but as lori vallow competent enough to stand trial?s abc's marcus moore. >> reporter: for months the disappearance of brother and sister j.j. val hoe and tiely ryan captivated the country, their grandparents' heartfelt pleas for help launching a nationwide search. >> two missing children in idaho -- >> reporter: two years after the 7 and 17-year-old vanished, kay and larry woodcock are one step closer to answers. >> it's like the world just stopped. >> reporter: speaking to a local news crew in arizona after the children's mother, lori vallow daybell, and husband chad, were indicted in idaho on nine new charges including first-degree murder. >> there are so many layers. every week, every month, there's something new in this case. >> reporter: the couple appeared separately at a hearing yesterday. >> miss daybell is present here. mr. daybell, can you hear me okay? >> yes. >> reporter: before her charges were read, lori's attorneys unexpectedly requested to reschedule the proceeding. >> okay that will be all for today. thanks for appeari

lori lightfoot is a monster. any society that allows politicians to talk like this has an ugly future ahead. very ugly. of course, nobody said anything about what she said in her manifesto. even chicago reporters, some of whom can no longer do their jobs because of how they were born around up tepid complaints. listen to this person from nbc. >> another reporter called and said, i'm hearing they're only talking to black or brown journalists. what? this doesn't sound real. so i reached out to the communications director. she texted me back and said yeah, that's true. she said no, white reporters have been in the room for the majority of the year. it's time to hear from other people. >> tucker: what? is this real? what you heard is confusion and not outridge. lori lightfoot is a dangerous bigot. lori lightfoot is hurting other people because of their race. that's the crime. it's the one thing that nobody wants to say out loud. here's the response from a reporter at the chicago tribune. "i'm a latino reporter whose

and people like lori lightfoot.ple like joe biden, they see there's a political advantage from the dividing americans along racial lines. that has never ever been positive for our country. >> will: so to be clear, horace and quickly on this one, for four years we heard from the left that donald trump was the one, in fact, engaging in racial division. what you are telling me here is that the left is deriving their power by keeping americans divided on the basis of race? >> absolutely. absolutely. that's what they did during jim crow. donald trump if he was a racist he was the worst racist ever. got more blacks hired. got more blacks with pickup trucks. god more blacks with brand new homes. unbelievable wealth creation with that. when you divide america, what you actually see is a decline in progress. a decline in prosperity. that's what you saw in the segregated south. and that's what you will see in the segregated 21st century if we allow this to go forward. >> will: all right, horace, thank you so much for your tim

a grand jury has indicted lori and chad daybell in connection to the killing of lori's daughter and son. the children seemingly vanished in 2019 kicking off a nationwide search. this morning the so-called doomsday couple facing multiple murder charges answer lori vallow and chad daybell for the deaths of lori's two children and for the murder of his former wife. >> there is probable cause to believe they willfully and knowingly conspired to commit several crimes that led to the death of three innocent people. >> reporter: the indictment citing the couple's religious beliefs as a factor in the murders. >> chad, lori. can you tell me where your kids are. >> reporter: vallow made headlines in 2013 when her relatives sounded the alarm when her kids went missing. 17-year-old tylee and 7-year-old j.j. were found on daybell's property. before they were reported missing daybell's former wife tammy suddenly died. >> once the children's bodies were found and other questions were being asked, immediately they exhumed her body. now it's clear the authorities believe that she was murdered by chad an

yet there is nothing confusing about who lori lightfoot is. lori lightfoot is dangerous bigot. she's hurting other people because of their race. that's the crime but of course it's the one thing nobody wants to say out loud. here's the response from the reporter of the "chicago tribune." i'm a latino reporter whose interview request was granted for today. however, i asked the mayor's offers to lift its condition on others and when they said no, we respectfully canceled. politicians don't get to choose who covers them. end quote. talk about missing the point completely. by the way, of course, politicians can choose who they talk to. all of us have that right thank god. what politicians can't do under any circumstances is attack an entire group of citizens on the basis of their skin color. again, to restate the obvious that is racism. it is immoral. it's also illegal under countless state and federal laws. we're not supposed to allow behavior like that from our government. we're all equal in the eyes of the law. we're all citizens. we've got an entire granted monument on the nati

investigators say lori believed her children had become zombies.ted, both could face the death penalty. carterns, cbs news. >> o'donnell: tonight, the c.d.c. is warning that 10 million americans compromised immune systems that they will need to continue wearing face masks, even after being vaccinated against covid. cbs' nikki battiste explains why. >> reporter: the easing of covid restrictions has only added to the fear of millions of people like 43-year-old jennifer trokhan. >> i take about 15 pills a day. >> reporter: she is fully vaccinated, yet wholly unprotected from the virus, because her immune system is suppressed by medicine she takes to prevent organ rejection. >> i would stay up all night for months to help figure this out. >> reporter: dr. dorry segev is a transplant surgeon at johns hopkins. >> i'm hearing of transplant and other immuno-suppressed people who got vaccinated and relaxed their safety behaviors, and are now being admitted to hospitals, and some are dying because they get covid-19. is email revealed two shots produce no cov

lori: we are neutral on u.s. versus non-us.on-us, a lot of it in our thinking is europe. i do think it is a interesting call because europe is the ultimate value trade. it has better valuations. but at the end of the day, the virus backdrop is better in the u.s. at the moment, and we are at the center of the reopening trade right now. i can see a reason to shift to europe later on, but for now i think it is tough to let go of the u.s. i have spent a lot of time talking to international investors, people based in the u.s., but do invest in the u.s. stock market, and they have actually come of the number one question i would say is corporate taxes, but the number two question has been the sustainability of the shift out of growth and into value. if the u.s. can continue to lead a bit longer -- the u.s. can continue to lead a bit longer if they are willing to sell those tech stocks. i think it is tough to say in an absolute number. one of the things we look at his nasdaq positioning in the futures market, and that would suggest we

as lori wallach says, the decision point is, will the u.tiations or will it connue trump's poly? this is e inflection point for the biden administration with respect to the global south. if it fails this one, there is going to be tremendous distrust of u.s. foreign policy inittives. so the test for biden in the global south has come very early, but you don't choose the time when these things come on. as far as i know at this point, we don't knowes exactly what is the thinking of the administration going into geneva . it has kept its cards very close to the vest. as i said in my column "-- in my guest editorial in "the new york times," mr. biden knows what ithe rit thing to do. e question is, will he have the courage to do the right thing. amy: have you gotten the vaccine? >> yes, i have. as a senior, i was priority. we were given the firsdose of the vaccine. so seniors in my city got the first dose of the vaccine. but the vast numbers of people, aside from seniors and from health-care workers, front-line workers come have not gotten the vac

journalists of all colors have come out against this move by lori lightfoot.e what she is going to do. all we can do is focus on this case and i feel confident and happy to work with tom and his team to hold her accountable. todd: judicial watch is your organization looking to provide access and expose bias in the system, that is what you do on day in and day out basis. have you ever seen anything as blatant as this and if so where? >> know. you have to go back prior to the passage of civil rights laws to find such egregious violations of racial discrimination laws by government officials. you see it in the office of the mayor of chicago, in schools, incorporations, the biden administration is pushing similar policies. practically speaking the justice department should be investigating mayor lightfoot over this racist discrimination. judicial watch has to step in because the government refuses to enforce the law. todd: we reach out to mayor lightfoot's office but have not heard back. thank you so much for getting up with us, enjoy your weekend. ashley: a forme

lori anthony, abc 7 news. >> lori thank you. >>> sky 7 was up all day to give you a better idea the type of facility where this happened. it's a maintenance yard for valley transit authority t. 911 calls take you right to the scene where so many realize this was not going to be a normal day at work. >> this is an active shooter reportedly eight employees at the light rail maintenance yard. we have no visual of where the shooter is. pd has several units on scene investigating. employees are evacuating to the parking lot and there may be active shots heard again right now. pd is closing down younger. they're saying the shooter is on the third floor. which building? still another active shot heard. >> abc 7 news reporter melendez joins us from the red cross from san jose where family members have been directed on dealing with this situation, leanne. >> as vta employees were led out, many family members rushed to contact with them. >> i'm still waiting for my brother. >> my wife. >> she works here? >> uh-huh. >> what does she do? >> she's a mechanic. >> she left a message from a coworkers ph

lori vallow and chad daybell charged with killing her kids and his first wife. the new details and the text messages revealing the couple thought the children were, quote, possessed. >>> severe weather outbreak. dangerous tornadoes hitting the heartland. >> wow. >> two twisters side by side caught on camera. >> don't hit the house. >> as extreme winds topping 80 miles per hour pummel the nrtheast. ♪ i want to fly away ♪ >>> want to "fly away?" tens of millions of americans set to hit the road and skies for memorial day weekend. the top destinations, the busiest times to leave as we head to one of the top travel spots in the world. it's time for the maine event. >> that's a lobster. >> from the lobsters to the lighthouses. we're live from the easternmost point of the united states as the sun rises on america. >>> good morning, america. you know, i wish i could say that with conviction, but that is very difficult to do on yet another day that we begin with news of a deadly mass shooting. >> you're looking live at the white house this morning. the flags there at ha

. >> i totally agree with lori that is part of the complication right now, there are corners of the world that don't trust global entities who they see as counting and controlling basically, i think also in this arrow that were in we see an absolutely change public than a decade or two decades ago. they don't want one universal truth, they wouldn't trust it, they want something that is locally evidenced that they feel is more tangible and they feel like the truth has become far too remote from them and they don't have a say or ownership, i do think we need credible sources but it also needs to be endorsed locally because if it's not it's not worth the wait and whatever. >> i'm doing a shout out to heidi one big learning experience for me, this is like 15 or 20 years ago when heidi worked for unicef as an anthropologist, she taught me about why some parents would refuse to vaccinate their children in places like india or fiji or the middle of indonesia and it was so much vaccination was campaigns, correct me if i misunderstood, and learn from you that so many of the vaccines were campaigns

today marks the second anniversary of lori lightfoot being mayor.she had a bunch of interview requests so she did pick and choose and some of the outlets that she is talking to today are community outlets that don't have the resources to staff city hall every day like the big legacy outlets do. and what's wrong with that? and by the way -- >> some people are playing it basically as no whites allowed. that's how it's being portrayed, as you can imagine on an entire cable network. >> absolutely, and i see what's happening, and i see how the right wing press is playing this. but everybody take a deep breath. that's not what is happening. if i had a question for lori lightfoot and i was in chicago today, she's having a press conference in a few hours. john, if anyone at cnn wants to go ask her something, you could do it. show up. do you know lori lightfoot has press conferences anybody can go to three times a week u, usuall at least. she's done a bunch this week. >> lynn sweet, appreciate you joining us this morning. always great to talk to someone who

if you are to advance certain -- like lori lightfoot ratio group, you could be sued.or violent peoples space six -- three trees squelch servers, nothing ever seems toyr have been. they are more powerful than governments, i'd argue. >> they are not governments. they applied this lawsuit and said, you are violating our first mimicked rights and freedom of speech and you are infringing on our ability to mitigate harmful material. these guys, these social media platforms are an affront to all of our political speech, right? and all free-speech. shadow banding, the platforming all conservatives across their platforms and we don't have use of it in the public square. what i think what's interesting about what's happening here, look at the old republican party. republicans sit back and say we believe in free enterprise, we don't want to engage. but after donald trump and ron desantis, you have republicans leading this by using government to fight back for freedom for the public square. so we can have free debate. i think it's going to work -- my wife loves twitter and i tell

i will go a step further and say lori lightfoot is a racist, she is not a reverse racist, she is a goodoned racist. she believes that skin color is the primacy of life, the most important thing f. a journalist were to walk into a room, she would treat one journalist different based on skin color than another journalist tochlt go further, this has taken over the modern democratic party. if you think this is going to stop with lori lightfoot, just wait, just wait to what comes with the rest of them. they are telling you that they view race as above everything else and we are going to see more and more of this and we must call it out for what it is. not half answers. lori lightfoot, if you are watching this, you are a racist. >> harris: quickly to add to what david was saying, take away journalist and put in the word people. is she preferring, that is question, are you preferring nonwhite people? forget what we do, that is the profession i hold, i'm a mom, a lot of things. would you prefer i be dark? >> salient point, harris, very well said. >> kayleigh: liberals fush to defund the police

and lori anthony explains that the plan to increase police by the has some critics fuming. >> this has been a got crunching year with violent crimes. the oakland mayor has proposed a budget that increases the lease ready rather than defining as much as 50% some activists have demanded that. when we surveyed the people in oakland, 70% said that they want at least current levels if not more police response got 911 response officers patrolling their neighborhoods. the budget committee $700 million and 18% of his or million dollar total to police and the share is down from previous edges but the dollar amount here is a concern. >>> they will hold a series of meetings in oakland, lori anthony, abc7 news. >>> the state is expecting an unprecedented budget surplus. they are behind the $75 billion surplus, the governor's office reported a deficit of 54 billion dollars. ust is part of the surplus to pass out stimulus checks that is encouraging for those in restaurants and bars and small businesses that have closed for good during the pandemic. and this has to be passed by lawmakers. mori what h

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. >> mayor lori lightfoot is taking heat.r lori lightfoot revealed she's only going to grant interviews to journalists of color to mark her two year anniversary as mayor. she released a statement on this on twitter and said it is a shame that in 2021 the city hall press corps is overwhelmingly white in a city where more than half of the city identified as black, latino, a api or native american. diversity and inclusion is imperative in all institutions including media. in order to progress we must change, this is why i am being intentional about prioritizing media requests. that is her thinking behind this was the question is how is this going over in the city? take a look at this we from gregory pratt who says i am a latino reporter at the chicago tribune's interview request was granted for today. however i asked the mayor's office to lift its conditions on others and when they said no we respectfully canceled. politicians don't get to choose who covers them. she's granting interviews based on skin color alone, big-time back

i've been part of the chicago crisis for a long time and lori lightfoot did not say anything we did notnow. >> i don't know where to start with that but she was making a racist comment with racist underpinnings but journalists are fine with having no access to black mayors at this point. >> they are fine with that, generally going on with anything as long as it is not a republican or conservative but one aspect of this i found interesting and that is the mayor lori lightfoot has a lot to answer to to black and brown people in the city, the violence that is spiking, the riots they have endured, the shops that have been destroyed that seriously affected that community, while she tries to throw out this critical race garbage as a token of her goodwill, there are people who are black and brown she should be answering to, just not the journalists. >> we talked a lot on this show about how unnecessary and obviously in bad faith the january 6th commissioners but here is what john harwood thinks. >> there is no good reason for a member of congress to oppose a bipartisan commission to investigat

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though lori pressed charges and pushed hard for a prosecution, nobody followed through and lori eventually>> i think it was a month or so after i gave it up, that's when she came to d.c. and had met kate. and i always feel if i could have hung on one more month, i could have have helped them get her. >> now as she prepared to defend ethan, david aler was feeling much better. his client's chief accuser, it appeared, was a practiced con artist. would any jury believe her? ethan might be naive, but his story, after all, had never changed. >> they had gone to dinner, he, kate, and heather. after they went to dinner, he dropped kate back off at her parents' home here in downtown charleston and spoke with her a couple times via text message that night. and he didn't talk to her again after that. >> so it was all on heather. and with her as ethan's chief accuser, how could any jury convict him? but just days before the trial was to start, solicitor scarlett wilson finally uncovered something the case lacked. a clear motive. she found it, she said, in letters kate wrote to her friend before she di

let's start today's show with the big eyed slender loris a primate need to have to the sub continentdiscovered in the mid 17 hundreds these nocturnal animals have been considered magical in parts of the me and because of these there's a grave threat to their lives not to mention the imbalance in the ecosystem it will cause if they were wiped out all the musicians in that he didn't and now coming forward to protect. it is extremely rare to see this tiny nocturnal the slender lotus live in the branches of trees and like monkeys they don't jump from branch to branch but move slowly and carefully and being extremely sharp by nature they're really spotted in daylight. despite that one species of slender nortons is classified as indentured. boredom or the model of the good god now you don't want the world at all and then you have particularly a little they live in groups you know but come out to hunt alone at night. go on average the only be about 300 grams and don't run fast you know and out of the really what about instead what i would really move with liberation i would they really want

for the first 15 or 20 years of your career you were always moving around and lori and i had a hard time keeping track of where you are and you are in dallas, chicago, louisville and ill know lori and i visited youa couple times to wisconsin soo a lot of different jobs and different divisions but which position below ceo was your most favorite position and why? >> i loathed the healthcare business. you know, it's the intersection of technology, public policy and you know it's a basic human need and it's a fascinating complex industry and when i was there it was relatively small. we were maybe $3 billion in a two or 3 trillion-dollar industry and so i had the green light to grow the business and that was fun and exciting. it was one of the first ge businesses in china and india in different places around the world but it began to meet a lifelong healthcare passion and it to be, you know, to a certain extent the u.s. biggest problem or opportunity or biggest industry and this is just a bunch of opportunities but that was really great fun. i just look forward to work every dayor and i learn

lori lightfoot is a racist. an overt racist. the reason why she gets away with it? she's black and she got that d in front of her name. you want to know what systemic racism is? when the mayor of a city institutes a policy, this is systemic racism. she gets away with it. rasheeda talib is anti-semitic. we have to stop this. this race card is being used exclusively by democrats because they are minority, you have joe biden afraid to challenge talib. they put kamala harris who basically called him a racist because she's black? she gets a pass? lori lightfoot, i want everybody to hear this is a racist regardless of her color. she is implementing systemic racism in the city of chicago. sue her. >> sean: larry, last word. >> sean, this hostility towards israel be game with the obama administration. obama criticized the building of settlements. one of his top aides referred to netanyahu as chicken [bleep]. a democrat king maker is one of the leading anti-semites, reverend al sharp ton. all of these democrats kissed his ring to get the nomination for president. so they hav

. >>> next lori vallow and chad daybell charged with murdering her two children. they maintained the children were safe. here's marcus moore. >> reporter: lori vallow and husband chad daybell facing first degree murder charges in the deaths of her children. daybell facing another murder charge in the death of his first wife. >> the maximum penalties carry up to -- they could run consecutively or concurrently. do you understand that? >> yes, i do. >> reporter: vallow gained national attention in november of 2019 after family reporting her two kids missing and possibly in danger. the news coming as it was revealed vallow married daybell. in court documents a friend claimed around the time the children were last seen vallow told her j.j. was a zombie and that a person's true spirit was stuck until the host body is physically killed. i asked daybell about tylee and j.j.'s whereabouts. >> no comment. > reporter: after a month's long search investigators found the children's remains. they found the remains in a shallow grave. they have yet to enter a plea on those murde

chad daybell was also charged with murdering his previous wife weeks before he married lori vallow. the children di=peared in pq 2019, their remains were found buried in the back yard of chadw daybell's home.hby[wg 69-year-old man missing in the oregon wilderness for 17 nights was found alive.$a harry burleigh was reported missing may 7th after he did not come home from a fishing and camping trip. rescue crews searched but could not find him for days. they said temperatures dropped into the 20s, and it snowed last week. on sunday they found a makeshift shelter, called out his name, and he responded. >> he told the searchers "j[n =b kept doing this, yéd know, one day at a time, áuq( at a time.kygr jsjutjrráh3n role. >> he's reported to be in stable condition. >>> still ahead, john cena controversy. why the wrestling star is apologizing after making a comment about taiwan. n bring their kinder joy toys to life with the applaydu app and discover a universe filled with mini games so they can imagine, play, and explore. bring their kinder joy toys to life in applaydu. download the free a

let's start today's show with the big eyed slender loris a primate need to have to the sub continent discovered in the mid seventy's 100 these nocturnal animals have been considered logical in parts of the me and because of the there's a group of threats to their lives not to mention the imbalance in the ecosystem it will cause if they were wiped out all the musicians of that he did and now coming forward to protect them. it is extremely rare to see this tiny nocturnal the slender lotus lives in the branches of trees and like monkeys they don't jump from branch to branch but move slowly and carefully and being extremely shy by nature they're really spotted in daylight. despite that at least one species of slender notice is classified as indentured. boredom or the model of the get go and i don't want a world where a little tiny up particularly a little they live in groups you know but come out to hunt alone at night. on average they only be about 300 grams and don't run fast you know and out of the really want to work instead they really move with liberation. they do really well when

you're a congressman, if you were to band a certain lori lightfoot racial group, you would be sued. could be sued for violating people's civil liberties yet these big tech tyrants, nothing ever seems to happen, they are more powerful than government, i argue. >> because they are not governments. the first amendment applies to them. they came into this lawsuit and said you were violating our first amendment rights of freedom of speech and you are infringing on our ability to mitigate harmful material. let's be clear, these social media platforms are an affront to all of our political speech and all of our free speech. they are shadow banning, the platforming all conservatives across the platforms and we don't have for use of it so what i think is interesting about what's happening here is if you look at the old republican party, republican sit back and say we believe in free enterprise and so we want to leave these companies alone and not engage but you have republicans leading into this fight using government to push back and fight back for freedom for the public so we can have a fr

were lori daybell's children. tylee and j.j. were reported missing by his grandparents in 2019. a judge ordered chad and lorri to produce the children, but they never cooperated. lorri was arrested in hawaii while on her honeymoon with chad daybell. j.j.'s and tily's remains were found burred in a backyard in 2020. tammy daybell had been found dead in her home around the same time the children went missing. the new murder charges were announced today on what would have j.j.'s ninth birthday. jamie yuccas, cbs news, los angeles. >> o'donnell: and turning overseas now, secretary of state anthony blinken met today with israeli and palestinian leaders, hoping to solidify the pea hoping to solidify the peace after the deadliest fighting in years left gaza in ruins. cbs' holly williams is there. >> reporter: the u.s. wants to make the cease-fire stick. >> palestinians and israelis equally deserve to live safely and securely to enjoy equal measures of freedom, opportunity, and democracy, to be treated with dignity. >> reporter: but very few here have high expectations, and today, israe

out how dental implants work and how you can change your life in one location in one day, just like lori did. (upbeat music) - they took an x-ray of my mouth and they were able to say we can work with that. (lori laughs) - her teeth are in. - oh my gosh (laughs excitedly). - we'll be right back. - i would come into work as early as three and four in the morning to avoid people. when you've got 10 to 12 teeth missing, you can't hide that. - having to talk in front of groups, he was very shy because he didn't like to show his teeth or smile. - for years, i would dream of the place where i could go and one day come out and have all my teeth. - at clearchoice, our responsibility is to educate you and facilitate, so you are very comfortable with the decision you're making. - doing dentures just wouldn't work for me. it was a very collaborative and team approach. they've got a lab there, everything gets done in the lab, clearchoice put together a personalized plan, and i've got the best smile i could ever ask for, in one day. - [mark] it is 100% transformation. (mellow music) (moves into upbea

the left now, the democrats and lori lightfoot ran as a reformer. i had actually some optimism about what she could accomplish. my goodness, what a disappointment. it is the same across the board. there is a monolith. it is called the left and democrat party and you can be as racist as apparently you want regardless of your color. >> harris: my team and i were working the phones night. still waiting the hear back. if some of us are tan enough for her to consider. you know me well. lawmakers from both sides of the political aisle are calling out president biden for his decision to lift sanctions on a russian gas company which will allow it to compete and complete a pipeline into germany. critics accuse the president of the united states of handing vladimir putin a big geopolitical victory. republican senator tom cotton sits on the armed services and intelligence committee and had strong words yesterday. let's revisit. >> joe biden is shutting down american pipelines like the keystone xl pipeline but helping construct pipelines for russia. it goes to

>> glad to be here. >> lori, oh my gosh. >> another beautiful day.ive me a status update here. >> you know, i think thrown out the idea of watermarks on the ballot. donald trump did not secretly watermark our ballots to root out the fraud. now we are on to bamboo. it appears that there is some rumors floating around, that 40,000 ballots were flown into the state, probably from china. because those people are probably producing ballots in the basement. if we simply put a uv light on these ballots, and or a five k camera, we will detect there is bamboo in the ballots which of course means, these ballots are fake. first of all, i am not aware of any bamboo in the ballots. if they find, it bring it on. and if not, i would also say, bamboo also grows in arizona. i actually had a reader today who suggested how we can just cut right through this and get moving on, given the fact that so few ballots had been counted in the -- and the clock is ticking. he said we should import a couple of pandas, maybe in san diego, but i don't think they have. them import th

and lori lightfoot is talking about how she will only give interviews to journalists of brown and blackcolor, not the hispanics, of course, asians or whites but this is the thing she's concentrating on what she has a catastrophe going on in her city and 18 of 20 cities overall with the highest murder rates are run by democratic mayors, that is a fact you don't hear very often on television in news reports because of the philosophy, honestly, i've taking away police funds or reallocating or however you want to spin it, that's the bottom line of what's going on in the cities. i spoke to a police officer in arizona, he made a very poignant point. he says look, i'm retiring, i'm up for my attention and i'm tired of being depicted in the media as a racist, as somebody working against the community. here's a result, me and all my other friends and all across the country where you are seeing these high retirement rates, they can't backfill the positions, they are having trouble with recruitment and what's going to happen as a consequence as they are going to lower the standards in terms of who

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but i want to move on to lori lightfoot. an african-american mayor of chicago.torium on white reporters. white reporters are not allowed to question her. one of the biggest cities in america, one of the most crime-ridding city, only brown and black reporters will she speak with. what do you say to that, tyrus. >> hopefully the brown and black reporters won't speak to her. this is about as racist as it gets. this is not the point of fighting for equality. but apparently it wasn't the issue for her. it was about advantage. i can never support anyone who ex clouds a troop from talking. those white reporters had nothing to do with slavery. they are trying to do their jobs to the best of their ability. i note narrative is to blame white people for all the problems in the country. but i think we are forgetting a big piece to this puzzle. it is the overwhelming majority of white people who supported ask the equality. it took a team effort of white, black, and brown americans that got together and pushed the klu klux klan into the shadows of our society so where if you

lori, would you mind -- >> yes. kate says i'm curious how you recommend the average layperson get involved in learning about people and events from the smithsonian collection. i'm assuming you all have had a lot of documents like these diaries and it so interesting to learn about what people are thinking and doing in these political areas or areas. >> great question. first thing you have to do is buy and read my book. first that. there are great research. the smithsonian is huge but we recently opened, if you google and mah collection with a keyword search for a huge portion of the millions of objects we have and you can plug in and that keyword search lincoln, hats, baseball, whatever you are interested in see a significant portion of it. a lot of online resources. smithsonian magazine is a great insight and a great way in there. if you're interested in diaries and letters the library of congress is really wonderful and has a great website and the american website and there are other ones if you're interested in so

>> you have people like lori lightfoot that are focused on race all the time. somebody painting about white house paint. shooting incidents up 22%, murders up, sexual harassment assaults up. she ought to declare a war on crime rather than white journalists. >> martha: thank you both. good to see you. thanks for being here. >> thank you. >> martha: so coming up, princess diana game one of the most controversial and candidate tell-alls ever by a british royal in many ways back in 1995. it was watched by millions of people. was she conned in to it by an elaborate scheme? more next. le say to me periodic, "man, you've got a memory like an elephant." it's really, really helped me tremendously. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. our retirement plan with voya, keeps us moving forward. hey, kevin! hey, guys! they have customized solutions to help our family's special needs... giving us confidence in our future... ...and in kevin's. voya. well planned. well invested. well protected. >> martha: so pretty serious case of media malpractice exposed in the u.k. an inqui

lori thomas with the golden gate restaurant association. thank you. >> thank you. >> we're seeing reopenings in europe as well after being shut down for months. a french rock band performed indoors at a venue on saturday. a welcome return to pre-covid life. masks and tests were required. countries in red here, you'll see on the map, are still struggling. they are investigating if four cases in vietnam came from a possible new variant. the u.k. says they have given more than one shot to half of the people in their 30s. new cases crept above 4,000 on friday. we are following developments for us in london. before we get to the bad news with the rise in cases for the indian variant, let's start with the u.s. opening up again. >> sure, vaccinations are up, cases are falling sharply, and things are starting to feel like old. on the streets of many cities and the capital and you have scenes like the one you showed, a concert indoors. italy loosen the restrictions, hungary doing the same. next week the swiss are bringing back indoor gatherings, doi

chicago mayor lori lightfoot standing firm amid criticism over her temporary policy that only grantsone interviews to journalists of color. overwhelming whiteness and maleness for her decision. "media buzz" host says it's divisive. >> to do it by injecting the explosive elements of race and ethnicity seems to send precisely the wrong message. i just think for somebody elected to serve all the people, this was a heavy handed move that kind of smells like reverse discrimination. >> harris: you know, will, what if a white person said this? what if president biden or anybody in an influential position like the mayor said i'll only talk to white reporters. this country would be on fire. that's racist. >> that's why the thought experiment you asked me if we reverse the roles of race is important. it reveals the clear conclusion you have to arrive at. these are not race-based standards that the sick mayor is implementing. it doesn't mel like reverse racism. it is neoracism hidden under the guys of 2021 thought the only real way to be racist is to fall into the world of oppressor and oppress

and here's abc's marcus moore tonight. >> reporter: tonight, idaho mother lori vallow and husband chadaybell appearing separately before a judge facing first degree murder charges in the deaths of her two children, tylee ryan and j.j. vallow. daybell also facing another murder charge in the mysterious 2019 death of his first wife. >> the maximum penalties of all of those counts carry up to -- they could all run consecutively one after the other or they could run concurrently, do you understand that? >> yes, i do. >> reporter: vallow gained national attention in november 2019 after family reported 17-year-old tylee and 7-year-old j.j. missing and possibly in danger. the news coming as it was revealed vallow had married daybell after joining his doomsday religious group. in court documents, a friend claimed that around the time the children were last seen, vallow had told her j.j. was a zombie, quote, considered a dark spirit and that a person's true spirit was stuck until the host body is physically killed. in february of 2020, i asked daybell about tylee and j.j.'s wereabouts. are the

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