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Helping Parents Help Kids Learn: How organizations–like Primerrily–are popping up to help parents raise kids with traditional values in a modern world Family
Helping Parents Help Kids Learn: How organizations–like Primerrily–are popping up to help parents raise kids with traditional values in a modern world Min
On this week’s Bespoke Parenting Hour, host Julie Gunlock talks to Rachel Gerli, co-founder of Primerrily, an exciting and much-needed organization dedicated to providing parents educational resources to help push back on the liberal indoctrination that’s become common in the public schools today. Rachel and Julie share their own experiences as moms and homeschoolers and discuss why raising kids with character-building virtues and foundational American values will help them develop into healthy, happy, productive adults.
police in california are reopening a missing child case, amber schwartz was 7 years old when she disappeared in her front yard in 1988. her case went unsolved for years. in 2007 convicted child molester and murderer, curtis dean and esh son, confessed to killing amber and told fbi agents he dumped her body in arizona. her body was never found and anderson died before investigators could even interview him. amber s mother never believed the confession and said she would rather have amber listed as missing forever than have the wrong person fingered for the crime. they closed the case in 2009 but last month, after a family friend started an online petition to have the case
0 that money wired to those families. usually it takes somewhere between 28 hours to three days for that process to be completed, tamron. let me play, mik, what jay carney just said regarding the president being very disturbed at learning about the issue and to your point it s expected to be remedied today. let s play it. the president was very disturbed to learn of this problem. and he directed the department of defense to work with the office of management and budget and his lawyers to develop a possible solution. and he expects this he expects, rather, the president expects this to be fixed today. which is exactly what you said as well. you know, there was a question when the congress passed the pay the military now law so that military service members could receive their pay and allowances, like housing allowances for example, during this shutdown. but it only provided for pay and allowances. so that got the lawyers here at d.o.d. and justice department putting their head
bay area history, curtain dean anderson the man who killed among others two little girls. within the past hour on the 10:00 news we brought you new information about the nbi s interview with anderson in 2007. revealing the possibility of more victims. we will bring you more of that interview in about 15 minutes. but first how anderson was captured authorities might never have found him if it hadn t been for a little girl that escaped after anderson had abducted her. her name was sanchez. reporter: searchers from half a different agencies descended on this mobile home park off north first street. they used sand detecting dogs to try to find their suspect. curtain dean anderson sometimes stayed with friends in this area. he would huddle with his little beer, he would stair straight ahead. he would give you an ugly stair. reporter: people in this mobile home park say they would notice anderson easily because he used two canes to walk. neighbors say they did not know of an