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two hours later he was seen on tape at a cracker barrel restaurant in greensboro. later he checked into this hamptons in. this is him at the front desk at about 11 pm. and him again at midnight. he also made a phone call around midnight and that was the last that anyone had heard from jason young, until he made another call at 7:40 the next morning. >> a normal person would look at this and say he is 170 miles away, he's got an alibi. >> that sounds like a great distance. 170 miles, you can get between the crime scene and the hotel in about two and a half hours. >> perhaps, but there was curious anomalies at the crime scene. a jewelry box was missing from the drawers. so was that a bungled burglary? then there were footprints near the body that seemed to eliminate jason. an obvious print on the pillow was a size ten, but jason wore a size 12. but this was weird, there was another partial footprint that defied easy identification, so they began calling in shoe experts. now they wondered, were their two attackers? investigators discovered early on that michelle's and

another greensboro up in georgia. wouldn't you take a step back and look at the totality of what's happened just this week alone, i wonder what you consider to be the most significant developments? >> it's hard to really understand the amount of pressure donald trump's entourage on all fronts. i think the fact that mark meadows, his chief of staff, was given-limited immunity to testify and jack smith's case is a very, duration efficient and troubling development for donald trump. our guy who is going to have direct knowledge of trump's state of mind, direct knowledge of whether trump believes the stuff he was about the election was true. and in fact, is going to be able to testify he personally told donald trump there was no evidence of voter fraud. so the fact, mark meadows is basically on jack smith's team now is basically very troubling. what's happening in that new york courts is also a problem for donald trump. at this judge finds that fraud permeated the trump organization up to the very top, what that means is

so, we saw some active weather in greensboro, north carolina, and look at this. just hail, but we have leaves coming down, strong winds out there, heavy rain, and the rain continues in the northeast. so, let's time it out. by 1:00 p.m. this afternoon, you can see where the heaviest rain is situated over cities like boston and vermont and new hampshire. as this pulls away this evening we dry out in new york city, but it starts to get heavier in portland, maine. by 3:00 p.m. tomorrow we could look at snow mixing in with rain in upstate new york. now, i'll tell you something. the heaviest of the rain should be situated in new england. that's where we have the high likelihood of flash flooding, generally speaking about one inch, and you can see up to a foot above normal with the top ten cities receiving so much rainfall in the last six months. finally just want to clue you in on hurricane tammy. right now cat 1 storm that will be impacting places like antigua >> somara: and that's your local forecast, and, yes, this actually happens to be the seventh consecutive week

it is on hodge road in greensboro, north carolina and we need to find out who was there and what they are doing. host: gary in atlanta, we are talking about the race to elect the next speaker of the republican party and the pressure of gop is feeling to get this done quickly. to move on a response to the israel/hamas conflict. caller: good morning greta. i wanted to talk about the conflict that i see between america and america. when russians blow up apartments we say it is a war crime. when the israelis blow up the same apartments we call it retaliation. there are 4 million people where they cut off water, electricity and food. if vladimir putin had been done that we would talk about that as a war crime. all of those people are not hamas. if you cut water, electricity and food you will kill women and children that have nothing to do with it. a lot of republicans talking about fiscal responsibility but the person leading in the polls is donald trump who rose the budget. when republicans get in, it doesn't mean anything. it's the hypocrisy that confuses me. host: tony in new york, and

further evidence supported this conclusion from an article from the greensboro patriot printed about two weeks before the monument's unveiling, which said that, quote, the purse, which constituted the bulk of several thousand dollars, has since been added several thousand dollars. the other sources, unquote. now, we do know that public money did not pay for this monument. so it had to come from private donors. and again, if it's popular subscription. you would print the names of those to give them recognition. all right. other claims about the nature of the of the fund were just simply not true. in the days before the monument's dedication, josephus daniels wrote that the monument had been, quote funded by hundreds of people from half republic. wow. that's a lot of folks. well, if you look at this chart, they did donations from 20 states. there are 45 states in the union at the time of the dedication ceremony. the most of the states and territories, including this claim, had fewer than five donations, eight of them had a single donation. so let's look at this claim. half the states i

greensboro, north carolina.ood evening to you. >> my question for professor medford, the fourth of july speech. the idea that they invited him to speak about the fourth of july. taking into context what they were thinking when they asked him to speak. thank you so much. prof. medford: that is pretty much what he asked them at the beginning of the speech. why are you inviting me here to talk about your independence because my people are not free. it is probably my favorite speech from douglass. he was a wonderful oratory. -- wonderful oratory. . he starts off with what the day is meant to be. in the middle of it he launches into this indictment of america. he talks about what the fourth means to african-americans. it certainly did not mean what it meant to white americans. and of course they certainly knew what douglass was going to do. they were familiar with him. this was 1852. they understood he was going to go in that direction but he did it in a way they could not ignore what he was saying i think. >> narrat

director marcos, i also want to mention i was going to ask a series of questions about the facility in greensboroi think it is in cold status now. i want to talk about that and understand when it can be activated so those will be submitted for the record. >> you are most welcome. let me just as ms. marcos, i understand that hhs and dol have been working together to find ways to address the labor exploitation of unaccompanied children. can you describe those efforts, how is it going, where are you so far and what can congress do to facilitate your work? >> i am happy to start. thank you so much, senator whitehouse. so, the task force that is being led by the department of labor has acted engagement with a number of other federal agencies that includes my colleagues from state, my colleagues from dhs and hhs but also the department of education and the department of commerce, usda, the department of justice. we've taken many steps and i say overall are focused on crosstraining of the staff doing outreach together making sure that we are getting cereals out and actually reaching vulnerable workers w

host: let's go to jeffrey, who was calling from greensboro, north carolina, on the republican line.ood morning. caller: good morning. thank you for taking the call. really interesting subject. and i want to say thank you on how you host your show and bring real matters, important matters to everyday lives in our country. first off, i want to say about the caller that just called, it is definitely connected on his statement where a lot of that conflict goes back well beyond two weeks ago. the fairness of having to live a life or that the countries were segregated to the point of trying to line up what he said, that is a very important matter that needs to be resolved somewhere. and with biden, on a public stage like that, it is not a win-win on any aspect because as it is, you cannot forget the other innocent lives and just damage that is being done to the palestinians like they do not exist or don't have a right, and that is just unfair. here in america, all of this situation that is going on in our country where the republican situation, they just automatically act like the indictm

host: let's go to jeffrey, who was calling from greensboro, north carolina, on the republican line.ood morning. caller: good morning. thank you for taking the call. really interesting subject. and i want to say thank you on how you host your show and bring real matters, important matters to everyday lives in our country. first off, i want to say about the caller that just called, it is definitely connected on his statement where a lot of that conflict goes back well beyond two weeks ago. the fairness of having to live a life or that the countries were segregated to the point of trying to line up what he said, that is a very important matter that needs to be resolved somewhere. and with biden, on a public stage like that, it is not a win-win on any aspect because as it is, you cannot forget the other innocent lives and just damage that is being done to the palestinians like they do not exist or don't have a right, and that is just unfair. here in america, all of this situation that is going on in our country where the republican situation, they just automatically act like the indictm