i m going to break your cra cranium, you got that? we are quick to flare, aren t we? one, two, three, four, five, six. is that why you played that song? we re going to do it. he walked on to set this morning playing this song. i m going to get you a blue tooth speaker. i loved laverne and shirley. happy days, and later it was joanie loves. you re like, what are you talking about. good morning, everybody. we re talking about someone we love. hollywood has lost another star, we re talking about actress cindy williams who played shirley on happy days , more on her life in a moment. two more memphis police officers taken off the street, including the one who said he wanted to stomp tyre nichols. coming up, what they did on the night of that deadly beating. and a dangerous ice storm spreading misery across multiple states right now. 40 million americans enter winter weather alerts. travel nightmares beginning this morning. you have treacherous icy outside and a th
murdered. as the years went by, the case grew cold, until a reporter he did it up again. stayed up all night reading that file, and it was astonishing. it turns out there was a lot less to this marriage then met the eye. he cheated on vicky the day before they got married, and the day after they got married. but not every cheating part hides a killer. you could hear members of the jury gasp. hello and welcome to dateline, when it comes to solving a crime, time can be the enemy. this is the story of a murder that after seven years might never have been solved, the victim and new mother had been forgotten by almost everyone, except a complete stranger determined to find justice. in the lore of the lone star state, texas lawmen rank pretty high, the good guys in the white hats. their badge brought prestige, their gun fights in the history books. but in the modern-day town of denton, texas, the little the outside the big the dallas deserved one texas law man with
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. as chair of this committee, i ve worked to ensure that every person dealing with addiction can access comprehensive treatment and care and when it comes to the bad actors that fuel this crisis, i have use this gavel to hold them accountable for their actions. this feeling comes at a very difficult moment for our nation. overdose deaths in america have been rising for more than two decades and during the coronavirus pandemic, fatal overdoses skyrocketed to historic levels. tragically, overdose deaths increased by more than 36% 2020 and another 15% in 2021 with more than 100,000 lives lost. biden/harris administration and democrats in congress have taken aggressive action to address the supply and demand factors contributing to this races. president biden to office we have stopped more fentanyl at the border than ever before. this administration hasn t reached drug intervention seizing 800 pounds of pencil each month. this represents a or full increase in fentanyl interdict
these homes tend to be located in communities with more families of color than the national average. they tend to be located in neighborhoods with more working people and single mothers than average. these private equity firms have the advantage of being able to purchase these homes with cash, therefore they easily outcompete individual buyers who may require loans. this all has the troubling effect of displacing residents of color and leading to gentrification of these communities. private equity firms have demonstrated themselves to be very poor landlords. evidence shows these companies implement increases in rent on these homes. evidence indicates they evict tenants at a higher rate and account for a higher percentage of evictions. statistics show that evictions by corporate landlords proceeded throughout the covid 19 pandemic. this was despite federal, state and local protections against such evictions. and these evictions are disproportionately of renters of color. thi