so this alleged capitol rioter, his name is landon copeland.ng for his turn before the judge when another-alleged rioter's attorney used that fox defense. so, that was anthony antonio's attorney. but copeland was waiting, and he shouted out, i object. and then, he lashed out. he ranted and raved at the attorney, who used the fox defense, who criticized former-president trump. and this other defendant, copeland, he called court officials evil. and, you know, now that the defendant who had been released, he was shouting this stuff out. he is now under court order for a mental evaluation. so, it was really just a terrible situation in a courtroom, all, held over zoom, anderson. >> i mean, andrew, a lawyer's defense that his client was brainwashed by a television network. have you -- have you heard an argument like that, before? >> no. i -- i've never heard one and i certainly have never heard of one succeeding. while i have no doubt that mr. antonio was probably -- you know, his -- his understanding of the facts and his outlook on life was negativ

. >> let's bring in trent copeland.big question here, did you learn enough today to determine whether or not this shooting was or was not justified? >> i didn't, victor. and here's why. there were a number of reasons. look, i was struck by this press conference by a number of things. the most recent of which and the most important of which was the officers' use of the words accountability and transparency. so, the d.a. used those words in his press conference and i don't think there was much supply of either of those. look, if transparency was the issue here, and if what the d.a. was attempting to do was to give this community some measure of understanding of how this happened, give this family some measure an understanding of how their loved one died, then transparency should have occurred when the release of the video, the release of the entire body cam video, not these carefully edited bits of the body cam video were released but all of the body cam video. and so look, the fact that that didn't happen clearly raises

these are missy copeland's signed by missy.on to make them her skin tone because they didn't make ballet shoes for women of darker hues it's exclusion but also breakthrough this prop shield from -- >> you sure i can't? >> nope. by the powers invested in me, i say you can't. amazing pop shield of captain america from 2014. >> you know, i am actively pushing myself away from picking that up. >> this is billie jean king's tennis dress she wore in the battle of the sexes. now i'm going to show you something really special i give you, richard lui, the national muppet election collection. this is kermit 1 it all started right here. this is the very first grover, and the first cookie monster. >> cookie monster. don't you want to go over and talk to them >> absolutely. >> thank you >> you're welcome. >> i can good home now >> all right >> i'm all set >> that was pretty cool. thanks to third hour of "today" and richard lui for the tour through the vault. >> that's just what we saw in the final the scenes when the cameras weren't rolling

copeland woods though it is not a silver bullet. i think what it does though, is that it gives from the fighting tons to be able to grow enough food for themselves. but we do know that what we actually need to be doing is to be growing food for food markets across the continent. and if you look at the latest data from the african development bank, what's happening is that our food import bill is actually increasing and not going down and used to be that a 1000000000. if she has a goal, i've had, you know, numbers that are approaching close at 200. so, so what we need to do is to completely re enable africa food production capacity to meet the needs of, of africans. and i think it requires more than just basic, you know, household food security. it requires interventions on the research side when the input provisions side on the mechanization and also and how much of and okay, so, so manager, it's talk about how technology, specifically mobile phones can play a role in all of this? well, i think, i mean, that's something i'm personal

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they found the number of insect pollinators were 70 percent lower and intensive copeland compared to the natural habitat. but that's a fate. these rescued bees will hopefully avoid. they found a new home in the garden of a volunteer. and a lang child has a few more things to add to his extensive collection. like you know, i think the daily news coming up next in d. w. news, asia, india is digital divide hits. it's covert vaccine rollout. how patchy internet access and language barriers are preventing many from receiving vaccines and the gone interpreters to worry, they'll face reprisal attacks after western troops withdraw. will there be offered those stories and a whole lot more coming up in just a moment? hang in there, herancha growing on behalf of all of us here. thank you so much for spending this part of your day with headlines will be back to the company on the news . news. the news. ah. outdated medical infrastructure, overwhelmed intensive care units. in romania, this is led to hospital fires with his deadly consequences. the doctor diana, but she got lost her father in one

tropical countries, they found the number of insect pollinators were 70 percent lower and intensive copeland compared to the natural habitat. but that's a fate. these rescued bees will hopefully avoid they found a new home in the garden of a volunteer. and the railing child have a few more things to add to his extensive collection. why is his date of the news life from berlin? his reminder of our top story at this hour germans foreign minister has joined diplomatic efforts to cease fire between israel and how much militant bombings have continued from both sides. but more israeli and strikes and rockets 5 from causes into his rent of an issue of today. world news at the top of the hour of next care on being w, israeli prime ministers, policy advice that faces tough questions from pin sebastian on conflicts and stay tuned with the news. the news. the news, the news news the into the conflict with him, sebastian and violent conversation between israel and the palestinians has gone into the 2nd week, i guess from jerusalem is michael freeman, policy advisor to israel's foreign minister. country

but copeland was waiting and shouted out, i object. he lashed out.at the attorney who used the fox defense, who criticized former president trump. he called court officials evil and now the defendant who had been released, shouting this stuff out, he was under court order for mental evaluation. it was a terrible situation in a courtroom all held over zoom, anderson. >> a lawyer's defense that his client was brainwashed by a television network, have you heard an argument like that before? >> no. i've never heard one. i certainly have never heard of one succeeding. while i have no doubt that mr. antonio is probably -- you know, his understanding of the facts and his outlook on life is negatively impacted by watching too much fox news, that's not going to constitute a defense to a federal criminal charge. you would have to be -- you would have to meet the qualifications of the insanity defense, which is, as you know, very, very hard to prove by people who have legitimate mental issues. but the real problem here, anderson, is what this says for this popu

she has partnered with copeland chinatown chamber of commerce to display her work with a message aboutthis difficult time. ah campaign launched this. week. the key is to collaborate together artists and communities and business and, um we all have to take on this pandemic. her work can be seen on storefronts, including banks and bakeries. it has also been projected on a building in oakland. i'm really sort of learning about how we communicate how i communicate as an artist, mickey tells me. she's found an effective tool in communicating through. public art in san francisco's mission bay neighborhood. she has nine public art installations of various sizes. i have a one sculpture that's ah back scratcher, a back scratcher, lips and plants. mickey calls her sculptures shape shifters that are ever evolving entities that continue to reinvent themselves by embracing dualities and celebrating new identities, a self reflection. she hopes it's a theme that can connect people from all walks of life. her work displayed in a way that the public has easy and free access is it's a rudy about creatin

but another defendant, landon copeland, launched into an expletive-filled rant, calling court officialsformer-president trump. the judge had to mute him. >> and the so-called zip-tie man, he has filed a motion asking for permission to call his mother, who incidentally is a co-defendant, on mother's day. the two were initially jailed but released under strict conditions, that -- that include having no contact with each other. >> so we have got organic food. we have got calling your mother on mother's day. now, to this. it's a raging debate. >>> how soon is too soon for the cdc to consider lifting mask mandates? the former head of the fda says the time is now. >> i think we should start lifting these restrictions, as aggressively as we put them in. we need to preserve the credibility of public-health officials to perhaps implement some of these provisions next winter. i think the only way to earn public credibility is to demonstrate that you are willing to relax thee provisions when the situation improves. >>> when it comes to getting more americans vaccinated, a trend is emerging. more c

these are missie copeland's ballet shoes signed by missie.hey didn't make ballet shoes for women of darker hues. so it is a powerful indication of exclusion, but also, breakthrough. this remarkable shield, of course, prop shield, from -- >> reporter: you are sure i can't? >> nope. by the powers vested in me i say you can't. amazing prop shield from "captain america" from 2014. >> reporter: you know, i am actively pushing myself away from picking that up. >> this is billie jean king's tennis dress she wore. >> reporter: right. >> in the battle of the sexes. so i will show you something really special. this is kermit. >> reporter: this is number one? >> this is kermit one. it all started right here. k this is the very first grover and the first cocky monster. >> reporter: cookie monster. don't you want to go over and talk to them? >> absolutely. >> reporter: thank you. >> you're welcome. >> reporter: i can go home now. >> okay. te gote >> they sent the right guy because i would have been walking through the vault like i just want to touch it! t

copeland woods though it is not a silver bullet. i think what it does though, is that it gives from the fighting chance to be able to grow enough food for themselves. but we do know that what we actually need to be doing is to be growing food for food markets across the continent. and if you look at the latest data from the african development bank, what's happening is that the input bill is actually increasing and not going done and used to be that 1000000000. if she has a goal, i've had, you know, numbers that are approaching close at 200. so, so what we need to do is to completely re enable africa food production capacity to meet the needs of africans. and i think it requires more than just basic. you know, household food security, it requires interventions on the research side and the input provision side on the mechanization and also and how much of it. okay, so, so manager, let's talk about how technology, specifically mobile phones can play a role in all of this. well, i think, i mean, that's something i'm personally very exc

copeland interrupted and the argument that the attorney for him is making is that he was not a politicallost his job and lived with a group of other people watching fox news and said that antonio developed fox-itis and fox mania and released from jail pending the next attorney. >> one more for you and four months since the attack. over 440 people charged so far but what about the person who left the pipe bombs outside the headquarters of the republican and democratic national parties? quite a significant financial reward but no break through yet? >> reporter: that's the arrest the fbi wants to make. they have a $100,000 reward for the arrest of that person in those photos. the fbi still has the video up and still seeking tips as we are now four months since that crime. >> absolutely incredible. thank you for that round robin of the latest on the insurrection jirngs two major proponents of the election fraud lie are traveling today. gaetz and greene. gaetz is embroiled in allegations of sexual misconduct with a minor and greene had to distance herself from a leaked draft of the america fi

these are missy copeland's ballet shoes. because they didn't make ballet shows for women of darker hues. it's this powerful indication of exclusion and breakthrough. this remarkable prop shield from -- >> are you sure i can't -- >> nope, by the powers vested in me, i can't. the shield from "captain america" from 2014. >> you know, i am actively pushing myself away from picking that up. >> this is billie jean king's tennis dress that she wore in the battle of the sexes. so now i'm going to show you something really special. i give you, richard lui, the national muppet collection. this is kermit. >> this is number one. this is kermit one. it all started right here. this is the very first grover. the first cookie monster. >> don't you just want to go over and talk to them? >> absolutely. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> i can go home now. i'm -- >> so how many of you out there agree, we would love to just rerack and see that whole thing another time? that was fantastic. i know you, dennis, my cameraman, he was doing a lot of

she has partnered with copeland chinatown chamber of commerce to display her work with a message aboutmpaign launched this week. the key is to collaborate together artists and communities and business and we all have to take on this pandemic. her work can be seen on storefronts, including banks and bakeries. it has also been pretty elected on a building in oakland. i'm really sort of learning about how we communicate how i communicate as an artist she's found an effective tool in communicating in san francisn bay neighborhood. she has nine public art installations of various sizes. i have a one sculpture that's ah back scratcher. ah back scratcher, lips and plants. mickey calls. her sculptures shape shifters that are ever evolving entities that continue to reinvent themselves by embracing dualities and celebrating new identities. a self reflection she hopes it's a theme that can connect people from all walks of life. her work displayed in a way that the public has easy and free access is it's a rudy about. creating, you know, like i'm making this peope hear about this important issues.

i also notice you didn't re-sign misty copeland, which was huge for you.ter of one of the campaigns. >> yeah, in general we feel very good about where we are right now. we have certainly been scaling back a lot of our various investments another t-- over time we think that we're getting into a better balance as a matter of fact, that's one of the reasons why we're investing more into marketing in the back half of the year this year is because we feel confident about our ability to read and react now we've spent a lot of effort putting new tools in place, making sure we understand our return on marketing investment to such a degree now that we feel it's time to put money back into the top, driving brand beyond what we thought going into the year, which is one of the consequences of this year being better than we had anticipated coming into it. >> you launched steph's golf line during the masters. how is it doing right now? >> it's going good we're so excited about the work we're doing with stephen we're continuing to develop some of the apparel that we're d