adidas has dropped its opposition to a three—striped design used by the black lives matter group. regulators to deny blm a trademark on a logo that featured three parallel yellow stripes. stephanie prentice told me more. it thinks that its logo is far too similar to the black lives matter one and could cause confusion for people buying its products and even suggests commercial alignment when the two. i think we can look at them side—by—side. two. i think we can look at them side-by-side.- two. i think we can look at them side-by-side. they say it is the cornerstone _ them side-by-side. they say it is the cornerstone of _ them side-by-side. they say it is the cornerstone of its - is the cornerstone of its branding and sportswear empire. black lives matter have been using their logos for around a few years and applied to trade market in 2020. that would have given them far more scope for things like merchandise including apparel. unlike initially there would be a fight over this, but all of a sudden, everyone drew back. truth? sudden, everyone drew back. why have they announced that

million on donations to blm an related organizations. >> they donated more than $7 million to black lives matter. they pledged the summer of 202 to increase their commitment t d e i. this is their focus. >> roughly $73 million went to black lives matter related causes, according to a tracker from the clermont institute. >> blm that's a bunch of bs as you say on the show, th truth matters but only if yo hear it. it turns out, absolutely non at that was true our friend looked into tha clermont data that fox news ha been touting all day long. and the actual amount that silicon valley bank gave t black lives matter, zero, zero dollars and zero cents back with us tonight, pulitzer prize-winning journalist jonathan capehart, associate editor at the washington pos and the anchor of the saturday and sunday show on msnbc tim tim miller miller is here, contributor to "the bulwark" a former communication directo for jeb bush tim, what do we do with this all day long, $73 million to black lives matter, and is a flat out lie >> they do a lot of lying over there. they admitted to it in their private text mess

adidas has dropped its opposition to a three—striped design used by the black lives matter group.eny blm a trademark on a logo that featured three parallel yellow stripes, arguing it would create confusion with the three—stripe design it has used for over 70 years. for more, stephanie prenticejoins me now. stephanie, prenticejoins me now. what more do we know about stephanie, what more do we know about this? well, the problem here is that adidas is extremely protective of that three stripe logo and it rings its logo is far too similar to the black lives matter one, and it could cause confusion for people buying its products and suggest commercial alignment between the two. i think we can look at the two of them side by side. these three angle stripes are the cornerstone of its branding and sportswear empire, they appear on many of its products, and black lives matter have been using their logo for around a few years, they applied to trade market in 2020, and that would have given them far more scope for merchandise, including apparel. i look like initially there would be a fight b

adidas backtracks in the battle over its logo, after attracting criticism from the black lives matter movement. and norway charges ahead with its electric dreams, by offering its batteries a second life to a greener future. this is world business report with me, mark lobel. it's a packed show today so let's quickly kick off with the sportswear giant adidas. it has withdrawn a request to us regulators to reject a trademark application by the black lives matter movement which it said infringed its copyright. blm is seeking to register a logo with three parallel yellow stripes. but adidas had said it was too similar to its famous three—stripe mark which has featured on its products for more than 70 years. adidas has declined to make any further comment on its about—turn. let's bring in our north america business correspondent michelle fleury. adidas have buckled under some sort of pressure. any idea why? this is a logo we are familiar with _ any idea why? this is a logo we are familiar with and _ any idea why? this is a logo we are familiar with and it _ any idea why? this is a logo we a

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with some people say they wanted to protect the country from black lives matter, from antifa. wanted to show up and sort of do something to make the country better for the kids very vaguely. as soon as you drill down to why did you on january 6th and not some other date? that you do want to see president trump's become they wanted to be there for his last rally if they admitted at all that they were there for him. others were like i came here because president trump called us to action. plenty and plenty and plenty of defendants have responded to president trump's december 19 tweet saying this is the call we been waiting for, even if they were not otherwise associate with extremist groups, they were people who were after trump's december 19 19 tweet, when od try to find how do i get connected to the proud boys? or texting a cousin like hey, do you know and oath keepers? or what's the 3% a? i were people who were looking to join groups after that tweet because they felt they had been waiting for someone to call them to do something to save the country, and it was president trum

there's a really interesting thing that happened with black lives matter in particular, which was thate black people were being killed by the police. it was that, for whatever reason, partly it's new technology and who can take pictures and distribute and amplify, people were paying attention in a way they hadn't before. and it problematised an adage that i learned atjournalism school, which was, "when a dog bites a man, that's not "a story, but when a man bites a dog that is a story." and i started to think, during that time, you know, sometimes, actually, news resides in asking, "who owns these dogs and why do the same people keep getting "bitten and what can we do to control these dogs?" but actually black people had been living with this for decades and it wasn't news, because the people who decide what's news decided that it wasn't newsworthy. that was a failure ofjournalism? absolutely a failure of journalism. and in a certain moment, for reasons, i'm not entirely sure why, it became news, and you wouldn't have to be black to get this, but if you are black, not typically, not to

>> it is black lives matter. it was incredible. remember. on this very network. ead of black lives matter said we are going to bring this down. and that was in the bronx. and that's exactly where these demonstrators were attacking and throwing molotov cocktails. cops getting barrage, having go to the hospital. matthew get a payday, 21,000. they remember sean, i was battening at black lives matter they broke my job. that's why i have my pictures with the beard. what did i get? i got blood case. but i tell you what this is just symptomatic of the city. you go out there, you burn, loot, shoot, and we give you money. the only way you make more money is speaking down to mexico, crossing the border come up to new york and we put you in a five-star hotel ship i'll tell him to give you champagne and cocktails and caviar all wood taxpayers expense. $4 billion. [cheers and applause] [applause] >> this is where i should've been elected. i love bringing intrigue kicked travis. trey a thousand dollars a month to be homeless? how -- how they can afford that. and how many people

adidas backtracks in the battle over its logo, after attracting criticism from the black lives matterffering its batteries a second life to a greener future. this is world business report with me, mark lobel. it's a packed show today so let's quickly kick off with the sportswear giant adidas. it has withdrawn a request to us regulators to reject a trademark application by the black lives matter movement which it said infringed its copyright. blm is seeking to register a logo with three parallel yellow stripes.

it could be misinterpreted as criticism of black lives matters. mission. the movement rose to prominence after the killing of unarmed blackman treyvon martin in 2012 conservationists in the hermoline region of luck trying to protect where snow leverts the population is at risk of extinction because of habitat destruction caused by climate change. probably mitchell reports. no leopards, i elusive and difficult to spot even to the change i the codes provide the perfect camouflage in the called him, marlene desert. these photographers have been waiting for nearly 6 hours when you kind of prepare to be in temperatures of minus 15 minus 20, or to see one animals. but i might not do anything all day. whenever it does happen and everything goes well. it's an awesome feeling between 4 and 700 snow leopards live in lubbock. sightings are so red, then known as the ghosts of the mountains. now climate change is threatening the survival melting, glaciers i shrinking the natural habitat and driving away pray. research. i say it's difficult for the big cats to adapt to

coming up, a liberal city plan for reparations is so radical that even black lives matter is callingm out. ♪ ♪ ♪ well, the stock is bubbling in the pot ♪ ♪ just till they taste what we've got ♪ ♪ ow, ow ♪ ♪ with a big, fresh carrot ♪ ♪ and a whole lot of cheese ♪ ♪ and the mirror from your van is halfway down the street ♪ ♪ well, you can say that -- ♪ wait, what? i said, "someone just clipped the side view mirror right off the delivery van." when owning a small business gets real, progressive gets you right back to living the dream. now, where were we? why, you were fixin' to peel me. [ laughter ] i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. uhhhh... here, i'll take that. [woo hoo!] ensure max protein, with 30 grams of protein, one gram of sugar and nutrients for immune health. ♪ ♪ >> dana: san francisco facing sharp criticism for a sweeping reparations plan including from a former blm activist fear of the proposal would give every eligible black resident $5 million, wipe out all personal debt, guaranteed nearly six

i mean say lives matter, it made say black lives matter, it made their logo like a big m they also started. interesting whatnot. well, the interesting thing logo thing is, as i've seen the logo and can comment on this because my father was a trademark attorney . oh, okay. here we go. attorney. oh, okay. here we go. something written down coming out of your mouth . is that so out of your mouth. is that so what's the comment? the comment is. here we go. the comment is they do. would you confuse those? no, no. there's big no, those? no, no. there's a big no, no. the right pose. no. that's not the right pose. there's picture where there's another picture where there's three lines coming out there's three lines coming out the it looks it looks the top and it looks it looks much yeah. okay. much more similar. yeah. okay. so what you. what so okay, so what do you. so what what's your point, mate? my point the information point is based the information i'm now that looks i'm given right now that looks like cannot be protected. like it cannot be protected. thank you so much expert that from louis s

why guy pierce's apology to them probably be enough and out of us versus black lives matter . black lives matter. surely one of those stories is going to get us cancelled. so, you know . all right, welcome to headliners. and we received a text during the from louis sun who said that the show is i quote quite good thank you so much he's not he's not he's not american so let's go to thursday's telegraph nick perhaps this isn't the best time for protest. yeah trans day of vengeance protest to hit washington wake of nashville shooting this is organised by the trans radical activists network and this poster that's getting banned on twitter, it says trans day of vengeance and it stop trans genocide. so it says stop trans genocide. so these actually think there's a genocide of trans people. now, whether some people are disingenuous spreading that or whether actually genuinely whether they actually genuinely it deluded it in some sort of deluded state, generally spreading it, and they people and then they people just certain believe if certain people believe it. if they especially mea

lookout black lives matter got convicted for their crimes. but then, where this was, they go after donald trump for paying off a prostitute, but they didn't go after john edwards like your guest said. he had been in a friendly court, they didn't convict him. donald trump is a new york red so of course, they will convict him. all of the stuff with hunter biden. they're going after trump, and nobody, not one person is saying a word about the money to joe biden, coming in from china and those dirty deals. hillary clinton. she never paid. >> terrell is in kentucky, republican. go ahead. >> nice having you on the air. i was listening here a minute ago. i would agree it all comes after president trump right here for something he did not do, but if he did pay her off, i never hear anything more than i care about joe biden, when they find documents, and they're not prosecuting him. or, the special counsel is looking into that, as well as president trump. >> well, that's true, but when they came out dear president trump's car going florida, they buste

there is a really interesting thing that happened with black lives matter in particular, which was thatle were being killed by the police, it was that, for whatever reason, partly new technology we can take pictures and distribute and amplify, people were paying attention in a way they had before —— trayvon martin. and it problem sized an adage that they at journalism school, which was "when a dog bites a man that's not a story, but when a man bites a dog that is a story." and i started do you think during that time, you know, sometimes, actually, news asks the dogs and why do the same people keep getting bitten and what can we do to control these dogs, but actually black people had been living with this for decades and it wasn't news, because the people who decide what's new is decided that it wasn't newsworthy. for what's new is decided that it wasn't newsworthy.- what's new is decided that it wasn't newsworthy. for that was a failure of _ wasn't newsworthy. for that was a failure of news _ wasn't newsworthy. for that was a failure of news journalism? - a failure of news journalism? a

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svb, strong support for far left social causes including 73 million to black lives matter, while just one member had banking experience on a board packed with democratic mega-donors. douglas, it is a mess. >> douglas: it is a mess. there used to be a cutesy line, if lehman brothers would have been lehman sisters, this wouldn't have happened. she said it a lot. i said that is absolute nonsense but it was symptomatic of the era, this idea there had been too much maleness in lehman brothers, too much whiteness, too much straightness and in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis, banking should not focus on expertise, but instead on identity. now that is not surprising, by the way, one of the top officers at lehman brothers, who happened to be a woman went on to svb. straight to svb. if you look at the criteria, svb had for not who they wanted to employ, who they were going to loan to. they didn't know who was going to get their money back, but if they were lending to enough minority and female-run businesses, industry dominated not by expertise, by the same thing, diversity. >> ainsley: w

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>>-- to the intro, you were giveings, roughly 73 million went to black lives matter related causes, accordingrom the claremont institute think tank. justice department is in early stages of investigation into overall banking practices, so is the sec, where was the sec a few months ago? >> i believe the sec and fdic and -- are three regulatory agencies that shifted from supervision to agendas from the white house. >> we learned silicon valley bank did not have a chief risk officer and their board had little investment banking experience. whether or not those things contributed to the bank's failure, we don't know, the president is getting air cover from the democrats on capitol hill. >> what biden and his team did was to step in with a very strong, very aggressive afull some program to call the situation and provide assurances to the depositors at the bank and silicon valley bank is not a venture capital bank, it has corner grocery stores on it. >> there is a big appetite on capitol hill to pass a new law regulating banks more. it is unclear in this congress what kind of a law could pass the s

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in may 2020, at the same time as the black lives matter movement spread in the united states of america, the demonstrators in the southern region realized who it is. racism had become america. these white people were so strong that they came to the protestors on the women and children who could only do anything by pulling guns . they thought that maliki would give me everything to come back. this is the profession of the indians. from this legitimate story we put pressure on the city to take action. as a result of this work, a group called the justice working group was formed. this is only a small part of the hatred and contempt of one towards the members of the tribe. one year after the herats, the justice working group is preparing the final report to the city council. blue is the symbol of peace for our imams, silver is the color of healthy fish and our river is calm and healthy. green is the representative of agricultural industries. i lived in this community for seventy years, but i was always behind the scenes and i was guarded , and i did not understand how much i was afraid of l

they won and now they can be here as they like in may 2020, at the same time as the black lives matterement spread in the united states of america and the demonstrators in the southern region of kalme fars , how many did we realize this racism in america ? they were pulling guns, owner of everything , return your blood and say this to the indians, you were going to sleep in bacteri alley. one year's humiliation towards the members of the tribe has liquefied. one year after the herats, the justice working group is preparing the final report of the city council. i lived in this community, but i was always behind the scenes and i didn't understand how much i was afraid of living in this community. what you are doing as a native and indian woman is something that i have always dreamed of. i really wish from the bottom of my heart that i was very stressed to come out and be with you. this working group accepted i was worried that in front of that tree , i knew that some people like our work . we are here today to talk about the final report to the users . let me talk about the issue of wate

in may 2020, at the same time as the black lives matter movement is expanding in the united states of america, who are the demonstrators in the southern region of fars? the only thing they had was a weapon they were dragging you, maliki, everything, i was yelling for you to go back, and they said this to the indians, you slept in the alleys with karimi, after this incident , they started pressuring us to take action , a group called the justice working group was formed . this is just a small part of the hatred. and the humiliation of someone towards the members of the liquid tribe has been paid. one year after the herats, the justice working group is preparing a report for the city council . i lived in this society, but i was always behind the scenes, sir

black kids telling a white kid to get on his knees and say black lives matter but if they are told in to segregate separately or that these concepts of you are privileged or you are a victim, kids play out things on the playground, they are taught by adults who are supposed to be authority figures and it leads to more racism. rachel: he actually says the way to repair racism in the past is to do reverse racism, that is literally what he wants to happen. here is the father of that young boy. help traumatizing this must have been. they became segregated by race the entire sixth grade became involved in recess after two or three black kids started. we were livid, the school has been trying to brush it off. they are feeling threats at school, kids are afraid to walk home because of the bullying. it happened at recess friday, we didn't find out until monday. we are becoming more aware of the bullying than before. it is not just bullying. it is what you said. it is reverse racism. these are taught, little kids, we had 18 kids between us, three on the couch here, and racism is a taught thing

dhs has also targeted black lives matter activists, created and spearheaded a violent extremists program to target communities, tearing families apart, putting people in cages, and executing foreign nationals across the border. amy: a judge has ordered starbucks to reinstate illegally fired employees, reopen closed stores, halt union-busting tactics, and take other reparative measures after ruling starbucks engaged in egregious and widespread misconduct following the establishment of the chain's first unionized store in buffalo, new york. meanwhile, dozens of white-collar starbucks workers have signed an open letter condemning starbucks unionbusting and protesting the company's return-to-office mandate. the employees say "morale is at an all-time low" and warn "these actions are fracturing trust in starbucks leadership." in illinois, residents and activists from chicago's south side successfully passed two measures in this week's city election, calling for housing protections related to the construction of the new obama presidential center. the 19-acre center will house a public library,

you are a former black lives matter activist. what do you think of this?sm and slavery at revolting, but costs keep going up and up and expert say taxes in california will go up that means minorities will pay. >> they are wanting black americans to feel like mediocrate is the way to go. they tell us, we do not need to put n to put into effort. you see the leftest lawmakers who are using this evil boogeyman of systemic racism as a way to get us to vote for them in a way for us to listen to them they know makings empty promises means they will not have to focus on real issues that are happening and their failing policies, this is insulting to look at this they want us to view our hifhistory as just black people sitting arouge, being comcomplies an ant and looking for a hand out. elizabeth: it is -- what you say is compelling. thank you for coming owhat they are wants about half of the size of canada gdp, more than that of saudi arabia, they want to put it on scale of medicare and medicaid, california has a lot of homeless people. this is budget busting stuff

black lives matter protesters were chanting "black lives matter."rowd started counterchanting "ashli babbitt." and that was their answer, one white woman. >> as you said, you have been reporting on this. you're one of my favorite nonfiction writers. you're an incredible writer and an incredible reporter. this book is, i think, among your best work ever. it's called "the undertow: scenes from a slow civil war." you can get it wherever books are sold. jeff, thank you so much. >> thank you, chris. >>> that is "all in" on this tuesday night. >> i'm going to be seeing you all week. so thank you for that excellent show. >> have a good evening. >> you too. >>> thank you for joining us. i'm ali velshi in for alex tonight. body camera and security footage was released from yesterday's shooting that left three children, three adults, and the shooter themselves dead at an elementary school in the nashville suburbs. now, there is a loft that's notable about the footage. first off, 14 minutes went by between when police were first alerted that a shooter had ente

critics, including a former black lives matter activist are sounding off after the san francisco boardpervisors voted to accept a draft plan giving each eligible black resident $5 million reparations payment. joining me now is leo terrell, a civil rights attorney and fox news contributor. it's $5 million for each eligible individual, $97,000 a year for 250 years. just might be enough incentive to live to be 250 years old. but there's 109 other items here in the reparations plan. what do you think of the whole thing? >> i think it's ridiculous, it's illegal, unconstitutional, and no justification for the numbers. john, those numbers are basically ambiguous and speculative. and under this plan, get this, john, under this plan, just because of our skin color the mayor of san francisco would be eligible for this. why? there was no slavery in san francisco, there was no slavery in california, so how can you have victims? and why punish the san francisco taxpayers who are nonblack. what did they do to hurt them, to hurt anyone in san francisco because no one was a victim of slavery. >> john:

scratch print 2020 after george floyd died i was expected to make a statement in favor of the black lives mattera choice. i chose not to do it. i said our purpose as a company is to make a medicine to make product and services for people who need them. that was the beginning of a six month journey that culminated to six month later three prominent advisor to my company resigning. i had to make a choice. with i was going to speak to the filter of corporate self interest or was i going to speak freely as a citizen? from that moment forward i chose to speak freely as a citizen. thank you. i wrote woke inc. i wrote nations of victims called out the woke's industrial complex in america start a new company called stride to take on a black rock in the esg movement through the market itself saying it's not their job to tell us to use our dollars and how we live our lives. i called out the three secular religions in america that have american a chokehold today. the first of them is this a woke racial religion as is your is based on your skin color. that if you are black you are in harwich and lee disadva

scratch, but in 2020 after george floyd died, i was expected to make a statement in favor of the black lives matterement. it was a choice. i chose not to do it. i said that our purpose as a company is to make medicine, to make products and services for people who need them, but that was the beginning of a six-month journey that culminated six months later in three prominent advisors to my company resigning, and i had to make a choice. was i going to speak through the filter of corporate self-interest or was i going to speak freely as a citizen? from that moment forward, i chose to speak freely as a citizen. thank you. i wrote "woke inc." and "nation of victims." i started a new company called stride to take on black rock and the est movement through the market itself, saying that it is not their job to tell us how we use our dollars and how we live our lives. i called out the three secular religions in america that have america in a choke hold today. the first of them is this woke, racial religion that says your identity is based on your skin color, that if you are black, you are inherently disadva

former black lives matter activist who lived in the bay area is slamming reparations proposal calls forlisten. >> this is 111 ways to gaslight black americans into thinking that we need to be dependent on a system of handouts. it's disgusting to me that we are more focused on slavery than we are focused on the veterans who are on the streets of san francisco. >> the city board of supervisors listened to reparations proposals on tuesday. one member giving her 100 percent support for all 111 proposals. this comes at a time when san francisco also $728 million budget deficit. t-mobile buys actor ryan reynolds prepaid wireless brand mint mobile $1.3 billion. t-mobile says plans give more options budget phones. reynolds celebrating the deal on twitter saying i never dreamt i would own a wireless company and never dreamt i would sell it to t-mobile. life is strange and i'm incredibly proud and grateful. now to the world baseball classic the new york mets suffer a major blow to bullpen as edwin diaz hurts his knee supporting puerto rico's win over the dominican republic last night. he couldn't

the black lives matter movement, national anthem and defund the police. there has been the #metoo movement and the sharing of preferred pronouns and more. more on woke and why it matters. a recent column there. give your thoughts on what you get from the term. jerry in virginia. republican line. hello. caller: what woke means is contrary to nature and contrary to common sense. everybody knows the climate has been changing for millions of years. to suggest that man can control the climate, that is woke thinking. homosexuality, everybody knows that is not natural. host: jerry and broadway, virginia. the same piece takes a look at how republicans take a look at this term. they add that at least for now, the establishment of the base share the fight against woke for two reasons. one of the reasons, the left is far enough left, room to side with the right while keeping one or both themes. there is a path for its surprising bash. without alienating donors. they add that anti-woke policy animates elite conservatives as much as the populace base. woke is most prev

in may 2020, at the same time as the black lives matter movement spread in the united states of america the demonstrators gathered in the southern region of kalma , they realized this racism in america. we had been the whites were so strong that coming to the protestors on the roof and in the dark was just a post from their hand. they drew their guns, the owner of everything is your blood. they said this to the indians . well, we went to the streets with kurds , so in this case, we legitimately put pressure on the city. do something. the result of this work was the formation of a group called the justice working group. this is just a small part of the hatred and contempt of someone towards the members of the mahi tribe. one year later, the justice working group is preparing the final report of the city council. the color blue is a symbol of peace. there is also a calm and healthy river the green color also represented agricultural industries. i lived in this community for seventy years, but i was always behind the scenes and i did not understand how much i was afraid of living in this k

and you see a reversal, a loss for antifa, black lives matter and the biggest supporter of destroying the police, george soros. >> john: do you think that would have to mayor lori lightfoot in chicago really is a wake-up call for a lot of democrats who support the assault on crime policies. let me think about it, no. >> yeah, no, john, let me tell you right now. lori lightfoot is now going to be the poster girl or posterior ex-mayor who has now basically changed the port of the democrats. not the entire democratic base, but the moderates. they are scared. that's why they voted for this republican backed bill, to rescind the d.c. law. they are frightened. the left wing, no, they will win their districts, but the moderate democrats, they are nervous. what they saw on lori lightfoot and what is happening in new orleans, americans want public safety. and i applaud the georgia attorney general for filing -- filing charges against these terrorists, it acts as a deterrent, john. >> john: always great for getting her thoughts, thank you for kicking us off this monday. >> my pleasure, thanks f

voters around her candidacy at the end of her term was clear to me her message, i believe, black lives didn't matterher. it didn't matter to her. black votes matter to her. now that she is out of office, it is a clear indication that we need to coalesce around leadership who support the police. you can't defend defund the police. >> todd: and happening today the suspect trying to check an explosive in his bag at the airport. seen here in airport surveillance facing criminal charges. before the security discovered the device before spreading his bags. the x-ray with explosive power of a short fuse. the airport, he was struck down at his pennsylvania home. malik garlin facing accusations that he is politicizing the justice department. this all happening during a hearing on the hill that covered a lot of ground. >> ashley: brooke singman has more in all of this. question by senate republicans over surveillance of certain groups including parents at school board meetings and pro-life activists. mike lee had this stern warning for the attorney general, listen. >> the politicized nation of the department

i just wanted to say: black lives matter. they really do! aight, hit me back on my burner."ng this, though! i have never seen someone whose private texts were so opposite from his public persona. this is like finding out nikki haley has a blackcent. "oh, hell, no. sorry, boo-boo." "if i'm being honest, i do feel for tucker a little, because it's brutal when your private shit-talk gets put out in the open like that. it actually happened to my brothers just this week. [text message notification sounds] [cheers and applause] all right, let's let's move on. i just flew in from l.a. this week, and i'm glad i wasn't on this flight. >> united flight 2609 was just 45 minutes from landing in boston. >> i will kill every man on this plane! >> when prosecutors say 32-year-old francisco torres went on an incoherent rant after trying to open one of the plane's emergency exits. >> i'm taking over this plane. tell them to bring s.w.a.t. to shoot me down because they're going to have to shoot me down today. >> then rushing and stabbing a flight attendant with a spoon he'd broken in the lava