thought >> clayton was a good person.hink that he would be capable of doing something like that too brooke. >> more importantly, clayton's alibi checked out. investigators cleared him. if not the ex-husband, then who? who had brooke come in contact with that we can? investigators retrace brooke's steps. starting not with the game on saturday, but with the night before, friday. friends told investigators they had tickets to a concert. >> she was super excited about going to that. so she was just like, ok, i've got to go find something to wear. i'm going to go to dinner. >> after dinner, brooke left her car in a shopping center parking lot near the restaurant and drove its friends to the concert. she spent the night at dina's house. >> i called it hotel we dina. because everyone just stayed. left unlocked for everyone. >> the next day, saturday, was the tennessee, louisiana state football game. and everyone was looking forward to tailgating. but the fundy turned sour. board something out of dina's closet. the girlfriends ha

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and echoed fun clayton a member of the christian democrats federal executive committee. in 2006 he was the party's federal treasurer. in september 23rd teen fun claydon was serving as minister of state in the chancellor's office 2 months later he became the chief lobbyist at di martin. caught in fact that frankly i got from clayton signed his employment contract with time there while he was still working in the chancellor's office you have to ask was interests already lie with his future employer or is he still making decisions for the common good which is the job of a politician and political system. lobbying is a permitted part of the german democratic tradition what is unusual about the auto lobby is that it's consistently staffed by high ranking ex politicians hildegard miller the b.d.'s current president is no exception as under the americans former minister of state she's well connected to the chancellor's office shortly before the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic she is seen as a beacon of hope someone to lead the auto industry out of the crisis her annual sal

james clayton has more.almost impossible to disentangle with trumpism itself. it was his way of communicating directly with americans, bypassing the mainstream media that he so loathed. but did he also use that platform to radicalise? were his posts, in part, responsible for these deadly riots? facebook boss mark zuckerberg thought trump's posts could lead to further violence and suspended donald trump indefinitely the day after the riots. twitter went one step further, and banned mr trump forever. he'll never be allowed back onto that platform. however, facebook asked its decision to be reviewed by its newly formed oversight board, which it claims is independent. it's designed to make difficult moderation decisions, and their decision today was complex. it said that the oversight board has upheld facebook�*s decision to suspend mr trump's access to post content on facebook and instagram. however, it's also said that facebook couldn't ban trump indefinitely. the company must reassess this penalty, it said, w

. >> reporter: clayton dillard senior's 26-year-old son, clayton dillardiii, died in the shooting. the heartbroken father interrupting a news conference, demanding justice. threonhursday.in miami. >> we have to be clear about what's happening in miami-dade county. these are acts of domestic terrorism. >> and we see that concern there. victor oquendo joins us from the scene of that shooting. and victor, you've been reporting about police finding the vehicle and the release of that video, but there's also a substantial reward now for information? >> reporter: whit, that reward, $130,000. meanwhile, 13 victims are still in the hospital tonight. three ohm them in critical condition. whit? >> we're thinking about the victims and their families. victor, thank you. >>> we move on now to texas and the restrictive new voting legislation now on hold. dramatic moments just before midnight as democrats in the state house walked out of the chamber, keeping the republican-sponsored bill from a final vote for now. here's abc's kenneth moton. >> reporter: tonight, the fight is not over in texas. s

james clayton, bbc news.out the reasons behind its decision. the board upheld the suspension of donald trump on january the 7th. we looked at what he posted onjanuary the 6th, and the content that the president posted encouraged and legitimised violence that cost lives. however, leaving the suspension completely open ended this indefinite suspension. that was not acceptable. this was a penalty that facebook invented. it's not contained in their rules and it doesn't have any standards or criteria for being imposed or lifted, which leaves it entirely up to facebook�*s discretion. the board says that's not appropriate. facebook has a user community of billions of users. it is really important for the sake of fairness that the rules are clear and transparently applied to everyone equally. facebook cannot make up the rules as it goes, even if they think it's really well—intentioned. in atlanta in the united states, a sacked white police officer is to get his job back despite facing murder charges for fatally shoot

james clayton, bbc news. alan rusbridger who's a member of facebook�*s oversight board and asked why no clear decision was made on whether donald trump can return to facebook or remain banned form the platform. i think it was that we said they were both right and wrong, they were both right and wrong, they were both right and wrong, they were right to take the stuff down, they were right to stop him because he was a clear and present danger at a time of great volatility in the united states, but it was wrong then to go on and say, well, you are banned indefinitely because indefinitely is not a word that appears anywhere on facebook�*s own rulebook, and it is an arbitrary thing. so we've just gone back and said, you know, well done forgetting the original decision right, but can you think more carefully about defining what what this period of down is and why. iam i am rejoined iam rejoined by i am rejoined by professor george. i am rejoined by professor georue. ~ ., . , george. we got cut off. this idea that —

james clayton.ffes from an island threatened by rising flood waters. the baringo giraffe — also known as the rothschild giraffe — is close to extinction. conservationists have been using a database of satellite images going back several decades to plan the translocation of the giraffes to a new sanctuary. emmanuel igunza has more. it's an audacious rescue mission. the baringo giraffe is being carefully ferried to a new home in a custom—made barge. she's one ofjust 3000 baringo giraffes that remain in the world. the local community decided to act when a herd became trapped on a disappearing island. decades of rising water in lake baringo meant the island was getting smaller every year. the food availability on the island is highly fluctuating and insufficient, so it is justifying in supporting the need for the translocation of the giraffe to the mainland. he speaks his own language. the team has been using satellite images to plan the move. the digital africa platform contains data that until recentl

pitcher clayton kershaw.titles and what it's like to play in front of crowds again. >> the payoff pitch -- he struck him out! >> fans are back, baseball is back. how excited are you to play in front of crowds as opposed to cardboard cutouts and piped in applause? >> oh, it's huge. last year honestly we were just thankful that we got to play a season. this year to have fans back and progressively getting closer to a full stadium, it feels like normal. >> swings and this time to right center field. back toward the wall and gone! >> the crowd brings so much energy, so much of the atmosphere of a baseball game is brought by the fans. i know we have fully vaccinated sections now which is cool. i not the crowds feel safe -- i think the crowds feel safe with the protocols. as players, anything that they can do just to be in the stands is huge for us. >> let's talk briefly about sort of the darker side of the pandemic for all americans, for people all over the world. folks lost loved ones, family members, neighbors -

from san francisco, james clayton has more.august last year epic games did something totally against apple's app store rules. it decided that its hit game fortnite should have a new payment option, to try to get around apple's 30% charge. apple probably kicked one of the app store but epic games is ready for the —— promptly. it stabbed apple with a lawsuit and was even prepared the high production video, a spoof of apple's iconic 1984 advert for the apple mac. apple has reportedly made hundreds of millions of dollars from the fortnite game alone, just in charges, and migratory�*s argument is if they don't want to pay then where else can they go? �*s app store and google�*s google play other dominant global app stores outside of china. if you want to make games for smartphones, pretty much have to play by apple and google�*s rules. epic calls that a duopoly and if there was more competition, those fees might be lower. their argument is a pretty simple anti—trust one, that no—one company should have so much market dominance in on

. >> reporter: while clayton powell objects to how the city is treating its police force, as an african-american man, he understands the outrage over the murder of george floyd and others. >> that could be me, that could be my son. that could be a relative. that could be a friend. there needs to be an understanding of how things got to be the way they are. >> reporter: but funding the police, is that the way to do it? >> no, if anything, you need more funding. >> reporter: but that is unlikely. another $5 million in police budget cuts are on the table. (ringing) - hey kaleb, what's up? how you doing? - hey, i'm good, guess what, i just had my 13th surgery. - really? i ad mth sry. i just had my 13th surgery. ll- weamittle bit der an y ah is true. how are you doing? - i'm doing good. i'm encouraged by seeing how people are coming together - kind of like how shriners hospitals for children is there for us. imagine if i couldn't get my surgery. who knows what would have happened. - same for me. i know my shriners hospitals family will continue to take care kids like us who need them most all because

>> reporter: clayton dillard jr. lost his son, clayton dillard iii in that shooting. miami community leader tv host marcus lemonas has pledged $100,000 reward for anyone who helps lead to the arrest of those responsible. crime stoppers and the miami atf are offering a $30,000 reward. >> we will bring all those responsible for these crimes to justice and work together to break the cycle of violence. >> reporter: miami-dade county determined to get this cycle of gun violence in their city under control. >> we're investing in our young people, particularly those that have been disinvested in and disenfranchised from the process and left behind. none of them are born with ak-47s in their hands. none of them are born killers. >> reporter: investigators say that there was some sort of rivalry between two groups. that's what this all stemmed from, even confirmed there was a back and forth on social media that's playing a factor here. >> such a terrible story down there in miami. let's get more with the mayor of miami-dade county, danielle levine cava. we just learned the suv

. >> you remember the s.e.c., remember who came out and stopped that >> jay clayton right?jay clayton, the s.e.c., ran the s.e.c., said we're not going to allow you - >> they were doing something >> to sell the stock, to take advantage of, was the idea, of some of these people who were just entering the market at that point, and of course in fact they might have been right if they could have bought the stock at two back then recovery value due see it often american airlines is another one. hertz is a significant recovery value. but it is interesting. by the way, the same jay clayton is the chairman of apollo which is the big buyer of the preferred, one of the big participants in the re-emergence from bankruptcy. funny how that works won't let him sell the stock at the s.e.c. and you will take advantage of people, it will be a zero and of course it ended up not and participating in jay clayton. >> that is too funny. >> that's called irony, david. >> is that irony >> it's irony. >> thank you >> carl? >> that's it >> was that like a faber report. >> kind of. >> we'll bring mor

. >>> in the giants put clayton kershaw and push their winning streak to 3 x the wheels came off forne driver at the indianapolis 500 so who took the checkered flag? thatat finisheses next >>> the giants lost their first four games this year against the dodgers and today the comeback kids make a chance to give three straight in the win column at dodger stadium. and bragging rights on the line for these two youngsters in the top one had a high fly ball down the left line and got the distance and it was fair and hit the foul ball and clayton kershaw couldn't believe it and the giants led 3-0. plenty of support for that man and he struck out 7 over six shutout innings and his e.r.a. is 1.40 and also he loves facing kershaw and six for 15 with three home runs and that was the fifth home run this month and the giants got 5 runs off of kershaw. and cruising until the 6 and fielded this slow roller and got the out but led the game with hit tightness and the bottom of the 9th the giants at 5-2 and he made sure that he could not rob this fall a 2 run ball and makes it a 5-4 game and the third

avoid asbury drive not far from monument and clayton.ing the smoke adding to your drive time, folks are slowing, really building through concord. >>> in fact the smoke billowing up you can see from our cameras in walnut creek this morning. it is the christ community church of the nazarene on asbury drive burning right now. a two-alarm fire. stay with nbc bay area. we'll have a local news cut-in at 7:25 and will update anything we know about this fire and other news. the "today" show is up next. thanks for joining us. >>> good morning, fall out on capitol hill reaction pours in after house republicans boot liz cheney from leadership for taking on former president trump and his false claims about the election. >> someone has something to say they should feel okay to say it. >> the big lie is spreading like a cancer among republicans. >> the congresswoman sitting down with savannah for an exclusive interview moments after the vote >> a lot of people frame this as a battle for the soul of the republican party >> look, this is the i think ope

firefighters were able to use save the main building at christ community church at the nazarene near clayton road and galindo. but flames ripped through the roof of an ad joining two-story structure. no word yet on a cause. no one was hurt but crews are bringing in heavy equipment to shore up the walls because the building is so unstable. >>> oakland getting fire ready with the help of these goats. 3000 of them were released this week into the king estates open space, all part of the fire department's annual vegetation management program. >>> take a live look, the tri- valley where fire danger is dampening of it. meteorologist darren peck is in for paul tonight. >> for now, we should say. for now because of the situation that we've got. if you just look at this dean from treasure island right now, there is a lot of dampness. that cloud is just really thickening up and almost to getting down to the point where we will start calling it fog. if we look at the view over toward the bay bridge, it is pretty much on the deck of the roadway there now, so you likely will encounter some fog as you are

in a separate building at christ community church of the nazarene in concord on ashbury drive near clayton road. video shows firefighters removing a cross. the last fire happened last thursday morning, believe to have started from some sort of human activity but it's not clear if someone set it on purpose. in that fire, the roof and a second floor in a separate building collapsed. bob redell is back at the church this morning and will join us with a live update at the top of the hour. >>> our other top story this monday morning, californians waiting for word, entering the fourth day since the cdc relaxes mask guidelines for vaccinated people. will our state follow suit? >> confusion sets in. terry mcsweeney takes a closer look. >> still concerning, still very concerning, you know, you try to stay apart from everybody and follow the protocols. >> reporter: warriors fans say even if they could they're not sure they're ready to take off their masks in many public situations. >> hard to push our luck with the pandemic still going on. >> reporter: response across the country remains a mixed bag

wales's jonny clayton had to avoid defeat against dimitry van den burgh, and he did, winning by eighther semi, portugal'sjose de souza will face nathan aspinall. the winner will take home the 250,000 pounds prize money. and that's all the sport for now. for me and the rest of the team, bye—bye. hello there. we saw plenty of sunshine today, and it felt much warmer across the board than what we've been used to this month so far. there are some subtle changes overnight. we've got a weak weather front pushing into western areas. that's going to bring the thicker cloud to many, but also outbreaks of rain across the west, initially for northern ireland, and then that rain will spill its way eastwards through the night across western scotland in towards western england and also western wales. there'll some mistiness and murkiness around, too. but the further east you are, although there will be more cloud around, it should tend to stay dry here. those temperatures no lower than around 8—11 degrees for most, so milder than last night. so, here we go — here's the pressure chart for friday, the

100 degrees in brentwood is your cup of tea 93 right now reported in dublin, 94 in danville, 99 in claytonso the heat advisory will go until nine o'clock this evening. you can see where we are warmer today, even areas near a palo alto up, but just a couple degrees oakland up by one. sfo. hayward up by nine early on right around lunch time. some of our inland cities where 15 to 20 degrees warmer than where they sat on the lunch hour. the day before, so definitely felt the difference today. here's a look at the future cast. here's one sign that two things are going to begin to cool down for you. bay area tuesday. fog along the coastline trying to enter into the bay, so we'll start it with the fog tomorrow morning and then for the afternoon. partly cloudy to partly sunny for the coast and mostly clear for the rest of us temperatures outside tomorrow morning 53 in san francisco, 56 conquered 54 in napa and the afternoon highs for tomorrow still above average, but coming down 84 expected for sale rosa sixties in san francisco, low seventies and liver more low nineties expected over anxious a lo

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takes clayton kershaw that's going to go right off the foul pole 2 run homerun giants extend that lead to 3 bottom of the 9th giants up 5 to one offer albert who deep to left. of course, has been playing great ball. that brings them to within a run and a couple of batters later, jake mcgee gets austin barnes. the pop out and you that will do it. giants finished the road trip 5, 1, they'll come back to host the angels tomorrow. bob melvin still sitting at 798 winds tied for the most in franchise history. he didn't pass tony la russa today in anaheim, david fletcher lines one into left field. 2 runs score to make it 14. nothing angels. the a's cut it to 42 in the 3rd, but that was they go on to win 4 to 2 last time. a number 9 hitter already a 135,000 people at indianapolis motor speedway for the indy 500 only 40% full. but largest crowd at an event since the lockdowns and it was a familiar face julio castro he took the checkered flag for the record tying for flynn. in the. great back to baseball. great weekend 3 or 4 against arrivals. yeah, love it. not a bad weather for baseball game.

kylie nielsen is graduating from clayton valley charter high school. she will had to -- to major in business administration. >>> send a photo of your gratitude 2021 grads at cbs.com or tag ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey y google, tuturn up the e . ♪ ♪ ♪ receceive a charargepoint homeme flex chararger or a public charging credit. see you volvo retailer for details. >>> dennis is here now with sports and the warriors only down to the final week of the season. >> i love this time of year. every game matters, it is crunch time. the warriors need just one more win to clinch a playoff spot but if he wants it, you know it don't come easy. they have back to back games against utah, the top two teams, in the west. the warriors are trying to hold off memphis for that ac can that would give them two chances to advance in the new play in game format, at the moment, there masked up against the lakers and lebron james is not a fan in this new format. >> as you might expect, just a slightly more positive outlook about the plane game. >> we want to be in there because that is where

we will go one-on-one with indy 500 champ but up first, you know the numbers clayton against the giants two guys. top 1, high fly ball down-the- line. got the distance. was it fair? yes. off on of the foul pole, he can not believe it. giants out to a 3-0 lead. plenty of sun support for that man. striking out 7 over 6 shutout innings lowering his earned run average to 1.40. austin slater might have to keep that into june. opposite field. his 5th home run this month. giants got 5 runs. he is cruising until the 6th. got the out. but let the game that hit him day

. >> reporter: activist and attorney gina clayton-johnson thinks the george floyd justice in policingyway, because it provides more funding for police. >> the historic origins of policing are rooted in slavery. and slave catching. so many facets of our criminal legal system are echoes of a very, very racist past. >> reporter: she says as a result, policing cannot be reformed, only uprooted. >> since ferguson, we have been hard at work as a country to reform our policing. what's needed is something that's more systemic and that deals with the root causes of why we are in these situations in the first place. >> reporter: her solution, the breathe act, a federal bill presented to congress last year. it's a radical proposal that seeks to take money out of law enforcement and federal prisons and invest it instead in the community. education, housing, health care. >> over 90% of the breathe act is investments. it invests in the things that we know keep communities safe. >> reporter: her answer for creating lasting change not unlike newark's. strengthening the ties that bind us together. wha

giants jim on clayton kershaw in the first. mauricio dumont high and deep to left field. the foul ball and a second homer off kirchoff with six at-bats and he in the trades travel version. austin slater continues his streak against kershaw. third homer from kershaw in his career, type with buster posey . and giants faced has been gossman was doing six innings, two heads, no. seven strikeouts ottoman life, transfer up to mike and albert propose comes to the plate and is a two run shot off jake mcgee. those of the final rinse rally mickey is number 12, giants win 5- 4. now they are half-game back of first-place san diego. >>> a's and angels, bring your binoculars to the yard and sharing is caring. the angels! 4 in one inning against the a's yesterday. something happened today. walsh, part of 4- 1 frame. here comes the rally, matt olson walks. that brings in a run, but the a's only managed to make in the ending. a little bit of a missed opportunity there. they have the time or at the plate for the last three innings, including mark cano and two out in the ninth. but the ange

trance jumped on clayton kershaw in the first. and detailed left and that is a two homeowner. dube on imitates dodgers pitcher trevor bauer, puts the sword away while crossing the plate. austin slater continues his own on kirchoff, his third homer on him. ties in with buster posey for a good stack there. giants ace kevin gausman is doing six innings, two hits, no. seven strikeouts., go to the bottom of the ninth and it is a two run shot off jake mcgee that made it a 5- 4 game. it made it a little more drama than he wanted, but he gets save numbers well. now just a half-game back of the first place san diego padres. >>> a's and angels, always bring your binoculars and remember sharing is caring. the angels scored 4- 1 yesterday. a four run second inning for the halos. bottom of the fourth, bases-loaded, no outs for oakland. matt olson walks and brings in a run. the a's only managed two in the frame. he would have liked to have more for the green and gold. they zada tying run at the plate for the last three innings, including mark c

another big thing about her,ot e was married to adam clayton powell junior, a congressman from harlemwho was his own gigantic star. very charismatic, gorgeous, he was a preacher, they met in harlem, she saw him preach, he saw her perform, it was all on. they had a scandalous beginning because he was still married at the time so all of this adds to their mystique. they were inad evidence of any magazine all the time, there's a cover story about them is like a beautiful photo of them with their son at the time and the headline is my life with hazel scott by adam clayton powell junior and learn all about how wonderful their lives were together, she cooks and makes chocolate cake, she plays the piano, she's gorgeous. it was that kind of thing so that's why i think of her as the beyoncÉ of her day. naturally, for all those reasons, the network, the fourth network at the time, offered her the chance to have her own variety show in prime time so she had the show, first it was just new york city where she lived and she loved it because she could finally say home with her son most of the time

james clayton has more.dia almost possible impossible to disentangle with jumpers amidst the. it was his way of communicating directly with americans, bypassing mainstream media that he so loathed. the did he also use that platform to radicalise? were his posts in part responsible for these deadly riots? the facebook boss thought that his posts could lead to further violence and suspended donald trump permanently. twitter banned him for ever, he will never be allowed onto the platform to facebook asked for its decision to be reformed —— reviewed by a 34 —— to be reformed —— reviewed by a 3k —— board it claims is 3a —— board it claims is independent. it is designed to make difficult decisions and the decision today was complex to get said the oversight board upheld the decision to suspend access to post content on facebook and instagram. but it also said that facebook could not ban donald trump indefinitely. the company must reassess the penalty within six months. thejudgement reassess the penalty within six

here's our north america technology correspondent james clayton.dominant global app stores outside of china. if you want to make games for smartphones, you pretty much have to play by apple and google's rules. epic calls that a duopoly and that if there was more competition, those fees might be lower. their argument is a pretty simple antitrust one, that no one company should have so much market dominance in one sector. apple's argument is pretty simple, it invented the app store, so it should get to charge what it likes. it also says that a majority of apps don't pay anything at all to apple. its reasoning for charging 30% on some developers? well, it says it needs to vet and check apps that come onto the app store to protect the apple ecosystem. erin griffith is a reporter from the new york times who was at the trial on monday. she told me more about today's proceedings. yeah, i mean epic essentially said in their opening arguments, cycled us through a series of e—mails that they've planned to present as evidence from apple internally, basically

elite group of four time indianapolis winners two of the giants, younger players get the better of claytonncisco takes three of four from l. a for the second straight game, the aids big hitters failed a hit against the other team from l. a. in a four game split at the coliseum. the lakers lose in the playoffs against chris paul in the sun's why the loss may turn out to be much more than a single game. plus we'll head out to the olympic club

it hits the foul pole and clayton kershaw can't believe it and giants leading 3-0.nty of runs for that man. kevin guzman struck out seven over six shut-out innings and lowered the e.r.a. to 1.40. slater, opposite field. his fifth home run this month. giants got five runs off kershaw. guzman cruising until the 6th. fielded the slow roller and got the out. but he left the game with hip tightness and he is listed as day-to-day. bottom 9. giants up 5-2. albert pujols made sure totman wouldn't rob this baby. two run blast. 5-4, his third home run since joining the dodgers. but mcgee bounced back to get the next two batters and locked down his 12th save of the year. the giants beat the dodgers to take three out of four in l. a. >>> baubling from the mass unit and he'll pitch out of the pen for now. angels cut pujols in part so jared walsh could become their everyday first baseman. took irvin deep and his 12th home run. it wouldn't be a series against l. a. without david fletcher herding the a's. 4-0 lead angels. bottom 9. mark hannah has the tying run. rojas ran it down a

officer clayton powell is retiring early. >> you get rocks and bottles and cinder blocks thrown at you. we have to stand there and take it. >> were you told not to react? >> in most cases, yeah. when you see businesses get destroyed and families lose their livelihoods because of that destruction and we can't do anything about it. we are not allowed to intercede. >> laura: what is it like trying to run a business into this atmosphere. joining me now an owner. tod, you say the violence is so bad that delivery trucks won't deliver now to certain areas. >> yes, our business in the industrial part of seattle and over the last year or so, we had instances of truck drivers, long haul drivers, being assaulted. at gun point. threatened and we had issues where trucks won't deliver to seattle. they said we don't want to go to seattle. considering there is a trucker shortage and they can pick and choose where they want to go. we are a place they are not coming. >> laura: that's unbelievable. lonnie, a business in minneapolis inflamed. this is only one mile from your own business. you saw firsthand

caught in fighting that frankly i got from clayton signed his employment contract with time there while he was still working in the chancellor's office you have to ask his interests already lie with his future employer or is he still making decisions for the common good which is the job of a politician or political system. lobbying is a permitted part of the german democratic tradition what is unusual about the auto lobby is that it's consistently staffed by high ranking ex politicians hildegard miller the b.d.'s current president is no exception as under the americans former minister of state she's well connected to the chancellor's office shortly before the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic she is seen as a beacon of hope someone to lead the auto industry out of the crisis for her annual salary at the b.d.a. more than 1000000 europe's. top politicians demand high salaries and the large corporations can afford that hardly any environmental association can afford a top politician as its chief lobbyist often crimes. are environmental and societal interests falling by the wayside who i

our north america technology correspondent, james clayton, reports on the background to the case.dominant global app stores outside of china. if you want to make games for smartphones, you pretty much have to play by apple and google's rules. epic calls that a duopoly and that if there was more competition those fees might be lower. their argument is a pretty simple anti—trust one, that no one company should have so much market dominance in one sector. they are not the only ones that think this. a string of high—profile politicians from democrats and republicans in the us have criticised apple its reasoning for charging 30% on some developers, it says it needs to vet and check apps that come onto the app store to protect the apple ecosystem. yeah, i mean epic essentially said in their opening arguments, cycled us through a series of e—mails that they've planned to present as evidence from apple internally, basically starting at the beginning of the app store and how it was created, and outlining apple created this "walled garden", and used business incentives, not technology, to l

pete: clayton, i take your point. happening down on earth, but is this indicative? are the chinese being reckless? what do we know about their space program, pushing boundaries? they are aggressive here on earth, why wouldn't they do the same in space? >> i think they are doing the same in space. they launched this rocket to carry the next part of their space station up. they have plans to add to the space station over time and stay up there for a while. they are very aggressive. the advantage they have they're learning from the united states and the russian space programs. so they have a leg up, right? we, nasa and russia started it all from scratch back in the '60s but the chinese are able to piggyback -- pete: they always do. >> yeah, well. you know, that is the way they operate. jedediah: clayton, you said -- >> partnership might be a smart thing. jedediah: you said here in the united states we know how to prevent something like that from happening. without getting too technical what does that look like? is it som

our north america technology correspondent james clayton reports on the background to the case. global app stores outside of china. if you want to make games for smartphones, you pretty much have to play by apple and google's rules. epic calls that a duopoly and that if there was more competition, those fees might be lower. their argument is a pretty simple antitrust one, that no one company should have so much market dominance in one sector. apple's argument is pretty simple, it invented the app store, so it should get to charge what it likes. it also says that a majority of apps don't pay anything at all to apple. its reasoning for charging 30% on some developers? well, it says it needs to vet and check apps that come onto the app store to protect the apple ecosystem. i'm joined by erin griffith, a reporter times who was at the trial on monday. what did we hear from what did we hearfrom epic games? what did we hear from epic ames? , , ., , games? essentially, in their oenin: games? essentially, in their opening arguments cycled i games? essentially, in theirj opening arguments

let's get to a giants getting a 2 run homer off clayton kershaw and that extends their lead over the dodgers. giants added 2 more runs in the 4th dodgers cut it close down the stretch. but the giants were able to hold off the land. so great news there. 5 to 4 the final. here's some postgame reaction from manager gabe kepler about that. >> there's i think we did a really nice job is we got a lot of the more offense clicked and put runs very tough environment. your daughter say i'm talking to you know, i think we stay together as a got somerville pham. of course this is from our starting pitcher and our best as well. so but for the most not complain about. i was one. >> yeah. the giants are home today hosting the los angeles angels first pitch at one. '05. and speaking of the angels, they've already been in town facing off against the a's and luckily oakland is still in first place in west even after losing to the angels at home. it just wasn't the a's day yesterday. let's get to the video and real scoring 4 runs in the second inning. the a's bats. they just couldn't connect and we sco

another big thing about her is that she was married to adam clayton powell jr.a congressman from harlem. who was his own gigantic star. i mean very charismatic gorgeous. debonair he was a preacher they had met in harlem. she saw him preach. he saw her perform. it was all on and they actually had kind of a scandalous beginning because he was still married at the time. so all of this just adds to their mystique right? i mean they were in ebony magazine all the time. there's one incredible cover story about them where it's like a beautiful photo of them with their son skipper at the time and the headline is my life with hazel scott by adam clayton powell junior and he wrote all about how wonderful their lives were together. she cooks. she makes chocolate cake. she plays the piano she's gorgeous. you know, it was that kind of thing. so that's why i think of her as kind of the beyonce of her day and naturally for good. we're all of those reasons the duma network, which was the fourth network at the time offered her the chance to have her own. variety show in primetim

james clayton has more. because i think a lot of people were expecting the oversight board to either say that trump can be allowed back onto facebook or he to be banned indefinitely. what's actually happened is a kind of sitting on the fence type to decision because although the board said... it also said that they can't suspend mr trump indefinitely. they either have to ban him outright so that he can never go back onto facebook, or reinstate him. and that's something that mr zuckerberg will almost certainly not like because essentially, the oversight board was created by facebook as an independent body so that facebook didn't have to make those really, really difficult moderation decisions. they can say as an independent body, they made the decision. what the oversight board has done it that actually, we think mark zuckerberg and facebook should make the decision on mr trump. so, we are all expecting some kind of final decision today, and that very much hasn't happened. dex hunter—torricke is head of commu

orange and black jumping all over clayton kershaw early in this one.cio dubon launches a two-run shot to left, third of the season. 5-1 lead. dealing, gets chris taylor chasing. dodgers added a pair of homers late but falls short. giants beat l.a. 5-4, 3 of 4 taken from the dodgers, half game behind first place san diego. >> four-seam fastball, walsh smokes it to right, gone. >> gives the angels 1-0 lead, a's playing catch-up rest of the way. mark canha lines out to left to end the ball game. angels beat the a's 4-2, split the series. angels start a two-game series with the giants monday. >>> greatest spectacle in racing the biggest spectacle in sports. 135,000 fans in attendance at indianapolis 500, largest crowd in the world to gather for sporting event since the start of the pandemic. two laps to go, castronevis holds on, time to kiss the brick. record-tying fourth indy 500 for him. >>> bay area man and his team navigating open waters from is no pleasure cruise. san francisco native jason caldwell is captain of the latitude 45 team. four-man crew us

clayton powell responding to what his job had become. >> rocks and bottles, cinderblocks and we haveto stand there and take it. it is discouraging. >> we utilize to react? >> in most cases. when you see businesses get destroyed and families lose their livelihoods because of that distraction and we can't do anything about it we are not allowed to intercede. >> you are not allowed to intercede? >> know. >> what is it like trying to run a business in the service for, joining us is the owner of the 36 lindley fuel station in minneapolis, also with me is todd diesel, the owner of latino foods in seattle. you heard that former seattle officer and i believe you say the violence is so bad that delivery trucks won't delivered to certain areas? >> that officer the real deal. in the industrial part of seattle the last year or so we've had multiple instances of truck drivers, long-haul drivers being assaulted at gunpoint, threatened and we had issues where truck lines will not deliver to seattle. we have had issues with customer or truck line saying we don't want to go to seattle. considering th

from san francisco, james clayton has the background to the case.rtnite, should have a new payment option to try and get around apple�*s 30% charge. apple properly kicked fortnite off the app store, but epic games was ready for them. it slapped apple with a lawsuit and had even prepared a high production video, a spoof of apple�*s iconic 1984 advert for the apple mac. apple has reportedly made hundreds of millions of dollars from the fortnite game alone just in charges. and epic�*s argument is, if they don�*t want to pay than where else can they go? apple�*s app store and google�*s google play are the dominant global app stores outside of china. if you want to make games for smartphones, you pretty much have to play by apple and google�*s rules. epic calls that a duopoly and that if there was more competition those fees might be lower. their argument is a pretty simple anti—trust one, that no one company should have so much market dominance in one sector. they are not the only ones that think this. a string of high—profile politicians from democrats

. >> reporter: officer clayton powell has served 27 years on the streets of seattle. >> 30 years was. >> reporter: three years short. why are you retiring now? >> the support we had in my generation of policing is flow longer there. >> reporter: last summer's protests over the killing of george floyd led to violent clashes with seattle police. powell says the stress on officers was compounded by city leaders' decisions to abandon a police precinct and letting demonstrators, some armed, occupy an entire neighborhood for a full month. >> when you're got rocks and bottles in some cases, cinder blocks thrown at you and we have to take it, it's discouraging. >> reporter: were you told not to react? >> in most cases, yeah. when you see businesses get destroyed and families lose their livelihood because of that destruction, and we can't do anything about it, we're not allowed to intercede. >> reporter: you're not allowed to intercede? >> no, no. [ chants ] >> reporter: city leaders allowed the police-free zone after protestes were repeatedly hit by teargas but closed it down after weeks of

in this case exit from clayton immediately turned to his government contacts that he wrote e-mails he called the chancellor's office and he said this is not the way to go it's too fast for us we need different limits he essentially put the brakes on and even alex changes have since become public which show how the chancellor his office reacted what. that was in october 2015 when they simply said you don't know how to meet the standards send it back don't worry you can exceed them by 110 percent until 2020 and then by 50 percent after 2020. karim adelie wants to get rid of the exemption. he said no not on european standards are very ambitious but if you look at the standards in the u.s. and in japan they are actually twice the strict disaster especially for nitrogen oxide emissions don't go to no more than 600000 criminal death and your reproducing nitrogen oxides admission was remarkably much you like. nonetheless in summer 2020 it looks like the exemption for excessively high nitrogen oxide emissions will remain in place short term victory for the industry. the e.u. plans further res

chair jay clayton. he now works at apollo stock two, a smaller cap name.ll bank. $548,000 of the boston company by the way, buying into strength the stock is up 60% this year. watch berkshire hill bank. and finally, a big one in many ways at&t $4.5 million in insider buying that's a number of buyers. two of the insiders tallied that ceo john stankey and the past ceo. $4.5 million all in the wake of the deal to selloff warner media get this, although he has been an insider since 2004, this was ceo john stankey's first ever insider buy. wow! a name to watch and what has been a crusher of capital in the last decade. maybe at&t is turning it around. we will find out the ceo is a big buyer there are the three. we do it every week here on "wex." >>> let us welcome in our friend and contributeor jenny from gilman hill. two things i like in no particular order i like soap and i like spaghetti sauce. i bring up both because they are both made by a company you like and, by the way, cnbc headquarters neighbor unilever are there better opportunities outside of the uni