waiting for school to let out. and then alex called us and said mom, i m in the back of an ambulance. i was hit in the back of the head. in my mind, i didn t really worry about nicholas because there is 3,500 at that school. one child was shot. what are the odds of two of my kids being shot. and i took off to the hospital. and i said can you wait for nicholas? and waited. yeah. they waited for 12 hours before finally being told nicholas was dead. within days a mutual friend connected them with sandy and lonnie phillips. do you remember that first meeting? oh, yeah, of course, of course. they had a house full of people. we felt like we were intruding on a private moment. which we were. for a good reason. i was skeptical. in the beginning. i m thinking what do they want from us? why are they here? after speaking to them, we lasted three hours. three hours?
the. russian emigres idolized son nicholas who was murdered by the botia vixen one nine hundred eighteen you suppose for it that the russian community in paris was thriving there are russian shops and restaurants we have all four docks chargers training schools and retirement homes paris is a natural destination for immigrants. life in paris was harder for those who had served in the towers army and didn t have a lot of money. many of them ended up driving taxi cabs for a living. the last of these drivers retired in one nine hundred seventy at the age of ninety two. the emigres were concerned about the spread of soviet influence throughout the world. the economic and social dislocation was
putin in one hundred sixteen. how can you not feel comfortable in paris in a city brightens the mind. yusupov was a close friend of grand duke dimitri a first cousin of nicholas the second dimitri had a brief relationship with fashion designer coco chanel. there are conflicting reports on how chanel came up with the idea for the distinctive bottle for her perfume chanel number five some say she got the concept from dimitri. in the bottles design has remained essentially the same to this day. russian emigres idolized son nicholas who was murdered by the bolsheviks in one nine hundred eighteen you suppose that the russian community in paris was thriving there are russian shops and restaurants we have all four docks chargers training
shooting martin. george howl ell is covering the latest on the investigation in florida. thank you for joining us. so many across the country over trayvon martin s death, but at what point does the outrage tip over into vigilante justice? we want justice! we want justice! in a new twist, members of the new black panther party are offering a $10,000 bounty for the capture of martin s shooter, george zimmerman. but zimmerman is not evading police. so far they haven t charged him. a national spokesman for the panthers denies that this is a call to violence. george zimmerman should have followed the police instructions and stayed in his car and shouldn t have took trayvon s life. do you feel that you re inciting violence by doing this and that may be a possibility from your actions? no, we re not. we re doing what american citizens have been doing for many years. we re doing a citizen s arrest. zimmerman claims he was acting in self-defense. his attorney is cautioning