james would have to resign.y were supposed to leave the following morning to say goodbye to some church members. and lo and behold, around 12:00 or 12:30 they'd gotten in that truck and they hauled butt. they went to arizona. >> they fled. >> reporter: like thieves in the night. with baby grace. it was a few days after they left when jason went to the police to tell his disturbing story. >> that they had a physical run-in the day that she went missing. >> reporter: then a piece of luck. before they left, marie's friend kay had asked the pastor and his wife for marie's belongings. they gave her marie's computer. the bad news was it had been erased but -- >> i brought it into the sheriff's department for them to take a look. >> we had our forensic tech reanalyze the computer, and it gave us a beautiful copy of her phone download that she had done when she backed her phone up. >> reporter: wow. but maybe it wasn't so lucky. there were thousands of text messages, but they were an unreadable jumble of symbols and wor

in the senate from james monroe. early in 1794 washington sent chief justice john jay to england to go to negotiate a treaty that would result in british withdrawal from forts in the northwest territory in the united states improved the balance of trade between the two countries and curtail impressment or the forcible removal of sailors from american ships by the royal navy. alexander hamilton, drew up jason's instructions and even confided confided much of the american negotiating position to the british in advance to facilitate an agreement. republicans bitterly opposed the diplomatic overture fearing both british intimidation and french anger at the perceived breaking of the old alliance. to mollify the republicans washington appointed james monroe american minister to france in may of 1794. the selection of a prominent republican legislator who was a declared admirer of france was intended to appease america's earthwile ally while while so removing monroe monroe from the domestic political scene. soon after the m

>> james lapan. >> reporter: james lapan, one of nick's co-workers police had already spoken with. >>n't -- we never got along. >> reporter: jeff johnson said just 11 days before the murder, lapan had come to him with a complaint about nick and with it, a warning. >> he said that if i don't handle it, he has his own way of handling things and just bolted right out of my office. >> you knew the name james lapan. >> i did. >> nick had talked about him as somebody he'd had problems with. >> yes. >> but not being afraid of. >> no. >> reporter: detective garcia now interviewed lapan again at marana aerospace. he told her he spent the sunday before the murder with his family and said he and his wife went to bed around 9:00 and got up around 5:00 a.m., which would have been an hour after nick's murder. >> if i contact your wife, she's going to tell me this is where you were on sunday? >> i would hope so. >> okay. >> he pretty much answered all the questions that we had. the interview ends. >> reporter: but then maybe two minutes later, there was a knock on her door. >> and it's james. he cam

but james round james brown is not in and of himself, the only person that represented this shift.ack popular music emphasis, during the post civil rights era, and i think one of the most interesting parts of the shift from accommodation-ism, to black freedom on a cultural level, is the awakening of motown. now we've talked about motown in the past, we've talked about very gordie, we talked about how motown wrote quote great melodies with great stories. it was the sound of young america. black music written by, produced by, owned by, black artists that target a predominantly white audience. but motown also experiences a transformation. beginning in 1967. in 1967, barry gordie leaves the motown business center to los angeles. at the same time if you read interviews with motown artists, you see that they have a little more freedom under what was a pretty rough managerial style shall we say of barry gordie. very gordie has tight control over all things motown. and when the business center moved to la, it leaves it gives a little freedom for those who are left behind. people like marvi

james: what is title 42? gene: an authority the cdc has to prevent the introduction of persons into the u.s. if they can be carrying a communicable disease of public health significance? covid-19 is such a disease. it allows in practice for aliens who fit that profile, if they cross into the u.s., to be rapidly expelled. not everyone was rapidly expelled into mexico. that is a myth the binding administration perpetuated. some people were rapidly expelled to the airplane back to their home country. it was not an authority that was special, it was used for purposes to deal with the pandemic. the biden administration refuses to apply it to uac and family units right now, as we can see with february numbers. there was an axios piece a few days ago that said 90% of family units encountered, i think the week between march 14-21, were not expelled via title 42, which means all of them were caught and released into the united states. they will never be removed. that means we will continue to see the numbers slowly pi

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so who was james de land sea? he was from an important family in colonial new york, one of the wealthiest in the american colonies that had been established in new york in the 16 eighties. his grandfather's dup then delancey. -- incredibly important names in new york. in 1700, he began construction of a house in new york city at 54 pearl street. i don't know if that address means anything to anyone. after his death, it was bought by samuel francis who opened francis tavern there, which later george washington wrote his farewell to his officers at. his father peter was a merchant, owner of a flour mill outside new york, and member of the colonial assembly for new york as his father and numerous other family members where. james's uncle oliver commanded the militia during the french and indian war, it was a member of the french executive council between the french and indian war and the revolution and was a brigadier general in command of what was known as delinquencies brigade of almost 2000 men. as you might gathe

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using this ploy james could be fined the spyware for anyone. willing to spy on business rivals criminal gangs or terrorist organizations it doesn't matter what the morality or the other laws i don't get caught i'll sell it. and we can supply the demand it's simple economics there have been scandals in south africa and in india where encounters have been imported and use that the. telephone calls of politicians were illegally intercepted recorded and then published. we contacted a business could simply. a multi-million dollar surveillance company based in china . they do a deal without an export license. knowing who the client would be. we arranged a meeting and i reporters hotel. so they to face. and question. and. all the pieces of the trial. he explained they produced different models of the mc and the configuration capabilities would be tailored to our client's requirements. this is very important that we have a clear understanding about us. talking about 10 units who are. going to look if. we have a plan or were no work for the certificate

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the persecution and mohamed picking up on what james just said about how important it is for egypt to really conduct this their investigation and picking up also on your previous answer in which you mentioned that there were egyptian officials that said that this all might be solved within 48 to 72 hours i mean where do you believe that shipping companies stand right now are they moving ahead with contingency plans do they think it's actually going to be weeks are some of them prone to believe that you know it might actually open up within the next 4872 hours. you know i don't know i'd be guessing maybe some of them are going to watch inside story to see to see what we say i mean you know i think that people are probably just waiting on pins and needles i mean these are people these are folks that have you know millions of dollars on the line. a but and you have these varying analyses out there that might figure 2 or 3 days that it might take you know a few weeks and i think that at the end of the day you know nobody really knows i mean we hope that we'll have more clarity more answer

james hamilton has concluded...ex salmond successfully challenged in court the way the scottish government investigated the complaints against him, he was awarded over half £1 million. he insists nicola sturgeon�*s government should have conceded the case earlier to save public money. james hamilton says he has found no evidence whatsoever that the first minister acted improperly or in breach of the ministerial code with respect to mr salmond's petition. the hamilton inquiry has not looked at a number of key areas, further potential breaches of the ministerial code, including how nicola sturgeon�*s government so badly let down women at the heart of this. we believe she has breached the ministerial code and has not been truthful with parliament and the people of scotland and can't continue as first minister. for months. _ continue as first minister. for months, nicola _ continue as first minister. for months, nicola sturgeon has faced accusations of lying and calls for her resignation. she has a ways maintain she was

just underscores the extent to which this is really just critically important for egypt's economy james the ever given is massive it's almost as big as the empire state building should a ship that huge actually be passing through the suez canal. well since they made the improvements to the canal a few years ago there deepened the draft in the waterway and. part of the reason for doing that was so that they could accommodate these very large ships but of course the challenges of navigating through the canal and if you've been on a diver many times are in knots and you have to have very precise. serious techniques and support to get the ships through especially when they're that size something has gone wrong whether it was the weather whether there was a technical issue you're going to perhaps from the piloting the navigation which is provided by the suez canal authority we don't know but it is a challenge that normally should work. guy who is ultimately going to be held responsible for all this. well clearly at the start the heart of it will be the ship owner but in fact all the people i

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james carville is here.ant to show you where the president slammed and even mocked donald trump. >> what did trump do? he eliminated that funding. he didn't use it. he didn't do it. building back up the capacity that should have been maintained and built upon, that trump dismantled. no previous administration did that, either, except trump. my predecessor needed to. my predecessor. oh, god, i miss him. >> joe biden laying it out there. it's a reminder what a contrast this was to what press conferences had become over the last four years. >> i didn't say that. >> reporter: you said it on sean hannity -- >> why don't you people act in a little more positive. it's always trying to get you. get you, get you. you know what? that's why nobody trusts the media. >> i say you're a terrible reporter. i think that's a nasty question. >> that's cnn, fake new. go ahead, thank you very much. everybody. >>> we're joined now by msnbc alicia menendez. your thoughts on the contrast? >> right. i mean, it was nice to see some s

she and james watched the front door. and they kept calling annie, but her phone went straight to voice mail. >> in the best of worlds she's out with some young boyfriend you may or may not know, off on a lark of some kind, but it will come to an end and you'll get her back and regroup. >> yeah. our worst-case scenario at that point is, okay, she's going to come home pregnant. >> worst-case scenario? not even close. >>> coming up -- >> he had told us that l.j. had driven by the house, threatening chris. >> and a jogger makes a grim discovery. >> 911, what is the address of the emergency? >> i'm at the river bottom, there's a pool of blood. >> when "dateline" continues. i've seen how cancer can affect the people i care about. that's why i'm helping protect myself against some cancers like certain cancers caused by hpv. for most people, hpv clears on its own. but for those who don't clear the virus it can cause certain cancers. gardasil 9 is the only vaccine that helps protect adults through age 45 against certain diseases

james landau, bbc news.he state of georgia here in the u.s., where the republican governor just signed a sweeping law restricting voting access in the state, saying it will make elections more secure. president biden called the move a blatant attack on the constitution, jim crow for the 21st century. joining us now as gilda daniels at the university of baltimore, who was an official in the department of justice civil rights division. thank you for being with us. jim crow laws enforced racial segregation in the united states. is what georgia has done a modern-day equivalent, as president biden says? gilda: i agree with the president in that this is taking us backwards in regards to where we were and where we have been. it is certainly a reversal of the expansion of access to the ballot that we saw in 2020. there are around 43 states and more than 200 50 bills in legislatures across the country that would indeed turn the clock back on voting rights. laura: and all of this has been inspired, hasn't it, but pres

let me bring james freeman in. go ahead, james.t obviously we've benefited from the trump's administration warp speed enabling this record time development and approval of vaccines. now we've got the biden fda and are you concerned given that astrazeneca is safe and effective that this regulatory fight and now the fda saying they will send out more people than they normally do to check the various sites with what is a good vaccine from everything that we know, are you worried that we are back to the slow-walking fda, not the warp speed fda? doctor: not necessarily because we are still in a public health emergency and i do think that the fda is going to try and get the astrazeneca vaccine cleared as quickly as possible. i think that this is a vaccine that had some issues before so it's a little bit unique to pfizer and moderna but i do expect this will cross the finish line with an emergency use authorization probably within the next few weeks to months. maria: dr. adalja great info from you as usual. thank you so much, sir, have a

james freeman. james: yeah.ut just to hone in on your point about where is the value here, if you get an nft tides to --tied to a famous basketball highlight you're not collecting royalties from espn and fox sports when they run the highlight, right? >> you're exactly right. it's almost a joke. i could conceivably write this up on a piece of paper and give it to you. you would have nothing more, nothing less. jackie: let me ask you this. supply chain woes are causing setbacks for u.s. companies right now. ford announcing it will manufacture some of its suvs without microchips amid the global shortages of semiconductors and petrochemicals. the supply issues stem from raw material shortages caused by the recent storms in texas. what long-term impact do you see? >> to me, there are really no long-term impacts. i mean, this is just part of manufacturing. one tries to make sure that one has reserves so this doesn't happen. but the automobile companies operate on a just in time philosophy and when you have a once in w

starts carrying out a campaign to travel to the country to speak to the people francisco you heard james there mention the speech that lula gave yesterday i want to ask you about that in that speech lula said it's too soon to talk about next year's presidential race but he certainly spoken sounded very much like a candidate didn't he yes i think he's been cautious because until you know sort of the president you know you know don't you don't kind of if you can it's a i think one has to be cautious but the holy speech was not only the resilience of god he actually got there in chicago to be a person to the world saying you know i'm coming back to rescue you from the state . geraldo was lula da silva essentially presenting himself during that speech as a moderate i mean it was he putting himself forth as someone who can bridge the political divide in brazil and bring different sectors of brazilian society together. you know presenting himself as a as a moderate is a hard thing when our political landscape shifts so much to the right. the type of extreme right rhetoric we hear these days so

and china the 1st talks since joe biden has taken office let's go to a diplomatic editor james james right now we're just waiting for the translation for the chinese delegation what have you made of the comments by anthony blinken and jake sullivan so far. i think they're saying what they have been saying before they got here which is they have been consulting with allies they're still coming up with a wider plan of how to deal with china but they want to have a meeting to set the promises of the relationship they are very clear that they're not going to be soft on china and in some ways the criticism that's come in the trumpet ministration from the things that china is doing wrong in view particularly internal issues is china sees them like human rights they are going to continue they're going to continue under this new administration but they also say that there are issues where they can work much closer together so they'll agree to disagree on different issues also worth telling you barbara why we've got to 2 officials from both sides why we've got to take sort of a bit around the

joining him at the finest hour 9 o'clock here on the council morning news, i'm daria false and i'm james fletcher and with the forecast we've got john trouble. >>i mean it's not 100% perfect, but it's got a little bit of what we need i guess john yeah, little bit of rainfall in their little bit of cloud cover to definitely feels more like a winter's day than what we saw over the weekend with all the sunshine that we had. >>noticing some cloud cover pushing across the bay this morning but we've stayed dry, so if you're venturing outside for some errands at this point go ahead and do so but maybe keep that umbrella on hand today on into wednesday tuesday and wednesday are better chances of rain but today couple sprinkles possible later this morning. you can see on radar that we do have rain right across the north coast of the state now a lot of this is going to fizzle out by the time it reaches the bay but definitely don't rule out a few isolated sprinkles popping up late this morning in early afternoon as for temperatures right now we're in the 40's and 50's it's been a mild start so a li

katherine and james and from me, goodbye.hed through during the night. not much rain on it, but it has introduced a cooler feel. much rain on it, but it has introduced a coolerfeel. you much rain on it, but it has introduced a cooler feel. you will notice that on the eastern coast of england. yesterday we got to mid teens. most of us dry. the cloud continuing to break up. most of you will see some sunshine. the longest will see some sunshine. the longest will be southern scotland, north—west england, where the winds will be lighter. although temperatures are down, still feeling pleasant in the sunshine. chilly again in east anglia and parts of kent. only seven o' eight keg —— seven or eight degrees. tonight temperatures will drop further with a few mist and fog patches. towns and city centre temperatures just above freezing. colder in the countryside. to start the new week, high pressure with us, it slipped further south and the air is now coming from the atlantic across scotland and northern ireland. more of a breeze here on

dorian james, back to you.nk you, anna. >> well, big story that we're following more attacks on the asian community. in fact, a woman in san francisco was attacked at the corner of bush and polk streets on sunday and there's video kron four's michelle kingston has the story. it's quite. >> jarring. it's really kind of traumatic to watch this is video taken on sunday afternoon in san a woman clinging on to a vehicle trying to get her purse back after 3 suspects approached her on bush street while she was walking with a friend. the victim, a 33 year-old asian woman we didn't know what was happening. we all came over and. >> just kind of we're all shocked. i first didn't know what was happening. benjamin freemantle heard the commotion and ran to his apartment window and started recording. this is like a full on robbery right now. and that's kind of my phone out and started recording according to police, the suspects also kicked and punched the victim before dragging her. she then fell to the pavement. the suspects

james, staying with me. james athey my guest. plenty more to come on "daybreak: middle east." this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: we have the latest data this morning out of china, the economic activity surging the first two months of the year. retail sales and industrial production beating estimates with an eye-popping rebound. it underscores the continued strength of the v-shaped recovery a year after the first virus lockdown. james athey is an investment director at aberdeen standard. splendid this and exceptionalism can be manifest in the data and is industrial production the market will hang its hat on. for you, when you look at these growth levels, that china is putting on the table and we may get from the u.s., how do you divine where you allocate more, and into which basket? james: i think producing growth of an acceptable magnitude is not china's problem. china's challenge is producing growth of an acceptable magnitude that is sustainable and that is not once again being demonstrated by these numbers. china recognizes this. we hear this from the last few days. growth has reli

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james: indeed.e of the great responses that teachers, parents,ommunies, and governments have put in play , radio, tv, iernet learning, these things can b built on for learning for these children, but we need to focus on fundamentals, basics, and marginalized children, what they need, because they are the ones who have suffered the most, a theyeed a care plan to know they areupported sthey come back to school, and when they are they are, they are supported properly, and three, governments put the investment behind that, supported by the international community, the g7, the replenishment of education, and the international community can play a big role in making sure they are supported. brent: if there was one thing that could be done tomorrow for all of these children who are missing classroom time, what would you like to see happen? james: one thing, a clear plan from every government about how they will support the teachers, support those children whenhey come back in with clear messaging to parent

james the owner of jesse james tattoo in berkeley, says there's nothing left to salvage after someone deliberately set his shop on fire on march 18th at 5 16 in the morning. ah, person has seen and heard on surveillance video, breaking the front window and hurling an object inside. flames spread quickly within 23 minutes, it was. gone scared and not knowing who did it. why? james shows me what's left of two plastic containers containing. you could see the towel. james says he doesn't know why his business was targeted but can't help but question if the motive maybe that he's mexican american and the two artists who work here are members of the lgbt q did anything that nobody we don't you know, we get along with other tattoo shops. you know, we don't have problems and nobody. this is surveillance video from a nearby business. the campus store. the owner tells me he shared this video with police. somebody came in. walking around here with the gas can and a hammer and start smacking the window like he owned the block like he knows what he's doing, or he comes to target that business. jam

james we talked about pandemic pounds. this is great news. 10% to 25% capacity as far as gyms are concerned, wineries breweries. you can enjoy those as well. the bars they couldn't even open outside during the red tier with the orange tier. at least they can do it outside and john has been talking about the great weather. so by all means get out there and enjoy yourself. and when you do, you're not only helping yourself to helping the restaurant owners. let's face it, they suffered has been a long cold lonely winter for them. but now it's spring. it's orange. and hopefully orange will mean a lot of green to them. that's going to give our team a lot of renewed hope. >> community is ready to come out come back out again and have sense of normalcy and we're happy to be here to open the doors just in time for them. just really, really important. if we can keep this momentum continue to open even if it slowly and progressively means a lot to our business but they're still telling people as far as up. keep your mask up. unless y

the pandemic has closed the restaurants including james green's at least that will eventually come to an end says james but the use import ban has eliminated half of his trade virtually overnight permanently and that was a blow he did not see coming that wasn't foreseeable from our point of view and the reason why it wasn't foreseeable from our point of view we were because to her were constantly reassuring the industry that trade would continue after bricks. but the government in london places the blame for the disaster on the e.u. not itself. but the e.u. had said originally that trade could continue their own laws provide for it to continue and actually refer to a significant it would enable it to continue but they have had a change of policy change and although there's no legal impediment to this trade the european union told us a couple of weeks ago they were going to allow it to continue. the e.u. maintains that this is simply untrue. let's be clear there are bigger issues bunning import all these shellfish into the european union was already on the table for. east brics you it'