claire: it's still coming up.which in turn is supposed to teach the algorithm to stop featuring them. claire: yeah, i just say that i'm not interested in it. avani: tiktok's policies say, "the app bans content promoting, normalizing, or glorifying eating disorders." claire: and you can say that it's offensive. avani: but when users like claire have reported those videos, they were told they don't breach any guidelines. claire: you would think that, you know, something this serious, and it's got the highest mortality rate of any mental illness, you would think that that would be something that you could report because it is promoting those behaviors and it's making it worse. ♪♪♪ avani: tiktok also says it bans pro-eating disorder hashtags, so users can't search for those videos. and if they try to, a number for eating disorder support service the butterfly foundation automatically pops up. but users find ways around it. claire: but the issue is now that it's ever-evolving. like there's a hashtag now that people wit

claire and andrew are with us as well.ake us through what your colleagues are reporting about the epps case. >> well, look, he is now of the people in the wake of dominion, this is ray epps, they have are due their day in court, those that have endured a barrage of coverage about their actions. they're is a guy, as you were saying, that was involved in the protests on january 6th, but who pulled back and when things turned violent, urged caution. on fox he became an object of fascination and focus, especially on tucker carlson's show. according to our reporting, over half of carlson's episodes in 2021 included a segment downplaying january 6th. he often framed it as a false flag operation. this was a central theme on carlson's show, that the attacker's january 6th were actually the victims and the people being attacked were the bad guys. it's a total reversal. it was a really important piece of content for trump supporters who wanted to feel that their side hadn't done anything wrong. that's what he provided. >> what's so

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claire: are you ok? alex: no! the little bitch shot me... claire: language!rom my daughter! my attitude about it is, telling stories from our own lives, and not being afraid of those stories, that's what people can relate to. gloria: hi i'm gloria pritchett, manny's mother. man: oh this must be your dad. jay: actually no i'm her husband. don't be fooled by the, uh, give me a second here... eve plumb: none of these people look like they would be a family, but they are. mitch: what the hell is that? cam: i had andre do it while we were gone. mitch: is that us with wings? jesse tyler ferguson: i was just really taken by the portrayal of a gay couple as part of an equal part of the cast. jay: he was a bit of a drama queen. mitch: no, no no, stop. you come into my house and you insult me and my boyfriend who, by the way, is not that dramatic. [music from 'the lion king'] jesse tyler ferguson: so when he actually reveals lily, it's to the theme song from lion king. ♪ it's the circle of life mitch: we adopted a baby. daniel fienberg: this loving gay couple who were

what do you think, claire? is that what this is?ter trump because they're still applying for a job? >> isn't that depressing? isn't that depressing? i mean, think about that. they have watched this man up close, especially people like nikki haley and tim scott. they know what a disaster he was as president. and are they really stepping lightly because they want to be his number two? have they talked to mike pence? how'd that work out for mike pence? mike pence is barely registering in the polls. and he was number two. i would not recommend number two around donald trump unless you have a lot of lawyers on standby. >> yeah, i agree with you on that. harry, really quickly, you're saying there's smog else more at play here which is it's not just politics. you've got to speak up for the constitution in this case. >> that's exactly right. it's not just politics 101. it's constitutional culture 101. i agree with everything charlie said and the most sobering word he used, post-democratic. we're watching a constitutional trainwreck in real

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claire and mara are still with us.wrote in the bulwark, the ads intented message is that unlike trump, desantis will not show any humanity to gays and will be more effective at targeting lgbtq americans by advancing the most extreme spate of anti-trans laws. he's shown us through actual legislation that he's serious about it and the troubling thing for me, tim, is that he's trying to out right trump with his base by being more hateful, more spiteful than trump actually is. >> yeah, if you look at donald trump, you're like, man, my criticism is you've shown too much humanity to marginalized groups an that is pretty concerning about what we would think about that keep of candidate. and so, look, i agree with pete. there is some humor in this. you have the -- the i'm so tough on anti-gay, anti-trans law ad, is mixed with pictures of achilles. nobody in the desantis team has seen the song of achilles and the body builders which is an unusual combo. but the absurdity of it, to me, is really kind of overshadowed by just how

claire, this is in 2018. i stuck my finger in a socket, because i was oh, this is it. this is when he was really brutally attacking the press all the time. i think some editors of news organizations went and explained to him that they endangered reporters all around the world where they didn't have a first amendment to protect them. but this was ball game for him, because if he could convince his base, as he ultimately guess on to do, if he hadn't by 2018, then it didn't matter what the facts were. we loosely call this earth 2. those of us who still believe up is up and down is down live over here on earth 1. but it feels like this indictment for his alleged crimes and criminality around january 6th is what it was all about so that people don't believe their eyes, they don't believe their ears, they only believe him. >> yeah, i mean, my moment was some of his enablers, kellyanne conway saying was what was alternative facts. >> yes. >> there were so many times that not only did he do it, but a cadre of people

the great claire mccaskill, thank you for your time tonight, claire.reciate it. >> thanks, ali. >> and this quick programming note 30 rock tomorrow a circus where all three of my former co-hosts on the circus will join me to talk about all things 2024. there will be a lot to discuss. that's tomorrow night right here on msnbc. >>> but first hollywood is holding its breath as actors threaten to join the writers on strike for the first time since 1960. what is on the line there and which major political figure led them during the last strikes. that's next. >>> tonight just hours after nominations were announced for the 75th emmy awards the machinery of hollywood may be coming to a grinding halt. the union representing 160,000 it be, film, and radio actors is threatening to go on strike at the stroke of midnight pacific time tonight if contract talks with the major studios fail. if negotiators do not reach a deal, the result would be a double whammy of historic proportions. actors would join hollywood writers who have already been on strike for the past te

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the big message right now as claire said, they have a good message to deliver.t is low and inflation is coming down and still uncomfortably high and the risk for them is that things get worse. this has to be something that continues to get better for the next year. >> and the fed's going to keep tightening and we still don't have enough workers and that both contributes to inflation. >>> up next, the supreme court's ruling on affirmative action and student debt may change the college degree, and there is still some serious decide when it comes to higher education. "data download" is next. educatn "data download" is next. ♪♪ ♪ >>> welcome back. data download time. the supreme court's decision to strike down affirmative action has paved the way for a potentially dramatic change into who gets into coll ege and ♪♪ >>> welcome back. "data download" time. the supreme court's decision to strike down affirmative action has paved the way for a potentially dramatic change into who gets into college and where they go. this is important because the sharp racial and ethnic d

so joining us now is claire day. she's the chief program officer at the alzheimer's association of northern california. all right, claire. i'm just wondering how excited are you and your organization about this? >> yes. thank you for asking that. this is a historic moment. i've worked for the alzheimer's association for over 22 years. this has been a long time coming to have a treatment that actually has disease-modifying impacts, right? so the medications that have been available up until this time only treat symptoms. this treats the underlying biology of the disease. so it is groundbreaking as you said. it's a big step forward, and we know it's not a cure. we know that there are lots of hurdles. but we still want to celebrate such a great accomplishment. >> all right. i want to go ahead. you know, we mentioned there are benefits, there are risks. let's talk about the benefits because it sounds like it does slow the disease for some patients. how does that work? >> so what leqembi is designed to do is target one of

joining us now claire mccaskill. claire, thanks for joining me.e's literally no one i'd rather hear from in terms of assessing that ad that was shared by the desantis campaign. what do you make of it, and what does it tell you about what the campaign thinks of republican primary voters. >> >> well, the interesting thing here is he has to have and his team has to have some theory by which he takes votes from donald trump, and he thinks the way to do that is to out-trump trump or go even further and spew more hate and bigoted language. and i've got to tell you the biggest problem that desantis has is in order to be a conman you have to have showmanship. now, we all know donald trump is a conman. he is a huckster. he's someone who thinks it's about self-promotion and marketing and nothing about substance or policy. ron desantis is no showman. he doesn't have the personality to be a showman. he is awkward. you know, frankly, he has the personality of kind of a dead frog. he is really not a guy that is going to light up a room or light up a hall or lig

first timer clair herrera says it's not for the faint of heart. >> i'm excited to push myself as much as i can today. >> reporter: clair was joined by thousands of other avid runners for the race, tackling the hills of san francisco and soaking in many of the city's iconic landmarks along the way. >> i try to have no expectations. i just want to run and have a good time and do my very best. >> this is my first marathon. i enjoy running, just trying to push extra distance, first marathon, yeah, trying to have some fun. >> reporter: for runners who weren't up for the whole 26.2 miles, there were shorter distances, a half marathon and a 10 and 5k. clair says she's going to try to enjoy the journey and not much can beat the elation and sense of accomplishment when you finally step foot across the finish line. >> i'm just really excited to be able to experience all the views of san francisco as one long continuous loop. i'm just really excited to experience what this is like. >>> cool temperatures for them and mr. hackney is doing double duty today. cooler temperatures tomorrow? >> i like

claire mccaskill, thank you very much. >> you bet. >> up next, house democrats are calling for an investigation into whether the republican oversight committee was duped by an unregistered chinese asset. congressman dan goldman joins me on the latest republican

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claire, thanks for your are you as excited as i imagine you are?an, this is so to see the promising results come out of the alzheimer's association international conference just a day to see that it has the greatest benefit in the earliest stages of the disease and and so that cognitive decline kind slowing of about 60% compared the placebo. it just it's just really exciting. >> and it is something that i see. the researchers are saying it will be more helpful for people in early stages of alzheimer's. can you talk to you what this says about the way researchers are approaching treatment options? >> yeah, i think that's a great question. and it's a good point to say that these medications are designed, the ones that you referred to earlier add a map are designed for people with alzheimer's to see. they have to have the hallmarks of that underlying biology, that buildup of amyloid in the brain. and so they are shown to have the most effective nets when they are given at earliest point of intervention there, early sign of cognitive symptoms. and so i

claire: right., i've done my job. >> our job. >> right. i've done our job. >> in the late '90s, early 2000s, you see the popularity of reality television. and it had a huge impact on the family sitcom. >> everything was reality shows back then. the sitcom was pronounced dead again. chris lloyd and i said, what's the new way to do a family show? what if we shoot a documentary-style -- and instead of focusing on one family? what if we focused on multiple families? >> dad. >> what happened? >> luke just shot me. >> we want to portray the characters as real. >> i didn't mean so. >> are you okay? >> no. the little bitch shot me. >> language. >> the network said, you can't have a kid swear like that. >> i said, that line came from my daughter. my attitude is, telling stories from our own lives and not being afraid of those stories, that's what people can relate the. >> i'm gloria pritchard, manny's mother. >> you must be her father. >> they don't look like they would be a family, but they are. >> what is

claire, thank you so much for joining me.in on the awkwardness of governor desantis and nikki haley now having to share the same zip code with a six-week abortion ban. >> it's interesting. desantis is running for president, so he wanted to hide the fact that he signed this bill. i'm not sure what the governor of iowa thinks she is accomplishing by this. but it certainly isn't speaking to most of america or even most of iowa. a 61% of iowans, this was a poll by the des moines register, which is nationally recognized is a very accurate pollster. and recently they polled, and 61% of iowans said they wanted abortions to be legal most of the time, safe and legal. 70% of iowa women say they want abortions to be safe and legal in most instances. only some 30% say they want it to be illegal in all circumstances. so, she is not representing her state. she is playing to the far right crowd that has a firm grip on the republican party right now. and it is that part of the party that these six presidential candidates are going to be cate

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claire: right. i've done our job.ey never wakes upn. naked on a beach in florida i've done our job. >> in the late 90s , early 2,000s , you see the popularity of reality television. and it had a huge impact on the family sitcom. >> everything was reality sells. the sitcom was pronounced dead. so chris lloyd and i said what's a new whey to do a family show? what if we shoot a documentary style? and instead of focusing on one family, what if we focused on multiple families? >> dad? >> what happened? >> look, luke just shot me. >> we want to portray these characters as real. >> i didn't mean to. >> are you okay? >> no. >> the network said you can't have a kid swear like that. i said that line came from my daughter. my attitude about it is telling stories from our own lives. and not being afraid of those stories. >> give me a second here. >> none of these people look like they would be a family, but they are. >> what was that? >> i had andre do it while we were gone. >> is that us with wings? >> i was just really taken by

jude saved my daughter's life. [ claire ] i love st.ome a st. jude partner in hope today. ♪ ♪ ♪♪ voltaren. the joy of movement. ♪♪ >> basalt, colorado. just down the highway from aspen. you can see the same, mountain spring same air. but when tray and nancy checked into the hotel, they are entering a world far beneath the rarefied heights of nancy's mountainside retreat. no billionaire starter castles here. this is where many of the people who work in aspen, live. and here, they thought they were done with nancy. moving on. and then there was a knock at the door. 5:30 am. it was the sheriff's deputies. they had questions, they said. about a dead body. >> and i said, what dead body? and he wouldn't tell me. who died? wouldn't say a word. >> the deputies escorted them to the back seats of separate cars. and said not a word as they drove down to the station. nancy listen to the chatter on the radio. >> i heard, her sister's names being mentioned on the police radio. nancy sisters names. and i thought, maybe it's something to do with nancy.

claire on her sense of looks. claire on her sense of humour . looks. claire on her sense of humour.a pram, you can't see your wings hack it. you see what a lovely pram you've got great sense of humour and you've got good looks . apparently there's good looks. apparently there's no wrinkles in the balloon . exactly. >> no wrinkles on a balloon , >> no wrinkles on a balloon, derek. remember that? okay, guys, really lovely to have you both thank you, derek. both today. thank you, derek. >> thank you. >> claire, thank you. >> claire, thank you. >> come and >> appreciate it. come back and see again sometime now here's see us again sometime now here's craig with your latest craig snell with your latest forecast . forecast. >> looks like things are >> it looks like things are heating up. >> boxed boilers , proud sponsors >> boxed boilers, proud sponsors of weather on gb news is . of weather on gb news is. >> good morning . welcome to your >> good morning. welcome to your gb news weather forecast . i'm gb news weather forecast. i'm craig snell. well, looking ahead to today, it's a bit of a

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claire sebastian joins me live from london. claire what is the latest on russian advances made in eastern ukraine? >> yes, rosemary deputy defense minister ukraine admitted sunday russia is making some advances. we can show you on a map near this axis in the northern hansk donbas area. the russians took early part of the war ukraine has been trying to take back, a key logistic center supply line for russian troops that make strategic sense to do this but the deputy is saying they're van s advancing around the edge of bakhmut and in the south the kiev port an area consistent we believe to be ukraine's aim of cutting in half russian's land bridge between the donbas and crimea so we know in the west there have been worries that perhaps ukraine's counteroffensive is not meeting expectations. they continue with the hundreds of miles of front line continuing to face the additional challenge of russia's aerial overnight assaults after 12 day break we see second one in as many days with attack drones, shot down 13 armed faces saying th

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jude saved my daughter's life. [ claire ] i love st.nline right now and become a st. jude partner in hope today. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> march 25th, 2009, just after nine a.m., sheriff's deputies have rushed to this white residential street in grovetown, georgia, to investigate not one, but two burglaries, worried about her friends and neighbors, kay's and becky, tamara headed home to what has become a crime scene. >> did you see lots of vehicles and uniforms. >> a lot of police cars. the entire corner was all taped with crime tape. now, you see two houses, and if i have to pass to get home, you wonder what's going on? >> and what that responders found inside these homes would put this neighborhood into full-on panic mode. investigator jim edmonds entered the home of kay, the little league mom, through that shattered glass door, the one that the contractor first noticed. then, edmonds saw it. a trail of blood. >> immediately, i started seeing spots of blood on the floor. i could see an empty coffee cup spilled on the floor for mcdonald's. a mcdonald's

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this is according to the chief superintendent , claire kellard , superintendent, claire kellard, who says that the thoughts are with the girl's family has been a political outpouring as well. and apparently parents are having the school having to turn up at the school essentially check and see essentially to check in and see how children were getting how their children were getting on, a devastating and on, which is a devastating and distressing for anybody in distressing scene for anybody in valve. but yes, the latest is that one child has sadly died and a woman in her 40s has been arrested on suspicion of causing death driving. death by dangerous driving. yeah, and it is. >> detective chief super intendent kelland , who is going intendent kelland, who is going to be giving that news conference. we see a news conference. we see a news conference. it's really just a statement to camera. we're told that she won't be taking any questions . ions regarding the questions. ions regarding the incident itself, sometimes they do. if someone throws a question or two to them. but we're expectin

in claire pearsall .ity, a story that we were just talking about . tony we were just talking about. tony says, yes, brits should be prioritised used in placements , prioritised used in placements, but it's all money based. we have far too many universities offering pointless degrees to anyone with the money to pay for it. karen says british born nationals should always take priority over non—national laws, be it education, nhs, social housing. about time we implement this policy, keep those thoughts coming in. >> we are going through the newspaper this morning in the company of the olympian, kriss akabusi and the former conservative adviser claire pearsall. welcome back to both . pearsall. welcome back to both. >> case you don't know, >> just in case you don't know, he's in olympia and he's got a blazer to prove it and a medal in pocket. in his pocket. >> the 1984 . >> the 1984. >> the 1984. >> and it still fits him exactly i >> -- >> what's that? 40 years? yeah, 40 years. >> 39 years. yeah, yeah, yeah, y

i'm going to first answer claire's point. i agree with her, but it's important to remember that some of the charges that i anticipate that jack smith will bring such as obstruction of congress do not require getting into this debate because let's assume that donald trump thought -- he in good faith thought there was fraud in the election, and of course he's wrong. but let's assume he had good faith. you still cannot direct and try to get congress not to count those votes. the way you deal with that is you have to go to court and deal with it there. the votes were certified. so the issue is really going to be i think not be about -- so much about his intent other than if you can show bad faith, it's one more good fact for the government in proving its case. and then just the second quick point, nicolle, just sort of how does rich donoghue know about the information involving jack smith some remember they served in the eastern district of new york here in brooklyn. they know each other. when rich donoghue is talking about jack

jude saved my daughter's life. [ claire ] i love st.er ] please call or go online right now and become a st. jude partner in hope today. >> just before noon on the day she disappeared, amy mihaljevic told a friend during lunch at school that she had a secret , a man had called her at home, she said, and offered to take her shopping to buy a surprise present for amy's mother. amy was going to meet the man after school. her brother, jason, knew none of this. >> she didn't say anything about that guy? >> she didn't say anything out of the ordinary at all. >> i remember walking by her classroom that day and looking in her classroom. i saw amy. that was the last time i saw her. >> after school, which ended at 204 in the afternoon, instead of riding her bike home like she normally would, she walked with a couple of friends to bay square. bay square is a very small kind of strip mall shopping area that is only a quarter-mile from the middle school, so kids would often walk from the middle school to the bay square. there was a baskin-robbins ic

jude saved my daughter's life. [ claire ] i love st.lease call or go online right now and become a st. jude partner in hope today. >> when does it become, where's match? we have to find him? >> i'd say monday morning. >> matt landry, a hyper color and texture have been off the grid for almost the day. matt running silent scared everyone, especially his girlfriend. >> francesco, why did you start calling the hospitals in police stations like you did? >> because no one has heard from him. i wanted to know if maybe he got into a car accident, a flat tire at the side of the road. a ditch, i don't know what happened. >> the parents, bob and doreen landry were getting anxious by the minutes. waiting by the phone that did not win. it was monday when they called the local police in chesterfield, an officer came to the house. >> cops get these report from families very often. and usually what they say is, like he is a kid, give it some time. he is going to need walk into the door. >> we know our kid. >> yeah, he alluded to the fact that most of

jude saved my daughter's life. [ claire ] i love st.r ] please call or go online right now and become a st. jude partner in hope today. when you got the definitive news here, it's a family, and they're all gone? >> it was just one of those. a sinking feeling. to know that something like this has happened. >> you have seen a lot of bad stuff, and this was enough to sicken you? >> it was. >> philip height was a large-scale real estate investor and a prominent name across the town. someone who counted sheriff mcduffie as one of his best friends. but now he was dead. mysteriously and beautifully cut down in his own home in the middle of the night. along with his son, and his wife who was the lone survivor. >> i knews these folks. i had been friends with these folks. and it was just bad. >> that's part of the country, southeast georgia, isn't used to waking up to grisly news like this. that just isn't supposed to happen in effingham county, only 45 minutes from downtown savannah but a world away with its mom and pop shops, cattle fields and

jude saved my daughter's life. [ claire ] i love st.er ] please call or go online right now and become a st. jude partner in hope today. police were swarming the house on this quiet, residential road. scott horn had been found by his son. he had been murdered in his own backyard. >> can you contact -- >> detective henderson came to lead the investigation. he did not need a medical examiner to tell him scott horn had been a victim of a brutal murder. and it wasn't just the beating. another investigator noticed a bullet, lodged in a shed. >> scott was shot in the neck. >> would the neck wound have killed him by itself? >> no. the neck wound would have disabled him. >> so someone shoots him from behind? and then after he's on the ground begins beating him? >> that is right. >> can you tell what he was beaten with? >> he was beaten with fire wood. >> you didn't find the specific one he was beaten with? with >> no. >> unable to find it maybe because next to the body, was a wood burning stove. it connected to a boiler that heeded the whole ho

and cnn's claire sebastian joins us now. good morning to you, claire.e also hearing about another drone attack. inside russia. what do you know about this? >> this is coming from the governor of russia's biansk region. in the morn border of ukraine. this would be the third time in four days that we are seeing russia blaming an attack on ukraine. the part of that region we are talking about the actually right on the border with ukraine. this is significant. this comes after resaw russia claiming that it intercepted a missile on friday where fragments injured 14 people. moscow with drones that shot down. there was damage to moscow's prized business district called moscow city. so this is the fourth time in three days. no injuries reported, though. a drone according to the governor did hit a building of the regional interior department. and there is damage, there, that he says that they are working to clean up. no claim as of yet from russia that this drone was shot down. so that is noteworthy. but also, this. cos of course after we have had comments from

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jude saved my daughter's life. [ claire ] i love st.call or go online right now and become a st. jude partner in hope today. >> i need an emergency ambulance. my wife has a gunshot. >> how could so much happen in just half an hour? that is the slice of time policeman bobby lozano says he was away from home. only to return to find his wife vicky, shot through the chest. >> is she breathing? >> no. >> no? okay. >> rescuers and investigators race to the scene. one of their own was in trouble. richard godoy, bobbies coercion at the police department was one of the first to get the call. >> driving down there thinking, oh my god, please help me, help me help these people. which i always do anytime i go on a call like that. because you never know what you're gonna go into. >> this one was different. >> it was different. >> different and difficult. bobby was a friend. and so was vicky. and now she lay dead in the couple's bedroom. questions swirled as richard approach the sergeant outside of bobby's house. >> i said what happened, he says, wel

jude saved my daughter's life. [ claire ] i love st.cer ] please call or go online right now and become a st. jude partner in hope today. ♪ ♪ ♪♪ voltaren. the joy of movement. ♪♪ fotis dulos girlfriend michelle joe contested before a judge and pleaded not guilty to the latest charge of tampering with evidence. >> by fotis's side stood his tenacious defense attorney, norm pattis. why did you take the case? every man woman and child seem to hate them. it was a case made for criminal defence lawyer. >> that is that his client was an obvious suspect. but the wrong one. the state of connecticut is rushing to judge him in the face of enormous public pressure. it focused on what one suspect, my client. >> that is made a point to publicly raise doubts about his client's guilt, making splash-y headlines that incense jennifer's love once. one claim was a narrative he said she offered herself. >> jennifer was a writer, correct? >> that is a jennifer wrote an un-published novel which esco the plot of the popular book, gone girl. and also became a h

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