to as a john doe from ktvu, fox two news. this is the fourth for days. investigators were unable to identify that boy who was found in the desert. he was known simply as john doe, but a sketch and eventually dna evidence from the boys home in san jose helped police figure out who he was welcome everyone to the four i'm alex savage and i'm heather holmes. we have been following developments in this homicide case ever since yesterday. that's when authorities there in las vegas revealed that the boy was indeed from san jose, and that his mother was suspected of killing him. our prime reporter henry lee is live now after learning henry that the mother was tracked down and arrested. they're in denver. heather still unknown as a motive, but just a couple of hours ago, las vegas police did give an update about the arrest of that boy's mother, samantha rodriguez. samantha moreno rodriguez was arrested without incident at a denver hotel by a task force led by the fbi. she's accused of killing her seven year old special needs. son, liam, who's dead. the arrest cam

we in congress have to pass hr one, as, one the for the people, act and the john doe's voting rights act. those things, as you know, if it together like a glove. they were both written by john lewis only one houses name on it but the 40 people act, the vast majority of that was also written by john lewis and i think it's important people people understand that while the attorney general can do everything he can to challenge discrimination of some of these laws that have been passed and some of the practices that are ongoing, he will not have all of the tools that he needs in his tool box and he said this in his speech unless congress takes action, and we signed these bills into office. >> he said that in the speech and in fact he encouraged the passing of these bills and clearly it appears he is doing as much as he can from the justice department. that will not deal in an expeditious way and it will not deal with a lot of what we are seeing in the difference between the bills, there's a big difference. which is why you need both. let me bring you to another subject. hitting vice presi

of closure that liam, who's dead will no longer be referred to as a john doe. police said the boy had not been referred to social services. there is nothing that indicates there was any type of long term abuse whatsoever. san jose police say officers had no previous contact with the family until a week ago, when the boy's father called to say he didn't know where liam and his mother were. at that time, he was not sure if he wanted to pursue any type of, you know, child stealing parental abduction charges on mom. the father had no idea his son had already been killed. a family friend came forward days later, saying the composite sketch of the book looked a lot like liam las vegas police detective flew to san jose to get liam's pillow. an item was provided to them with dna that they were able to match in a statement to ktvu, liam's grandfather, chris, whose dad wrote apprehending sam to face what her actions have done is great. she needs to be held accountable, no matter why it happened. however it doesn't make a difference for my son. he is devastated by the los

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. >> it has been nonstop phone calls trying to figure out who, if any of the jane or john does sent to hospitals are either of my parents. we're not getting any information yet. >> now she's trying not to think of the worst. >> i can't believe that this is actually happening. i feel like this is stuff that happens in a third world country and this is one of the prettiest cities in south florida. >> the growing mystery here, what caused so much of this massive building to fall to the ground >> i know that the efforts are focused on engineering, that we're looking at what might be concerns with the construction or condition of the building we do not have any information at this time to really say >> tonight, we spoke to surfside's mayor. >> you run a small town in the spotlight for what no one could imagine. >> buildings don't fall down in america like this, they don't. they fall for a reason we don't know what the reason is, but we'll find out today is not that day. today is the day to save lives and pulling people from the rubble we will find out why that building fell down. >> this ha

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there's a sense of closure that liam who stead will no longer be referred to as a john doe. police said the boy had not been referred to social services. there is nothing that indicates there was any type of long term abuse whatsoever. san jose police say officers had no previous contact with the family until a week ago, when the boy's father called to say he didn't know where liam and his mother were. at that time, he was not sure if he wanted to pursue any type of, you know, child stealing parental abduction charges on mom. the father had no idea his son had already been killed. a family friend came forward days later, saying the composite sketch of the book looked a lot like liam, las vegas police detective flew to san jose to get liam's pillow. an item was provided to them with dna that they were able to match in a statement to ktvu, liam's grandfather, chris, whose dad wrote apprehending sam to face what her actions have done is great. she needs to be held accountable, no matter why it happened. however it doesn't make a difference for my son. he is devastated by the lo

is heartbreaking, there is a sense of closure that liam husted will no longer be referred to as a john doe. >> is there anything else you learned about speaking with family and friends about this case? >> reporter: that family friend says that rodriguez was a stay- at-home mom. she was not working and liam was distance learning. there is a vigil for liam scheduled thursday here in san jose. >> maria medina, thank you for that. we will have all the latest overnight developments on this case starting at 4:30 tomorrow morning. >>> taking a live look at sfo today, while the winds has come down a bit we are in for more cold weather tomorrow. but another heat wave is just around the corner. >> we will be taking a little ride on the temperature roller coaster over the next 8 to 10 days or so. one more day of breezy conditions, just squeezing the atmosphere overhead, but that will start to change thursday and friday hurried a modest warm-up kicking in. but temperatures farther inland will still be slightly below average. back to near normal temperatures by friday and saturday and then by next week

there's a sense of closure that liam who said will no longer be referred to as a john doe. >> a nationwiderch brought to an end this morning. the bay area mother suspected of killing her own 7 year-old son is now in custody. thanks for joining us this evening. i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus. it has been 10 days now since little 7 year-old liam who sits body was found outside of las vegas. how he got there and his mother's location had been mysteries cent hill today. our kron four's rob fladeboe joins us now with the latest on this investigation and terrible story. rob. >> that's right. taking a mother accused of murder a cryptic message, a worried father. a lot of pieces to this puzzle. now we know the hunt for the mother who allegedly murdered her 7 year-old son is over now. but how and why it happened remains to be seen. here's more. >> nationwide manhunt ended early tuesday when 35 year-old samantha marino rodriguez of san jose was arrested without incident at a hotel in denver off interstate 70. she is charged with the murder of her son identified a 7 year-old liam houston also

one of these lessons international law professor john doe, good joining us live here on our team international. a great pleasure to have you on thank you very much for your insight today. thank you. internet lobbyist, assuming florida over a new law that allows legal action against the big tech platform that blocker counts or remove content, they claim it violates the 1st amendment. though the state argues that prevents censorship, we can't stand idly by florid is lawmakers push unconstitutional builds into law to bring us closer to state run media and state run internet. the noodle introduces fi and for social media companies that the platform political candidates. content posted by large media outlets is also required to stay up. and if platforms apply double standards, when it comes to content removal, shadow bands or de platforming, they can now be sued in florida state governor site. the case of donald trump has an example of the kind of big tech censorship. the new laws intended to prevent you may remember the ex president's accounts were blocked, following the capitol hill right in janu

. >> before they put together his identity investigators named him john doe.ily friend reported the two missing. the mother was last seen driving a dark blue dodge with the california license plate 6wlh211. >>> in a cobb controversial move the fda has approved a new alzheimer's drug despite a heated debate on if it works. the drug clears the way [inaudible] calms a protein in the brain and plaque. some called it a victory for those with the disease but critics and the fda advisory board said that the drug didn't show enough benefits. >>> new research points to the of coursiveness of the vaccines. the cdc said people who get the shots more than 90% protected against the virus. the cdc said those who get infected normally have milder indicates. researchers track 4,000 essential workers. only 5% tested positive and out of that infected group less than two dozen have been vaccinated. researchers -- looked at facebook post its about a study on the use of masks to prevent the spread. during the five days after the publication there were 563 shares of facebook groups

and i think back to the oklahoma city bombing which was rife with conspiracy theories about a john doe 2, about the government being aware of what happened. and, you know, the justice system working properly has a way of really pushing that aside. this is different because you have such an active media presence pushing politicians to embrace. and then people wanting to believe that something like this is true. it's the embedded danger in our political system right now that has to be opposed all the time. >> i want to ask you about something else that just popped up which is an op-ed by donald trump, by the former president about, as he puts it, divisive and radical theorys in schools. this is huge republican effort to take anything that has to do about race, really any discussion of slavery in a historical context, and make it as if this is about, you know, something that children shouldn't learn about, that is divisive, that is actually un-american. and he's fanning the flames. i wonder what that says about the road ahead here. >> well, i think he and plenty of republicans, and i thin

then there's the john doe's voting rights act which would attempt to restore the protections of section five of the voting rights act, which gives the justice department and private individuals the ability to challenge when states pass these restrictive measures. the mansion plan is really, from my point of view, someone who's litigated voting rights issues for a couple of decades, it's extraordinary. it has a 15-day period for voting in advance of the election. an alabama, we have one day. provisions like that would make it very strong. it would certainly not expose anyone to fraud, but manchin has this interesting notion that he would actually impose or legitimize the voting right i.t. after requirements many states have, but make the kind of i.d. that you can use more flexible. in alabama and other states that do this, the restrictions are really strong. in texas, you can vote with her gun license, but you can't vote with your college i.d.. manchin would let people use things like utility bills, and other sorts of material that would firmly established their identity, that would make

ability of many segments of our economy, not only to survive, but even thrive during the pandemic >> john, doestocks or the sector overall? because it seems that many experts in the marketplace right now are taking less of a shine to tech and com services >> absolutely. without a doubt on both counts we remain very positive on technology, we think you ought to own a diversified portfolio that represents both growth and value, essentially a barbell we'll look for a growthier value. and we will look for a growth that at a reasonable price technology, garthy we're not looking at meme or technology we're looking for stocks that may a dividend, good history of it, good product line and showed their ability to go through tough times. so we like tech, consumer discretionary, industrials and financials of course, you got to own materials, right, when you're in a reopening phase? >> so, john, we've got a minute left here. take us through what parts of the march represent that garth or value growth that you're talkitalk talking about? is it semiconductors what is it? >> we think you've got to look within

john quincy does. the founders hammered out their constitution in philadelphia and identified certain rights as the bedrock of our democratic republic. freedom of religion. freedom of speech. freedom of the press. the right to assemble. we used to know this history and honor the men and women who made it possible. many people today are either ignorant of these facts or they do not have the guts to defend it. the crisis in our streets, our schools, is an assault on memory and a crisis of courage. that mazes vulnerable to propaganda, to the demagogue -- that makes us vulnerable to propaganda, to the demagogue. george orwell warned about this "he who controls the present controls the past. he who controls the past controls the future." your children are the future leaders of this nation. future leaders need to understand the past. before introduce the panel, i will anoint all of you as amateur historians. let's engage in one act of historical imagination. the spring of 1944. back. virtually every european

joining me now from the birthplace of pride right outside the historic stonewall inn, nbc's joshua john. doesporter: it feels a lot like years past in some ways, depending on what your perspective is, if covid had never happened, this is pretty much what it would feel like. over my right shoulder that is the stonewall inn. it happened not just because of that raid but because of an event the year after in 1970. before there was gay pride day, it was gay liberation day. and the events of that raid at the stonewall inn are the reason that this happened. thankfully the pandemic eased enough for organizers not to hold the regular parade they normally hold. that's still postponed again until next year. but there were other festivities both in person and virtual around manhattan. there was also another march, a clear liberation march, which was politically focused and distanced from some of the corporate underwriting that has become synonymous with pride celebrations in the last few years. >> i do want to ask you about another way this year's pride was different. this year, new york city pride orga

you know basically signed on to the john doe's civil rights act with me. that's a start. you can't give up on the stuff. you can't separate our country any further. >> after that, after joe manchin said he is once again in search of republican votes, after that, mitch mcconnell once again proved that what president biden said about him yesterday is always true. >> mitch has been nothing but no for a long time, and i'm sure he reads means exactly what he says. but we will see. >> nothing but no, and here's what mitch mcconnell said today after joe manchin said he wasn't surge of republicans. here is what mitch mcconnell said about how many republicans will support joe manchin's version of the bill. >> all republicans, i think, will oppose that. >> and so, when joe manchin is on the senate floor next week for that vote, watching every single republican oppose him, will he then be ready to change the senate rules on the 60 vote threshold, as he recently said in a private discussion with non partisan group? he is willing to do under certain circumstances. leading off our disc

john home and how does data mexico? well, things you can now book a seat to the edge of space as a company in the u. s. planning to fly passengers. and the high tech version of a hot air balloon basically space perspective is taking reservations for flight. starting in early 2024, victoria gates and b. o. after a successful test flight last week, the company behind space ship net, jude has sold more than 200 tickets for flights and it's space balloon. if all goes to plan the journey starting in 2024 will involve a 2 hour cent. above 99 percent of the atmosphere, passengers will spend 2 hours on the very edge of space before the balloon makes is to send to the ocean. i think you probably think lots of pitches of rockets launching. that's not how i would describe that right there. high geez, bid is completely the officer. so you're going to spend about 12 miles and now you're going to space at the speed of cycling. that allows the vehicle to be very smooth and gentle. and the capital itself is very roomy. initiative that

there's a sense of closure that liam who stead will no longer be referred to as a john doe.e arrest comes 11 days after a hiker discovered liam's remains in mountain springs, nevada, investigators say back on may 24th, the boy's father found liam and his mother's belongings gone from the family home. a message left behind, she specifically tells him quote. i'm sorry i had to do it like this. she says she was planning to get a house for her and liam, there was nothing suspicious in that message that would lead the father to believe that liam or samantha was were involved in any kind of foul play. the boy's father called police a week later but held off on filing a report. i want to emphasize that when dad called us on june, 1st leon's body had already been discovered on may 28th. we had no knowledge on june 1st about this body and liam being found in las vegas. it wasn't until samantha's friend alerted authorities, liam resembled the sketch of john little lion dough in las vegas, a corneal liam's grandfather, leo went to a learning center for children with autism and a statem

john. where does this go from here? received this benefit and perhaps not said it on taxes so it squeezes barry weisselberg as well as weisselberg to cooperate. it may also mean that they're just going to go full blown and just let people sort it out after they indict. they probably do have enough with the documents to take down them all, but we'll find out in the days ahead. >> and with 30 seconds to matt miller, the trump organization and donald trump respond to this type of leak and this type of report how? >> they're going to know that it's a lot of pressure and if i was donald trump, i would try to be getting allen weisselberg as close to me as possible, because look, i suspect that district attorney already has the documents that show the numbers don't add up. what they need is a witness that said donald trump knew. allen weisselberg may be the only witness. there may be others as well but he's certainly one, so if you're donald trump, you want to keep him as loyal as possible in the face of really tremendous pres

right now, we need to ask them what is your position on the john does act? your position on for the people act. we need to understand why are they in some ways hiding behind the institution, and not defending democracy? i have a suspicion, tell me if i'm wrong, they are providing cover because we should hear a chorus of democrats asking them this question, we should hear a chorus of democrats demanding cinema and manchin come out in support of what we're trying to do in terms of defending democracy. i'd suggest perhaps our problem isn't just the republican party. our problem is ideological frame that limits how you think of this country as a multi racial democracy. >> i want to ask you, i know you are a member of the judiciary committee. you are there to hear testimony from don mcgahn today. chairman that blair made the following statement. he said mr. mcgahn testified at like through an extremely dangerous period in our nation's history and which president trump unhinged in of his own ability attempted to obstruct the mueller investigation at every turn. mr

john, does it feel like it's time for emergency action to be over?are going to lose the extended unemployment. we are going to lose the rent moratorium. is that a good thing? is the country ready to kind of stand on its own? >> well, it's time for us to transmission from temporary stimulus to long-term investment. what was plaguing us before 2020 is now really aching us now as a really problem at the core of our economy. wealth and income inequality. there are a number of different ways -- stephanie, it's social justice through an economic lens. black unemployment, by the way, is 50% higher than everybody else. that's what this report also says. so if you were doing bad before, you're doing it really bad. if you're disconnected before, you're really disconnected. if you were doing well before, you're off like a rocket. wall street is on fire. but those at the bottom have too much money at the end of their money. whether you're white, black, red, brown, you won't more green. and that group is saying enough is enough. i'm voting with my pocketbook. i'm

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. >> before they put together his identity they named him john little doe. police say that last friday a family friend reported him and his mother missing. the mother was last seen driving a dark blue dodge . >>> to the latest sign of the drought. the water district could soon declare an emergency water shortage. it's asking all county residents to cut water use by 15% with measures like limiting landscape watering to three days a week and not filling swimming pools. the district can't actually impose mandatory restrictions but can urge the county or city to do so. that could happen if the water board votes on an emergency water shortage tomorrow. >>> happening today looking live at oakland, east bay mud will hold a public hearing on its proposed rate hike, 8% over the next two years. to check on drought conditions where you live go to the website. >>> high winds in the area putting fire crews on high alert. highway 12 near fairfield was shut down because of this brush fire. forward progress was stopped in about an hour. in santa rosa new video shows fire cr

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john holeman. how does it a pretty bad and john holman's new special. it's called the full report living in mexico's kill zone is coming up on friday on out to 0. 1630 gmc has a pretty big statement for humans. off are destroying the foundations of our survival at an alarming rate. in the us as an intense restoration, effort must get under way to address pollution, climate change and loss of nature. at the moment, according to the you and we are taking more than nature, can provide sustainably around 1.6 times more. this year and report says, we've now passed the point where conservation, if it's a loan, can prevent large scale ecosystem collapse. and by it says that he lost it, and so we need a generation restoration to restore more than a 1000000000 heck, as of land over the next decade. that is roughly the size of china. if it can be pulled off, it may help avoid nearly 2 thirds of expected by the both the extinctions and increase food security for more than a 1000000000 people. and grandison is the executive director of the u. n. environment program

john, what does this mean from f and for being more broadly, is the country now being plunged into some kind of political crisis that could still be a constitutional crisis arising out of this because this is not over. the parliament may have voted to impeach the president, but it is not solely up to the parliament. the parliament will now send the results of the vote to the constitutional court for that court to decide whether the president has to leave office. and that is more complicated matter because the court is non partisan and it has to decide things on strictly legal grounds. so this is not over the political action, this is over tolerant, has expressed the will essentially a prime minister, the robber and the socialist party. it is they who spend the most in force behind removing president. never, ever since he and prime minister rama broke ranks over a political spat in 2019 about when exactly local government elections should be held. a prime minister rama felt at that time. the president position favored the opposition democratic party ever since then, he vowed to remove hi

john brickman does say that conflict with russia ends up hurting the you should also look at what the bows are. you're saying we are not going to have the pressure unless they give up on me. they give back to me, i do thing, which means that they want to have good relation to this guy coming. he sees the end of the guy and i just never up and so pretty good as be on believe just sort us through the lack of diplomacy. and also for the both the music, i don't think there's any going to make rational behind because it will be much better for them to question my call using my cost is more important to maintain the unity but nevertheless, i'm going to have a relationship with putting if i want to, so in fact, it just means that you have these making all of them. that's what it means. meanwhile, british holiday make his face a growing threat of spending best summer at home because europe, with germany, the forefront is considering a 2 week quarantine for tours from the country. mid phase the delta variant there is spreading fast, but some of you aren't happy is shandey edwards dashti explai

from what is good for companies alone to what is good for workers as well. >> how does this report and kind of the trend, john, how does it impact biden's kind of big priority right now, do you think? his infrastructure plan that includes more assistance for families. >> well, i do think, kate, the fact that this is the second straight report that fell short of expectations, obviously nothing like the one in april. but still some what less than had been expected. it's going to fuel some republican arguments that biden's policies are not encouraging people to get back in the labor force. most of that is a retrospective argument about unemployment insurance. it's less about infrastructure. of course, the infrastructure investments he's talking about would spend out over a long period of time. so it's not that relevant to the current situation. but i do think the mild disappointment in the numbers will probably strengthen the resistance of republicans to biden's proposals and say, hey, you're actually in some ways holding the recovery back. >> and so, christine was talking about this. i want to get your take on

so does, does biotech company have a solution to the fight against john's calve does matter. and let's the on the, i believe that in recent years, and we've seen that the problem of multi resistant germs has come more and more into focus. and our technology in particular offers many advantages. over classic antibiotics is kind of assistance, resistance does not develop. and we can kill a large number of germs in a very specific way to be a factor. it's crazy. so it's artie license is visible under the microscope. they destroyed the target bacteria in a fraction of a 2nd. but there is a long way to go before the enzymes can be turned into madison. the small company need support from the pharmaceutical industry. and that's what martine grease of found in the western german city of cooper town. i gave him among wants to bring auntie license to market. his pharmaceutical company by cool. it is one of the few worldwide that are researching new antibiotics. and that present gleeful with a great opportunity for service the for us, it's very important because it's the 1st step toward

very quickly, i am not letting you go yet, does this matter is a story? what do you think? johnyou think? john bercow is a very prominent, well recognised - very prominent, well recognised public figure and i think his words carry a lot of weight and you spent a lot of time in parliament. he has a lot of time in parliament. he has a gravitas, so they do matter to a certain extent and that narrative thatis certain extent and that narrative that is created and propelled by bercow saying it, it adds to a difficult week for the prime minister with the by—election loss, so it does matter. we will have to see how these narratives develop, but he is a big figure in british politics. 0k, ok, let's go back to the sunday telegraph and judges may be free from european rights rulings. can you explain this please, sian? this is a story that _ you explain this please, sian? this is a story that british judges could be told _ is a story that british judges could be told that they would no longer be banned _ be told that they would no longer be banned by— be told that they would no longer be ba

at that point, he was only identified as john little zeon doe. and a couple hours ago, police made the announcement in las vegas. >> friday evening, i received a phone call from the san jose police department who stated they believe they have a potential victim -- a missing person who they believed may have been our victim. that point, they sent photographs to me. after looking at the photographs, we believed there was a very good possibility that the missing person case they were working in san jose was related to our homicide investigation. >> reporter: police say the boy's father is not a suspect in the case. the mother is believed to be driving a blue 2007 dodge caliber. california plates 6wlh 211. we don't know where the boy actually went to school. i checked with every school district. allen rock, franklin mckinley. campbell and ever green. every one said that name is not registered to a student in in their schools. >> all right, i'm sure you will stay on that story. thank you. >>> not a common silgt at a graduation. take a look, there is a

does this leave relations with? armenia is neighbors. russia as a by john, etc. how does media now fits in the region? the majority of those who have higher chances to be in the parliament, they are in fact stating that they will continue deepening relations with russia and will try to let's say we, we can the best so conferences appear that, that the war through the cooperation with stronger partners and as i said, majority are relying on cooperation and closer relations with rations. but there are maybe 5 smaller body parties that are speaking about the necessity to change your political orientation and get stronger with the best including membership in the you and net. all right. thank you very much for your insight mailing back to you in the studio. anything that was a challenge for us in yet of an supporters of iran's new presidents have celebrated his victory on the streets of ron hotline. abraham racy was declared the winner on saturday in an election marked by voter apathy and economic hardship. he was around 62 percent support, but just down the hall that eligible took part in the election of

flying on one of america i biggest highways. >> john: steve harrigan following this from the southeast newsroom. this seems to be escalating, steve. >> it doesn the morning commute monday, 7:00 a.m. miami-dade county on i-95 south. both were driving toyotas. one a zenza, the other a camera. the two bulleted managed to miss each other. the fhp says an investigation is underway. this comes on the heels of the death of a 6-year-old in california shot together in a road rage incident as his mother was driving him to kindergarten. john, sandra, back to you. >> john: thanks, steve. sandra? >> sandra: horrible story. the crime crisis taking on all new urgency in the race to be new york's next mayor that is after a volunteer trying to get out the vote was ambushed and stabbed in broad day light. fox team coverage continues with aishah hasnie now. hello, aishah. >> hi, sandra. good afternoon. crime has literally just forced its way into the mayoral race here in new york city. that new video showing another angle of that awful crime, that stabbing of a mayoral campaign volunteer from eric adams. it happened in the bronx and broad daylight. people watc

wrote an open letter to trump asking him to revoke your security clearance after he did so to john brennan. how does that impact the context of politics? >> there is an unwritten rule that senior officers don't speak out against the president. so those that criticize me, that's fair. i said, i get it. i am a senior officer and i understand the role. i violated the role. i also have to wake up every morning, look in the mirror and ask myself if i am doing the right thing. john brennan, i knew for a long time. he was a great public servant and worked for six different presidents. and so, i felt it was important to make sure that they understood i did not feel it was right for the president to come after john brennan as a private citizen and try to revoke his security clearance. >> you wrote about trump, "you embarrassed us in the eyes of our children. humiliated us on the world stage and divided us as a nation." and two weeks before the election you endorsed joe biden. you called yourself a pro-life, conservative. why was your endorsement such a clear decision for you? >> because it is about leadershi

. >> john: does he have any priors? >> we are careful about talking about criminal history. we don't believe he does. we don't believe she had a criminal history either. >> john: i tell you what, if you make the charges stick, he definitely will have a criminal history. todd spitzer is the orange county d.a. good work on the part of law enforcement and the public. thank you for joining us again to help wrap this up. >> thank you so much. >> sandra: thanks to him as well. aerospace giants of giant lockheed martin sending some of its employees through a training program that included an exercise where white men were equated with being racist and anti-women. how is the company defending this? >> john: plus the teacher at a top prep school calls it quits over the critical race theory curricula. why she says kids are learning in a hostile culture of conformity and fear. stay with us. how much money can liberty mutual save you? one! two! three! four! five! 72,807! 72,808... dollars. yep... everything hurts. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >> joh

john home and how does it a pretty bad. as you said, john holman's news, special, a full report, living in mexico kill zone. at 1630, alice gmc friday. here on al jazeera, a number of artifacts from thailand of finally returned home decades after they were stolen. their return was welcomed by the culture and fine arts officials in the capital who want this recovery to be one of many scott jaila has been visiting the ancient kingdoms near bangkok. ah, missing for more than 6 decades homecoming for ancient hand carved artifact from north eastern thailand. unveiled at bank cox national museum, the 2 sandstone lentils were once part of religious sanctuaries built nearly a 1000 years ago. they were stolen and smuggled out of thailand in the 1900 sixty's during the war in neighboring vietnam. architectural pieces from the days of the commander empire were on display at the asian arts museum in san francisco. they were secured as part of an effort by thailand, fine arts department, it took 4 years low men, but here we are giving up

john? how does this rank? how do you categorize this? what is this?ke minor league ball. people need to understand this. part of what donald trump does, part of what all leaders of his style try to do is normalize behavior that is fundamentally abnormal. remember when he was asked whether putin was a killer, he said everyone is a killer. it's the normalization of extreme behavior. and there's this attitude some people might hear this news and say other administrations have gone after political opponents with open-ended fishing expeditions through the department of justice. not like this. not to this extent. when he talked about journal. is being enemies of the people, deep onlizing democrats in congress doing their jobs to investigate him. he followed through with his administration through fear and people followed it. we need to strengthen our democracy fast. the spumings too many people made is that you would have people of character at the top. that's not always the case. >> well, we knew he wasn't a person of character when he ran. >> yeah. but th

everything for now though the foam is say they've been kept out per been away from the green gold john home. and how does it a pretty bad and you can say john holman's news, special, the full report, living in mexico's kill zone. at 1630 hours, gmc on friday here on al jazeera police in nicaragua rated the home of the opposition later christiana shall morrow. she's now under house arrest . she was expected to run in the presidential election in november. you organization of american states and human rights watch. say the president, daniel ortega, is trying to eliminate competition latin america. and i said, you see, newman reports carloads of riot police arrived at nicaragua and opposition leader at least piano. tomorrow's house with the search and arrest warrant was pushing waiting. journalist and family members away. unexpected raid on her home spent immediate condemnations at home and abroad. ortega should understand that he sanctions to grab our and to a sure himself as the date of mika our, for the rest of his life. it's not, it's not an option. what is at stake here is the credibility of the bite a

john. if he does, let me ask both of you. american football is embracing, it's openly gay player. but i mean we, we don't want to kid ourselves. there is a reason why only one player has come out in more than a century of the leagues existence and european football is embracing itself and is business ties. but the fans in the publics demands for inclusivity, they will not go away. so, i mean, where are the sports headed, john? let me start with you. what do you think? well, i think this book had its rules. that price is actually visibility and that's what i call. and i said, i need to find ready before he came out, we've seen a seismic shift in the nfl that used to was this aspect of the quality, this aspect of inclusion. you need to look at significant moments that happen, such as the nfl taking caught in the new york try parade. lots of activation online during the pandemic. but of course people couldn't meet in person. but the whole, those kind of discussion panels surprised to mark these occasions in the calendar. and i think here and in europe, we're seeing much greater aware