Intervals and then there will be 15 minutes for all of you to ask any questions that you may have of them. The first panelist is dr. Thomas g. Burton, he is a Professor Emeritus of english at east Tennessee State university. He has produced three documentaries on sir spent handling and is the author of serpent handling believers, the serpent and the spirit, and Beach Mountain man, the memoirs of rhonda helix, his most recent book, voices worth the listening, three women of appalachia, is out now from Mercury University press. Please join me in welcoming tornado thomas burt dr. Thomas burton. The next person i would like to introduce is sarah smarsh. She is a kansasbased journalist who has reported for the New York Times, the guardian and other approximations. Per book pout working hard and being broke in the richest country on earth, very relatable title, let me tell you, what finalist for the National Book award, 2018 Research Fellow at Harvard Universitys center on media politics and
Gov. Newsom let us pull this down. We will get started. For your, everybody indulgence. As we are here in the sacramento area to make a number of announcements and continue our daily briefings. The announcement today is an announcement that is very near and dear, not only to me, but mayor steinberg, who is here, Carrie Larson from the county and surrounding the issue of homelessness. We are in a facility the sacramento area that currently has 30 individuals that were out on the streets and encampments that were brought into this hotel motel just recently to get them off the street to begin the cess of basically let me back up. To basically decompress. And to address the real vulnerabilities of homelessness in this state and the issues of covid19 as it relates to the Homeless Population throughout the state. This has been a point of real concern for all of us for a number of months, a top priority since the covid crisis began to manifest. We are pleased to date with the partnership we h
Cracked the case. From housing bonds to e offices. Were tracking a very busy San Francisco ballot on this Election Night. The kpix5 news at7 00 begins now. With the latest on the stand off. Sheriff deputies have had the place surrounded for hours now believing that 20yearold Jonathan Salazar may have been hold uped in. He and 21yearold Santos Fonseca escaped from jail where they were being held for separate murder charges. The motel is just 10 miles left from the motel in salinas. The stand off has gone on for hours now. As i mentionerred we just heard from the Sheriffs Department minutes ago that salazar to be checked out as i mentioned, we just heard from the Sheriffs Department minutes ago that salazar to be checked out was not in the room. They did not find him. But they have a strong belief that he was in fact, there. We learned yesterday that salazar and fonseca snuck out from a hole in a bathroom ceiling. They evaded a razor wire that tops the perimeter fencing by escaping throu
So we integrated ouroo neighborhood and schools. Host how many black people were living in stamford connecticut in 1963 . Guest it was north stamford, so it was our family. There may have been two or three that lived up in that section of town and we just kind of desegregated ourselves. Host what do you remember about being one of the few africanamericans . Guest i remember in children people asking i me my race and i would be feeling shy, didnt speak at all, wouldnt ask questions or wear my glasses because i didnt want to be different in any other way and i didnt understand that was part of my experience being the only black child in fifth grade. Until fifth grade i was the only black child in the school. Host why did your mom and dad wan wants you to live their . Guest i dont think they wanted us to have that level of isolation. My father was still playing for the brooklyn dodgers and wanted to live on the land with privacy and thought it would be better for the family. Stanfords was
Stick i was trying to determine what she had on. Clothing. He got real quiet and whispered and said red blood. Chills up and down my spine. This kit saw this. A little boy witnessed something terrifying the night his mother vanished. It was ripping my heart. He was so traumatized. Everybodys life changed that night. What had happened to his mom . I wake up in the middle of the night. Haunted for two decades and he would make a chilling discovery that would unlock the mystery. Now you know the whole story. Its so unbelievable. I knew he was telling his moms story. Be hello, and welcome to dateline. Aaron frazier was three years old when his mom left the house, never to be seen or heard from again. Police soon learned that aaron may have witnessed the unspeakable, the murder of his own mother. The boy would become a man before the truth was revealed. Although memories faded, the evidence pointing to the killer could not stay buried. Here is Dennis Murphy with, she never left. She had bee