citizens still live in poverty. yanis deficit says that's because of companies like the one he used to work for. i would say is a very classic story at the best and company of commerce phen

this guy name sam houston with andrew jackson. i'm able to start there and in 1814 sam houston wants to talk about courage, he thought he was impervious, he got shot three times and should have died. he learned courage has gotta be calculated. he goes to washington pretty close to here close to the map, i'm able to see everything, what does he learn, this country is fragile encourage has got to be calculated how does the payoff, 1835 in 1836 he takes the toughest man in america at the time and tell him to do something it when do they want him to run away and it's one bottle only have to win and were not prepared as a runaway he is training them, gathering and shaping the battlefield until he sets it up at the end. i thought if we could tell that story and i can arm you guys with another story about this great country even though we seem were pointing to their part, if i tell you how bad it was and how close we came to total destruction you will not overreact about rudy giuliani in ukraine. [laughter] although it's hard. why don't

sam harry is a household name in iceland. some haiti has developed into a fully integrated seafood complete with operations and fishing on processing and sales. the company presents itself as a family business and celebrates its produce at an annual gathering for the local community. it's been run for the last 40 years by thorston more than. he's proud of sam harris relationship with quality retailers it was one minute earlier winner of his career had little more 1st rate of return on. global brands such as test goes and car for also sell sam harris fish generating hundreds of millions of dollars each year. how do you think they view africa in their business structure. they view africa just a 2nd it's a given cast that's it. namibia on the southwest coast of africa is a country with a small population and abundant natural resources. but a 5th of its citizens still live in poverty. yanis deficit says that's because of companies like the one he used to work for. i would say is a very classic story at the best and company of com

sam harry is a household name in iceland. the son haiti has developed into a fully integrated seafood complete with the operations of fishing on processing and sales. the company presents itself as a family business and celebrates its produce at an annual gathering for the local community. it's been run for the last 40 years by thorston mom and. he's proud of sam harris relationship with quality retailers it was one minute earlier one of his q. hitler was proposed a different tone on. global brands such as test goes and car for also sell sam harris fish generating hundreds of millions of dollars each year. how do you think they view africa in their business structure. they view africa just a 2nd and it's a given cast that's it. namibia on the southwest coast of africa is a country with a small population and abundant natural resources. but a 5th of its citizens still live in poverty. yanis deficit says that's because of companies like the one he used to work for. i would says a very classic story at the best and company of co

sam harry is a household name in iceland. some haiti has developed into a fully integrated seafood complete with operations of fishing on processing and sales. the company presents itself as a family business and celebrates its produce at an annual gathering for the local community. it's been run for the last 40 years by thorston mom and. he's proud of sam harris relationship with quality retailers it was one minute earlier winner of his career had little more for a 1st rate of return on. global brands such as test goes and car for also sell sam harris fish generating hundreds of millions of dollars each year. how do you think they view africa in their business structure. they view africa just a sec continental given casts that's it. on the southwest coast of africa is a country with a small population and abundant natural resources. but a 5th of its citizens still live in poverty. yanis deficit says that's because the companies like the one he used to work full. i would say is a very classic story at the best and company of

if i could introduce you to sam houston this guy should have been president. he's not perfect but led by andrew jackson. i love the rocky movies because i believe there based on a true story. [laughter] out there when you open up the flashback to the previous rocky movie now i remember why i'm here. so i could open up with andrew jackson in new orleans and we tell that story with that battle and how it had to be fought. so this guy sam houston is fighting under another man named jackson. so i could start their. then to talk about courage he felt he was impervious. shot three times he should have died. courage had to be calculated he goes to washington to get a commission. and it burned to the ground. this country is fragile and courage has to be calculated. it takes some of the toughest men in america and right now we are not prepared and as they are running away he's gathering them and training them and shaping the battlefield until he sets up in the battle at the end. so we could tell the story in arm you guys with another story of this great country even th

sam has been overworking. high production. sam has been overworking. (music) let's talk this over, my boy. according to the papers, you are on the wrong track. it says here the win the war special isn't going through. all the workers are on strike. >> that is alive. we are out to win the war. that is a lie. we are out to win the war. (music), >> you'll get high in the sky when you die (music) (music), >> it is perfectly clear to everybody, sacrificing, higher prices, negotiated peace, democracy and bureaucracy. (music), >> joe, he has lulled you to sleep again, joe. joe, a little sales tax never hurt anybody. after all, business is entitled to a fair profit in this war, but wages have to be frozen, joe. the workers are making too much money for their own good, and prices haven't risen very much, have they? (music) wait, joe, there is the special. (music) (music) little sales tax never hurt anybody. after all, business is entitled to a fair profit in this war, but wages have to be frozen, joe. the workers are making too much money for their own good, an

thanks, sam, for coming today. appreciate it. sam: real pleasure, real pleasure. ana: thank you so much. lemonis: great job. lemonis: hello, guys. steve: hey. ana: hey. good morning. lemonis: how are you? after seeing the presentations that both steve and ana put on for sam for the simple greek, it's clear to me that each of them have their strengths and their weaknesses. so i wanted to sit down with them and discuss how we're going to handle design going forward. you know, ana, initially, when i first came to you, it was a pretty simple idea. invest in pacific, have it be part of grafton, and go on down its merry way. but things, i think, have taken a different turn for me, especially after seeing the simple greek pitch. ana really opened my eyes. your presentation was what i'm always looking for in business leaders. what sam felt and what i felt is that you had one goal in mind, and that was to make that business successful and add value in any way that you could. so, ana, the way i'd like to be have it structured going forward is pacific and grafton will be one

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hutchinson of michigan, at the request of sam garrison. i think sam asked me to deliver it to mr. hutchinson. did not know i about this so i got caught in the middle on that. i was kind of in the middle since i was friendly with both sides. i often say i've had a lot of different jobs in law and politics, and i have been a house liberal in a conservative administration. a witness in the justice department in the 1980s, a house conservative in a liberal administration, witnessed the nixon impeachment, and i don't like either one. i would rather be right in the middle, in a middle of the road administration, so i had to go get my own administration. >> tell us about working with hillary rodham. >> very close relationship. very decent. she's just a very decent person. and if i recall correctly on the occasion when i got in the middle and john door himself got frowny face with me, which he should not have, by the way, i was doing my duty. i think hillary intervened and defended me on that and i have never forgotten that. >> frowny face. he got a frowny face. >> yeah, he did. he was sa

that is to sam houston alamo avengers off to a good start. i believe it changed history because then we moved south and west because of that. also understand jefferson and jackson really believed that texas gave them the louisiana purchase and he couldn't believe that he president munro and john quincy adams signed it over in exchange for florida. that was one of the hottest issues in the country and i just saw it by goinassaulted by goind reclaiming and explaining it to people with start tapping into their patriotism again. the study that and i hope people would be interested in thing the first war on terror i know people could relate to and enter jackson a 13-year-old but loses his entire family and is raised by the country would be by the time this book comes out this is a mission to push back on those who don't understand how great this country is and i have no problem saying that. we are not perfect bu but for ts great about us as we are trying to be and the reason we argue and fight us because we did something our parents told us not to

sam brock is at the scene. sam, good evening. >> reporter: kristen, good evening. witnesses described hearing a boom they thought it was a car crash. then they got to the scene and behind me saw parts of a plane on fire and multiple cars you can still see the debris, although it is dark in that parking lot. an early morning crash with fatal consequences >> oh my god >> reporter: this ball of fire is all tha remains of a small plane that crashed to the ground in lafayette, louisiana, killing five, injuring four. the plane diving to the ground just after takeoff around 9:30 this morning, smashing into a field only about a mile from the airport. two cars also engulfed in flames the injured sent to local hospitals, including the lone survivor of the plane crash who's in critical condition. eyewitness brandon chevalier tried to save the life of the surviving passenger. >> when you saw a man in that plane trying to get out, what kind of condition was he in? >> he actually was out, by the time i got to him he was out, but 100% burned head to toe >> reporter: the six in th

. >> reporter: likewise, if someone can't, well, that makes sam just a little sad. her desire for engagement was painfully obvious to everyone in the neighborhood. whenever they saw her on a walk or in her yard and sam tried to be neighborly, they found the s themselves in a frustrating loss for words. >> i didn't know what to say back. wouldn't you like to talk to her? >> basic conversation one would have with a child. >> and make her feel that she is part of the neighborhood. >> just be her friend. >> reporter: unfortunately, this isn't something you can solve with a casserole. you'd need the whole community to learn sign language just for a little 2-year-old girl. can't expect neighbors to do that. you can only appreciate them when they do. on their own sam's neighbors got together, hired an instructor, and are now fully immersed in an american sign language class. the teacher, reese mcgovern, says this is remarkable, because a lot of times eastern the parents of deaf children don't bother to learn sign language. >> but here sam has a full community that's signin

so i told sam, i had gone back to boston. sam called me up, said he needed more help. i went back for a few weeks. i said august 7th or whatever it was, i've got to be out of here. so i was on a small boat in a fjord in iceland. i looked down at the bottom of the boat there was a newspaper from a couple of days ago. with a photograph of president ford taking the oath of office. i was in a fjord near reykjavik, island. >> what did you think of the pardon? >> it's a tough one. i don't think i would have done it but i didn't have the stereo scopic view of the harm to the country. this experience made me a real prosecutor. and i -- i've had prosecuteive instincts for a long time. maybe they weren't honed in 1974, but i don't think even then i would not have done it. >> what did it this teach you about our system of government? >> the wheels may grind slowly, grand -- grind pretty well. there's a lot of force in the law. it made the president do a lot of things that he didn't want to do, and the whole procedure involved a lot of things a lot of people didn't want to have do

. 44 is a single track, you know. >> yeah, but, sam, aren't the american people on board to win the war special? >> well, all but a few wreckers. >> you see that switch, joe? you've got to side track the limited. >> i'm just the guy who can do it. >> look, joe, you can if you don't fall sleep at the switch like you did in 1942. >> don't worry about me. he'll have to knock me out first. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> what happened? who are you? >> i'm glad you dropped in, my boy. i'm glad you dropped in. high production. relax. let's talk this over, my boy. according to the papers, you're on the wrong track. it says here that the win the war special isn't going through. all the workers are on strike. >> that's a lie. we're out to win the war. >> this is roosevelt's war! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i'll tell you, it's perfectly clear to everybody. sacrifices. higher prices. negotiate a piece. bureaucracy. ♪ >> he's lulled you asleep again, joe. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> how did a little sales tax ever hurt anybody, joe? you're entitled to a fair profit during this war. but wages have to be froz

and i recommend sam dennison who is compassionate about the community. and i thank you for your time. >> hi. my name is ellen. i'm the director of programs at hospitality house. and i have to say this is the first time i've seen porsha not be able to speak. so i actually want to support her in doing this position. one of the things about porsha, you can't walk down the street without her engaging with each and every person on the street. and she will go out of her way to support people making changes in their lives. and whenever we need help, she comes. so i really believe that porsha, has a unique voice and can really support this committee. you have a lot of -- one of the things about this room is you have a lot of community members who are very willing and able to support. and i don't envy your job. thank you. >> good afternoon. my name is terrence blake. i also work for the hospitality house. and i grew up in san francisco, majority the t.l., along with porsha. i too have spent a lot of time in rehabilitation myself. when i got out of prison. so how

tonight -- sam rockwell -- from "cats", francesca hayward -- heavyweight champion andy ruiz jr. -- and music from sheryl crow with stevie nicks. and now look out, jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: hello, i'm jimmy, thank you for coming, i thank you for joining us on what was a, a feisty and festive day in washington, d.c. we'll start with the festive. the president and first lady took part in a thing, the lighting of the national christmas tree. the it hearkens back to the days when we had three channels on tv and nothing better to watch than lights going on. >> it's an honor to be with everyone tonight and all across our land. melania and i would like to wish you a very, very merry christmas. and now the first lady will do the honors of lighting the national christmas tree. so we'll count from five down to that very special number. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: which very special number, one? all right, let's see if we request make can make it all the way down to one. >> five, four, three, two, one. [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: oh, isn't that great? look at that. perfect. and melania's dressed just

sam was considerably more conservative. he approached this -- i won't say as a -- entirely as a partisan, but his view at the beginning was, listen, if the president of the united states you know, he approached this, i a 't say as entirely as partisan but his view at the beginning was, listen, if the resident of the united states is going to be impeached and removed from office somebody has pretty damn good reason or we're going to be a banana republic. with deep relationships some of the conservative members wing on the ican committee. i don't think jenner did. both of them tried very, very about ite professional but was there tension? tension.re was >> hadn't he dump some work for agnew? it's true. that if >> did you play any role in the to the oks handed committee? >> not the article one watergate conspiracy but i think i may a role on some of the other stuff. > the question i have for you, since you were working on the legal side, did you come to the understanding that this was like a grand jury? here was some question

this is treason. >> this is for uncle sam! ♪ >> win the war here's a way to win the war ♪ ♪ you got to get out and vote ♪ fighting, fighting hard you got to get out and vote ♪ ♪ a feller it depending on the home front. we want to have a better world, better world. ♪ ♪ want a better world we got to get out and vote ♪ ♪ now we're on the right track right track ♪ ♪ now we're on the rye track we're going to win the war ♪ ♪ right behind the president, president president ♪ ♪ right behind the president for 1944. >> with management and labor we'll keep our production coming ♪ ♪ so go and tell your neighbor ♪ that the new world special is a coming ♪ ♪ you get the reservation for a greater nation ♪ ♪ get your reservation. >> how ♪ ♪ vote ♪ vote, vote. >> gear all aboard for severance pay backup disability and insurance free training and education. free employment with no delay. >> got to get out and vote ♪ ♪ farmer got your ticket for crop insurance. decent marketing facilities. f

sam curran stars for england, taking four wickets on day one of the opening test in south africa. chelsea lose at home again, as southampton leave stamford bridge with all three points. and clan des 0beaux makes it back—to—back wins in the king george vi chase with victory at kempton. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm chetan pathak. sam curran took four wickets and james anderson made an instant to the first test in south africa. anderson, england's leading wicket taker, struck with the first ball of the day in centurion, as patrick gearey reports. in centurion, a nod to a man who has gone well beyond 100. a man who has gone well beyond 100. test match 150 forjimmy anderson. he's always had that knack. he spent four months fighting back from injury and won't care if the radar was out, as long as the batsman is. he set the tone and spoils with stuart. the catcher, ben stokes, the sports personality of the year, who spent some christmas visiting his father in hospital. the series is meant to mark the start of england's future, the likes of sam curran, freshfaced but fierce. th

then you have the son of sam on the loose. >> we always look for patterns in victims. there was this belief that he was only killing women with long, dark hair. >> i know the .44 killer is after girls with long brown hair. so when i go out, me and my friends go out at night, we put our hair up. >> my hair is down to my shoulder. >> it was about this length. i cut it short because of the .44 caliber killer. >> well, his last victim was actually blond. >> a 20-year-old new york city girl died this evening a day and a half after she and her companion were shot by the son of sam. he's the nighttime killer who has stalked new york residential boroughs for a year. >> a postal worker walked out of his yonkers apartment last night, turned the ignition key in his car, and found himself surrounded by police. "well," he said, "you got me." police say those words ended the biggest manhunt in new york city history with the capture of son of sam. and this is what they say tripped up the .44 caliber killer. a parking ticket. david berkowitz drove this cream-colored ford galaxie from

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. >> llamar a sam. >> hola, bryan. >> sam. estamos en la embajada de estados unidos en estambul, en un auto destrozado. no preguntes. para que no nos disparen, ¿llamarÍas a alguien? >> sÍ, dalo por hecho. >> gracias. >> es bryan, estÁ en problemas en estambul. >> mamÁ no pudo escapar, ¿no es cierto? >> no. >> no quiero oÍrlo. solo di la verdad, ¿quieres? >> no. no, no, no, kim, no lo estÁ. quieren conseguir algo. a mÍ. tÚ estarÁs a salvo en la embajada hasta que yo regrese. >> nada estÁ bien. >> kim. kim, escucha. quiero dar con ellos y traer a mamÁ. y luego tendrÉ que asegurarme de que esta gente no vuelva a molestarnos. >> y ahora, ¿quÉ harÁs? >> harÉ lo que se hacer. (sollozos) >> seÑora mills. ¿quÉ debo hacer con usted, seÑora mills? (hombres cantando) no tengo nada en su contra. usted no matÓ a mi hijo. pero su esposo sÍ. ahora la traicionÓ. Él prefiriÓ salvar a su hija antes que a usted. la abandonÓ igual que a un perro. >> la diferencia es que ella sigue con vida. >> seÑora mills, es una bu

well, that makes sam just a little sad. her desire for engagement was painfully obvious to everyone in the neighborhood. whenever they saw her on a walk dr in her yard and sam tried to bey,ghbo nfo therly un for wordds. >> i didn't know what to say back. wouldn't you like to talk to her? >> you know, a basic conversation one would have with achild. ig and make her feel that she is part of the neighborhood. >> just be her friend. >> reporter: unfortunately, this isn't something you can solve with a casserole. you'd need the whole community an learn sign language just for a little two-year-old girl. can't expect neighbors to do that. you can only appreciate them when they do. go their own, sam's neighbors ant together, hired an instructor, and are now fully immersed in an american sign language class. the teacher, rhys mcgovern, says this is remarkable because a lot of times, even the parents of eeaf children don't bother to learn sign language. >> but here, sam has a full community that's signing and communicating with her a

sam had the grit to make his voice heard. >> why did you take on the responsibility, sam, to take it as far as you could? >> i didn't have any other options. i know he's innocent, i know he lost his family. and i know he's lost his freedom. and what am i gonna do? he didn't lose me. >> the focus was so concentrated on david. did you ever think, well, maybe i don't have the picture here? maybe something awful happened, and david snapped, and did indeed kill his family? >> well, i never did think dave killed his family. never. >> you never --. >> never thought it. never did. >> reporter: kim's parents, janice and frank renn, mourning the loss of their daughter and grandchildren, were absorbing the awful facts the police told them: that their son-in-law was the killer. >> janice, they've made an arrest and it's david. >> i was just out of it. then, when it finally did sink in, i was back and forth. >> frank, how about you? what were you -- we're talking about early days here --. >> yeah, i wasn't 100% sure. i was just goin' by what the police was telling me. >> reporter: before long, th

i would also like to endorse sam dennison and janette ector from glide. they have always been facilitating community, building coalition and fighting back on the hysteria. we can't criminalize anymore. we've tried that. we've tried it over and over again. and we have a mayor that is attempting to continue it. we saw it with urgent care sf. that was drug war part two. you can't go wrong with a lot of people in this room but curtis, sam and janette, it would be a tragedy to not see them on this task force. >> i'm david. i wanted to recognize cheryl shanks because i've known her for quite a long time. i think that's her last time. she's a real one-hitter. she gets stuff done. i've watched her do that for a long time. if she wants to get a program initiated, she just buses herself until she does it. the other thing i want to say is the amount of tragedy, psychosis insanity, danger, harm, horrible things that are going on in this city right now, it's absolutely incredible. way worse than you probably experienced. and you all need somebody who can get dirty wit

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lynn nd sam colefield for their career and retirement. thank you for being exceptional leaders in the first congressional district of kentucky. i rise to , today recognize the work of the kentucky magistrate and commissioner's association headquartered in frankfurt, kentucky. the association provided over 500 new pairs of shoes to schools. the shoes were delivered to my school, and my former hofrp kinsville -- elementary.le their actions make me proud to epresent one of its six congressional districts. i want to particularly thank kmcs, members of the rom the monroe county fiscal court. jamie, ricky, ricky graves, mark, in addition to county mitchell paige. i also want to thank my good friend, j.c. young, executive of the kentucky magistrate's and commissioner's ssociation for spear heading the effort. no child should worry they might leave the house without adequate ootwear and because of the actions of the kentucky magistrate's and commissioner's ssociation, monroe county's most vulnerable are better off only a an they were short few we

but this is all in lending uncle sam money to win the war. i don't know about you, but what if are you a little kid in 1942, a little kid with his hands in his pock. one ting he does not have is $18.75. because remember 1942 we're just coming out of the great depression. so what? am i out of this? am i out of this great crusade? the u.s. government says, oh, no, you're not. you can buy something called united states savings stamps. united states staveings stamps. yeah, yes, yes. see, here's what you would do. you'd get yourself a little green book like this. and in that little green book, you would place every time you would go and buy u.s. savings stamp, what are you talking about stamps? i'm talking about stamps, like this, you can get them, you know, they would have these, you would sell these over the counter at banks and at other institutions. it's like, okay. all i've got is 10 cents. that's not much and they say, that's okay. that's enough. because for 10 cents, watch this. for 10 cents, you can go ahead and buy one u.s. savings defens

posted this ice skating bit of sam falling for his girl admitting they laugh, argue and love. >> you guys have been together almost three years now. is she the one? do you see marriage in the future? >> i mean, absolutely. this is something that every couple should do. that's the whole point of a relationship. we are a family. >> we're told britney and sam are truly happy together, but he doesn't want to rush marriage. ♪ >> so will we see britney return to her vegas residency any time soon? our source says that's, quote, a topic everyone is shying away from, to take off any pressures. >> now remember brit appeared on an episode of "will and grace." today that cast is in mourning as they remember the life of their co-star shelly morrison. >> lady, don't think i won't go in there. >> i'm proud to be in this show. i was ready to retire. >> yesterday the 83-year-old passed away from heart failure following a brief illness. >> i thought we talked about that suit. >> all of shelly's co-stars expressed their grief with megan saying my heart is heavy. thank you for for your friendship and

at that point sam revamped the market. he installed a kitchen in the center of the market and really made it a place where chefs look forward to come. he created community through food. so, we designed our community as having three parts we like to draw as a triangle where it's comprised of our producers that make the food, our staff, those who sell it, and our guests who come and buy and eat the food. and we really feel that we wouldn't exist if it weren't for all three of those components who really support each other. and that's kind of what we work towards every day. >> valley creamery was opened in 2006. the two pastry chefs who started it, chris hoover and walker who is sam's wife, supplied all the pastries and bakeries for the market. they found a space on the block to do that and the ice cream kind of came as an afterthought. they realized the desire for ice cream and we now have lines around the corner. so, that's been a huge success. >>> in 2008, sam started 18 reasons, which is our community and event space wher

everything's great. >> sam was brit's rock all throughout her roller coaster 2019. spears' second residency -- cancelled. a visible free britney movement. a new conservator. custody drama. and a source told "e.t." that the pop star struggled with insomnia after completing treatment at a mental health facility in april. and then there was this odd twist this summer. >> no one ever really asks are the paparazzi pictures fake or do the paparazzi do stuff to the pictures and is the news really real? >> britney accused the paparazzi of altering her photos. >> i'm skinny as a needle. this is the day after me on my boat ride. do i look any different than yesterday? >> earlier this month britney proudly showed off her christmas tree and a source told "e.t." she was in a very stable place. so could we see the pop star return to sin city for another residency? our source says that's, quote, a topic everybody is shying away from to take off any pressures. >> we just wish the best for britney in 2020. >>> well, while we wait to see if sam and britney will ever get hitched, ther

>> i will turn that over to sam skirn. skinner. there you go, sam. >> as the president indicated to you, one of the major objectives was to offload the tanker that had 40 million gallons of fuel, and that has been done. as a result of the offloading, and the result of the conversations in the last two days, the coast guard has taken a greater role in the cleanup and obviously, as a result of the president's mandate have a more significant role, and mr. yost, and vice admiral will be going to alaska again to make sure that the effort is coordinated, but the question is that who is the overall coordinator, and it is the coast guard and their designate, and they will be supporting within their own command structures. >> do you believe that the government should take over part of this? beyond prince william sound? are you satisfied with the president's remarks? >> i am satisfied that the president has come forward the give us a considerable portion of the requests that we have made to him and the staff and the cabinet people are here.

e >> sam, you've come to sus? >> working on it. does this babydave four-wheel rive? maybe, probably not. h came out, got us, gave us a hug, and we were on ou nway. so, it we that he was willing to do that and he didn't leave us in the ditch. i felt good about it. >> sreenivthan: yeah. so was iowa. where else did you go? >> in doing some of the reporting for this story, we were both working on it, and somebody mentioned something k callnza. and we weri think both like, "what is kernza?" iturns out it's actually a very fascinating story. i mean, a lot of the environmental problems tt melanie was just talking about exist in farming because pretty much all the cropt,that we plr the vast majority, are annual plants. something you don't really thin about. but what that means is after one on, the plant dies. they have... you know, the roots have to be pulled out of the ground, and the soil has to be turned over and replanted. and that actually is very damaging to the soil. >> sreenivasan: sure. >> and it'also a contributor to climate change. i mean, carbon dioxide is releas

sam curran stars for england — taking four wickets on day one of the opening test in south africa. and clan des obeaux makes it back—to—back wins in the king george vi chase with victory at kempton. hello and welcome to sportsday. welcome to the programme. first to liverpool's statement win tonight — they are 13 points clear at the top of the premier league with a game in hand, after thrashing second—placed leicester city 4—0 at the king power stadium. it comes just five days after they won the club world cup in qatar. patrick geary reports. a chance for leicester to look livable in the eyes. to keep them on their side of the horizon. there is a probable chasing liverpool, the relentless pace, most are stretched leicester to breaking point and the just about stayed intact. like managers all over the world, brendan rodgers tried to crack the puzzle but if you focus on one red menace, another pops up. roberto firmino, last saturday he scored the winner in the club world cup final. that experience of glory and what it ta kes to experience of glory and what it takes to get th