greer eventually found out. a message scrawled in black acrylic paint -- she saved him, can you save her? greer believed the message was not written by rebecca, it was written about her. >> she didn't see max. >> she did save max. at the time, you have to look at this in context. >> remember, rebecca said she did cpr on max after he fell. >> at the time those words were written, max is still alive. and maybe because of her efforts. >> it was it may be because of her efforts, it was exactly because of her efforts. that's why it the key to the case. i know whoever committed the murder knew that rebecca had max. >> 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. >> dina, the grief stricken mom . could she have blamed rebecca and then sought revenge? remember, mary recalled her sister saying, dina is 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

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back with me as christine todd whitman and christina greer. look for in a running mate, does it matter what region of the country they are from or any of the demographics? governor, you go first. >> it does not matter as much is a lot of people think it does, most biased of the idea someone that has had executive experience, which i think would be good for her, then you come to the states that are the swing states, to the extent a candidate will make a difference if they're popular in their state, as many of these candidates are, actually, all of them are pretty popular in their states, they can help you bring the votes in. you're looking at those critical states. >> i will pull you down, governor, me a name, who do you think she should pick? >> i think josh shapiro is a good strong candidate, i think gretchen whitmer, i don't think the country is ready for two women yet, we should be, i don't think we are so i doubt she will be the candidate. >> professor, would you think? go ahead. >> i was going to say that i agree with the governor the ide

that courts have the discretion to impose either a fine, a custodial sentencing, or a mix of both greer, again, is expected in court later this morning. and if the proceedings play out just like the other cases that sara she could be back in the u.s as early as later today. >> it's many times is this happened. people need to understand the law is really strict in turks and caicos when it comes to guns and ammunition. carlos suarez. thank you so much. appreciate it. >> so sharks, amazing creatures can also be a little scary and often with a bad rap, a team in the bahamas is now working to change that, bringing kids up close to see why these often misunderstood animals need to be protected this is in today's impact your world shark lab serves as a non-profit and the bahamas have in the united states it's we also have a major education component that's where we bring students in to the area around been bemoaning. >> the tag will go up here and we want to be the students it's learn about the research, all of the types of tagging that we do, all the long history that the charcot has done her

christine todd whitman and christina greer, this is a question for both of you. need to look for in a running mate? does it matter what region of the country they are from or any of the demographics? >> it doesn't matter as much as a lot of people think it does, but i'm always biased in the idea of getting someone with executive experience which would be good for her, then you come with the swing states. to the extent the candidate will make a difference if they are popular in their state as many of these candidates are, actually all them are pretty popular in their states they can really help you bring the votes in, and so you are looking at those critical states. >> i am going to pin you down, governor, give me a name and who do you think she should pick >> i think joe schapiro is a good strong candidate. i like gretchen whitmer, but i don't think the country is ready for two women. i think we are, but i doubt she's going to be the candidate. >> and professor, what do you think? >> yet to get-- i was saying i agree with the governor on the idea of executive exp

family and loved ones cheering as they rushed to embrace greer during an emotional. >> thank you forthing, i am just very grateful for it all. >> her arrest made international headlines, after being placed behind bars with in turks & caicos for having two rounds of ammunition in her bag. greer denied having knowledge of the ammo. >> i had ups and downs, some days i would be okay, it was an emotional roller coaster. she said the time detained was devastating. >> i was in chains at times, sleeping on the floor. >> she was facing a mandatory 12 year prison sentence, ibstead -- instead, a 1500 fine and four other americans facing similar charges have since returned home, greer is excited to be home and is glad to be back with her kids and grandkids. >> at one point, greer said while detained she was chained to a chair, forced to sleep on the floor. tonight i am sure she would be happy to be back in or own bet. >> michael: turning to an alarming new report on cancer, researchers for the american cancer society, reporting that nearly half of all cancer deaths, nearly 50 percent of related

more than a fair rejoinder, christina greer, thank you so much.g to continue the conversation on the search for kamala harris's vice presidential pick. we'll tell you who among the contenders republicans are reportedly most nervous about. >>> coming up on "morning joe," democratic congressman pat ryan and jim himes will weigh in on the presidential race as new polls show the gap between vice president harris and donald trump is narrowing. >>> plus, transportation secretary pete buttigieg joins the conversation amid the growing speculation he is being considered as a potential running mate, as well. >>> also ahead, our own willie geist joins us live from paris, where he is competing in the triathlon? no, no, where he will be helping us bring in the opening ceremonies, set to begin later today. "morning joe" is just moments away. >>> as the harris campaign weighs possible vp picks, republicans are reportedly getting more nervous about pennsylvania governor josh shapiro. republicans speaking to nbc news say shapiro can broaden harris's appeal with in

the playwright, author and former deputy chair of the british museum — bonnie greer.ter and curator ekow eshun. and also with us tom lubbock — former tory staffer and the co—founder of polling companyjl partners. lord mandelson is here too. and of course the peerless nick. nick, let's begin withjoe biden. we thought it was going to be a press conference and it has been delayed to 11:30pm.— press conference and it has been delayed to 11:30pm. what that means there is in the — delayed to 11:30pm. what that means there is in the next _ delayed to 11:30pm. what that means there is in the next hour _ delayed to 11:30pm. what that means there is in the next hour we _ delayed to 11:30pm. what that means there is in the next hour we could - there is in the next hour we could have possibly the most significant moment injoe biden�*s history and his most significant moment in his 52 year career and that is how is he going to do in this press conference? the significance of this is a design scripted. some chat it might be a big boy press conference that could go on for some time

sharita greer was fined $1,500 and given a 23-week suspended sentence.ities found two bullets in her carry-on bag. greer says she didn't see the rounds had been in her carry-on, which is a bag she had previously used to carry a gun. >>> and a very close call for a small plane in colorado. watch this. on thursday, you see that single engine cessna stall and start to nose dive. but then it recovers, barely avoiding a mountain. the faa has not released many details about the incident, including how many people were on board at the time. but we are told the plane did land safely at its destination. >>> the eyes of the world will be on milwaukee next week for the start of the republican national convention. the four-day event kicks off on monday. former president donald trump will be there to formally accept his party's nomination. there are some major security preparations right now. milwaukee expects 50,000 people to descend on the city for the convention. nbc news correspondent shaquille brewster is there. >> reporter: a major security challenge for the ci

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greer vows to continue their work to kill the legislation as it moves to the house where members are gone on recess until september in washington. i'm jessi tenure. delta airlines wants compean. take compensation for the crowdstrike, from crowdstrike, for the internet outage that disrupted its services for days. >> delta has hired a lawyer to go after crowdstrike and microsoft for the flood update because millions of computers around the world to crash the glitch impacted a wide range of industries for airlines caused thousands of flight delays and cancellations. delta in particular and struggled to recover from the outage with more than 7,000 flights impacted over the course of a week. delta estimates the outages caused as much as half a billion dollars. but no lawsuit has been filed just yet. tesla is sending out a software update to nearly 2 million of its cars. the national highway traffic safety administration says the model 3 s x and y made from 2021 through 2024. might not always that act when the hood is on lash, which could fully open while driving. tsa says drivers will see

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joining me to discuss, one of the self-important podcasters, tim miller, christina greer., tim, you are the card-carrying member of the self-important podcaster bread wedding -- bedwetting brigade. do you want to respond to the campaign attack and your integrity or their spin? >> i don't know. they might've been attacking me i guess, they didn't say. i will say this. we all come from the same place to start with, which is that we passionately do not want donald trump"t 2025. a second trump term would be an absolute catastrophe, and so i think the bedwetters come from or are motivated by that goal, keeping trump out of the white house and to me, i think if you are watching this, if you are in the biden campaign, if you are a podcaster, if you are a guest anchor on msnbc and you are not bedwetting right now, i think you're deluding yourself. donald trump was winning this campaign before the debate. the reason why joe biden's team asked for an early debate in june was because they wanted to reframe the narrative, remind people about donald trump's extreme views, demonstrate t

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greer vows to continue their work to kill the legislation as it moves to the house where members are gone on recess until september in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> all right. back here in the bay. we're going outside taking a live look right now at sfo. >> and kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us with a look ahead to a lawrence. yeah, guy's got some warmer weather on our doorstep and so far so good and nice rather a cool day around parts of the bay area. maybe a little bit below average. even some of the warmer spots in a pretty comfortable all around the fog or beginning of march back on shore. not here. you can see nice clear skies out over the bay, but some of that fog beginning to move in and more on the way for tonight. in fact, probably going to be thick enough. again that we're talking about. some drizzle is very damp along the coastline overnight. temperatures like this, 80 degrees in la more. 79. a very nice afternoon in san jose. 75 for our friends in fremont 70's san mateo. 62 pacifica. 66 now in downtown temperatures. coastal 81 warm in napa. and hey, h

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yesterday, she was released after being fined 1,500 and we're dollars and given a suspended sentence greer was one of five americans you might recall that were arrested on the islands in recent months for carrying ammunition in their luggage also, 45 million people along the east coast are under flood watches today it impacts virtually everyone between charleston, south carolina, and boston the thread comes just one day after remnants of tropical storm beryl they're all caused severe flooding in vermont, killing at least two people. officials say more than 100 had to be rescued and alabama's department of corrections, it said does it will grant a muslim death row inmates wish to forgo an autopsy following his execution. >> keith gavin had argued in a lawsuit that procedure would violate his religious books leafs and he claimed to state officials had ignored his request thus far. he is scheduled to be executed next week up next, a miracle rescue and louisiana after a baby is found, a lot five on the side of a highway. and officials think he been there for days tonight discover the shorts an

we have learned my colleague annie greer, and i have learned that hakeem jeffries, a democratic leader who has been public in his support of joe biden, plans to relay the concerns that he is hearing behind the scenes from his members directly to biden in the coming days ease that that is told that the members in recent meetings, so a lot of discussion and activity am concern as a buy-in team tries the ease those concerns coming to capital tomorrow, but will that be enough? that is still uncertain in the days ahead? guys mana raju, live for us on capitol hill, mano. >> thank you so much. jessica and perhaps no one is in a more delicate position right now that then vice president kamala harris, she is maintaining a loyal stance. >> he just ramped up the keynote speech at the annual convention for the historically black sorority alpha kappa, alpha kappa alpha in dallas, texas and in her remarks, harris played up the president's policies and zeroed in on trump donald trump is openly vowed, if reelected, he'll be a dictator on day one. >> that he will weaponize the department of justice aga

that greer, although she does face this possibility of 12 years in prison it does seem unlikely that she's really going to face any additional time in custody are considering just how the judges handled the other cases of the americans that were all arrested on the same charge barge agree. or as you noted, she pleaded guilty to carrying ammunition into turks and caicos earlier this year. and now, like the other americans that were arrested she claimed that she had no idea that she had ammunition in her luggage. now, the mandatory minimum for breaking the law was 12 years in prison, though. and this is key key hear judges this entire time had the discretion to find what they called quote, exceptional circumstances and they could depart from the sentencing guidelines, which is what happened with the other cases now, in response to all of the immense criticism over all of these arrest lawmakers in turks and caicos. they amended the law last month to say explicitly that courts have the discretion to impose either a fine, a custodial sentence, or a mix of both. and so the other americans

we have new reporting from my colleagues, annie greer, mj lee, and i. that really gets into how democrats have felt over the course of the last several weeks, they feel like the president has been trying to be out there. but in many cases has made things worse, not better for himself. and that doubt that has been trickling out over the last several weeks is not abating in this moment. one source told me that another colleague was telling members that if people want to come out against the president, they should do so. in the next 48 hours to really show strength in this movement as they try to get the president to reconsider his position in this race. sara all right. >> lauren fox. thank you so much for your reporting this morning we've got new disturbing details this morning about the man who tried to assassinate donald trump could investigators the closer to uncovering a motive and brand new video of the moment, a construction crane collapsed onto a busy road my dad this election season cnn has you covered matter the question from more about the candi

, germaine greer and the funny , germaine greer and the funny, really, really funny comedian, jewishd >> oh, yeah, joan rivers and doctor ruth. >> i'm sorry. i think i learned everything about them. hence, i've got four kids. so there we are, but she sadly passed away. but she has. she really broke down major barriers, of her time. and we don't have anyone like her now. >> well, she came on telly in the 80s. yeah, and just revolutionised that sort of thing. daytime tv. and she would just talk directly about sex. yeah and she made it an open goal >> you mean she'd. it's a very natural thing, it's a very beautiful thing . and, you know, beautiful thing. and, you know, it works in the right. in the right context, of course. and i think a lot of people now are too frightened to actually discuss it because there's . discuss it because there's. >> go on finish. sorry. >> go on finish. sorry. >> because there's just nothing in terms of parameters or you can't do that. you can't say that. i really feel sorry for couples in in pubs if they fancy someone or think, oh, i quite like the look of

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christina greer is an associate professor of political science at fordham university, they join me nowthat i think there's an interesting lesson from the uk elections is the fact that across the developed world, there is a lot of antiincumbent sentiment, you see it in the approval ratings of basically every leader in the g7 meeting, for instance, from canada, to france, where they're having their own set of elections to the uk, tory's getting turfed out. that is the kind of gravity that's pulling on all different democracies right now in the wake of covid and inflation. >> absolutely, chris, but, you know, i don't want to be a debbie downer, being here in the uk, but the sentiment doesn't feel like the same sentiment as the united states. we're dealing with sort of, you know, apples and steak in some ways. you know, the british election here, you know, was a real distrust with the conservative party, what they've done with taxes, you know, liz truss came up quite a bit. people feeling as though they were not organized, not focused and a real sort of disdain about the future the conserv

what do you think the ukraine is really sixavity with greer targeting authority? t gains on a battlefield in 20233, into 124 that perhaps we were expecting that perhaps the record people would've led to greater support backomestic? >> multiple things. probably most tactically obvious and what are the first things you want in marine officer training is you want to stage your troops outside of the radius of your enemies weapon systems. that's what the russians are doing. so they're staging their troops on the other side of the border outside of ukraine weapon system ranges. that patco advantage would be obviated by lepen ukraine to strike and not just their party but edward. the second one, the most important, is energy. it's very public area and very simple your energy issuing the russian war machine and we've got to do two things in common charity. what is strike those brilliant gas fields. very expensive to repair those of think and very time-consuming to get them up and running again. we've got you tighten sanctions, numb two, on the critical input they need to

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