>> annie. >> who the [ bleep ] is annie? >> annie is a girl that was at your house for a party last weekend. >> dude, i have no idea who annie is. >> we've already talked to a lot of other people that all verify she was there, danny. >> okay. show me a picture then. >> you showed him a picture of annie. >> yep. >> brittany? is her name brittany? >> no, it's annie. >> detectives thought daniel was lying, and they were done playing around. >> what if i told you she's dead? >> i didn't do it. what the [ bleep ]? if you guys think i did this, i do want a lawyer. >> okay. >> because there's only -- >> we're done. >> the only thing that is shaking me -- >> we're done daniel, because i think you did it. >> well, if you think i did it, then you've got the wrong guy, man. for real. >> good luck. >> find the right guy. >> derek was confident he had. they booked daniel for annie's murder. >> l.j., whoever he was, still hadn't turned up. but detective johnson still thought he had wrapped up his first homicide. all he needed was the lab

annie's husband luke had taken his own life.h, i can't even describe the shock. i saw betting activity that must have consumed him from morning till night. it just escalated. it became uncontrollable. and i knew — i knew why he'd done it. the gambling commission estimate there are around 350,000 problem gamblers here in the uk. luke had previously beaten an addiction but, when lockdown hit, the a0—year—old was furloughed. that's when annie says the first of many free bets landed in his e—mails, and luke was drawn back in. there's no doubt about it. the only people that knew about luke's addiction were luke and the company. and at no point did they step in and do anything about it. there was a free bet that dropped into his account the day he disappeared. by that point, he had already, you know, decided on what he was doing. search "free bets" online and you will find a staggering number. they are inducements, so they are the free cigarette or the free shot of heroin. it's your first shotl of heroin, isn't it? liz and charles rit

please welcome annie jupiter-jones. >> thank you. thank you everyone.and i have the honor to represent the rec and park commission along with my fellow commissioners. we are so excited to be here. we are so grateful to the giants community fund, the crawford family and the good tidings foundation to help us re-open this playground. as a city kid, i was born and raised in san francisco and that means i learned to love the giants right here. how many of you got to see a giants game at state park. maybe not as fancy as being at oracle park. i'm so happy in the giants in being able to make the adjustment where it was so important. please welcome board member of the good tidings foundation, your giants broadcaster dave flemming. >> mayor breed had the right idea. sometimes it's better just to grab that microphone, it's a little easier to do. real quick from me because i am here. i am a proud san francisco resident. being here today just as somebody who loves the city makes me really proud. i'm the broadcaster for the giants. our giants have the best record i

please welcome annie jupiter-jones. >> thank you. thank you everyone.annie and i have the honor to represent the rec and park commission along with my fellow commissioners. we are so excited to be here. we are so grateful to the giants community fund, the crawford family and the good tidings foundation to help us re-open this playground. as a city kid, i was born and raised in san francisco and that means i learned to love the giants right here. how many of you got to see a giants game at state park. maybe not as fancy as being at oracle park. i'm so happy in the giants in being able to make the adjustment where it was so important. please welcome board member of the good tidings foundation, your giants broadcaster dave flemming. >> mayor breed had the right idea. sometimes it's better just to grab that microphone, it's a little easier to do. real quick from me because i am here. i am a proud san francisco resident. being here today just as somebody who loves the city makes me really proud. i'm the broadcaster for the giants. our giants have the best re

please welcome annie jupiter-jones. >> thank you. thank you everyone.annie and i have the honor to represent the rec and park commission along with my fellow commissioners. we are so excited to be here. we are so grateful to the giants community fund, the crawford family and the good tidings foundation to help us re-open this playground. as a city kid, i was born and raised in san francisco and that means i learned to love the giants right here. how many of you got to see a giants game at state park. maybe not as fancy as being at oracle park. i'm so happy in the giants in being able to make the adjustment where it was so important. please welcome board member of the good tidings foundation, your giants broadcaster dave flemming. >> mayor breed had the right idea. sometimes it's better just to grab that microphone, it's a little easier to do. real quick from me because i am here. i am a proud san francisco resident. being here today just as somebody who loves the city makes me really proud. i'm the broadcaster for the giants. our giants have the best re

annie became the star. little miss sure shot. here we have a beautiful shotgun. it has an inlaid plaque. to annie oakley -- from the date and the location of this, london 1890, we can guess what the occasion of this presentation might have been, because at that time annie was touring with the wild west show in london and europe, she ran out of gunpowder, buffalo bill lent her some of his gunpowder. it was a different type and it blew up her shotgun. this may have been i'm sorry i blew up your shotgun gift from buffalo bill to annie oakley. >> one of the greatest additions are gatling guns designed back in 1861. he kind of saw it as his contribution to mankind not only just to the war effort but to mankind. if he came up with a super weapon that could kill rapidly, then people would want to cease to go to war against anyone armed with a gun. it was a series of barrel aligned that allowed the user to just crank a handle and fire the gun as much as it could rotate. multiple barrels. mr. peters had a collection of ten of them that we have on display, and right now we

>> this idea was annie's idea. she was the woman who dropped out of school in the 10th grade, and she understood the limits of her ability to earn money and understand the world around her and what people were saying because she'd dropped out of school. and when she was working as a crossing guard in savannah at martin luther king exit off of 95, she saw that the children weren't bringing books back and forth to school and she asked them why and they said because they weren't allowed to take the books home from school. so she bought everybody a dictionary and told them to use them to help them because she didn't want their life opportunities to be, i guess, diminished because they didn't have a large vocabulary and she stamped in each book, a mind is a terrible thing to waste. and she passed out in savannah and she used to earn money from cleaning houses and i met her and i truly -- and i got to know that area when i got to know annie plummer and she died in 2000 so she really has had a huge impact on people and it

it has an inlayed plaque that says to annie oakley from buffalo bill. from the date and the location of this, london 1890 we can guess what the occasion of this presentation might have been because at that time annie was touring with the wild west show in london and europe and she had run out of gun powder for her shot shells, so buffalo bill lent her some of his gun powder. it was a different type and it blew up her shotgun. this may have been i'm sorry i blew up your shotgun gift from buffalo bill to annie oakley. >> one of mr. peterson's interests in addition to the finest engraved guns made anywhere in the world are gatling guns designed and invented by dr. richard jordan gatling of north carolina back in 1861. he kind of saw it as his contribution to man kooind not only just to the war effort, but to mankind. if he came up with a super weapon that could kill so effectively, so rapidly, then people would just cease to want to go to war against anybody that was armed with such a gun. so the gatling gun was a series of barrels that were aligned that a

please welcome annie jupiter-jones. >> thank you. thank you everyone.annie and i have the honor to represent the rec and park commission along with my fellow commissioners. we are so excited to be here. we are so grateful to the giants community fund, the crawford family and the good tidings foundation to help us re-open this playground. as a city kid, i was born and raised in san francisco and that means i learned to love the giants right here. how many of you got to see a giants game at state park. maybe not as fancy as being at oracle park. i'm so happy in the giants in being able to make the adjustment where it was so important. please welcome board member of the good tidings foundation, your giants broadcaster dave flemming. >> mayor breed had the right idea. sometimes it's better just to grab that microphone, it's a little easier to do. real quick from me because i am here. i am a proud san francisco resident. being here today just as somebody who loves the city makes me really proud. i'm the broadcaster for the giants. our giants have the best re

annie's husband luke had taken his own life.describe the shock. i saw betting activity that must have consumed him from morning till night. it just escalated. it became uncontrollable. and i knew — i knew why he'd done it. the gambling commission estimate there are around 350,000 problem gamblers here in the uk. luke had previously beaten an addiction but, when lockdown hit, the 40—year—old was furloughed. that's when annie says the first of many free bets landed in his e—mails, and luke was drawn back in. there's no doubt about it. the only people that knew about luke's addiction were luke and the company. and at no point did they step in and do anything about it. there was a free bet that dropped into his account the day he disappeared. by that point, he had already, you know, decided on what he was doing. last year, a house of lords report found that for every person with a problem, six more were harmed. that's 2 million people harmed by divorce, crime, loss of work, of homes and, ultimately, loss of life. that report found t

thanks, annie, for bringing it down.o as i've clearly demonstrated, actors have little to no value in the real world. but in hollywood, we are worth our weight in quinoa. [ laughter ] so to help foster the next generation of entertainment power players, i sat down with some up-and-comers to teach them everything they need to know about the business of show. ♪ >> julie: okay, hi, i'm julie bowen, and i'm here to teach you guys all about the business. i understand you want to be actors? >> yes. >> julie: you do? let's talk about what shows you guys watch and who is your favorite actress. go on. >> okay. i like this show called "ricky, nicky, dicky and don." >> julie: i'm not on that. [ laughter ] go on, cameron, what's your favorite show? >> i don't know. >> julie: who's your favorite actress? >> i don't know what an actress is. >> julie: oh! okay, so that's not prepared. okay. [ laughter ] that is not going to fly. ♪ would you change anything about yourself to be an actor? >> yeah. >> me! >> julie: do you know what plasti

they and annie want to see free bets banned... "promotions are an issue for individual operators," but added, "the industry is determined to protect people. and the rate of problem gamblers has remained stable for the past 20 years." free bets, they are not designed to give anyone anything, they are not designed to be free. they are enticing people to open accounts and, potentially, they cost lives. jayne mccubbin with that report. extinction rebellion has kicked off its fifth mass protest as thousands descend on central london to demand the government stops using fossil fuels. protestors are screwing chairs to the ground and chaining themselves to one another to express solidarity with nations disproportionately affected by climate change. a heavy police presence surrounds the "impossible rebellion" protest, which is due to disrupt london for days. two former sex pistols have won a high court battle with former frontmanjohn lydon — otherwise known asjohnny rotten — over the use of the punk band's songs in a new tv series, direc

annie, great to see you. reporting on this party all week that's gotten a lot of attention. give us the latest. i guess this party is going to go on. >> the party -- sorry, i'm getting an echo here. >> try again. maybe it's gone away. >> the party has gone through a few phases. it was on, it was a 475-person guest list. it looked really over the top given the moment we're in with the delta variant surging, with the white house trying to send a message that people need to get vaccinated and take extra precautions again. obama was hearing from aides that they should significantly scale this back. that happened on wednesday. a lot of people in obama's circle still thought that was late. in fact many people were already traveling to the island for the party. but what we're seeing today is that a lot of -- there was kind of a two-tier system. a lot of the celebrities kept their invites and a lot of the former administration officials who really credit themselves with helping the former president having built this

cleaning houses, and i matter and i actually -- [inaudible] i got to know that every when i got to know anniehen she died in 2000 from breast cancer. she really has had a huge impact on people, and it was a great idea to make sure that everybody has a dictionary. >> so since 1995 when you founded "the dictionary project" along with -- french, how many dictionaries have gone out to children? >> over 33,700,000. >> how do you get them out there? >> through civic organizations. the project started out with writing grants and then i spoke to different organizations about this idea because they were intrigued with the idea of dictionaries and, of course, literacy so important and everyone is always trying to keep people learning new words and basically from becoming illiterate in schools. so they took it on a literacy project. most organizations have to have a literacy program as part of their charter that the implement. this was an easy program to do and really you get the best bang for your buck. you can reach the most people for the amount of money that it costs and it has a a very long-term im

annie, i think it's fair to say, i don't think anybody would disagree, this has been the toughest weeksidency. first of all, that stumbling start after the taliban took kabul. then they seemed to get a handle on the evacuation and then of course thursday, the tragic bombing at the airport that killed, as we say, 13 u.s. service members and 150 afghans. where is the biden white house at this point, and with all of the ups and downs, are there new splits inside the it administration? >> yeah, thank you, chris. as we are speaking, you know, right now, the president of course on his way to dover to do what has got to be the most difficult task of his presidency so far, which is to try to provide some amount of comfort, if they are willing to see him, to the family members whose remains are being transferred right now. you know, texting with some of my white house sources this morning, they recognize that this moment for biden is particularly charged. of course he's going to dover in the past, but never in this type of circumstance when it was his call. to your other point, you know, have t

and i was like, i don't know and then they were like you're going to be in new york doing "annie liveou can sing. who is most excited? i hear somebody over there >> my mom is right over there recording. >> i heard somebody excited. >> i love you so much. >> you're 10 years old when did you start performing? >> well, i started really sicking at this entertainment camp when i was 7 years old. >> wow >> it's an amazing cast. we have taraji p. henson will be part of it what is it like? >> it's amazing to perform with an iconic cast and i'm so excited for this journey to start. >> love it >> amazing >> you've been touring "the lion king," traveling a lot t new york city to get ready and rehearse >> of course all my friends are here, too, so i'll get to hang out with them, too. but just being a part of this production is an amazing opportunity and i'm so excited to be here in new york >> we're all smiling i'm looking at the shoes i know you can tap i can tell by the way you move your feet. i can't wait >> just stand next to sheinelle. >> she's living my dream right now. >> sheinelle is wear

by 1892 annie and her sister were back at the john marshall house living there. for years it had been rented out but they were back in the family residence in one of the nephews dr. hat lee norton mason recalled that the robe was tucked away in a box in the cabinet in the parlor. this is a picture of the parlor in about 1890 and we now interpret this as the small dining room space. in the far back corner you will see a couple of doors and i think that's the cabinet he is referring to so if you can see with your x-ray vision through both stores that's where the robe is. he recalled how his mother, it is 12 years older at the time draped this robe over him and pranced around the house. the marshall house was transferred to the stewardship of the association for the preservation of virginia antiquities down on this preservation virginia and in 1913 the house opened to public and on that opening weekend the star attraction was the robe on loan from the harpy sisters. when emily died in 1920 the robe became part of the permanent collection. since that time the robe ha

please welcome annie jupiter-jones. >> thank you. thank you everyone.ve the honor to represent the rec and park commission along with my fellow commissioners. we are so excited to be here. we are so grateful to the giants community fund, the crawford family and the good tidings foundation to help us re-open this playground. as a city kid, i was born and raised in san francisco and that means i learned to love the giants right here. how many of you got to see a giants game at state park. maybe not as fancy as being at oracle park. i'm so happy in the giants in being able to make the adjustment where it was so important. please welcome board member of the good tidings foundation, your giants broadcaster dave flemming. >> mayor breed had the right idea. sometimes it's better just to grab that microphone, it's a little easier to do. real quick from me because i am here. i am a proud san francisco resident. being here today just as somebody who loves the city makes me really proud. i'm the broadcaster for the giants. our giants have the best record in all of

host: we will go to annie from california. good morning. caller: this is related to your last guest. i just wanted to share my experience with social security disability. i wanted to work. every time i would work, they would threaten to let go of my social security disability. the last time i worked for three years, i was working 20 hours a week. they decided i was capable of doing without the social security totally. they cut me off completely from social security. i/o them $35,000 somehow for that three years. i think the social security disability is to make it easier for people to work and maybe they earn a little extra money besides $950 a month. host: this is from the state department as of today. a security alert about the embassy and kabul. because of -- we are advising citizen to avoid traveling to the airport and to avoid airport gates. unless you receive instructions to do so, citizens who have not yet completed the assistant request for each traveler in their group, do so as soon as possible. minor children are awaiting immigran

cnbc.com's annie palmer broke the story and joins us with more annie, explain exactly what happen if you type in a certain thing it autofills and almost sends you there. >> yeah, that's right so if you visit amazon.com, you type something in the search bar in this case the letters i-b, their search auto complete technology will automatically suggest certain terms, certain products and we found that when you search the term i-b it would auto complete with the words things like ivermectine pills or for horse, things like that so this kind of just raised red flags around how this search auto complete functionality common on lots of websites, how there can be certain dark sides to it. >> does amazon a notoriously quiet company one difficult to ahold of, did they have any comment? >> the company told us they're actually going to remove some certain terms from their auto complete function to address the issue and then also after the article was published we found that if you search things like ivermectine for humans that there now is a label that will appear to top of search results instru

and annie became the star. here we have a beautiful shotgun. it has a inlaid plaque on the side of it. it's as to annie oakley. little missy from -- of course that's buffalo bill. from the date and location of this london, 1890, we can guess what's the date of the presentation might have been because at that time, and he was touring with the wild west show in europe, she had ran out of powder for her -- it was a different type and blew her shotgun. this may have been and i am i am sorry i love your shotgun gift. >> mr. petersen's interest in addition to gorgeous funs are the gasoline gun. invented and designed by gatling back in 1861. he sought as his contribution to mankind. not only the war effort but to mankind. if he can come up with the super weapon that could kill so effectively and rapidly than people could just cease to want to go to war against anybody that was armed with such a gun. so the gatling was a series of barrels that were aligned, it allowed the use your operator to fire the gun just as fast as it could keep the handler. it w

annie karni with the breaking news. hope george clooney can find alternative plans for the weekend. >> we'll keep you posted. >> thank you. appreciate it. >> i hope so, too. you know, i think, john, it goes to the point of people are making plans, say, for now that they made a couple months ago. >> absolutely. >> and the conditions have changed. so they're adjusting, right? >> it has changed. things change. they just do. you have to be flexible. you have to be willing to adapt. >> yeah. >> it took up until like the last few days for the obama team to adapt, but they finally did. >> yeah. they sure did. >>> all right. this morning, nearly one in five new coronavirus cases across the u.s. are being reported out of florida. hospitalizations across the state are up 29% since last week. joining us now is dr. ben abo, ems and emergency physician in south florida and he spent the last month helping on the scene of the surfside building collapse. now he is witnessing what he's describing as the worst it's ever been in florida's

annie's husband luke had taken his own life. handed back his telephone. gosh, i can't even describe the shock. i saw betting activity that must have consumed him from morning till night. it just escalated. it became uncontrollable. and i knew — i knew why he'd done it. the gambling commission estimate there are around 350,000 problem gamblers here in the uk. luke had previously beaten an addiction but, when lockdown hit, the ao—year—old was furloughed. that's when annie says the first of many free bets landed in his e—mails, and luke was drawn back in. there's no doubt about it. the only people that knew about luke's addiction were luke and the company. and at no point did they step in and do anything about it. there was a free bet that dropped into his account the day he disappeared. by that point, he had already, you know, decided on what he was doing. last year, a house of lords report found that for every person with a problem, six more were harmed. that's 2 million people harmed by divorce, crime, loss of work, of homes and

. >> if you need -- if you're feeling like an "orphan annie. >> jimmy: oh, annie's a great costume. >g for the kids >> jimmy: is that -- is that boris johnson? who is that? [ laughter ] >> it is now [ laughter ] it's his actual skin [ laughter ] like, just, you know, they really change you. >> jimmy: yeah >> a short, cropped, man's wig really bothers ben [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: oh >> i put this one on backwards, and it gives me a little bit of darker edge, and it really troubles him [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you -- you -- you actually, in real life, you are as much fun as you'd think [ light laughter ] and -- and -- and you are, also, i would say, probably one of the best friends out there. and i'm saying this because i saw something, recently, that was posted mariska hargitay is a friend of yours, and she broke her ankle and you could have texted, you probably did you send her flowers, whatever a friend would do and say, "hey, get well." instead, you took it to another level. can you tell our audience what you -- what you did? >> well, she -- yeah, she, like, rolled her ankle, and

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but one of the fill-ins, annie drews, scored a team high of 18 points and history made in the women's skateboarding park. no medals for usa but get this, silver medalist cocona hiraki from japan is 12 years old and bronze medalist sky brown from great britain is 13. and then simone biles returning to competition just in time for the balance beam, simone picking up a bronze medal there revealing after the win she found out while in tokyo that her aunt passed away unexpectedly. this morning, simone sharing her thoughts on instagram writing, not at all how i imagined or dreamed my second olympics would go but blessed to represent the usa, thanks everyone for the endless love and support. andrew. >> we still have got basketball and baseball coming up and the men's team going for gold there as well. >>> time now for a look at your wednesday weather. southeast.rms move through the - this waterspout was seen along the gulf coast in alabama and heavy rains and winds sent umbrellas flying across north myrtle beach. that was in south carolina. a flash flood warning was issued there, and checkin

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this morning, secretary of state anny blinken rejected a comparison to the 1975 evacuation of the u.s saigon. >> this is not saigon. we went to afghanistan 20 years ago with one mission, and that was to deal with the folks who attacked us on 9/11, and we've succeeded in that mission. the objective we set was bringing thoseho attacked us to justice, making sure they didn't attack us again, making sure they couldn't attack us again from afghanistan. we've succeeded in that mission. >> sreenivasan: newshour correspondent jane ferguson is in kabul. we spoke after president ghani had left the country and as the taliban reportedly entered the streets of the city at about 9:30 p.m. local time there. jane, what have you seen in kabul tonight? >> reporter: scenes in the city have been pretty remarkable today. we've seen thealiban actually enter the city with our own eyes as we were leaving to go out towards the airport area and see around the airport where the evacuations are happening. around about sunset, we saw the taliban moving in. we knew there were taliban elements insidthe city, but th

continues on our website ktvu dot com you can find the latest developments right there on our homepage annie och will soon consider whether to require city workers to be vaccinated tonight the city council directed city officials to draw rob resolution that they will vote on in the coming weeks. mayor lamar thor put the idea forward is an eot currently has one of the highest rates of covid in contra costa county antioch would not be the first city in the county to require covid shots for city workers or weekly testing walnut creek and conquered have similar mandates in san jose city leaders tonight approved a controversial ordinance. that requires anyone to show proof of vaccination before entering a city owned facility for an event kate views as smith tells us that a group of raucous protesters showed up to today's city council meeting. no mandates no dangerous vaccines outside san jose city hall, opponents of the mayor's proposed vaccine mandate came out in droves taking their frustration inside city hall chambers. most of. using to wear masks captain once inside the chambers, chaos unfold

. >> and as annies operation. >> i'm just so proud of her that she made it to the olympics and got aher. >> today is crista palma day. >> named in the honor of the bronze diving medalist. >> y'all are what brought me to the point. >> the homecoming emotional like in harriman city, utah where fans lined the street for silver medal swimmer ryan white. >> i appreciate you guys supporting me and watching me swim. and i just feel so honored and blessed to be able to represent such an amazing country and my family so well. >> reporter: flags, balloons and sirens at that parade, and at this one in spring, texas, signs simone biles has already motivated the next generation. from the world's biggest stage to the world's biggest hug pro skateboarder jake with the family who supported him. >> he wouldn't be here. >> and discus thrower valerie almon knows what that is like reuniting with her parents. >> they were there in spirit but oh, gosh to come home and to have them here, that was so nice. [ applause ] >> reporter: for these athletes the world's most powerful, it's where they find strength.

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i just wanted to say i see annie, that you are talking with your hands, which of the recommendations of your book. so i haven't started adopting that to even they were seated here. we're not taking a walk which would be even better, at least we are using our bodies. and what that does to our brain is it puts it in a mode where we can learn better. actually we can, we learn best through teaching. and then when we're teaching it for active, we are learning even better. our brain is in this state called the state of state, which is about $5.00 to $10.00 waves per 2nd that occur in our hippa campus, which is our rapid learning structure in our brain. associative learning, so when we put things together and when we move, our hipaa campus goes into a theater state, which is really best for learning. so example of a smartphone, we now all carry them around and increasingly use them not just to make phone calls and also keep track of dates. but for taking photograph and more, we walk around the world and take photographs more. we are potentially out sourcing the memories of things that we've