davis. a parent, former teacher and like you, i care deeply about the safety and well-being of young people online. i have dedicated the better part of my adult life to these issues. in my current role, i work with internal teams and external stakeholders to make sure that facebook remains a leader of safety, including bullying and combating exploitation. this is some of the most important work i have done in my career, and i am proud of the work that my team does every day. at facebook, we take the privacy, safety, and well-being of all those who use our platform very seriously. especially the youngest people on our services. we work tirelessly to put in place the right policies, products, and precautions so they have a safe and positive experience. we have dedicated teams focused on youth safety and we invest significant resources in protecting teens online. we also know that we can't do this work alone. we work closely with experts and parents to inform the features we develop. we require

davis upholds benjamin. the same time there's a growing tension between the factions of the confederacy i'm sorry between guard davis and the politics. davis's political opponents are thinking maybe we should make beauregard president. davis isn't. at the same time beauregard is becoming highly critical of davis's advisers. he said his advisers should be, could be sent on a foreign mission to the celestial empire or to japan. we all know the confederacy really needs to happen is recognition. at the same time the secretary of the nations steven mallory believes beauregard one of the most self-sufficient vein and the army. tell us what you really think. they have that tension davis doesn't like beauregard and davis is seen as a political rival. but beauregard is not as question goes. he's not very good at politics and jefferson davis is. when davis says i want you to make up with benjamin beauregard sent a letter where he half apology and he replies your friend. they no longer have warm and fuzzy relations wit

and davis being from mississippi, and for the lid on that right away. lee said, finally be anymore troops i will have to retreat i can't give these guys up pretty sword sends a pad and happening as long street stays with lee ratably doesn't allow to be with johnson because he didn't look at amazon for his. >> washington dc, i noticed that on senate being appalled at theu mean sherman and johnson. sherman. [inaudible]. when sherman passed away, it was a rainy day and for the funeral and johnston is there uncovered, no hat on in the rain pretty and someone said something like, you should cover yourself and protect yourself a simple sherman would do it for me and i have a lot of respect for each other that really came out of the meaning of the bennett place in the weather twice as for several days. they work through a lot of things political and military they didn't have the authority to do all that they try to work together to end the war and move things forward to get beyond the violence in the unrest in the attention that was still going to linger and i

davis. we both know how vulnerable teens are at this age and how they can succumb to eating disorders even the suicidal tendencies and how susceptible they are. so the effect known to facebook and encouraging those tendencies is so equally repugnant. facebook knows of its own accord to to be undisclosed previously, that if found in december 2020 a survey of over 50000 facebook users that "teens and women of all ages and people in western countries experienced higher levels of bodyon image concern. in april 2021, which also has not been disclosed and found one quarter of teen girls felt discouraged about their own life and worse about themselves. often or very often in a social comparison in part because of the recommendations in able never ending rabbit hole because it is perceived as real-life. i do understand mr. davis how you can deny that it is in exploiting young users for some profits. >> thank you senator for your question. i would like to speak specifically to this as an experienced

people are assuming you're going to be a davis.d me why i don't dress up like him. >> hayes davis still holds on to artifacts from his great, great grandfather. a book he signed. a letter he sent. a chair he sat in. is there more residents with something that you own van something in a public square? >> to me, yes, absolutely. because it is handed down. this chair is his remembrance to me. a confederate statue, when those folks put that up, had a reference to them. >> how do you balance or reconcile or wrestle with the dual narratives around jefferson davis? one that we've all heard is the first and only president of the confederacy. on the other hand, they're 52 years of his life before the civil war. i >> don't know if i reconcile them as much as i try to bring them together to have a complete understanding. and when we put that four years of his life, which is 5% in total perspective, is it what it is we want to remember? do we want to have a complete understanding of the entire it four years of his life? >> but that four years

either alex speaks to professor wade davis the fest away davis. welcome back to the alex ivan. chill. thanks very much, alex. wonderful to be with you again. i went, went there last year, a very famous rolling stolen article. you looked at the trump ascendancy and the unsettled corona vibe as a signaling the, the end of the american century have you had cause to revise that pin? well, yes, yes. and no alex is, you know, you write something like that and very much, i think that came out in august of 2020. when you know all of us for trying to answer this question, you know, what is this coded thing? what does it mean? what does it imply, you know, since and i have very much to revise some of my thoughts in that piece. and at the time i was no happy anticipation, you know, protected the ascendancy of china and in the wake of the passing of the american century. but it is a wonderful t shirt going on, a going around over here, that sort of reads on it. you know, shiny, gave us cove in america, gave us vaccines, or the west gave us vaccines. and there

. professor wade davis. welcome back to the alex island. chill. thanks very much, alex. wonderful to be with you again. oh, it went there last year, a very famous, so rolling stone article, you looked at lead from ascendancy and the onset of corona virus as signaling the, the end of the americans sensually, have you had cause to revise up in? oh yes, yes, and no alex's, you know, you write something like that and very much i think that came out in august of 2020 . when you know, all of us were trying to answer this question, you know, what is this coded thing? what does it mean? what does it imply? you know, since and i have very much to revise some of my thoughts in that piece and at the time i with no, i'm happy anticipation, you know, protected the ascendancy of china and in the wake of the passing of the american century. but as a wonderful t shirt going on, a going around over here, that sort of reads on it. you know, china gave us cove in america, gave us vaccines, or the west gave us vaccines. and the

our guest, antony davies and james harrigan. thanks for being on book tv. >> my pleasure, thank you. >> c-span has your unfiltered view of government. we're funded by these television companies and more, including cox. >> cox is committed to providing eligible families access to affordable internet through the connect to compete program, bridging the digital divide one connected and engaged student at a time. cox, bringing us closer. hi everyone, welcome and good evening. my name is

[applause] congressman davis, could you come up here, please? [inaudible conversations] would like to introduce john fogarty, the general counsel and seen counsel at clark hill and introduced the keynote speaker, representative davis. >> good morning. my name is john fogarty. i practice election law with the firm of clark hill in chicago. and, yes, this past year i've had the privilege of serving as rnla's general counsel. this morning i have a different kind of privilege, but a privilege nonetheless. introducing to you our next speaker, our keynote, my friend, congressman rodney davis. rodney represents illinois's 13th congressional district in the heart of illinois. heart of central illinois. first elected in 2012 in a district that the democrats drew for themselves, rodney's elections have never been one-sided affairs. and in 2012, rodney's margin of victory was a mere 1002 votes. in 2018, he won by a relative landslide, 2,058 votes and these have been nail biters and that election was called for his opponent, he did prevail. his election for

i second all of professor davi'' remarks. i would like to talk more personally in a micro way, professor davis has sketched out the big picture from 30,000 feet i want to describe what it felt like to be at the sharp end of the stick as the chinese government pummeled, destroyed apple daily. shortly after the national security law came into effect last year on july 1, police came to jimmy's house one morning in august a month after the lock him into effect. they put him in handcuffs and took him to the headquarters of apple daily. they marched him through the newsroom and took him off to the police station. they scooped up a couple other people. they charged them on very vague national security law charges. they were released on bail, although jimmy lai was put back in jail. other than a brief hiatus with his family when he was under house arrest, he has been in jail. for what? exercising freedoms that are promised. this is the basic law professor davis talked about. it has the seal of the people's republic of china on it but

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one of them coming from dennis davis. he claims he pulled up next to a pickup truck and talked to a man who fit laundrie's description near the tennessee/north carolina border on the appalachian trail overnight saturday. davis says the man asked him to directions for california. >> he said, me and my girlfriend just had a fight and she called me on the phone and she told me she loves me and i've got to get k california to see her. >> reporter: davis says the man was acting strange. >> he had this tight, dark, thick, black beard. very short beard and mustache. he had a bandanna, a dark-colored bandanna around his head so i couldn't see his hair or anything. >> reporter: back in florida, drone video shows the search continuing for laundrie where he a over the weekend tweeting, mama bear is getting angry. turn yourself in. other family members also sharing pictures with the hashtag, justice for gabby. her body was found in wyoming last month. her cause of death has not yet been determined. as for davis, the man who told poli

davis who heads global safety for facebook. it was surprising to us that what she tried to do was to minimize the information that was in these documents, to minimize the research, and to minimize the knowledge that facebook had. at one point i even reminded her the research was not third party research. the research was there. facebook's internal research. so they knew what they were doing. they knew where the violations were. and they know they are guilty. they know this. their research tells them this. last week in advance of our hearing facebook released two studies and said "the wall street journal" was all wrong. they had just gotten it wrong as if "the wall street journal" did not know how to read these documents. and how to work through this research. having seen the data that you've presented and the other studies that facebook did not publicly share, i feel pretty confident that it's facebook who has done the misrepresenting to this committee. here are some of the numbers that facebook chose not to share. and, mr. cha

. >>> republican congressman jim banks and rodney davis speak to the national policy conference in arlington, virginia. this is an hour. >> i'd like to introduce jim banks. he's represented the indiana third district since 2017. serves on the house committee on arm services and the house committee on education. also on veterans services. jim is making his way up here. he's a u.s. navy officer reserve and served in afghanistan from 2014 to 2015. he's a member of house leadership. it's the largest group in the republican caucus, correct? >> without a doubt. >> the last thing and i suspect that jim's maybe proud of this, he has the distinction of been kicked off the january 6th, so called bipartisan commission by nancy pelosi. with that, jim. thank you so much for being here. >> good morning. thank you very much, tom, for that great introduction. it's an honor to be with all of you today. thank you again for the invitation. i'm really humble that a group of lawyers would allow me to come and speak to you this morning. i'm really grateful for the work you do on behalf of the republican party esp

got to the beach davis saw the bite and i saw his leg. it looks like he had a red stripe on this. let's see he called but that was actually the davis says about a dozen surfers all came to shore to help. they used a surf least to apply a tourniquet soon. paramedics arrived within minutes the ambulance, he and then a couple minutes more today give a fire protection district paramedics. jonathan bauer and timothy say that this is something they've never experienced before. but they knew how to handle that ball. the cause was very unique. the attacked by the shark. >> that hitting injuries are treated basically the same all the time. being tonight for a stabbing wound or you noticed, stephanie, something. anything really they called in california highway patrol to airlift the man to santa rosa memorial hospital. both paramedics want to emphasize that shark attacks are extremely rare these are very, very infrequent. and so it shouldn't be a cause to concerned of the water. and so they're going to be doing an investigation and what. >> caused

davis last week here is what she said during her questioning. quote, when we do ads to young people, there are only three things that an advertiser can target around, age, gender, location which also prohibits certain ads to young people including weight loss ads we don't allow tobacco ads at all to young people, don't allow them to children, we don't allow them to minors, close quote. now, since that exchange happened last week, there are a number of individuals and groups including a group called the technology transparency project or ttp that have indicated that that part of her testimony was inaccurate, that it was false. ttp noted that ttp had conducted an experiment, just last month, and their goal was to run a series of ads that would be targeted to children ages 13 to 17 to users in the united states now, i want to emphasize that ttp didn't end up running these ads. they stopped them from being distributed to users but facebook did, in fact, approve them and as i understand it facebook approved them for an audience of up to 9.1 million u

davis. mr.hairman, i will yield back. >> i will yield to senator cruz for his question and i will be back shortly. >> thank you, mr. chairman. ms. davis, where are you right now? >> washington, d.c. in a conference room.r >> so you're in washington, d.c. why aren't you in this hearing room right now? >> this is where i was told to come. there's protocols for the safety of my family. >> facebook is in the process of hiding and taking accountability. you are not physically here even though you are blocks away from us. though you are sitting in a conference room but don't want to face senators and answer questions. last week a colleague of yours i guess didn't have the instinct of hiding. he came and was here for a hearing and we had hearings every week even with covid so it is witnesses that want to hide and avoid us that are not physically here and choose to do it over video but your colleague played the sergeant schultz game, remember the show hogan's heroes. his testimony essentially was i hear

and the victim paddle back to shore when they got to the beach davis saw the bite and i saw his leg. it looks like he had a red stripe on this. let's see he called but that was actually the davis says about a dozen surfers all came to shore to help. they used a surf least to apply a tourniquet soon paramedics arrived within minutes the ambulance, he and then a couple minutes more today give a fire protection district paramedics. jonathan bauer. >> and timothy saludo say that this is something they've never experienced before. >> but they knew how to handle that ball. the cause was very unique. the attack by a shark. >> that hitting injuries are treated basically the same all the time. being a knife or a stabbing wound or you noticed, stephanie, something. anything really they called in california highway patrol to airlift the man to santa rosa memorial hospital. both paramedics want to emphasize that shark attacks are extremely rare these are very, very infrequent. and so it shouldn't be a cause to concerned of the water. and so they're going to be doing an investigation on or what.

i know you have a relationship with mark davis. please check back in to tell us how that conversation goes. >>> we are following another breaking news story. let's talk about the brush fire threatening a high school in napa valley. this is the newell fire. it's burned about 10 to 20 acres so far. it is spreading fast, pushed by the gusty winds. the flames moving toward american canyon high school. we're told fire alarms at that school are going off as we speak. people in vallejo can see the spoke. we're seeing the wind direction. the wind is everywhere. peninsula, south bay, north bay. >> this time lapse shows you what's going on. that is the fast rate of spread as those embers are pushed really close to ground level giving that fire a quick run to the south. northwest winds throughout the day, gusting 20 to 30 miles per hour. as you see here, the current conditions that's where the high school is located. >> right now it's in the grass. >> in that open space east of the canyon. it's been going through the open space. the high scho

i'm to paula just way davis and examine decades. no, it's electro psycho way davis has been reflecting on the end of the medical century on the walls. consequences of american economic and political hedge money being supplanted by the apparently an example rise of china against about close of the war on tedder, professor parameter provided a voice of reason. i reconciliation between the west. i'm this womic world. one aspect of that breakdown of understanding it's a dangerous psychology of collectively where entire communities, countries, or religions are blamed for the actions of. this was a poisonous campaign tactic so often exposed by president trump. never has this danger been more apparent than in recent days. in britain, when a hugely respected mp was murdered with the only suspect being someone of somali inheritance, but in reality, listens didn't kill so david amos, no more than break the tears murdered the libra mpg cox. in 2016, they were killed by individuals against the back cloth of increasingly toxic lexical discourse.

last thursday, a message from miss antigone davis was simple. quote, this research is not a bombshell, end quote. and she repeated the line. not a bombshell. well, this research is the very definition of a bombshell. facebook and big tech are facing a big tobacco moment. a moment of reckoning. parallel is striking. i sued big tobacco as connecticut's attorney general. i helped to lead the states in that and i remember very, very well the moment in the course of our litigation when we learned of those files that showed not only that big tobacco knew that its product caused cancer, but that they had done the research, they concealed the files, and now we knew and the world knew and big tech now faces that big tobacco, jaw dropping moment of truth. it is documented proof that facebook knows its products can be addictive and toxic to children and it's not just that they made money. f again, it's that they valued their profit more than the pain that they caused to children and their families. the damage to self-interest and self-worth inflected by fa

so this actually has davies's corrections on it.ely fascinating. scott later wrote warmly in his diary about how comfortable the huts where. and davies' legacy remains with the huts preserved and still standing more than 100 years on. john danks, bbc spotlight, exeter. more than 300 people took their clothes off at the dead sea on sunday, to become part of artist spenser tunick s latest photo shoot. the photographer says he's trying to raise awareness of the environmental catastrophe unfolding there, by drawing attention to the region's natural wonder. tom bateman reports. they came in the desert sun with nothing to show but themselves. bare footsteps in front of the artist's lens. this mass of the living is here to highlight the fate of the dead sea. the photographer, spenser tunick, is on his third visit here, drawing attention to the sea's receding shoreline. all over the world he's used naked subjects to show the plight of the environment. we're very vulnerable, being nude can elevate information. but we're also affected by ever

we heard from miss davis, who heads global safety for facebook. and it was surprising to us that what she tried to do was to minimize the information that was in these documents to minimize the research and to minimize the knowledge that facebook had. at one point i even reminded her, the research was not 3rd party research. the research was their facebook's internal research, so they knew what they were doing. they knew where the violations were, and they know they are guilty. they know that their research tells them this, o, y asked week in advance of our hearing. facebook released to studies and said that the wall street journal was all wrong if they had just gotten it wrong, as if the wall street journal did not know how to read these documents. and how to work through this research. having seen the data that you've presented to and the other studies that facebook did not publicly share, i feel pretty confident that it's facebook who has done the misrepresenting to this committee. here are some of the numbers that facebook chose not to share.

out to the area where davis says he saw bruin.re he saw brian, but the sheriff says nothing of importance was found. meantime, as the search for brian stretches into day 15, the fbi is remaining quiet about where their efforts stand as they try to track the 23-year-old down on bank fraud charges. seemingly frustrate, gabby petito's mother had a message for brian in her first tweet on twitter. she says, quote: mama bear is getting angry. turn yourself in. and, of course, jon, the fbi is still asking the public to pull in those tips, so if you think you may have seen him,fbi cans you to call 1-800-call-fbi. jon: charles watson, thank you. grim updates in two missing persons cases. one body is found in florida, another in south carolina. alexandria ho finishing f has more on those investigations. >> reporter: these two women were both living and attending college in florida, both reported missing just days apart, and both met a brutal en, but police do not believe these cases are connected. yesterday authorities in orange county, flo

the agency reimburses elmore county for davis' grocery runs.ou look at a kid eating and think to yourself, you have no idea how hard that was to pull off. >> that's the part with my own kids. if you knew how hard that was to prepare the meal, you would klein it up for me. ( laughter ) >> reporter: at redland, relief, the next day's menu was set. beyond that, a mystery. mark strassmann, cbs news, wetumpka, alabama. >> o'donnell: much more news ahead tonight on "cbs evening news." world leaders are doing damage control after a scathing report on how and where they hide their billions. epaca lo she's the rock of the family. she's the person who holds everything together. it's a battle, you know. i'm going to be there. keytruda and chemotherapy meant treating my cancer with two different types of medicine. in a clinical trial, keytruda and chemotherapy was proven to help people live longer than chemotherapy alone. keytruda is used to treat more patients with advanced lung cancer than any other immunotherapy. keytruda may be used with certain chemot

raiders owner mark davis said. little to say about former head coach jon gruden.eral manager mike mayock says he's touching base with the players about their emotions and feelings regarding gruden's resignation tied to those offensive emails, he says the team is now trying to look forward. to what's next for the raiders. in regards to the jon gruden situation we all respect his decisions and we're going to move ahead accordingly. as far as the team is concerned. bottom line we're three and two week six. you know a lot of these interim head coach deals over the years. it's like week. 15 and guys are already packing their bags. that's not the case here. all of our goals are ahead of us. the raiders special teams coordinator rich beside a chia is now the interim head coach facility and the raiders take on the denver broncos. this coming sunday thursday night football returns tonight. right here on ktvu, fox news, tom brady and the reigning champs. the tampa bay bucks are in philadelphia. taken on those eagles. tonight's coverage begins with the thursday night footbal

the medical director of u c davis says the vaccine is a safe and effective defense against influenzane safe on campus and beyond. sometimes the flu just goes poorly and even young healthy strong people. >> with no underlying health can get really sick with the flu. the other reason is we want to help keep our community healthy. and so it the lower the key strain of influenza, the lower the cases of flu on campus, the less likely we're going to get other people everyone will have until november 19th to roll up their sleeves and to make it nice and convenient u c davis is actually offering the flu vaccines on campus starting tomorrow. you can come here to the recreation center and get it for free. >> many attending u c davis say they're in favor of the university's decision because took for the well-being of everyone. i think be a good idea for to get their flu shots. just with covid in the flu happening simultaneously. >> feel like it will be good. i personally haven't gotten yet. but if their mandate than i would others hadn't planned on getting the flu bill now. so now probably get

obviously though this move has totally infuriated david davis himself. he says it's a potentially libelous deal and his outrageous attack on free speech in the u. k. he says he was harpy spouting anything like what the anti vox is doing here in the u. k. and says that big a tech companies are starting a really worrying trend of strangling a free speech. now, in any case, vaccination, passports, all, quite contentious and controversial. i hear in the u. k, the public opinion isn't really swayed in favor of vaccination. possible it's, it's something that the government was tiptoeing around over the past few months, thinking it was going to roll it out in venues like night clubs in the future. obviously they haven't gone through with that just yet, but it's still an option on the table for the government at some point. but putting this all into context, then as the world is becoming all the more digitalized and online, many platforms are trying to be a bit safer, a bit more putting people under the spotlight and scrutinizing them in terms of safety on that

academic, but 1st, your tweets emails and messages in response to i should last think on we davis is thesis of the end of the american century. stephen wright says, excellent, pleased by caught in this professor. and this is 2nd. yes and is today i do watching at stephen next step, martin says hardly as biden and democrat. so the ones of course divides and continue to make it was rummage, teenager says alan salmon. sure was all time knowledgeable. and the best informative show. well, thank you. grammy and finally we kiki message from arthur mcmullin, who says, can we have a couple of anthropologists for north and says, this east west part of a mix of pious. now global politics over the last quarter century has been dominated by the tensions and struggles between the west on this swamp quote. one consistent and respected voice over that period has been not a professor lecturing and campaigning for greater understanding between the waste. i'm islam. now, in the aftermath of the kiosk, from couple alex interview professor on the prospects for the new professor, doctor last. but i'm and

davis was to really, ah, she didn't deny this last week. so how are they doing this? do they ab bring kids in to focus groups with their parents? how do they get that permission? she said they got permission from parents. is there a permission slip or a form that gets assigned and then how do they know which kids to target? i'm you bunch unpack, there i was there was maybe how did they recruit children for focus groups or did recruit, recruit teenagers? most tech companies have systems where they can, ah, analyze the data that is on their servers. so i, most of the focus groups i read are that i saw analysis of were around messenger kids, which has children on it. and, and those focus groups appear to be children interacting in person. i often large trucking companies use either sourcing agencies that will go and identify people who meet certain demographic criteria where they will reach out directly based on current data on the platform. over simple, on the case of messenger kids, maybe would want to study a child that was an active user and one that was a less activ

got to the beach davis saw the bite and i saw his leg. it looks like he had a red stripe on this. let's see he called but that was actually the davis says about a dozen surfers all came to shore to help. they used a surf least to apply a tourniquet soon. paramedics arrived within minutes the ambulance, he and then a couple minutes more today give a fire protection district paramedics. jonathan bauer and timothy say that this is something they've never experienced before. but they knew how to handle that ball. the cause was very unique. the attacked by the shark. >> that hitting injuries are treated basically the same all the time. being tonight for a stabbing wound or you noticed, stephanie, something anything really they called in california highway patrol to airlift the man to santa rosa memorial hospital. both paramedics want to emphasize that shark attacks are extremely rare these are very, very infrequent. and so it shouldn't be a cause to concerned of the water. and so they're going to be doing an investigation and what. >> caused t

davis last week. here's what she said. when we do ads to young people there are only three things in -- that an advertiser can target around -- age, gender, location. we prohibit certain ads to young people including weight loss ads. we don't allow tobacco ads at all. we don't allow them to children. since that exchange happened last week, there are a number of individuals including a group called the technology transparency project that have indicated that the testimony was inaccurate. they noted it conducted an experiment just last month. the goal was to run a series of ads that would be targeted to children ages 13-17 to users in the united states. i want to emphasize that tdp did not wind up running these ads. they stop them from being distributed to the users. but facebook did in fact approve them. facebook approves them for an audience up to 9.1 million users. all of whom were teens. i brought a few of these to show you. this is the first one i wanted to showcase. this first one is a colorful graphic encouraging kids

he has burns over 50% of his body was taken a u c davis medical center and critical condition. and this fire, it did burn right up against just a sound wall and it burned 2 trees close to home, but it did not burn any homes. >> well, happening tomorrow. the city of pleasanton is expected to declare a localm drought emergency, which means that customers are going to be required to reduce their water use by 15% at this point they don't think they're going to be penalties associated with overuse. but city officials say that that is something they could implement if they'd see people not conserving water like they're being asked. the city of fairfield. by the way, cracking down on sideshows on wednesday, the city's new ordinance on side show spectators is going to go into effect, which means that you if you're watching a sideshow could face a misdemeanor charge. so this new ordinance prohibits knowingly being a spectator at a sideshow or speed race. it's enforceable on all city roadways, public property and private property without the owner's consent. it applies to drivers passeng

mark davis spoke publicly today for the first time.omment as the nfl they have all the answers. his terse comments have to make you think there's plenty more going on behind the scenes, so davis basically left it for the raiders general manager mike mayock to speak. i know the human interest element here. i understand all the concerns from all the different constituencies i get it. but at the end of the day, our jobs are to win football games and we've got to get our focus back there. and that might sound cold and it might sound calculating. but at the end of the day, that's our job. didn't sound cold didn't sound calculated just sounds downright clueless to think about winning as your number one objective right now about trying to get the organization back together and in line with what most of the world thinks. wow team usa in the world cup qualifiers. they don't look like world beaters, but they did come out to where equal with costa rica 11 into the 65th minute, so geno's death threading it to timothy way, blasting a shot off the p

dennis davis says the man asked for directions to california. >> he said yeah, me and my girlfriend just had a fight, and she called me on the phone and told me she loves me, and i've got to get to california to see her. >> davis reported the encounter to police, and he says the man he spoke with had a dark, thick, black beard. davis described him as looking dishevelled and acting strange. >>> parents of small children are battling a unique problem. a diaper shortage. covid has affected the global supply chain for many items, but diapers have not yet recovered. that's led to short supply and higher prices. up more than 10% this year. the harsh weather in texas in february shut down plants that make a material used for diaper absorbency. >> we've been reporting about these shortages for the better part of a month now. >>> coming up, the college student dividing the internet, called the couch guy. why his reaction to a surprise by his girlfriend is now causing a viral sensation on tiktok. >>> but first, the 6-year-old boy whose entire future may hinge on the discovery of a 12,000-year-old