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Zoe Roth is 21 and gearing up to graduate from university. Sixteen years ago she was standing in front of a burning building in North Carolina when her dad, an amateur photographer, snapped a picture that would take on a whole life of its own.
The pre-schooler’s sinister expression in the face of apparent disaster made for perfect meme material; soon it was appearing on messageboards and forums, and eventually named Disaster Girl by Know Your Meme. It took on new significance in 2020 – a year defined by its own steady surge of terrible events. “It s the perfect meme for 2020,” says Roth. “Because 2020 was like a dumpster fire.” But soon, Roth hopes, the meme will be paying off her student loans.
scrutiny on the decisions that the white house makes and that the actions of the president that we in the news media do every day. do you want to jump in? let s not forget we have to take these threats quite seriously. i was on one of the outlets blacklisted during the campaign. i had to wait three hours to get into the events to cover them specifically because of the way my outlet covered trump s campaign. they were upset about negative coverage. they took steps to punish reporters. this is not hypothetical. this is not how it works in america. this is another nod to his favorite autocratic leaders. thanks to phil rucker, donny deutsche, charlie schmidt, steve schmidt. up next, michael avenatti joins us on set. dear great-great grandfather,
mandy drurry, nathan bacharach, and warren myers of dme securities is finishing his trading on the floor of the new york stock exchange and will get back to us shortly. nathan bacharach, yesterday, the 20th news a row that we had gains move to the up side. today, more selling. what s your take on what we re going to do for the rest of the summer and into 2013? i think at some point, maria, we re going to have a great repricing. and i think we need to get rid of the term, a great correction. what we re going to have is a re-pricing. some day we re actually going to see how this economy is performing without stimulus. it s like when somebody gets off of drugs, you want to find out what the real person is. so when we look at forward p.e., that s a bunch of guesswork. and i think what you re going to see now is a great repricing as we take a look at where value is when the fed is not around. today is a perfect example. utilities got killed, because everybody that left bonds t
now. good evening to you, i m chris sanchez, dozens showed up this evening for a vigil in honor of a firefighter. last week, frank ryan suffered a heart attack while on the job, and tonight he is in the intensive care unit at regional medical center. nbc bay area kimberly terry is live with his condition and the concern from fellow firefighters and the community that may not even know him personally. reporter: chris, the 41-year-old is in critical condition, stable, and showing signs of improvement. tonight, they joined the first responders for a vigil. the light, i love, this candle. reporter: about 75 people gathered outside the regional medical center in san jose, for frank ryan, who collapsed while fighting a fire at st. cathedral. he suffered a heart attack coming out of the burning building. this is the least we can do to show our love and support and honor to the men and women who put their lives on the line. what can you say? they put their lives on the line
target and violated and violated her. he pulled her over at 3:00 in the morning at valley and bernal avenue. and that has us asking how easy is it to impersonate a police officer? and i understand you have a sketch of the suspect. reporter: we do have a sketch, jessica. let me show you this, first. this is the hat police believe the suspect used during the attack. it cost me 9 bucks at a costume store. and i also purchased this badge. it s $2 and plastic. but it may look real at night. these are the tools the suspect used. and it happened here on valley avenue in pleasanton. she heard what sounded like the chirp of a siren. she looked in her career-view mirror and saw a vehicle and a flash of light. reporter: light is what convinced the victim to pull over. the suspect walked up to the car, flashed a badge and ordered the woman back to the car. he handcuffed her and placed her in his car. reporter: police say he took her a short distance away, to a secluded area. br