to heather. they thought the best clue might be that haircut given to death heather bogle by her killer. >> coming up -- >> stories of bad blood between heather and her brother. >> they were fighting a lot? >> oh yeah, he knew what to say that we get under her skin. >> it is fair to assume that heather and josh did not see eye to eye. >> got a fell in my mind if i shamed heather, i would shame her into doing the right. things >> do you regret sending heather that tax. >> yeah, definitely. >> and concerns about her ex girlfriend, carmela all. >> there is the never a question of if carmela love my sister, it was just the shoe lover that much that she went crazy and color because she couldn't have her. >> adore remember telling her that your dad to me. >> your dad to me? >> when dateline continues. the first and only 24-hour eye allergy itch relief drop now without a prescription. a single drop of pataday once daily relief extra strength works on the cells that make your eyes itch...fast. in minutes

heather was nice.introduced heather to her friend ethan and very quickly a romance had blossomed. they were even talking marriage. really? if janice waring was suspicious about heather back then, the 18 was doubly so now. sure enough, a few key strokes on the cold lobby that mothers intuition was right. >> i told her she'd been arrested for forgery, and in indiana, she had been arrested in other states as well. >> essentially, if you just google her name, i suppose, you could find out -- >> that's how i found her. she had been impersonating a doctor. in fact, a gould her. >> even wouldn't be her first husband. she had been married before, and had four children. now they know about heather, a few fuzzy details were suddenly clearer. for one thing, the bill for kates last dinner with ethan made sense because there are three bills on that bill. the other diner was heather kamp. more important, not check even try to cash, no one that teller flagged, maybe that was another heather forgery. >> right away, po

heather: thank you, lisa. exciting that the president has announced new child tax credit will be directly deposited in most accounts for families with children starting july 15. that will be about $300 for children under the age of six, and $250 for families with children over the age of six. this has been an important part of the american rescue plan, to help families, especially help children which we know have these higher expenses than other families. help them make the ends meet. instead of payments coming once a year with the tax refund, they will be sent out every month starting in july. jonathan: this is part of -- lisa: this is part of the 380 $8 billion american rescue plant which is only funded so long. these will run out. how much of this is a template for what the biden administration is trying to accomplish later in the year as it moves towards some of its child and families agenda? heather: that is a great way of thinking about it. we thought it was really important to do this this year coming o

thank you, heather. on merryweather almost feels like a summer like pattern out there with the warm temperatures inland. the fog, pretty persistent coast side in the fog will eventually went out over the next a few days of the satellite we have, you may have clear skies up up up up above your neighborhood right now with satellite. we actually have some fog hanging out right near the immediate coastline here is thea. the imagery showing you the clouds from eureka down toward monterey bay in the bay area. in between, we have a sim areas of fog. you can see he's becoming closer right now. so there is another angle and becoming really close closer to half moon bay pacifica out toward the san francisco the sunset district. still some overcast here in the marine layer deep it that'll stretch out that will lead to us, um, cooling all the way the inland spots, which i know it has been kind of a hot start to the week and today it's still fairly warm right now. we still have some eighties to report in concord. liv

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they rode the rails like you do, heather.corporate culture. >> i wrote it for you. >> greg: you think i have a problem? >> no. it's to protect the good guys for saying or doing -- >> greg: are you mistaken. corporate culture, is that going to die? because people are going to leave the cities -- you don't need to live in the city? you don't need -- >> the homeless are living outside. homelessness has doubled since 2018. you're right. the books irrelevant. i hope -- >> i'll read that book. >> kat, for back to work, post covid. these people want a job or maybe they don't know they want a job. that's what they need. these makeshift shelters are not working. you can see the fires spreading. fire officials are saying let's give them and education on fire safety, for example. i don't think that will go very well. >> i want to talk about the cats. i grew up on a farm. they're going to miss the rats once the feral cats take over. rats don't jump out of wood piles and scratch your eyeball. >> here's something people don't know about fe

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and heather. that meeting is still going on.ut the expectation is the new plans will be approved and brought to the city council vendors i spoke to you want to make sure they have a say on the final plans. the site is currently occupied with santos f market when they said it was a planning commission meeting. commissioners discussed highly coveted land around san jose's first bart station and berryessa, the transit oriented mixed use development in the works for 20 years, housing and retail already built on the north side. it's been a long time coming. it's certainly exciting to see it coming to see it be developed the focus now south of berryessa road, home of the 60 year old san jose flea market, one of the big concerns what will happen to it? after negotiations. the plan includes five acres for a permanent urban market. essentially the san jose flea market reimagined if you consolidate the vendors into an urban market type environment, we know that we can fit a lot of vendors into ah into a more compact space. i'm being here

even randy tips his cap to heather. stand up to cancer and rally wants you to reduce your risk for cancer. go to takeahealthystand.org >>> a live look at pier 39 in san francisco where merchants are relieved to see tourists return after a year of lock down. the same merchants say illegal vendors are cutting into business. visitors buying clothes jewelry and alcohol at an unpermitted flea market across the street. the district says the problem is getting worse. food vendors are cooking with propane tanks without place to wash their hands. >> one abides by health and safety regulations and the other is not. >> people working on the other side of the street and it is a little bit hard for us. >> city supervisor introduced legislation to start a pilot program for regulating vendors. if approved vendors could sell food and merchandise but not alcohol. >>> a chance for grocery shoppers to cash in on covid vaccine and frozen pizza arrives in pastry form. elise preston has those stories and more in today's money watch report. >

they rode the rails like you do, heather. to corporate culture. >> i wrote it for you. >> greg: you think i have a problem? >> no. it's to protect the good guys for saying or doing -- >> greg: are you mistaken. corporate culture, is that going to die? because people are going to leave the cities -- you don't need to live in the city? you don't need -- >> the homeless are living outside. homelessness has doubled since 2018. you're right. the books irrelevant. i hope -- >> i'll read that book. >> kat, for back to work, post covid. these people want a job or maybe they don't know they want a job. that's what they need. these makeshift shelters are not working. you can see the fires spreading. fire officials are saying let's give them and education on fire safety, for example. i don't think that will go very well. >> i want to talk about the cats. i grew up on a farm. they're going to miss the rats once the feral cats take over. rats don't jump out of wood piles and scratch your eyeball. >> here's something people don't know abou

even randy tips his cap to heather. risk for cancer. go to takeahealthystand.org >>> one lucky mother was able to stroll the red carpet thanks to a loving son. we found this heartwarming story, you guessed it on the road. >> at her sould-out new york premier. rebecca was pulled in all directions. everyone wanting a picture with this most unlikely star of the silver screen. >> it was really bizarre. because i'm like, this is just my mom, we showed up out of an uber. >> rebecca's son. >> she went from hotel housekeeper to household name over the last four or five years. >> as we first reported back in 2017, the journey began right after she left this voicemail for her son. >> i just got fired. just want you to know that. call me back. >> reporter: let go. at 75. >> end of message. >> i was in shock. i never expected it to happen to me. >> my biggest worry was if she loses her job, whats else does she have? >> reporter: rebecca tried finding other work, went to career centers and scoured job li listings and nothing. >> nob

that kids bodies are off limits at the age of 14, heather, who does. he was an olympic caliber high school track and field she wrote an archbishop mitty high school in san jose. she later transferred to los gatos high school. she became the national 800 meter champion. >> thursday. she announced lawsuits against both schools. >> 1998. as a freshman. i left committee for 2 reasons. one, because to protect me. kaye robinson. my track coach. was sexually abusing me my entire track season. and 2, i thought under coach willie harm mats with los gatos high school and their reputation, the track and field. that they would do the best job in protecting my olympic dreams and career and myself. at that point. >> she says colts gop robinson followed her from itty to los gatos high school where the abuse continues. he stopped me. >> from to los gatos and literally showed up to get a coaching job. >> the abuse, the stocking. that all continued entire high school career heather, this is attorney steven at sea says there were other students targeted by robinson. heat

heather went to. >> coach. >> our mask and said i want to talk to the cops. i want to tell the police my story. willie sold or you're not going to talk to the cops. you're not going tell your story. that's a cause too much >> although heather hit is he's a little bit dreams. didn't materialize. she did become a successful fox sports broadcaster. my life. >> started to crumble from the inside out. >> the reason why we're bringing this lawsuit. if you want to hold these 2 schools accountable. >> has it made you kron. 4 news. >> many high school has released a statement on the lawsuit reads in part. well, the diocese of san jose and archbishop mitty high school have not been served with the complaint against archbishop mitty high school week take all and any allegations of abuse seriously and remain resolute in our support for victims survivors. irrespective of the dates of abuse. we welcome the opportunity to review the complaint. but we are not able to otherwise comment on the litigation at this time. los gatos high school has yet to respond to the lawsuit. >>

heather in san francisco.a rally is being planned for saturday by air of americans who are calling for an end to the violence and many people, both of jewish and palestinian ancestry here in the bay area are really feeling the pain of that conflict there in israel, israeli tanks firing into gaza and air strikes from above have taken a human toll on palestinian civilians. israelis have also suffered from rockets fired from hamas ruled territory in gaza. which continued into 1/4 night thursday aimed at tell aviv and other populated areas. israeli police are maintaining a curfew after clashes on the street. many people are having to flee into bomb shelters. everybody can hear the explosions. it's a very scary time. rabbi jacqueline mates motion of temple sinai in oakland says she and members of her congregation are thinking of loveinside of israel between israeli jews and israeli arabs.y to watch so people are feeling very emotional, very wrong area residents with palestinian ties. we see our families putting the

heather long? guest: 100% right. hear this kind of comment on most every day when i talk to people. he said it very nicely. the version that i hear, and i think have seen it on your c-span twitter feed is people saying things like "i don't want to go to the dirty job. i don't want to get back to a job where i am disrespected. to a job where i feel mistreated." that looks different to different people, what their line is for feeling mistreated, or feeling like the working conditions are not right for them, but, again, this is what i keep calling this great reassessment. after this really hard year people have been through, after a year where the hell watched a lot of people die -- watched a lot of people died, maybe people in their own family, people are saying that life is short and they don't necessarily want to work in a job anymore where, i feel like i am not being treated well. host: caroline from massachusetts, good morning. caller: as a former financial journalist, i just want to complement heather on her great

heather one of the things that thomas saul said about your book is this is a book that can salas savehinking all of this attack on the police, all of this attempt to degrade the cops the systemically racist in which we know as a matter of fact is a lie -- all of the talk from democrattings and media types and athletes that -- that the cops want to stop cars with black people for the purposes of harassing them and killing them -- what is going to happen in these communities where you have these democrat mayors who are slashing police budgets or tieing hands of cops or they're eliminating limited immunity who is beginning to suffer as a result of that? >> mark it is truly astonishing -- the facts do not matter to this narrative. the dead bodies do not matter to this narrative. it is not a hyperthet call question we don't need to ask it we have already data. the first major assault against police legitimacy that happened after michael brown shooting in ferguson in 2014 resulted in what i call ferguson effect combined phenomenon of officers backing off constitutional lawful proactive enfo

well 1st we start off with a heather macdonald she's with the manhattan institute she is the author of the war on cops and i have a clip from what she's going to tell us here she is talking about police and you know we've heard so much from the media about how the police go out hunting black men specifically which is certainly not true ok i understand we don't have the clip but heather is of the opinion and i agree with her as a former new york city p.d. a man of the year myself that there's no government organization that cares more that and says more that black lives matter because they're putting themselves in harm's way every day very often in minority communities to save black lives you know they go where the crime is and that's why you see confrontations in certain communities because that's where there is the most crime so it's good it's very interesting with heather i also spoke with nicholas wade a science writer formerly at the new york times who asked the question how did the pandemic start did it start from a bat did it start in the lab what role did dr found she if any pla

your heather holmes was not sam leandra. police say the same group of teens not only robbed this eight year old but rob a woman just hours later. this is video showing an eight year old asian man being confronted by three teenage boys in san leandro. one boy punches him while another giggles. it is absolutely heart wrenching to see that surveillance and to hear the victims screaming for help. sam leandro police lieutenant ali khan says the teams were out to rob the victim. the suspects were demanding his wallet, but because of the victim's screen. they were able to get away with only his fitbit workout watchband. it happened about four in the afternoon on saturday as the victim was out for a walk on knuckle pickle road near the san leandro marina. very frustrating to hear the suspects essentially laughing off. a very serious crime. the victim suffered minor injuries. police say violent crimes against asian victims in san leandro went up drastically. last year we saw a 283% increase, but it's unclear if the attack gets the 80

is that ok, heather?_ the final. heather? very good. the final auestion heather? very good.ll be a lot of people — summer. there will be a lot of people in— summer. there will be a lot of people in the uk who have had their two jabs— people in the uk who have had their two jabs and will think i am vaccinated, i am safe, two jabs and will think i am vaccinated, iam safe, i two jabs and will think i am vaccinated, i am safe, i can now travel— vaccinated, i am safe, i can now travel to— vaccinated, i am safe, i can now travel to the _ vaccinated, i am safe, i can now travel to the eu and go to france or spain. _ travel to the eu and go to france or spain. but — travel to the eu and go to france or spain. but i — travel to the eu and go to france or spain, but i cannot come back because — spain, but i cannot come back because if— spain, but i cannot come back because if i do, i will have to go into quarantine. why is it that people — into quarantine. why is it that people who have been properly vaccinated are not exempt from the traffic— vaccinated are not exempt from the traffi

heather several investigations are still underway. we'll be following those investigations and also following the next steps for this town of windsor. that obviously was to put all of this behind them, all right. deborah villalon reporting for us tonight. thank you, dad. well, firefighters in san francisco this evening pulled the car out of the bay. the incident was reported around 6 30 video from citizens show's a silver sedan dangling over alleged near marina boulevard and fillmore street. higher, officials say no car no one was inside the car, but reports from the scene or that the car was a rental. long to a family from australia. it's not yet known how that car ended up there in the water, new information on the deadly hit and run in san francisco tuesday. police arrested the driver today. he's been identified his virgil woods of san francisco, investigators say the 57 year old was driving a chevy avalanche when he collided with an audi a six poking hey, streets to pedestrians were also struck. ah woman pronounced dead at the sce

heather, can you explain what happened? there are a lot of open jobs out there and they're not getting filled. why not? >> well, you know, here's what we saw from april's jobs report, stephanie. we added about a little over 500,000 jobs per month for the past three months. the pace is higher than the three months prior to this, where we only added about 60,000 of jobs per month. we saw a lot of indications deep in the data from april that people are increasingly searching for work. we saw an uptick in the labor force participation rate. we saw a decrease in the share of works working voluntarily part time. we saw an increase in hours. we did not see an increase in people working multiple jobs, however. in fact, we saw the largest one-month increase in the share of people who say that they are -- that covid is not preventing them from searching for work. we saw the largest one-month increase since october. but there's a lot of indication that deep in the data that folks are out there searching for jobs, and we continue to ha

he singled out knot just heather's family, but kalib jabar.e loss of beau. >> yeah, she has committed herself to the work that her daughter, heather did, all of that advocacy work. burning now to a developing story out of louisiana where a civil rights investigation is under way into the deadly arrest of a black man two years ago. footage newly obtained show louisiana state troopers beating, dragging, and using a stun gun on reagan ronald green in 2014. here is the video, we warn you it is disturbing. >> the brutal 2019 arrest and subsequent death of ronald green was captured on body camera. officer, i'm scared. i'm just scared. >> in the video obtained and released, louisiana state troopers cull a 49-year-old black man from his car after a dangerous high speed pursuit. >> green is tased multiple times, but much of what happened is off camera. during the graphic and disturbing video he is punched, nut a chokehold, and put in the dirt. one officer describing the violent arrest. >> that officer later died in a single car crash hours after learni

what convinced you to do it, heather? >> well, i would be team get them vaccinated from the very beginning. there's been so much stress and concern about making sure that sam, or any of the kids, got it, but specifically to make sure that we were taking care of his liver and that nothing could inflame it or irritate it further and so i've been eagerly awaiting the opportunity to do so and when the news broke last week, it was just this overwhelming sense of relief that this is -- we're not to the end of the marathon yet but we can see the finish line and it's really close.

hello again, everyone i'm frank somerville and i'm heather holmes in tonight for julie. that driver is now out of jail and new at 11 tonight. ktvu jesse gary with the exclusive interview and jesse that driver says his driving isn't dangerous, that's exactly right. julie. he just got out of jail tonight after spending the night in santa rita jail. he's home. how do you think he got home? how do you think he made the trip? that's right in the back of a self driving vehicle with no one behind the wheel. i'm not going to back seat right now. like you feel me like i'm waiting for my car to charge 25 year old param sharma says his antics behind the wheel are not to show off, but to show self driving vehicles are not only the future but the present as well. monday someone recorded cell video of sharma in his tesla on interstate 80 with no human behind the wheel, as required by california law. it's just so dangerous cause a dangerous. when they're being driven by humans on by dangerous when they're being driven by robots that haven't been certified. chp officers arrested sharma,

in blue joining me now a fellow at the manhattan institute and new york times best selling author heather mcdonald who's recent works include the war against cops how the new attack on law and order makes everyone less safe add and the diversity delusion how race and gender pandering corrupt the university and undermine our culture heather great to see you again thank you so much for coming on i can't think of anything more dangerous than the media which 'd is that narrative that police hunt down and kill black men there was a survey done in february by skeptic dot com which showed that 39 percent of liberal respondents believed police had killed over a 1000 black men in 200-1000 the number was less then 20 this is this is just outrageous stuff. steve you are absolutely right the perception that we are living through an epidemic of racially biased police shootings a black man is an optical illusion it is based on an extraordinarily selective coverage on the part of the press may only come her black police shootings of black men if they were to cover police shootings of white men with the

heather was a young male and this time of year they leave home to set up their own territory. but this bear straight close to town. it's scary, but also bailey exciting. that sums up reaction to this unusual visitor just a few blocks from downtown sentence. elmo ah, homeowner on tama pious avenue spotted a black bear in a backyard tree about 40 ft up and called 911 bear experts have told us that the bear is more scared of us than probably we are of him, but the plan is to clear everyone off the streets clear the area. get your cars go home. in no time. people had come to see a rare sight in a populated area on the £150 bear described as young and healthy was in no hurry and even appeared to doze off. occasionally it's majestic and beautiful, but it's really scared. the first strategy, banging pots and pans. to keep the bear in the tree as wildlife officers were still on their way. i've never heard of a bear being anywhere close to here. i'm a i'm a big hiker and i'm more you know, i think about mountain lions all the time, but i've never even heard of a bear being around here.

the target date for that is june 15th and heather. all of this depends, of course on covid numbers continuing to cooperate. cattle certainly be a big change, but i think it changed that most of us will welcome deborah villalon reporting live for us tonight, deb. thank you. a student athletes from stanford have now filed two lawsuits against the university over its decision to cut some sports programs. one law. suit filed today says that stanford misled the athletes into enrolling and violated their rights. the university plans to cut 11 sports programs due to budget issues, including wrestling, fencing, men's volleyball and synchronized swimming. in a separate lawsuit filed by women athletes, they're accusing stanford of sex discrimination because they say the cuts affect mostly women's sports. oakland's moratorium on rental housing evictions will go unchanged despite a recent. federal court ruin. last week, a federal judge ruled that the cdc exceeded their legal authority when they issued a temporary moratorium on residential evictio

in blue joining me now a fellow at the manhattan institute and new york times best selling author heather mcdonald who's recent works include the war against cops how the new attack on law and order makes everyone less safe and the diversity delusion how race and gender pandering corrupt the university and undermine our culture heather great to see you again thank you so much for coming on i can't think of anything more dangerous than the media which pushes that narrative that police hunt down and kill black men there was a survey done in february by skeptic dot com which showed that 39 percent of liberal respondents believed police had killed over a 1000 black men in 200-1000 the number was less then 20 this is this is just outrageous stuff. steve you are absolutely right the recession that we are living through an epidemic of racially biased police shootings a black man is an optical illusion it is based on an extraordinarily selective coverage on the part of the press may only come her black police shootings of black men if they were to cover police shootings of mike men with the same

well 1st we start off with a heather macdonald she's with the manhattan institute she's the author of the war on cops and i have a clip from what she's going to tell us here she is talking about police and you know we've heard so much from the media about how the police go out hunting black men specifically which is certainly not true ok i understand we don't have the clip but heather is of the opinion and i agree with her as a former new york city p.d. a man of the year myself that there's no government organization that cares more that and says more that black lives matter because they're putting themselves in harm's way every day very often in minority communities to save black lives you know they go where the crime is and that's why you see confrontations and in certain communities because that's where there is the most crime so it's good it's very interesting with heather i also spoke with nicholas wade a science writer formerly of the new york times who asked the question how did the pandemic start did it start from a bat did it start in the lab what role did dr found she have a

in blue joining me now a fellow at the manhattan institute and new york times best selling author heather mcdonald who's recent works include the war against cops how the new attack on law and order makes everyone less safe and the diversity delusion how race and gender pandering corrupt the university and undermine our culture heather great to see you again thank you so much for coming on i can't think of anything more dangerous than the media which is the narrative that police hunt down and kill black men there was a survey done in february by skeptic dot com which showed that 39 percent of liberal respondents believed police had killed over a 1000 black men in 200-1000 the number was less then 20 this is this is just outrageous stuff. steve you are absolutely right the perception that we are living through an epidemic of racially biased police shootings a black man is an optical illusion it is based on an extraordinarily selective coverage on the part of the press they only cover her black police shootings of black men if they were to cover police shootings of white men with the same i

heather long writes, this is not a labor shortage.is a great reassessment of work in america as people re-think what jobs are needed and what workers want to do on a daily basis. do you agree with that, heather, and what does that mean economically in the future? >> here's the thing, every time we come out of a recession, you see people saying, oh, we're going to do a great realignment and we saw that out of the recession, as well. this is a challenging year for businesses, families and the people who changed the way they worked and there's been more telecommuting than anything and we need people to figure out how they're going to adapt to the new normal as people get the vaccine. so i think to some extent, we only were able to open up vaccines to everyone on april 19th which is after, you know, the survey that the household was done and let's get the shots in arms and then we'll see how the economy recovers, but also let me stress they think that this continues to show us the really important role that the american rescue plan has be

heather. police say the same group of teens who robbed this 80 year old man went on to rob a woman just hours later. this is video showing an eight year old asian man being confronted by three teenage boys in san leandro. one boy punches him while another giggles. it is absolutely heart wrenching to see that surveillance and to hear the victims screaming for help. sam leandro police lieutenant ali khan says the teams were out to rob the victim. the suspects were demanding his wallet. but because of the victim's screen, they were able to get away with only his fitbit. workout watchband. it happened about four in the afternoon on saturday as the victim was out for a walk on knuckle pickle road near the san leandro marina. very frustrating to hear the suspects essentially laughing off. a very serious crime. the victim suffered minor injuries. police say violent crimes against asian victims in san leandro went up drastically. last year we saw a 283% increase. but it's unclear if the attack gets th

and heather. you talked about that line that line actually starting to dwindle right now, because so many people showed up for the vaccination and berkeley they actually ran out of supplies. you could still see there a few dozen people in line here waiting to get their vaccinations at one point in time. that line extended all the way down to the end of block end of the block hundreds of after months out of school and watching adults get the vaccine now, kids 12 to 17 years old are eligible to receive the covid vaccinations. we jumped at the opportunity families in berkeley rushing to get the shot the first day it's available. i'm on a text read today with all of the parents from her soccer team. they're all 12 and 13 years old and everybody's trading information about where to get the vaccine because everyone's so excited to have their children vaccinated. take a deep breath for me, health authorities in berkeley, saying they've been preparing all week for the day that young people could get the s

even randy tips his cap to heather. stand up to cancer and rally wants you to reduce your risk for cancer. go to takeahealthystand.org >>> you know the saying that in elephant never forgets? it turns out a while like nonprofit never forgot about some retired circus elephants. these gentle giants now have a new homeme. >> repororter: justst south of floridida/georgia a line membmb the largest asian elephant herd in the western hemisphere have room to roam but at the white oak conservation center, and this conservation says it is like a dream come true. a lot of kids have a dream of running way and joining the circus but i wanted to let all of the animals out of the circus.>> for decades elephants pranced in dance, as there is a ringling bros. and barnum & bailey circus. that meant allegedly harsh training and it was confinement within crammed orders. in 2016 ringling brothersrs and retitired elephahants but acact maintatain their life in a tin hahabitat. lastst fall the nonpnprofit wat conservatition, boughtht the 35 ele

[applause] because of you the amendment named in honor of khalid and heather is now law. to make sure that hate crimes are more accurately counted and reported and, hopefully, leading to a continued focus on ending these crimes. it will provide resources to create specialized hate crimes units. it will also help states create hotlines for hate crimes at state and local levels that will be accessible for people with limited english proficiency. and it provides resources for training for state and local law enforcement, to identify, investigate, and report these heinous crimes. of all the good the law can do, we have to change our hearts, we have to change the hearts of the american people. hate can't, i mean this from the bottom of my heart, hate can be given no safe harbor in america. i mean it. no safe harbor. it can't be dismissed like, well, that's just what happens. my sister, valerie, and i talk about it all the time. you got to speak up. speak up and speak out. it's on all of us. all of us together, to make it stop. my message is, to all those who think this doesn't

in blue joining me now a fellow at the manhattan institute and new york times best selling author heather mcdonald who's recent works include the war against cops how the new attack on law and order makes everyone less safe add and the diversity delusion how race and gender pandering corrupt the university and undermine our culture heather great to see you again thank you so much for coming on i can't think of anything more dangerous than the media which pushes the narrative that police hunt down and kill black men there was a survey done in february by skeptic dot com which showed that 39 percent of liberal respondents believed police had killed over a 1000 black men in 200-1000 the number was less then 20 this is this is just outrageous stuff. steve you are absolutely right the perception that we are living through an epidemic of racially biased police shootings a black man is an optical illusion it is based on an extraordinarily selective coverage on the part of the press they only come her black police shootings of black men if they were to cover police shootings of white men with the

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heather went to. >> coach. >> our mask and said i want to talk to the cops. i want to tell the police my story. willie sold or you're not going to talk to the cops. you're not going to tell your story. that's cause too much >> although heather hit is he's a little bit dreams. didn't materialize. she did become a successful fox sports broadcaster. my life. >> started to crumble from the inside out. >> the reason why we're bringing this lawsuit. if you want to hold these 2 schools accountable. >> has it made you kron. 4 news now archbishop many high school released a statement on this lawsuit. it reads in part, you can see it on your screen, quote, while the diocese of san jose and archbishop mitty high school have not been served with the complaint against bishop. many high school. >> we take all and any allegations of abuse seriously and remain resolute in our support of victim in irrespective of the date of the abuse. we welcome the opportunity to review the complaint. but we are not able to otherwise comment on the litigation at this time. los gatos high sc

but since then, heather kept running. for sport, but from the nightmare that she says still haunts her. >> my track coach was sexually abusing me my entire track season. >> this is chioki robinson, arrested in 2019 for sexually hearing set for next month. he first abused her as coach at midi, then followed her to coach track in losgatos. >> he staujed me from midi to losgatos. >> reporter: a lawsuit against the high schools and against the catholic diocese, which oversees midi. heather says the schools did nothing when she sounded the alarm. finally, the phenom athlete says she had to stop running. >> i pray that these schools, and all adults watching this, that see this, know that kids bodies are off limits. >> in a statement the catholic diocese says it hasn't been served with a complaint and adds we take all abuse seriously. irrespective of the dates of abuse. mitti faculty and staff receive child abuse and neglect awareness training as mandated reporters. the district works hard to provide a safe learning environment

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heather let talk about jobs. this is the thing i think matters to most americans.ing been added in the last three months but the congressional budget office has said we won't get back to prepandemic employment levels until 2024 so we got good news and bad news on there. what's your evaluation of this? do you want to tell american people who are most concerned about jobs? >> well, we are all very concerned about jobs. when the president took office, he knew that the first and most important thing he needed to do is wrap his hands around the pandemic and make sure we get vaccines out there and making it possible for people to start getting back to work, opening up child care centers and schools and giving people what they needed and he also knew that we needed to make sure that families and businesses and communities were made whole and so that's what the american rescue plan did. it pumping money out there into communities to help them while we weather this pandemic. so on the one hand, we're starting to see jobs coming back and the president talked about that wedne