So far, yes. Yes. That is how it should be, everybody dancing out of school. I like when they dot hand thing. Yeah. The hand jive. Yes. By the way, why dont you take picture of your kid leaving the house on their last day of school and send them to us. This is a great one from mary wilson look at how big my babies are. First day of first grade and last day of first grade. I love it. On the first day, belt buckled, shirt tucked in, last day, just putting on the polo, ready to go. Yes. What is. Fox 29 good day so we can see it. Okay. All right. Dramas over from yesterday and all of those storms that arrived in the afternoon as predict. Eight out of 10 today. Lingering cloud this morning but buddy is excited about the last day of school, temperatures in the 70s, we have got cloud around a few and it is breezy. See very last of the cold front as little bit of rain moved through, Sussex County delaware that got whipped up yesterday with all of those high wind and tornado and rain at new jer
Dollars . Yes. 11 00 tonight, boom. All going to be winners. Morning, bob. Dont rush this process. Good numbers well. Well the time almost here. Were all getting ready. Good day is going uptown from fourth and market. In just minute, the World Premiere of our version of uptown funk. Probably the most popular song in music video out right now. So true. Plus is this the death of the bake sale . More schools are doing away with selling those sweet treats. What parent want those table to have instead of the sugary goodies. Fax icons around the world are bringing the lipitor real life. I cant imagine how much they cost. Jimmy chew . Oh, ya. Making glass slippers . Oh, it has got to be fancy. Okay. You were a part of this. Yes. True. Our version of the bruno mars big hit uptown funk. So we left old city, and actually mark ronson is featured n in this thing right . Mark ronsons song, bruno mars is featured on it. Everybodys knows bruno mars. So anyway, we left city. We went uptown, bakesly ge
Fifteen years ago, rabbit hunters discovered a corpse in a cornfield.
The dead man was Retha Letseoma’s husband, Pershing, who had been missing for three months. She would never know for sure how or why he died. He’d walked out of the rock house he shared with her and their five children one day in October, promising he’d return soon. Instead, he’d vanished. Letseoma had searched for him for days, combing through villages atop rocky, buff-hued mesas on a 1.5-million-acre swath of land belonging to the Hopi Tribe in northern Arizona.
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After Pershing’s death, Letseoma and the kids moved into her parents’ three-bedroom, two-bath HUD home in Kykotsmovi, Arizona. When Letseoma was growing up in this house, her father had farmed and ranched and had owned horses, cattle, sheep, and chickens. There had always been enough food in the house, and plenty of firewood and coal to fuel the family heating stove during icy winter nights.
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