michigan state senator mallory mcmorrow.o lose hope as another school shooting seeps into deep grief. but somehow in sadness you also see the best of humanity. this is a massive crowd outside of a hospital in michigan. that's because one of the four kids killed this week was an organ donor. they wanted justin's family to know that he was seen, they're not alone so they all stood outside in the cold to show them love and support. it's a good reminder to us that sometimes a simple gesture can mean the world to someone when they need it the most. we'll be right back. they need it the most. we'll be right back. and fresh ingredients! and yes to living life to the flavor-fullest. panera. live your yes. now $1 delivery. hi susan! honey? yeah? i respect that. but that cough looks pretty bad... try this robitussin honey. the real honey you love... plus the powerful cough relief you need. mind if i root through your trash? now get powerful relief with robitussin elderberry. dad are you sure you're up to host? yeah! we want to keep it

on thursday, democratic michigan state senator mallory mcmorrow gave a passionate speech during whichspeaking to you about such a tragedy in your constituency and community. i understand that one of your constituents actually works at the school. how is your community doing today? >> it is really hard. there are a number of members of my community, you know, my district is the one right next to oxford, so a lot of teachers, a lot of family members, a lot of people knew these kids and had a meeting this morning with one of the teachers who lost one of her own students, and it is endlessly heartbreaking. >> you know, one of the reasons i wanted to have this conversation with you is that after so many similar tragedies in the past, you know, when people demand stricter gun laws in this country, we're told that new laws are not necessary, that the systems are actually in place to keep kids safe. and in michigan, even if you accept tha those systems were in place, this tragedy still happened. he literally was asking for help. there were school protocols that the school apparently or seemin

could this be a maurice, chris called her name is deborah mallory. where is let me go into my new phone. i think we're under but it didn't get up. come on. if you got the last unit, i'm 10 gross you mean hitting but don't you. so this was that i can get back to this deanna and you'll need to think about about the layer stuff and i don't know the age, let me come. we bought a 20, which is $400000.00. we're going to go month to simply just a 2nd. i don't follow up on that, but i love to read after the 2nd, but your name will they had? is it just in mary's full name? intelligent, anybody that i'm going to have her let me ask, how does it should be dealing with school? she may forget and let me know. and so my part time, well if you got her at this i know i already faced and said i, mr. e. alice professional to ask, just in the most interest, how can i get this handle or the amount of money if we color isn't what he's cautious, do it on vivian though n in mighty there's they amuse, gideon dollars most after i put you on. if you do, i mean she didn't amer

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so overall, i believe it's about 13 percent, but in the mallory population it's around 31 percent and they already have the lowest socio economic status this. so if you decrease the amount of nicotine and cigarettes and then people try to buy more of them, is there's not actually going to exacerbate existing inequality. is there? no, it isn't substantial clinical trials done on the next day next. and i think you do have to go for a b, c to very low allowable emotional nicotine and cigarettes to avoid what you're describing, which is core competency rates margin. if you do that, they're very effective, told for helping people quit. ok. i do see that new zealand has a very ambitious target, said 2025. that in other parts of the while right now, more young people have actually taken up smoking during the pandemic. do you think the 2025 amos still realistic indeed i do. and we've made a lot of progress the calls that regulates restating with allow invite to the quit . so we made the biggest decrease we had in history in watching, right? the last year along. so we think that what 3 go is w

it's mallory culture and it's picturesque landscape. and yes, it's exceptional handling of the pandemic, but it's also been known as a leader in the field of economics. back in 1989 new zealand central bank was the 1st to commit to a specific target for consumer price inflation venue. the biggest threat to the world economy. at the time, there was great opposition to the idea, but inflation fell from 8 to 2 percent over 2 years. and inflation targets were adopted by most central banks to take runaway prices. so it wouldn't surprise you that the prime minister just send to our durn has tossed the central bank to limit the rise of house prices. an important issue globally, when you consider, despite the pandemic house prices have stored in new zealand, the average house price increase by 24.3 percent to $826000.00 new zealand dollars . and march 2021, a record high for the country. now this is such an important issue globally on so many levels. so let's get some analysis from oakland. we're joined by bernie smith, who's the chief executiv

about 13 percent of the adult population still smokes and the rate is much higher for the indigenous mallory people at about 28 percent. under the government's plan, a task force would be created to help reduce smoking among the memory. a local young person with more self stop that i have also one. this might well they can just go to the right, which they add. i think maybe it's a good idea because of, you know, they smoke in his bacteria and it's really hard to quit. so being a smoker, you know, i'm going for all this i. i know that. so maybe it's a good way will talk to i shiver all in new zealand, associate health minister and says vague thing is not included in this new law because it's considered a safer alternative to cigarettes. there is very strong evidence that tobacco is an extremely harmful and addictive substance, and yet the evidence will have some types as fall. it's definitely a cipher old finished. so we're taking a reduction approach by banding to best price will future generations, but making sure for current market to quit, the price isn't all. tension $4000.00 new zealand

mallory leader slammed australia's policy of automatically supporting new zealanders, convicted of crimes even if they have spent their entire lives in australia. it is not good enough that you zealand is becoming a penal colony for australia and just deporting your problem. why does not solve the problem of games. and both australia and new zealand with my broadcast will have direct from our studios in moscow. this is our to international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. we start with breaking news, this our, the fate of elaine at maxwell, a long time, a friend of late convicted sex offender, jeffrey epstein is finally known. the jurors and her closely watched trial have found her guilty of all charges, but one she was accused of grooming teenage girls for epstein. he's been one breaks it down for us. lay maxwell found guilty on 5 of the 6 counts against her. the jury took 5 days to come to this conclusion. the judge had actually ordered that they spend an extra hour each day deliberating because he said they needed to get to this before the end of the year, where th

. >>> joining me now michigan democratic state senator ma mallory. thank you for joining us.eally appreciate it. how are you? >> thanks for having me. having a tough week. >> yeah, parents, teachers, siblings in mourning and to add to the pain the parents are missing tonight. there is pain going on in the community but anger, as well. talk to me about what is happening here 1and what you're hearing. >> this is something the community has been crying out for for decades now. it been 22 years since columbine and when i was running for office for the first time in 2018 for this seat, it was students after parkland who requested meetings with me. i have an entire generation of kids now that isn't looking at if this is going to happen but when. and this never should have happened and the reality is these kids are right. it happened and it happened here. >> you tweeted out state senator you heard from a teacher who survived the shooting. what did she tell you? >> yeah, this is a teacher who lives in my community and i just got a message and -- from her the day after who said in tal

the shooting happened in broad daylight yesterday near mallory avenue about 3:00 p.m. the person shot ended up walking into a restaurant looking for help. they were taken to the hospital and are expected to be okay. >>> 5:06. the fourth day of jury deliberations in elizabeth holmes trial in san jose gets underway this morning. justin andrews joins us now looking at where jurors left off. >> reporter: after more than 20 hours of deliberating over three days, there is no verdict. the jury though resume again today. thursday was the last time they were in court. now the jury -- on thursday, they requested to listen to those audio recordings that were first played in the trial. the judge granted the request and the recordings were from a 2013 conference call with investors where holmes pitched blood testing technology to them. holmes is looking at 11 federal charges of fraud and conspiracy. jury's responsibility is to decide if she is guilty of intentionally deceiving investors and patients about what her company's blood testing technology was capable of doing which ended

. >> those five people include 19-year-old mallory beach.with paul murdaugh and friends in february 2019. about two years before paul was killed. at the time of his death, he was facing charges of boating under the influence and causing her death. he allegedly hit a bridge while driving his father's boat drunk and beach was ejected. the investigation is ongoing. >> we are in a boat crash on arthur street. there is six of us and one is missing. >> are we going to get answers on that? or is it going to just die with his death? >> reporter: lawyer eric bland filed a lawsuit on behalf of the children of glory satterfield. she was murdaugh's longtime housekeeper who died in 2018 after allegedly falling down stairs at the family's home. murdaugh's wife and son were both still alive at the time and called 9-1-1. >> my housekeeper has fallen and her head is bleeding. i cannot get her up. she's cracked her head and there is blood on the kconcrete and se is bleeding out of her left ear. >> reporter: gloria satterfield later died in the hospital. an au

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the first is mallory weggemann's "limitless."vival and overcoming odds. michael tubbs is the youngest black mayor of stockton, california, and his book, "the deeper the roots" is absolutely amazing. you can make a huge difference, and finally, this book of essays, "these precious days" by ann patchett talks about friendship and loss and love and getting through the worst times. >> so i talked to zibby owens about a book that she edited, and she spends her time with her podcast talking to authors so she is certainly the go to for book recommendations. those seem great. >>> in just a few weeks betty white, everybody loves her, entering triple digits. that's right. the hollywood legend turning 100 years old and we're all invited to the party. "betty white: 100 years young, a birthday celebration" hits theaters for one night only, on january 17th, and in the meantime, you can honor the legendary centenarian by revisiting her favorite role as rose on "the golden girls" and her scene-stealing part as raunchy grandma'anny in "the propos