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weller in the year or june 2020. he also admitted to being a member of an extremist group that advocates that advocates rather the violent overthrowing of the government. sergeant guts will er was ambushed in ben lomond as he investigated the deadly shooting of a federal officer in oakland . a week earlier, the sheriff's office said korea was taken to prison and guts, willers own handcuffs tonight. the search is on for a person who shot someone on a bar train. today's shooting happened at the fruitvale station. ktvu is christian caftan has the story from bart headquarters. so you have to follow with me here. the shooting actually happened at the fruitvale bart station. police tell us that the shooting happened at that part station. the shooter got on the train fired shots at the victim got off the train at the fruitvale station. the victim and the train, then proceeded here to the lake merritt station. that is where authorities were able to catch up with that victim. police say they were actually receiving 911 calls

weller in june of 2020 opposed from the center, cruz county sheriff's office read in part quote today , steven carrillo is being transported to a california state prison and sergeant guts weller's handcuffs. while nothing will bring damon back, there is comfort in knowing the person who caused so much harm will not be capable of inflicting that harm on anyone else. korea admitted to being a member of an extremist group that advocates the violent overthrow of the government sergeant guts, weller was ambushed and ben element as he investigated the deadly shooting of a federal officer in oakland. what happened a week earlier. investigators with the contra costa county sheriff's office arrested one of their own deputies accused of stealing and possessing illegal firearms. 41 year old matthew buckley is a 15 year veteran of the department. he once received an award for deputy of the year he's accused of felony grand theft of a firearm, stolen property, filing a false report and possession of a controlled substance. the investigation into exactly what happened and how is still ongoing. in t

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been a roller coaster due to the tragic death of a really great men, the founder and former ceo, mark weller. he was incredibly philanthropic. right now, ollie's has a focus on home goods. we know goods are ugly. that means that ollie's can get great merchandise for low prices. it will set them up for a come back as stocks rallied from the low 40s to the mid 60s right now. i have been impressed with the quality of goods they have right now. i just got my flyer today. there is a lot of clorox. i cannot wait to go. one of the days with buying the books that are water damage, because they didn't have good inventory. the bottom line? the retail inventory glut may have targeted and torpedoed the second quarter. that is why they turned it around today. that is why we are watching the others as they report. i would go to michael in new jersey. michael? >> hello, i would to thank you for all of the advice you offer on "mad money". i am a law student. i appreciate your advice in the volatile market we have going on here. they make you are very kind. there are so many people excited about this story.

weller is a mix of a golden retriever and a portuguese water dog. >> he'll get big, right? >> maybe >> not too big. >> what an adorable video. >> i hope my kids weren't watching that. >> i know, tell me about it. >> school pictures on the refrigerator that was cute. >>> speaking of school pictures. just in time for back to school season, jimmy fallon is busting out the classroom instruments with the help of madonna. >>> and keir simmons is here in studio with an exclusive look at the princess and that's where keir is going to say something. >> he's speechless. >> cue we're going to talk about princess diana it's 25 years since she died and a new documentary takes us there, immerses us in her life and in that tragic end. >> we'll have more coming up >>> we're back at 8:14 now with the documentary taking viewers inside the life of princess diana in an unprecedented way. >> it's called "the princess" it premiers on hbo. we'll get a first look with the team behind it. >> and international correspondent keir simmons is here. >> can you believe two and a half decades since prince

>> wellering wolf, this extraordinary search of the former president ended with the fbi taking away about 20 boxes of documents and items from the residence of the former president in palm beach. among those documents, among those boxes were 11 sets of documents that were of various levels of classification. there were four sets that were top secret, three that were secret, labeled as secret, and three that were labeled at the confidential level. now, there is a set of documents that was labeled at top secret sci. that stands for sensitive compartmented information. and this is the type of information that you have to go to specially designed rooms that are operated by the federal government in order to even access them. this is a place that you can't even bring your cell phone because of the sensitivity of the information in those documents. we know that they included binders of photos, information on the president of france, according to the return here, the receipt that was provided to the trump lawyers at the scene there. and there was also the official document that granted executive

and, he has members of the abs work with mayor weller luis england clock to help train them in serving, in botany, and so forth. so as you are saying, i think it would be a great project. >> it is fascinating. if you look at the election of -- jefferson is just writing. but among the haitian flag immunity, that is more interesting. so i think looking at the scientific pursuits of the founders is such a rich topic to explore. okay, back to our wonderful questions. let's see. was a museum or cabinet that particularly surprise to you in the course of your research? >> yeah. i think, i mean i think all of them did to be quite honest. i think that was part of the pleasure of this project, to a great extent. it was how, how many kind of unexpected moments were part of that research, i think the example that i spoke at the most length about of the american philosophical society cabinet, that is really stated me because i do think that the idea of this museum collection that doesn't have a physical space, and doesn't have a gallery with objects are scattered, we are getting lost. i think that

and, he has members of the abs work with mayor weller luis england clock to help train them in serving, in botany, and so forth. so as you are saying, i think it would be a great project. >> it is fascinating. if you look at the election of 1796, jefferson is just writing. but among the haitian fly committee, that is more interesting. so i think looking at the scientific pursuits of the founders is such a rich topic to explore. okay, back to our wonderful questions. let's see. was a museum or cabinet that particularly surprise to you in the course of your research? >> yeah. i think--i mean i think all of them did to be quite honest. i think that was part of the pleasure of this project, to a great extent. it was how, how many kind of unexpected moments were part of that research, i think the example that i spoke at the most length about of the american philosophical society cabinet, that is one that really stayed with me because i do think that the idea of this museum collection that doesn't have a physical space, and doesn't have a gallery with objects are scattered, we are getting lo

this is what it looked like at weller elementary school this morning as kids lined up for their first day back. school leaders say they're hoping for a normal school year here in 2022, although many local schools are suffering from a staffing shortage. district officials there say they're well prepared to handle the classrooms. >> we it team here. where excited to bring the kids and they'll be well taken care of where we're good. if you're has been a were carrying over work from last year, looking forward to working on restart of practices. social emotional learning. those are big initiatives this year. >> as far as covid protocols go, masks are recommended there but not required on campus. officials do plan on holding as many events outdoors as possible to encourage social distancing down in the south bay. thousands of families are getting much needed supplies before their school year begins. kron four's camila barco has the story from san jose. >> radon a new backpack for a new school year for free this year. gonzalez didn't have to spend a dime for her kids. school supplies this ye

of sophistication could not hide its decidedly sleazy underbelly, this is when port royal gained the weller earned reputation as the sodom of the west indies and the wickedest city in the world. an unsavory melange of buccaneers and privateers prowled port royal streets and alleyways in search of liquid and current and carnal pleasure as one buccaneer said of his peers whenever they have got a hold of something they don't keep it for long. they are busy dicing -- and drinking so long as they have anything to spend. some of them will get through a good two or three thousand pieces of eight in a day and the next day not of a shirt on their back. he continued my own master used to buy a -- of wine and set it in the middle of the street with. carol had knocked in and stand barring the way every passerby had to drink with them or he'd shot them dead with a gun. he kept handy. on june 7 1692 a massive earthquake struck port royal and jamaica when it was all over nearly two-thirds of the city had slipped beneath the waves and more than 5,000 people were killed including many buccaneers the gruesom

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weller back in june of 2020. now he is facing life in prison. korea also admitted to being a member of an extremist group that advocates the violent to overthrow of the government. the shooting in ben lomond happened while sergeant guts, wyler was investigating another deadly shooting of a federal officer in oakland a week earlier. korea has already been sentenced to 41 years in prison for that murder. another hearing is scheduled today to try to determine the fate of oakland's largest homeless encampment. it does come after another fire was reported at the wood street camp this morning. this is video from citizen apps showing an rv the fire that happened at about three o'clock this morning. oakland fire tells us they were able to put the fire out and no one was hurt. but these fires have been a big reason. the city county and caltrans have been trying to shut down the encampment, a judge issued a temporary restraining order last month preventing a closure. there will be another hearing about that this morning at 10 o'clock. new this morning. we