in the meantime, detective gibson was waiting to hear from dr.e assistant medical examiner for the city of st. louis. he had hired her to review that old autopsy. >> the thing that struck me first, just looking at the scene photographs, was the position of mrs. lovelace's arms. >> she says the photo show cory's body in full rigor. mortise like the detective, they believe the -- were out of sync. >> i estimate the time of death was somewhere 10 to 12 hours, prior to her photograph being taken that morning. somewhere around nine, ten or 11 pm, the night before. >> in other words, the night of february 13th, not the morning of february 14th, as curtis claimed. something else bothered her. turner -- as though something under cory's arms was removed. >> why were her hands not resting on the surface? whatever that object was, that her hands had been resting, on why wasn't it there anymore? >> turner noted the abrasion on corey's, face and the cut insider upper lip. to her, that suggested something had been pressed against the woman's mouth. >> then, se

gibson escaped uninjured. photos obtained by abc news show at least five bullet holes piercing the truck and packages. brandon case has been charged with attempting to cause bodily injury with a deadly weapon. and his father gregory case with conspiracy to commit aggravated assault. both have pleaded not guilty and are out on bail. their attorneys did not respond to abc's requests for comment. and tonight, gibson's attorney is calling for federal hate crime charges. >> there's no doubt in my mind this is a copycat crime. you have the gregory and brendan case, who seems to have copied off the mcmichaels, who chased ahmaud arbery because he was suspicious in a white neighborhood in georgia. >> reporter: fedex is now paying for gibson's therapy. but the victim says he's still angry, because fedex sent him back to the same neighborhood a day after the shooting and did not offer him paid leave until the incident became public. in a statement, fedex says employee safety is top priority, and they remain focused on gi

you spoke with gibson today. what did he tell you about what happened? >> reporter: well, don, he's upset. he's upset about what happened. he's upset also he says that the way police initially handled what he had to tell them, saying they were skeptical of his story going so far as to play devil's advocate, asking him if he'd done anything suspicious. and also upset at fedex, saying they put him on the very same route that day after the shooting. he's since taken a leave of absence but says he hasn't heard from fedex in over a week. they offered to pay for counselling sessions. he knows how early similar it is to what happened to ahmaud arbery. in his mind there's no mistake about what had. he said these two white men, father and son, tried to kill him because he's black. >> you're convinced that this was racism? >> yes, sir. >> why? >> i mean, what other reason would they be shooting me at nighttime? i hadn't said nothing to them. we had no type of interaction at all. like i said i did have on a full uniform. >> so this is about being black in america,

a gun at gibson's window of the delivery van. bullets piercing through gibson's rental truck. >> you were there. you were sitting in that truck that's riddled with bullets. >> those packages were almost directly behind me. it's kind of traumatizing. >> reporter: both men out on bail and facing felony charges. requests from abc news from comment from their attorneys have gone unanswered. gibson's attorney calling this incident an ahmaud arbery copycat crime. he's currently off the job, receiving therapy for the trauma and angry not just at the suspect, but police and his employer. he says the day after the shooting, fedex sent him back to the same neighborhood, and while they offered to pay for his therapy, gibson says they did not offer him paid leave until the incident became public. fedex says, employee safety is a top priority, and they remain focused on gibson's well-being. gibson is considering lawsuits against fedex, police, and the city. police have not responded to our request for comments, and the mayor says this is unde

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he seen but the union soldiers whipped and went back into fort gibson. the rebels was chased all over the country and couldn't find each other for a long long time the way he tell it. banks' family had been owned by a creek family and followed a post-leahola to kansas uncle. jacob had returned to indian territory with federal troops to fight the indians that stayed with the south. in his words a disheartened private are mcdermott from the 2020th, texas cavalry seemed to confirm uncle jacobs account. i believe they will whip us and whip us all the time until we are reinforced from texas at some other point. we got so much scatteredness in the stampede that we was three days getting together and not all have come in yet. it seems that confederate soldiers truly had scattered across the country and did not regroup immediately for a counter attack or another engagement. so this battle at honey springs proved to be the largest battle fought in indian territory based on numbers approximately 9,000 men met here. and nearly 6,000 can work approximately 9,000 clo

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chris gibson, thank you so much for coming on newswatch. thank you.c news carried a report from lucy manning about caroline flack, who took her own life two years ago this week. two months before the tv presenter killed herself, she had been charged with assaulting her boyfriend. two years on, her mother still doesn't have the answers about the way the police treated her. but what followed in that report, a still photograph of caroline flack, caught the attention of a number of viewers, including jo, who recorded this video. towards the end of the article, you should still image towards the end of the article, you showed a still image of caroline wearing a sparkly low—cut dress, but i noticed that you focused on her chest area before you moved up to show her face. now, i wondered why you'd done this, considering there's enough in the media about the objectification of women and girls, and you report on it fairly frequently yourselves. so itjust did seem a bit odd and rather disappointing actually. it seems to me that that kind of filming is part of th

gibson, the fedex driver, to stop, by waving a gun at him. mr.idn't know what was going on. he was able to speed away. but that's when something else happened. he found five bullet holes in his van. now he left with his life and was able to go back to his fedex station, call the police and try to sound the alarm that this should have never happened to him. he wanted the men responsible to be arrested but those men were not arrested until about eight days later. and listen to mr. gibson's lawyer talk about why they believe that there has just been a lack of justice so far in the investigation of the case, not only by the police dispatchers, but also by the brookhaven police department. take a listen. >> he called the police that evening after he got to the interstate and informed his boss, the police did not take it seriously. so his boss went down with him the next morning to the station to make an official report. he showed them the bullet casings, the vehicle with the bullets in it, and packages with the bullets. they allowed the cases eight da

gibson has said there were no words exchanged prior to this, so there was no prior interaction, and gibson'srney is alleging this is all because his client, quote, is african american. we haven't heard a word from the defendants. they have been charged here. but as a defense attorney, i really want to get your unique perspective. would you suggest that they come out, and, if nothing else, say this wasn't about race if it wasn't about race? and if not, how do you interpret their silence up to this point? >> so there's two imperatives. one is a public relations imperative which attorneys are really not that concerned about. you're more concerned about protecting the interest and liberties of your client and generally no good shall come from making any statement. but i would certainly want to know what led to this. if there were no words exchanged at all between the fedex driver who was shot at, and thank goodness to the distinction you raised earlier, is still alive, what led to this happening? what prior to this might have given you the indication that you needed to chase someone? were there

actually striking gibson's work van several times.eged shooter then got into the pickup truck and a chase ensued. it was eight days before this white father/son duo were arrested and they've both been charged with felonies and let out on bail. the similarities to the ahmaud arbery murder are hard to ignore. this morning, cnn's brianna keilar asked gibson about that. >> i can definitely see the similarities. that's why i feel it's my responsibility to speak up because ahmaud arbery didn't survive to speak up. i want to take it upon myself to do that for him and myself as well. >> if this was a black father and son and you were a white fedex driver, do you think this would be different? >> yes, ma'am, without question. i would have been arrested probably that same night. and not given bail at all. >> gibson says he is currently on unpaid leave and that fedex is paying for his therapy stemming from this incident. >>> it's a fun word game that seems to have taken the country by storm. it trns out wordle can also help save lives. the daugh

demontario gibson said there's no doubt he was targeted because he's black.ven, mississippi. 7:00 p.m. at night and out of nowhere, a white pickup truck tried to run him off the road and narrowly avoided the car to be confronted by another man mouthing for him to stop, swerved around that man and when he did, he says, five shots, at least five shots were fired into the hertz reynold van he was driving. the van had two huge insignias on it in full uniform. we talked to him yesterday. noticeably upset mostly because he knows he's lucky to be alive and how eerily similar this incident is to what happened to ahmed arbery. >> you're convinced this was racism. why? >> yes, sir. what other reason to be shooting at me at nighttime? no type of interaction. it was me at work. and i had full uniform. >> this is about being black in america, doing your job. >> yes, sir. >> you could have been another name like ahmed arbery. did you think about that? >> i did, that's why i speak for them as well as myself. >> gibson is also upset at the local police department who says wa

d'monterrio gibson, thank you for being with us this morning.ver is out on bond this morning, accused of driving drunk with 40 middle school students on board. >> stop. >> don't hit me. he's hitting me. >> investigators say 60-year-old mark mcneill had a blood alcohol level four times over the legal limit. according to the sheriff's office, he arrived at work smelling of alcohol, got on the wrong bus to pick up students at the a local middle school. when they tracked him down, he fell off the bus and was taken to the hospital where he tried to flee. mcneill is charged with dui, resisting an officer, and child neglect. whoa. that is every parent's worst nightmare. >> certainly is. >>> and ahead, two senators say the cia has been collecting data on americans in warrantless searches for years. we have new cnn reporting on that. >>> plus, any moment we're going to learn the fate of the russian skating star who failed a doping test at the olympics. what russia knew. >>> sting sold his catalog for nearly $300 million. you're thinking it does include p

feel better, and mel gibson, leave mel gibson alone to. >> from experience. >> very brave of you to say. >> thank you, thank you for the tomatoes. >> come on, man. >> does willis even care? >> d even think he thinks of this for one tenth of it. >> he laughs and laughs and laughs meanwhile the people who started the raspberries or whatever, they are like film school people who don't have careers, their claim to fame as i started the razz he sent ever night there like i hope bruce willis shows up and then will get on tv. >> they don't have an actual ceremony, do they? >> they do. bruce willis, he is one of the guys that gets a pass for life, when you do die hard, when you do pulp fiction,. >> and 6 cents. >> here's the pretend like you didn't understand the ending. whenever you go, it so much fun just to watch heads explode, yo like wait a minute, why couldn' he opened the door. i don't get it. it is hilarious. >> we will do that when the shows over a. cash? some of these movies he's only in for a little bit. he just pulls up a paycheck, gone parity probably did one a month. fifth element

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well, in terms of the quote um where you know the gibson quote. basically we like to create narratives in this country. we like to create this narrative that on the united states, any problems we have, we fix that every that. oh, we establish this democracy. that if it's not perfect, it just gets more and more perfect as time goes on and that, you know, racism ended with dr. king, you know, we like to create these narratives instead of understanding that history is hard, history is difficult. and we need to confront our history in order to create a more perfect union and, and to bring justice to every community in this country. and a lot of us don't want to reconcile with our history now at a we're at a point where republicans are actually trying to banned books, you know, and not just any books. we're talking children's books about rosa parks and about doctor king and anything that that mentions racism. because we don't want to confront our history, which again, keeps us from confronting our present. we don't love, we don't love history. our hist

why did you quote the poet, reggie gibson, as americans we actually hate history, and what we love is nostalgia and i should say, of course sir frederick douglas. i think that's why it's in february in the u. s. a . favors the say said i have no patriotism. i cannot have any love for this country or its constitution. yeah, um, so i think there are a lot of things we could say about there won't rent in terms of the quote, i'm with the gibson quote. basically we like to create narratives in this country. we like to create this narrative that on the united states, any problems we have, we fix that every that. ah, we establish this democracy. that if it's not perfect, it just gets more and more perfect as time goes on. and that, you know, racism ended with dr. king, you know, we like to create these narratives. instead of understanding that history is hard, history is difficult, and we need to confront our history in order to create a more perfect union and, and to bring justice to every community in this country. and a lot of us don't want to reconcile with our history now at a we're at

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that say the ethiopian people and government a damning the water to starve egypt and sudan wyndham, gibson, and not yes, would on his when the must, rob chiral and cartoon have long been pushing for a binding deal over the filling and operation of the den. but the talks broken by the african union have failed to achieve a breakthrough. now to some of the other global business stories making news, germany's central bank fears, europe's largest economy, has fallen into its 2nd pandemic recession due to the impact of co 19 restrictions . the buddhist bank says gdp will probably be negative this quarter, falling on from a fall of 0.7 percent at the end of last year. however, the bank expects germany would quickly bounce back from a recession on monday, morocco in israel sign, a trade deal aimed at more than tripling their current trade volume to $500000000.00. the 2 countries are looking at broadening cooperation and collaboration in innovation. morocco is real normalize relations in 2020 credit suisse is facing allegations. it has been handling dirty money for decades and investigation led by

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and it was all rock and roll for team gb�*s lilah fear and lewis gibson on the ice rink as they dancedtish pair sit 10th after today's performance, with attention now turning to monday's free dance. there was a terrific game at headingley in rugby league's super league today, with warrington coming from behind. with warrington coming from behind late in the game to beat 12—man leeds rhinos by 22 points to 20. eight time super league champions leeds led for much of the first half before josh charnley scored one of his two tries to send warrington injust two points behind at the break. the rhinos extended their lead in the second half, but with six minutes left on the clock it was 20 points all when connor wrench crossed the line. that left his team—mate stefan ratchford to conquer his nerves. that he did, completing a memorable 22—20 win for the wolves. its currently 16—10 to huddersfield against toulouse. that's all from sportsday. you can catch up with more on the bbc sport website, but from all of us, goodbye. a little bit of brightness to end the day across some parts of the country

behind afterjust two minutes in this one and 22—7 down at one stage but this clever try from jamison gibson—parklled his team back to within touching distance. but france would soon respond as cyril baille restored their lead in paris. france lead the six nations table with two wins from two. england take on italy in rome tomorrow — a match they've got to win, after scotland beat them at murrayfield last week. eddiejones has made wholesale changes to the side, eight in total. harry randall will replace ben youngs at scrum—half and earn his third england cap. attack coach martin gleeson has promised that england will play their own game and use the defeat against scotland in a positive way. you learn, don't you? you figure things out and think, what can we get better? and you learn more any defeat than you do any victory. hopefully in the long run, it could be good for us. but yeah, there was a lot of learning from that, and a lot of things to take forward going into this week. let's move on to football where it's now three games without a win for manchester united in all competitions after they

. >>> a teenager is missing. 15-year-old kendall gibson, last seen in the bayview neighborhood of san pablo. he may have been spotted earlier this morning. investigators say he's considered at risk. if you see him, make sure you call the sheriff's office. >>> a did you development in the deadly shooting at the san francisco civic center b.a.r.t. station. b.a.r.t. police say several officers were already at the station when the shooting happened. two officers who had just stepped off the train, were able to take the suspected gunman into custody. the victim was rushed to the hospital, but did later die. police say the shooting tend to be -- >> last night our -- he did invoke his rights, so as of this morning we're still trying to figure out the motive. >> they're also going to examine ground-level surveillance to determine what led up to the shooting. >>> let's switch gears, and going to something happier. southern california, lieu how sunny it looks. kickoff now less than 48 hours away. >> raj mathai joins us from the stadium. it must be fun just having conversations with some of the

gibson, about 24, was working as a fedex driver delivering packages.s in a hertz rental van but in full uniform and he said brandon and gregory case accosted him, tried to get him to pull over. brandon case, the son, waved his gun around, and demon theriault said i'm not going to stop if someone is waving a gun at me, so he sped off to get away from them. that's when he discovered five bullet holes in his van. now, what made matters worse is he says he called police dispatch and they didn't take him seriously. he says he then called and went down to the brookhaven police department, but it took them eight days for father and son, brandon and greg i can vry case, to come into the police department and be criminally charged. he says it's quite simple -- he was a black man in a neighborhood where these two white men didn't think he belonged, and that is why he believes they shot at him. he also says this reminds him of a similar case in brunswick, georgia. take a listen. >> honestly, in my humble opinion, i think they were because after the initial shots

stadium, of course, in the backdrop courtney gibson is back with us and we're so happy about that, jim lebenthal, pete najarian, the co-founder of the market rebellion.com. let's check the markets first and we're coming off the worst day for stocks in three weeks, the ten-year holding above 2%. the dow is negative. the s&p, nasdaq is negative and the russell 2000 getting a little bit of a lift i want to begin with liz inflation, bullard freaked the market out now the market's pricing in more hikes. now we're talking about 50 bases points off the bat in march. how do we need to think about the market now >> i think we have to think about this period between now and march 16th as being the most dramatic period in the market, maybe all year so here's the bad news the bad news is that inflation is uncomfortably high, right the other piece of bad news is that the yield curve has flattened meaning there's fear in the market that we might make a mistake and the good news is that bullard freaked us out and we're pricing in the worst and the most hawkish thing that can happen and we're expectin

this is 15-year-old kendall gibson. he was last seen in the bay view neighborhood of san pablo shortly before midnight yesterday. investigators say he may have been spotted near a shopping center early this morning. investigators say he is considered at risk. so if you see him, you are urged to call contra costa county sheriff's office. >>> another school walkout today in oakland. nbc bay area sky ranger overhea merge nearly a dozen schools. the closures were approved earlier this week and it sparked protests, even a hunger strike by two teachers. the district says enrollment is down so it has to close or merge schools. >>> open today on the peninsula, those new express lanes on highway 101. you can now use the new lanes between redwood city and the santa clara county line. here's how it works, though. if you're the only person in your car, you'll have to pay to drive in what used to be the hov lane and you have to have a fast track. your toll will be based on the amount of traffic on the road. it can range from 50 cent

i wanted to point out that there was a quote that jack dorsey recently gave from william gibson when he was interviewed by michael sayler. and he's the quote is that the future is already here. it's just not evenly distributed yet. and he was talking about el salvador and that the future is here and it's, i'll salvador. and this is one thing that also makes me think of today and the context of our history and our shared history. because all humans, we have a shared history. but in the united states and el salvador, we have a uniquely, some might say, disturbing history, right? but so el salvador had been run and still to this day there's a remnants of it this, the, for the kotor say, alaska torso, the, the 14 families. and in the united states, a lot of our problems also come from a low sto, say, the 12 fed banks. so the 14 families or the 12 banks, they control distribution of wealth. and what happens is that they do it in conspiracy form a cartel of 14 families. they form like secret meetings of f o m c meetings to determine and conspire the price of money or how much wealth they'r

got reaction to the episode from derek gibson, who's running to be new york state govern. i think it's very helpful critical when you change the definition of the so call people call us a, a put out there. and obviously, you know, to come out and make that statement against a goal, which was, she was wrong, but she's clearly a and they should go back in a statement. and i guess what she said, because she's got no thing without international dates coming un 30 minutes and even got time. check out our website. no more. the stories that come with the man, it always was impossible. day. first day, a saved of the government, police, public governments b, they say similar to any asleep on please don't budget wise, my private life won't touch. my business won't budge my freedom and this is an impossible contradiction. you are chatting with geography, the nutrition which on the nucleus you it's on the coming from. gotcha regime. kim? hi sharon, my name is rob lee with me. i have to. yeah. that it's latoya this summer, rudy mcgrew, she been wholesale and kelly recruiting quote and

we got reaction to the whole episode from derek gibson, who's running to be new york state given i think it's very helpful critical when you change the so call people of color us definitely say put out there. and for the a, c, e o to come out and make that statement against a goal, which was she was wrong, but she's clearly a and they should go back and do some soul searching them. separate body dump either make a statement or what she said because she's deaf. no and what not wraps it up for this news. our thanks so much for a company on the dates of the top down. ah well, the fund i make no, no borders line to tease and you as a merge, we don't have with maxine who worried needs to be ready. people are just. 2 come in, we can do better, we should be doing better. everyone is contributing each in their own way. but we also know this crisis not go on forever. the challenge is going to respond has been massive. so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we are in it together with your channels. can i get a jacket, nick with johnny mich, michigan, sending them from

we got reaction to this from there it gibson is running to be new york state given i think it's very hypocritical when they change their lives matter. so call people of color definition they put out there and by the c o to come out and make a statement against the goal there, which was because she was wrong. but she is clearly aligned with the things and they should go back in all searching themselves before they dump out and make a statement of what she said, because she's definitely cal event with updates for you at the top of the hour. and don't forget, last one, use on our website one on check, most stories out and i'll see dot com. ah. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race is on offense. very dramatic. development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult time time to sit down and talk. humanity always wants the impossible they 1st day a say to the government, police probably you government b. they say similar to any history, or please don't to

well, we got reaction to the whole debacle from derek gibson, who's running for new york state governor. i think it's very helpful critical when you change the definition of the so call people call us a point out there and obviously, you know, to come out and make this statement against a goal, which was she was wrong. but she is clearly a and they should go back in a statement of what she said because she's deaf now, why do we have accident with a continuation and updates? what are breaking news story here on the international? russia has reacted and responded that is to other german media regulator essentially blocking our t d. r. system channel. more details to come with our senior correspondent in about hoffman with .

well, we got reaction to the whole episode from derek gibson, who's running to be the well, the new york state governor. i think it's very helpful critical when you change it, but there's not a so call people call us a put out there. and obviously, you know, to come out and make that statement against a goal there, which was she was wrong, but she is clearly a and they should go back and do some soul searching them separate body, dump on or make a statement of what she said. because she's deaf. no, no, no, i'd wrapping up the news cost without a live from moscow $1.00 or 2 international. thank you for sharing a time with us here in moscow. we are back with more in about 29th in look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings except where such order that conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about personal intelligence at the point, obviously is too great trust rather than fear. with the area with artificial intelligence, real, somebody with a robot must protect its own e

it gibson who's running to be new york state given i think it's very hypocritical when you change and there's not a so call. people call us definition a put out there. and obviously, you know, to come out and make that statement against a goal. she was wrong, but she's clearly all right. well with and they should go back in a statement, i guess what she said, because she's deaf. no, i'm not going to write up today. thanks for your company. and don't forget that we have lots more new stories available on the website, check them out by having to come ah, a . as long as the humans are at the end of the day, self interested, you can pretty well predict which way bitcoin is going. and the fact that nations will make it legal tender and they'll be a war going on in the high rise algorithm . so neural networks have been following us everywhere. we look online because our relationships are what matters most to us. that's how we find meeting and how we make sense of our place in the silicon valley. see, don't mention in that slick presentations. however, other ghost workers who train the softw

we got reaction to the whole episode from terry gibson, who's running to be new york state governor. i think it's very hypocritical when they change their lives matter. so call people call us definition they put out there and by the c o to come out and make a statement against the goal, which was because she was wrong. but she clearly ally and well, the 80 and they should go back in all searching themselves before they dump out and make a statement of what she said because she's definitely reshay company here. and i'll tell you right up to date sal return with more lots of stores in 30 minutes. mm mm. bring you the very latest every out the day. this is our national from everyone here with humanity always wants the impossible. they 1st date 8 say to the government, police probably you government b. they say similar to any italy or please don't touch my, my private life won't touch my business. don't watch my freedom. and this is an impossible contradiction. ah well come to the alex salmon. sure. where we examine with a highly infectious oma conveyance of novel corona virus, is really