greer eventually found out.n you save her? greer believed the message was not written by rebecca, it was written about her. >> she saved max. at the time you have to look at this in context. >> reporter: remember, rebecca said she did cpr on max after he fell. >> so at the time those words were written, max was still alive. >> max was alive -- >> and maybe because of her efforts. >> it wasn't maybe, it was exactly because of her efforts. that's why it's the key to the case. because i know whoever committed the murder knew that rebecca had saved max. >> reporter: it was, he said, a small circle. mostly family. >> i had an eyewitness who put dina shacknai at the scene of the murder that evening. >> reporter: dina, the grief stricken mom. could she have blamed rebecca and then sought revenge? remember, mary recalled her sister saying, dina's going to kill me. >> where were you when rebecca zahau died? >> i don't know what time rebecca zahau died, but i was at the hospital all night. >> reporter: in 2013, keith gree

evan greer, thank you so much for coming on.— for coming on. thank you for havin: for coming on.try college in nigeria have been released. the students were brought by police to a station in the north—western city of kaduna. reports say a ransom was paid to the kidnappers. in atlanta in the united states, a sacked white police officer is to get his job back despite facing murder charges for fatally shooting a black man lastjune. rayshard brooks was shot outside a restaurant by garrett rolfe, who faces life in prison or the death penalty if convicted. he lost his job after the shooting but a police oversight board has ruled that his dismissal did not follow due process. to colombia now and anti—government protests have entered an 8th day with demonstrators gathering across the country. at least 2a people, including a police officer, have died since the protests began. the un is urging security forces to refrain from using firearms. more than 800 people have been injured in clashes between police and demonstrators while more than 80 people are reported as missing. the nationwide ra

in the female eunuch greer wrote in the final analysis women aren't really free until they're libidos are recognized as separate entities. betty ferdan personally invited robert rimmer, ah, you may not know you may not remember robert rimmer. there was this enormous bestseller in the 60s early 70s called the herod experiment. yes, which described a college campus where the students would be assigned to roommates-based purely on their computer-generated compatibility and everybody would have affairs with everybody else and everybody would be constantly having sex with everyone else and they would be no jealousy and no marriage and it would all be blissful and fantastic and okay. so this guy will of course, he sold a huge number of books, especially on college campuses and but here's the point. i'm trying to bring out. the national organization for women betty friedan's group and the american association of use university women sought his advice about the cultural construction of gender roles. feminists joined hands with libertines like hugh hefner. hefner supported the now legal defens

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>> reporter: greer made an impromptu appearance at a news conference called by several city leaders last address violent crime. nationwide, it continues the sharp upward trend that began in 2020. compounding matters, the police department has seen an exodus of recent retirements, resignations and leaves of absence. chief medaria arradondo pleaded for the community's help... >> i am down about a third of our department. we cannot do this work alone. we have got to come together, this violence cannot continue. >> reporter: even as some city leaders and citizens express concern about an understaffed police department just when crime is rising in minneapolis, critics of the police department say the answer to the spike in violent crime is not necessarily to hire more officers. >> i don't think that we need more cops. >> reporter: corenia smith heads yes 4 minneapolis, a black-led coalition of citizen groups campaigning to dismantle the police department. they successfully launched the petition drive to put the issue before voters in november. the idea came up soon after floyd's killing when

redder than christina greer's glasses, because she is a full-blown right winger. you don't get into house leadership in this era without being a right winger. i'm not here to tell anybody that liz cheney is less of a right winger today than she was a year ago. the only thing that's happened is this cultism, we have to call it for what it is, in the party. so with that in mind i want to play a little bit of what our own reporters, cal perry, found out in wyoming. again, with her being from a family legacy of right wingers. take a look. >> you're not supposed to go vote your conscience to represent wyoming. you're supposed to represent wyoming. >> she basically stabbed us in the back with she felt it was the right thing to do. well, i didn't vote for her for her feelings. >> she's a traitor. >> why? what did she do? >> well, she's a republican and then she votes against the republican president? she's a traitor. >> professor? >> i mean, first of all, we need to look at wyoming as a state. so these folks that were interviewed pretty much represent a large swath of th

facebook and twitter the okay to flag all news about the will hand lab as disinformation last year. evan greer points out that facebook's reverse on this makes it clear how arbitrary and effective these rules can be. even though he says that this could be used by the right wing. then glen greenwald called for accountability, and someone named new deal hawk said this is a lot of resentment to put out there, considering that we still don't know one way or another. so that's a dissenting voice saying, why are we accusing facebook of retracting this when the truth is that we don't really loudly theory is still pretty improbable just now being considered serious. i mean, se, thank you. john chancellor, i'm going to america. he's meeting the leaders of the countries 16 states to discuss next moves in loosening corona virus restrictions, one measure being considered is vaccinating children in the capitol schools a partially open and staggered timetables. i mean that pupils aren't all in classrooms at the same time. oh, leander quickly prints out the latest worksheets before math class. the last time

this was a leak theory. months ago, so much for the fact tracker checkers director. evan. greer's says facebook reversal makes it clear how arbitrary and ineffective these rules can be. and journalists, glenn greenwald, writes major media outlets spend a year demonizing the lab league theory, as an insane conspiracy theory. any accountability turning to germany's fight against the corona virus now, and also talks today with state premier st. john's. the uncle of medical says germany will stop vaccinating children from the age of 12 beginning in june or nation. is to be completely voluntary and will not be a prerequisite for attending school for traveling. biotech, 5 up and madonna have applied to the appeal methods agency to have that vaccines approve flatter lessons? is chancellor michael can know numerous or couldn't the, as you know, vaccine privatization will end on june 7th, after which point children and young people will be eligible for a vaccination appointment. they can make one either at a doctors office or alternatively at one of the vaccination centers in symptoms. now shou

i've been speaking to evan greer who's a digital rights activist and i asked him what he made of these individual moderation decisions, especially ones about high profile individuals like former president trump, we are missing the point which is that facebook�*s business model of harvesting our data and using it to algorithmically amplify and suppress certain content is fundamentally incompatible with democracy. we can go back and forth all day about whether or not he should have been banned, how long he should be banned for but in the end that is not going to solve that fundamental problem. we need comprehensive policies to address the harms of big tech. but given all that you have to make decisions and just wishing them away by saying that we need stronger oversight or whatever, in the here and now, decisions have to be made about whether or not donald trump is allowed back on. that's certainly right and i think it makes sense we're having this conversation and donald trump is a repugnant human being that has used facebook and other platforms to espouse racism and other harmful ide

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gun jammed -- spoiler alert -- but there's a moment where john goes to rescue and save, you know, greeras really good to see that, and i think what representation does is so important, and we want that to inspire so many young girls out there that maybe thought that that wasn't possible for not for them that they can go ahead and try to get that, too. >> trevor: michael b. jordan is now a moviemaker and producer. you have a movie deal with amazon, creating content, you're helping others create, you're a superstar in every right. 2021 people you're voted sexiest man alive. where does life go from here for michael b. jordan. what are your goals now? it's downhill from here, let's be honest. >> it's all downhill from here. why not try my hand at directing? i think that's the next challenge for me is to get behind the camera and tell a story, and, like, creed 3 is the perfect vehicle for myself. the third time i will be play anything character, you know, knowing the world, knowing how, you know, to film the boxing elements of it all, following such a strong system, you know, by sly that he

sharing this wound leak theory. months ago, so much for the fact jacket checkers director. evan. greer's says, facebook reversal makes it clear how arbitrary and ineffective these rules can be. and journalist glen greenwald, writes major media outlets spend a year demonizing the lab league theory, as an insane conspiracy theory. any accountability turning to germany's fight against the corona virus. now an officer talks today with state premiers johnson, uncle michael says, germany will stop vaccinating children from the age of 12 beginning in june. our nation is to be completely voluntary and will not be a prerequisite for attending school for traveling. biotech, pfizer and madonna, have applied to the appeal methods agency to have them vaccines approve slab lessons. is johnson michael, can know you because you couldn't the, as you know, vaccine prior translation will end on june 7th, after which point children and young people will be eligible for a vaccination appointment. they can make one either at a doctors office or alternatively at one of the vaccination centers in cincinnati. no

. >> reporter: evan greer with fight for the future, its website claims that apple has too much powern it comes to what we download on our iphones. epic agrees, suing apple over what it calls apple's dominance of how we get our apps, including the fee of up to 30% that apple charges app makers like epic. but. >> this is in a way, one of the thing consumers like about apple. >> reporter: apple says it's providing a necessary service and protecting you. >> a company like apple will say, actually, control is good because it allows us to protect the users in terms of privacy and security. >> reporter: also arguing that its phones are just one of many ways to get apps and that its fees are in line with industry norms. among those watching this trial closely, newspapers, magazines and tech companies, like netflix and spotify, all who have recently criticized apple's hold on the app store, as well as how much money it charges app makers. scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> okay. joining us now is jeff ranieri, live in studio. it's good to have you back, jeff, it's been like 14 months. it's

this was a leak theory, months ago, so much for the fact jacket checkers director. evan greer says, facebook reversal makes it clear how arbitrary and ineffective these rules can be. and journalist glen greenwald, writes major media outlets spend a year demonizing the lab league theory, as an insane conspiracy theory. any accountability turning to germany's fight against the corona virus now, and also talks today with state premier johns, the uncle medical says germany will stop vaccinating children from the age of 12 beginning in early june. destination is to be completely voluntary and will not be a prerequisite for attending school for traveling bound tech pfizer and madonna have applied to the appeal methods agency to have the vaccines approved for the lessons. is chancellor micheal can know due to her current and as you know, vaccine privatization will end on june 7th, after which point children and young people will be eligible for a vaccination appointment. they can make one either at a doctors office or alternatively at one of the vaccination centers in symptoms. now should adolescen

. >> reporter: according a letter the trust hired lawmaker brown greer out of virginia to process fire victims claim payments. more than 300 staff members evaluating and processing victims claims report directly to her. >> is it fair to say the buck stops with you in that respect? >> that would be right. >> reporter: staff member salaries along with justice trotter's salary and kathyiany's salary are paid for from the trust by the same pool of money that pays fire victims. justice trotter charges $1,500 an hour. kathy yanni confirms she charges $1,250 an hour. >> lawyers who are lawyers as long as i have been a lawyer with my background, those are the kind of rates we >> reporter: there are 60,170 individual claimants. the trust paid less than 10,000 of them, the bulk of a preliminary payment of $25,000. only 334 fire victim, less than half of 1% of fire victims, have received a 30% partial payment of their total claim. according to its annual report, the trust spent more than $38.7 million in operating expenses from july 1, 2020, to december 31, 2020. that is in addition to $12.7 mill

him greer lingo a suburb of rear vision mirror oh the situation is dire there are similar scenes throughout the city the number of coated 19 patients is high at the same time hospitals are out of drugs such as sedatives. we don't have to strap down patients who are on ventilators because we don't have any more sedatives so painkillers really shouldn't have to do that it's like torture the patient can no longer ask for help when they feel uncomfortable the lack of much needed medicines makes both of us and the patient suffer. more meanwhile more and more younger patients are being admitted to intensive care units with cases so severe that they have to be artificially ventilated this is apparently a journey to the fast dispiriting p one mutation according to the director of rio's largest hospital treating cope with 19 patients. just to the number of older people getting sick has decreased slightly because many have already been vaccinated jimmy but at the same time the number of people under 60 has increased sharply down the want we're seeing more and more young patients in intensive care and

i think today is a wonderful day for justice for donald stanifer greer. adams's donald's mother. she and her family have spent the last several months waiting for answers and hoping her son's killers would be caught. the arrests are now bringing the family closer to getting closure i'm just trying stay strong and keep moving and keep fighting for donald for justice for because he was a great and he didn't deserve whatever happens to him. you didn't deserve it adams described her son donald is joyful and hardworking the 21 year-old alameda native was first reported missing last july. his car was found days later by a deputy in san leandro when it was believed a violent crime had taken place nearly a week after he was reported missing stanifer's body was found at huckleberry botanic regional preserve in oakland. the investigations spending 11 months led police to the east to the alameda county da's expected to charge jordan brooks with murder and johnson. simon with accessory to murder. jennifer's mother has been left heartbroken over her son's death. but grateful to police i thank

ken buck is the only one watching liz cheney speak according to ann greer of cnn. mia love was talking about what is their message? they don't have a message right now. they are not talking -- as you said, they are not talking about ideas. they are not engaging in debate on these substantive things. they're talking on things which, you know, make for good ratings on fox and other networks, but it's not about, you know, a battle of ideas with democrats or even within republican party. >> well, trump does not offer a governing vision. he offers it himself and he asked people to believe in him. this is now a party that's really defined not by shared ideas or shared convictions but by shared delusions that are set by trump himself. he wants -- this is a crisis in the republican party. trump wants to determine not just what people think and do, he wants to determine their view as reality itself. he wants people to get rid of their critical judgement in order to accept his total authority. and that is an attack on self-government. that is making our representatives into

. >> greer. adams's donald's mother. she and her family have spent the last several months waiting for answers and hoping her son's killers would be caught. the arrests are now bringing the family closer to getting closure i'm just trying stay strong and keep moving and keep fighting for donald for justice for donald because he was a great and he didn't deserve whatever happened to him. he didn't deserve it adams described her son donald is joyful and hardworking the 21 year-old alameda native was first reported missing last july. his car was found days later by a deputy in san leandro when it was believed a violent crime had taken place nearly a week after he was reported missing stanifer's body was found at huckleberry botanic regional preserve in oakland. the investigations spending 11 months led police to these 2. the alameda county dia is expected to charge jordan brooks with murder and johnson. simon with accessory to murder. jennifer's mother has been left heartbroken over her son's death. but grateful to police i

. >> greer. adams's donald's mother. she and her family have spent the last several months waiting for answers and hoping her son's killers would be caught. the arrests are now bringing the family closer to getting closure i'm just trying stay strong and keep moving and keep fighting for donald for justice for because he was a great and he didn't deserve whatever happened to him. he didn't deserve it adams described her son donald is joyful and hardworking the 21 year-old alameda native was first reported missing last july. his car was found days later by a deputy in san leandro when it was believed a violent crime had taken place nearly a week after he was reported missing stanifer's body was found at huckleberry botanic regional preserve in oakland. the investigations spending 11 months led police to these 2. the alameda county da is expected to charge jordan brooks with murder and johnson simon with accessory to murder. jennifer's mother has been left heartbroken over her son's death. but grateful to police. i thank g

. >> my name is camille greer. >> kamaile. ♪♪ >> i'm 11.you ♪ ♪ take on every giant ♪ ♪ there's nothing i wouldn't do ♪ ♪ i'm going to walk with you ♪ ♪ i'll walk through every fire, stand stall right beside you, yeah, i'll face the lion, take on every giant ♪ ♪ there's nothing i wouldn't do ♪ ♪ it's okay if you need somebody to hold you in the dark ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> it's the thing that most people would fear, to be home, asleep in your bed and have intruders come in and do the unthinkable. >> i felt like a hand being placed on my mouth. i started saying, please don't kill me, please don't kill me. >> an attack in the night.

. >> this is jeffrey greer speaking from the position of the executive director for san francisco mental health education funds and the behavioral health commission. i am also a long-term member of the san francisco food task force and i really don't to draw a line from mental health and food insturt is not that difficult. one issue cannot exist without the other regarding housing. awe thank you for your community. next speaker please. with the small local restaurants for those in need and supporting the great plates program. covid-19 has shown us there are many routes to recovery and true recovery must consider the long-term vitality of the small businesses to respond to the community during times of emergency or crisis. this reduces job loss and customer disruption with the avenue to recovery that doesn't depend on assuming additional debt. we have worked to engage with the impact of local farms and career companies. with ask the city to consider the benefits of the multibottom line approach and future contract needs associated with food insecurity. thank you for your time. >> thank yo

don't have the element to show you on the screen itself but target sales were up seven fold from a greerng but there are concerns among the investors how long this trend actually lasts. tjx did better than anticipated. no guidance for the year which was a bit disappointing would i say. same-store sales up 15% dequite closures in europe and canada in the quarter. take-two interactive part of that earnings agreement. grand theft automaker outperformance. the down market the fact you're up 5% is huge. that is because they put in a fantastic first quarter. overall corporate america has put in a fantastic earnings quarter. stuart: yeah. no question about it. i don't know how much they're above expectations but they are certainly coming in with exceptionally strong profits. susan thanks very much indeed. how about gun sales, heading towards another record year? ashley, come on back in again. vista outdoors, they're benefiting from this surge. look at that they were, now -- ashley: they sure are. this is a tough day. vista doesn't make guns. but they make ammunition. the company says ammunition

from greer, south carolina, max, your next. good morning. caller: hey.ncerned about the level of spending we are seeing. i think not enough attention has been paid to the roles the previous president had in spending without funding it. you see, even before the pandemic, the levels of spending , along with the tax cuts put us in a bad spot going into the pandemic. i think joe biden is picking up right where he left off and taking us down a bad road in that regard. i am pretty young and i am concerned about how my generation will have to deal with this debt, going into the future. host: here are the numbers from the u.s. debt clock. now in excess of 28 trillion dollars. from orlando, florida, aaron, you are next. caller: good morning. i am calling in this morning to chime in. i am a native citizen to the united states and also florida. i am a representative for the black families who have been enslaved. just talking on and coming up, we have a different perspective but also a live perspective. i did not have a golden or silver spoon growing up. but, we hav

and you saw in that clip the greer family based in pennsylvania. is we looked at families that are both latino, black, native american, asian-american and white american and the one thing they all have in common here, mika, is that they all care for people and they all happen to be age 11 to 26. >> wow. young and learning so much. in terms of your journey, as well, i love how much you learned about yourself and your relationship with your father. did you see a lot of synergy with the people that you met working on this project? >> yes. you know, mika, as a family caregiver, you understand this, too. we have this thing. it's a sixth sense. you say hello. it's a virtual hug right now, but if you're there in person, you have a certain sort of handshake. and i certainly felt that way. what surprised me was the support for the very idea. i knew that we would all care about this, right? but when i sat down with each and every one of these young caregivers, age 11 to 26, i'm kind ooh an older guy. and i wasn't sure when we do these interviews whether we w

. >> this is jeffrey greer speaking from the position of the executive director for san francisco mentalh education funds and the behavioral health commission. i am also a long-term member of the san francisco food task force and i really don't to draw a line from mental health and food insturt is not that difficult. one issue cannot exist without the other regarding housing. awe thank you for your community. next speaker please. with the small local restaurants for those in need and supporting the great plates program. covid-19 has shown us there are many routes to recovery and true recovery must consider the long-term vitality of the small businesses to respond to the community during times of emergency or crisis. this reduces job loss and customer disruption with the avenue to recovery that doesn't depend on assuming additional debt. we have worked to engage with the impact of local farms and career companies. with ask the city to consider the benefits of the multibottom line approach and future contract needs associated with food insecurity. thank you for your time. >> thank you for