and when greer asked or if the blood could've come from a sexual assault?ed home. >> no fingerprint evidence. no finger evidence directed to adam shacknai. >> adams brother jonah took the stand, he called rebecca's death unfathomable but said adam was not responsible. >> is there anything that adams ever done in his life that would cause you to believe that he ever would've done the acts that he is accused of in this case? >> never. anything, it's inconceivable. >> adam took the stand to. >> did you get four back on the head? >> i never hit four back on the head. or anywhere else, for that matter. >> did you devise this scheme to try to cover up your wrongdoing by painting the saying on the door and making it look like she had been hanged by someone else? >> absolutely, positively, not. >> the case went to the jury. >> did you feel confidence deliberations began? >> i felt like we could possibly win very convincingly. >> less than four hours later, a verdict. >> i sat down next to mary and said this is probably not good news, this was it a decision that eve

greer. dr. greer, it is your chance to steal on the game show.uckering into this? the delta variant is sweeping through whole cities now. >> i mean the most dangerous part of donald trump is not some of the egregious policy he put forward during his tenure, it is the fact he called facts into question. he repeats lies consistently and turns them into his own facts that his supporters follow. so this is how we had elderly folks, you know, eating chemicals from a fish tank. why? because the president said that, you know, these chemicals would magically cure covid. he said drink bleach. we saw some americans did that. so, i mean, this idea that they worship at the altar of donald trump because they see him as very successful, even though he has earned nothing in his entire life. they see him as a leader, because these are people who, quite honestly, they believe what donald trump is selling. they believe that this is their nation and that it has been stolen from them. they believe that, you know, their jobs are taken from them because of people who

greer mentioned and had been going on for a long time. this sort of pride, i want to play this clip from mitch mcconnell and get your thoughts on the other side. >> well, it passed on a vote. not a single member of my party voted for it. you are going to get a lot more money, i didn't vote for it, you are going to get a lot more money. >> so, covid relief act passes and all sorts of things with no republican support and yet they bragged and they're throwing out the money they gotten through the political efforts of democrats. first off, congressman, what's your immediate response to this to seeing this video and second, how do we move past this? if you have one party that simply sits and let the other side vote and pass legislations that all constituents are going to benefit from. >> hypocrisy by the radical right. i know leader mcconnell and republicans did give people a lot of money, just that those folks were corporate folks and 1% of our nation so it is not as if republicans didn't do the same thing. they just chose to give it to top

that's evan greer from fight for the future.n the battle against climate change. after visiting some of the areas worst hit by last week's deadly flash floods, she expressed her shock at what she called "surreal destruction". more heavy rain has caused further flooding in southern germany and austria. our europe correspondent jenny hill reports. "we really need help here," she says. and outside the village shop, you can see why. as in so many other parts of western germany, people in the town of bad munstereifel still can't quite believe what happened. we met gertrude here. volunteers have brought food, water. she told us she spent the night alone, upstairs, as water flooded into her house. translation: i've never seen anything like it, never. - it leaves you speechless. "gertrude," he says, "the two of us will never see this place come back to what it was. "we will never see it again. "it's no longer my home. "it's terrible." earlier, angela merkel came to see for herself. this is the town of schuld, where whole houses were des

and at the end of the hour, we'll meet reggie greer, the senior adviser on lgbtq issues in the white house. this is what it means to be seen and heard. biden appointees have tremendous influence over the direction of the administration, so it's essential that lgbtq voices are at the table. allies are invaluable. but the impact of policies on lgbtq lives is best understood by those within the community, and these officials work on more than what we might consider traditional lgbtq issues. they're in health care, the epa and the small business administration. lgbtq people are at almost every table because we're impacted by every policy decision this white house makes. so let's get started. in 2019, pete buttigieg was the first outgay candidate to run for a democratic presidential nomination. he eventually became the first openly gay person of any party to earn a delegate and win. now he's the first out gay person to be confirmed by the senate to a cabinet level position. quite a change from the lavendar scare of the 1950s after president eisenhower issued an executive order that purged

evan greer, thank you for being on. wilder smuggled in the back of a lorry — and finally reunited with his family in honduras. radio: we see you coming down the ladder now. - that's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. a catastrophic engine fire is being blamed tonight for the first crash in the 30—year history of concorde, the world's only supersonic airliner. it was one of the most vivid symbols of the violence - and hatred that tore apart the state of yugoslavia. . but now, a decade later, - it's been painstakingly rebuilt and opens again today. there's been a 50% decrease in sperm quantity and an increase in malfunctioning sperm, unable to swim properly. all count: seven, six, five, four, three...! - thousands of households across the country are suspiciously- quiet this lunchtime - as children bury their noses in the final instalment of harry potter. - this is bbc world news, the latest headlines: athletes continue to arrive in tokyo ahead of this weeks olympics — more test positive for covid, the ge

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in college my best friend to this day, his name's banning done greer, he would also send me articleserent things in life like finance, business, investing opportunities, and i would just always is ask him to paraphrase it for me, and we would talk about it. and then i think i was living in miami, and i had a wild night. the next morning, like, my bible was next to me, and i was feeling guilty from the previous night. so i just started a reading the bible, and that's when all of it started and is just clicked. and i haven't looked back since then. >> host: so in an article when you were with the jazz, it said while most players have headphones on and have music playing to kind of get into the spirit of the game, you have a book open. >> guest: yeah. yeah, you know, i change it up, you know? i'm usually trying to bring a book we me to the game. or out in public if i'm going somewhere by myself and i know i haveve time. it just helps me clear my mind of what's about to take a place in the game. you know, i'm already locked in, i already know the game plan. it's just something to get tho

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christina greer of fordham university.y: the decision by the pennsylvania supreme court to overturn the sexual assault conviction bill cosby stunned many today. the court said that cosby's due process rights were violated when he was charged in 2015 for a 2004 assault. during an earlier civil trial involving cosby, a prosecutor said any statements cosby made in that trial could not be used against him in a later criminal case, but they were. today's reversal was a high-profile blow to a conviction in the me too era. a trial attorney in los angeles and a former federal prosecutor joins us. this has taken a lot of people by surprise. in a nutshell, what did the court decide? stunning. we were all surprised when the supreme court issued its opinion. we thought there might be a problem with the prior eyewitnesses. it was an issue litigated at the trial. they went in a different direction. they focused on the statements made in the civil deposition, and not only did the court go as far as to say the statements violated his fift

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that wet weather just coming into north korea and eventually seeing some live showers there for south greer sunshine and some sharp showers coming in across the good parts of japan. token, sticky, 28 celsius. prefer the south of southern parts of china, jen, retry. but down towards south we could see some live downpours the departed from the u. k. indoctrinated by somali as how can a young man disillusion by violence? we build as light. okay, i'm going to make a mistake and re unite. it's common africa. no, not for me. also, my last warrior, a witness documentary on the latest news as it breaks agriculture production across the north nigeria, greens, a serial production bout event. steve declined with detailed coverage that demands and not you've been made. i know many times before. now that allowed a death because they say that situation is much worse from around the world than these external. the 5th person since the government is following the process in the case, and that authorities act against violations of law. ah, this is al jazeera ah, hello, and barbara sarah. this is the al jazee

and so greer has imposed up a restriction eva has seen its biggest anti government protest. in decades. 1000 marsh, economic crisis grips the nation. the handling of the pen, demik and us sanctions are being blamed. a former police officer of notorious gang leader is asking his supporters to join must protest in haiti. jimmy treats better known as barbecue, is accusing opposition. parties of plotting president of in, elmore east murder, the u. s. has sent a delegation to have you to assist in the investigation into his assassination. classical have has the latest haitian police say these men paraded out for the press, were the ones who carried out an attack that killed haitian president, jehovah, now mo, east and wounded his wife, the suspects. 18 colombian men, most of them, former soldiers and 2 americans of haitian descent. but now authority say they have the mastermind blaming of florida doctor saying he flew into the country and a private jet intent on taking over the presidency. american investigators from the f. b. i and homeland security are believed to be taking par

we sanack greer lish, anna, as we know he's been instrumental as a game changer for know he's been instrumentalfor england know he's been instrumental as a game changer for england and some of these matches. it went to extra time as we saw in the semifinal last night with italy against spain. no penalties needed this time, but the crucial goal did come from the penalty spot, it was raheem sterling who was bundled in the box. a soft penalty, you'd say, but harry kane who is usually ice cool from the penalty spot for club and country, it was michael who made the save, but harry kane was able to score from the rebound, reeling away in jubilant scenes of celebration, you can imagine what the scenes were like in the stands, as well, with some 60,000 fans, the majority of them england fans inside wembley, them england fans inside wembley, the increased number attending these semi finals, so that was the crucial goal. england in the end were able to close out that game, after coming through that quarterfinal against the czech republic and the searing heat, you wonder if that took it out of denmark's l

it's all about the michael jordan dominic greer, the iconic dynasty with the chicago bulls.e the documentary streaming on our sister network streaming app, espn plus. jim rose from the sister station in chicago spoke with the sears director. >> reporter: the director of "the last dance" begin streaming on espn plus beginning this monday. >> went from nt from nt from nto all-time best dynasty. all you needed was one match to start the whole fire. >> the emmy documentary follows michael jordan and chicago bulls during the final championship season of 1998, revealing a world that few could see and gave us insight into one of the greatest fastball players of all time. when jordan finally gave the blessing to release the never before seen footage, the director knew that it was something special. >> it felt like a privilege. was like using stuff that was, you know, the to life. >> when people see this they will sake he was not really a nice guy and may have been a tyrant. well, that is you because you never won anything. i wanted to weigh, but i wanted to be able to weigh and be p

i pass this on to jeffrey greer >> this is jeffrey greer. and i am representing the restorative justice. the black community needs the opportunity to address and repair the harm that has not only been caused but they are victims of. 80% of this has happened under drug and alcohol and related. black community is the only community that does not have a domestic violence shelter. in particular, one specifically for black women and children. number two, we need an alternative to policing and criminal justice reform. we also, as point three says, provide housing, specific justice find for those experiencing re-entry. we also need to look at the rebuild and redesign of juvenile hall so we can get a jumpstart on hesitating some of the returns to -- to the justice system. thank you very much. and i pass the baton to adano. >> hello, my name is adano o'brien and i'm a resident of the tenderloin and a native san franciscan. and i am here to talk about food sovereignty. what i know as a black person in san francisco is that we've had generations of unh

christina greer, professor with ford m university. thank you for joining me on a friday night.h this, my professional mentor when i was undergrad said all politics is local. there's a tendency to take everything in the media to make everything and make it some part of a grand philosophical agenda. take us first, how does eric adams, a former police officer in a city wracked with protest last year, how does he end up being likely the second african-american mayor of new york city? >> i totally agree all politics is local and it's been so frustrating to watch people paint broad strokes. if you look at the voting map, roughly percent of the voting public showed up on early voting. but if you look at eric adams' strategy, he let five of his challengers fight over manhattan and part of gent identified brooklyn and he took the rest of the city. he was also one of the eight top candidates. only two, eric adams and scott had won elections before. so, everyone else was a political newcomer relatively speaking. if we walk through all the ways eric adams won, there are lots of homeowner w

also joining me british american writer, bonnie greer and. - this is a moment to not talk about trustow that you can be trusted. - [amanpour] this belgium prime minister is a feminist. on international women's day, we talked to alexander de croo a male ally, who means it. then, the glaring inequalities of the global vaccine rollout from dr. ayoade alakija tasked with getting every african a shot in the arm.

christina greer, associate professor of political science at fordham university, and olivia troy. was a former senior aide to the white house coronavirus task force and director of the republican accountability project. congressman aguilar, very happy to have you join the program today ahead of a big day that you have tomorrow. i know we're going to hear from the police officers tomorrow. i think everybody is very eager to hear the testimony of some of the folks that the committee will call. so aside from the police officers, who is on your list of people we'll hear from? >> well, tomorrow is about those police officers that you mentioned. and so that's what we're going to do first. that's going to lay the groundwork and set the frame for the conversation that we're going to have about the january 6 commission. but it is so important that the public gets to hear directly from these four officers who were the last line of defense protecting our democracy, protecting this capitol building and protecting us from all these insurrectionists. so it's going to be important to hear them o

i appreciate it treat after greer thank you for what you are seeing in maryland. i appreciate your comments and ms. brown also i appreciate what you are seeing in minnesota and i think you said it really well that it's not a club. mr. randolph, did i get that right 1 dollar it now for $700 in benefits collected i catch slight?ht on your >> that first family four, thatf is correct. ..>> we also hasn't increases to the earned incomes tax deduction. they are both struck down. do you think these measures would have helped with the cliff effect? >> would you tell me with the measure argun. >> is we extended transitional benefits and we also i think increase some of the earned income tax deduction but they were stripped out a conference that i'm curious if you thought those could've been a value added to this discussion? >> right. traditional benefits to transitional benefits is a common thing we've had in programs for quite a while >> i would have to agree so if you are referring to the earned adoption to disregard and that most likely way but there is some other compl

but that was an about-face in less than a greer. ashley: we'll take it.that is not a layaway plan. that is a runaway plan. a group of shoplifters seen running out with expensive merchandise and a district attorney official there says any fears of a crime surge there are linked to racism. you just can't make this stuff up. we'll have the details. some students at georgetown university argue they are not proud to be an american. roll tape. >> are you proud to be an american? >> no. i feel embarrassed to be an american every day. >> not really in this climate. ashley: wow, we have that full report coming up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ when technology is easier to use... ♪ barriers don't stand a chance. ♪ that's why we'll stop at nothing to deliver our technology as-a-service. ♪ to deliver our technology as-a-service. ♪♪ (vo) the rule in business used to be, "location, location, location." now it's, "network, network, network." so you need a network that's built right. verizon business unlimited starts with america's most reliable network. then we add the speed of verizon 5g

i was at the front of our greer and determined we have to push our way through the crowd in order tose proper. so i began shouting make way as i forged ahead hoping that i'm clearing a path for others behind me to follow. however, as i looked back i saw the rest of the group came under attack and were unable to follow. the crowd attempted to physically bar the rest of the platoon from following. i backtracked and started pulling the terrorists off my team from backpacks and collars. around this time one of the terrorists who scaled the scaffolding through something heavy down at me and struck me in the head, disorienting me. i suspect this resulted in the likely concussion i dealt with in the weeks after. another man attempted to disarm me of my baton and again we wrestled for control. he kicked many me my chest as we went to the ground. i was able to retain my baton again but i ended on my hands and knees and blind. the medical mask i was wearing to protect myself from the coronavirus was pulled up over my eyes so i couldn't see. i braced myself against the impact of the blows and f