i made a promise to doreen.n i will do whatever i can to help you find your son. >> helping, walking mean streets. >> the halls are more abandoned then occupied. it's a rough neighborhood. >> that thursday morning, lieutenant larry had teamed up with jim, fellow roseville detective at the time. >> we were just coming to dead ends, and, we walked out of one of the houses. and, there was a penny lying in the street. and it had the heads up. i picked it up. i said, this is it. this is it. >> your luck has turned? >> yes, my luck has turned. a short time after that. we had a ride. and we ended up here. >> it was the first house that they checked, after he had found the lucky penny just minutes before. how >> we got here. why we got here. i can explain. >> i see a little footpath, someone had gone through their some point in the summer. i made my way up to what used to be the porch. and i look in, houses all burned out. as i think around the corner, i saw some flip-flops here. i stepped in further. and, i saw the bod

are on the rise we get more from rehema ellis >> reporter: for months, doreen swardal suffered extreme joint pain and fatigue >> it took me a year and four different doctors to get a diagnosis. >> reporter: and that diagnosis was alpha-gal syndrome, typically caused by a bite from a lone star tick >> that tick bite leads to an allergic response to th alpha-gal sugar that's found in red meat and after you eat red meat, then you drop the allergic reactions. >> reporter: doreen says now she's also allergic to dairy and even gelatin and according to a new report from the cdc, out of 1,500 doctors surveyed, 42% have never heard of alpha-gal syndrome, and 35% said they weren't confident of their ability to detect or treat it symptoms include hives, itching, abdominal pain, vomiting, and chest tight ens. the cdc says alpha-gal syndrome, traditionally found in mid-atlantic states, is spreading 110,000 suspected cases have been identified since 2010, but experts estimate the true number affected is closer to 450,000. >> the challenge is getting to those primary care front line providers that ar

and after you eat red meat, then you develop the allergic reactions. >> reporter: doreen says now sheergic to dairy and even gelatin. according to a new report from the cdc, out of 1500 doctors surveyed, 42% had never heard of alpha-gal syndrome, and 35% said they weren't confident of their ability to detect or treat it. symptoms include hives, itching, abdominal pain, vomiting and chest tightness. the cdc says alpha-gal syndrome, traditionally found in midatlantic states, is spreading. 110,000 suspected cases have been identified since 2010, but experts estimate the true number affected is closer to 450,000. >> the challenge is getting to those primary care front line providers that are seeing patients and having them become aware so we can speed the diagnosis. >> reporter: doctors say use tick repellent, do frequent checks, and keep to trails to avoid the kind of precautions doreen has to take. is it t fair to say this has changed your life? >> very fair to say that anything i put into my body, i have to monitor. >> reporter: a call for awareness of an illness understood far too lit

for months, doreen suffered extreme joint pain. >> it took me a year and four doctors to get a diagnosiss was alpha gal syndrome, typically caused by a bite from a lone star tick. >> that tick bite leads to an allergic response to the alpha gal sugar found in red meat, and. >> doreen says now she's also allergic to dairy and even gelatin, and according to a new report from the cdc, out of 1,500 doctors surveyed, 42% had never heard of alpha-gal storm and 35% weren't confident of their ability to treat it. symptoms include hives, itching, abdominal pain and chest tightness. alpha gal syndrome, typically found in mid atlantic states is spreading. 110,000 suspected cases have been identified since 2010, but experts estimate the true number affected is closer to 450,000. >> the challenge is getting to those primary care front line providers that are seeing patients and having them become aware so we can speed the diagnosis. >> reporter: doctors say use tick repellant, do frequent checks and keep to trails to avoid the kind of precautions doreen has to take. >> is it fair to say that it has c

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doreen says. well done, rishi. this the best thing to this is the best thing to happen.> that's precisely the >> and that's precisely the reaction seeking. yes, reaction he's seeking. yes, well, that's good. >> it's working. >> it's working. >> it's working. >> it won't come to anything. >> it won't come to anything. >> martin says. brilliant news, definitely of definitely the right course of action. lobby, action. ignore the eco lobby, rishi, because majority rishi, because the vast majority of people are with of level headed people are with you. um, ken says, i'm sorry to state the obvious, michelle, but the planet's been around for millions of years and be so millions of years and will be so long many of us have gone. long after many of us have gone. it boiling , he says. but it is not boiling, he says. but yeah, in in summary, lots and lots of support . but yeah, in in summary, lots and lots of support. but i yeah, in in summary, lots and lots of support . but i would say lots of support. but i would say for rishi sunak's agenda there. but do disagree with him. get i

baroness doreen lawrence said her "hope has been in vain" and the crown prosecution service announcementouth london in 1993. twitter�*s new rival — threads, which was launched by facebook owner meta — has attracted 30 million users twitter�*s new rival — threads, which was launched by facebook owner meta — has attracted 30 million users in less than 2a hours. now, twitter is reportedly considering legal action against them for intellectual property violations. our north america technology correspondent james clayton reports. threads launched 2a hours ago, yet it's had a rise that's really incomparable to any other social media company. mark zuckerberg says that 30 million people havejoined up. to put that into context, it took instagram two months to get to 1 million users. behind me is the global hq of twitter. i've been inside it, and there are floors with just no one working in them. elon musk has sacked hundreds and hundreds of people. i've been speaking to some of those people today. they say how sad it is that a product they've spent years, often, working on is under threat. elon m

. >> reporter: doreen says now she's allergic to dairy and gelatin.ding to a new report, out of 1500 doctors surveyed, 35% said they weren't confident of their ability to detect or treat it. symptoms include hives, itching, abdominal pain, vomiting and chest tightness. cdc says the syndrome is spreading. experts estimate the true number affected is closer to 450,000. >> the challenge is getting to those primary care frontline providers that are seeing patients and having them become aware so we can speed the diagnosis. >> reporter: doctors say use tick repellant. do frequent checks. is this fair to say it has changed your life? >> anything i put into my body i have to monitor. >> reporter: a call for awareness of an illness understood far too little. rehema ellis, nbc news. >>> coming up on "early today," you may find yourself skipping the starbucks line with coffee that is good t to the last drop. >>> trarader joe's hasas anonot rrecall, thihis t time on brocc c chededdar soup.. this i is knowin susuperheroes.s... can n use a sidedekick. ♪ walgreens.

flip it doreen. don't you worry. flip it that you might coming to that way.g to work like ted the guy. work feeling like ted the guy. don't worry, flip it. that way. what going real world. join me at 7:00 on gb news. as britain's news . gb news. as britain's news. channel hello there. >> i'm michelle dewberry with you till 7:00 tonight. alongside me, former brexit party mep and journalist martin daubney and co—founder of novara media, aaron bastani. freddie says as michelle opened a toilet sales business or something on the side, no , i'm not paid to side, no, i'm not paid to promote japanese toilets. i can assure you of that. he just when he mentioned japan , i don't know he mentioned japan, i don't know why he took brain into a very why he took my brain into a very strange place. and if you know, you know, that's i can say you know, that's all i can say to you. mark says the greater manchester tram network operates with ticket machines or apps, and that runs all right. so why suddenly is it a problem when it comes rail network? oh, comes to the rail network

his parents, baroness doreen lawrence and doctor neville lawrence, became really well—known figures in really well—known figures in the uk fortheir campaign and really well—known figures in the uk for their campaign and there has been a number of different police investigations, a number of different official inquiries, an inquest, that have looked at the case. it has become a really well—known case in this country. we had an investigation ourselves, i did, week at the bbc into elements of the first investigation and failures in the first investigation. it's become probably the most notorious racist murder in the uk. can you take us through that early investigation? what went so wrong? by, investigation? what went so wrong? number of things went wrong. there was a very specific thing that didn't happen which was the subject of significant criticism by the public inquiry and that was the failure to make arrests quickly of key prime suspects. the group, and the prime suspects in the case, there were five of them. four of their names were put into the police investigation within 24 hours,

doreen. james, back to you. 7.16, and for your money this morning. wendy's unveils new cold brew and it's based on their frosty. and wells fargo is doing well enough. reward their shareholders. jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories and more. hi, jane haidar a good morning. so wells fargo announced a 30 billion dollar share buyback program. so. >> so typically signs of confidence in the future of the company. it also said it will increase the dividend. so this comes after wells fargo be earnings and revenue expectations. this flurry of interest rate increases that we've got from the federal reserve the past year and a half or so has really boosted these big financial institutions. well, social media site x formally twitter. it's offering hefty discounts to lure back ad dollars. wall street reports x this week began offering some advertisers reduced pricing on video ads that run alongside the list of trending topics. they get the brands. the 24 hour placement above those trending topics and it's also offering 50% off any new bookings of ha

host: this is doreen, but luge louisiana -- baton rouge, louisiana. good morning. doreen?hen we will go to thomas. caller: good morning. it is funny to watch these republicans. it is very dangerous what they are doing. they have come out openly and said they do not want anyone to -- want anymore democracy. putting down the fbi is a strategy. the woman before me summed it up perfectly. host: that is ed in the virgin islands, our last caller in this first segment of the washington journal. coming up, a discussion of the nato summit happening this weekend. we are joined by benjamin freeman, and later this morning, neil king joins us to discuss his book "american ramble" and what he learned on a walk from washington dc to new york city. ♪ >> c-span is the place to turn to see this year's national governors association meeting with comprehensive coverage. it all starts live from atlantic city. governors will address issues around mental health, maternal health, public health, along with disaster response. watch c-span's washington journal live as incoming nga chair spencer cobb

. >> as baroness doreen lawrence said, existing police misconduct processes do not command the public'snfidence , saying public's confidence, saying their application can be inconsistent , joint and inconsistent, joint and confusing . confusing. >> it's been a funny old few days of weather, a funny old, funny, old few days, often warm. yeah.i funny, old few days, often warm. yeah. i went to the fair where i live at the weekend and we had to endure six hours of umbrellas and ponchos and flip flops in wet grass . yeah, it wasn't wet grass. yeah, it wasn't really. i was lying about you banking on it was dark ish and showers were coming in and out. >> and then, you know, it would go for a long periods. it looked as if it was going to rain. and it didn't rain. >> hot, though, despite all the water and the rain and the everything steaming, so muggy, all been in a sauna. all day i've been in a sauna. but that wasn't the worst of it. like sauna. no, that's a bit much breath away. much on my breath away. >> was a song there. don't >> it was a song there. don't >> it was a song there. don't >> ac

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but basically, stephen's mother, baroness doreen lawrence, said it should not have taken a journalister politics he's got or hasn't got or anybody has, that should not be the basis of any business, not doing especially a bank and making a basic, you know, a non—person. and i did watch a clip of him where he got really upset and he said he might have to leave the country. i mean, some people say that he's been hoisted by his own petard. but i think i actually felt sorry for him. and that shouldn't happen to and it's really scary to anyone. and it's really scary that just him and he that it's not just him and he attacked family. and now attacked his family. and now nonh attacked his family. and now north they basically if north korea, they basically if they accuse you of a crime , they they accuse you of a crime, they take three members of your family like generational and how is that any different to them targeting his family who've got nothing to do with what he decides to do in politics is one thing. his family is a separate issue. so that it it's a confusing one for someone who is a

but basically, stephen's mother, baroness doreen lawrence, said it should not have taken a journalisttics he's got or hasn't got or anybody has, that should not be the basis of any business, not doing especially a bank and making a basic, you know, a non—person. and i did watch a clip of him where he got really upset and he said he might have to leave the country. i mean, some people say that he's been hoisted by his own petard. but i think i actually felt sorry for him. and that shouldn't happen to and it's really scary to anyone. and it's really scary that just him and he that it's not just him and he attacked family. and now attacked his family. and now nonh attacked his family. and now north they basically if north korea, they basically if they accuse you of a crime , they they accuse you of a crime, they take three members of your family like generational and how is that any different to them targeting his family who've got nothing to do with what he decides to do in politics is one thing. his family is a separate issue. so that it it's a confusing one for someone who is a lefty