>> a series of messages. i >> had to read them a couple of time to really take it all in. >> >> they took it all in. >> literally shocking. >> a trail of text messages, leading to the darkest of discoveries. keeping all the >> keeping all the light history is difficult. she did it masterfully. >> i closed my eyes and i said, this is not real. >> a twist no one saw coming. and a story that every parent needs to see. >> we need to know what is going on in our kid's lives, can it be very scary when you don't.? >> hello and welcome to "dateline". 18-year-old conrad roy battled depression and anxiety. then one night the >> but seemed to be finding his way. he was headed to college and excited about his new job. then one night the teenager vanished, turns out he a dark secret, one he shared with someone chose to him. what that person did and did not do next would shatter two families. here's andrea canning with reckless. it began as a chance encounter between two teens on vacation. >> she was a family friend that h

they wanted to send messages back. can see there is a lot of explicit language, a lot of negative stereotypes. the think tank, demos, analysed more than 94,000 posts and comments about contestants on love island and another reality tv show, married at first sight. so, reality tv is a great place to start looking at online hate because it is so popular with people expressing who they like or don't like, and we also see that the contestants are a relatively equal mix of men and women and from lots of different backgrounds so it gives us an opportunity to analyse those differences in how the public are responding to them. the researchers found women contestants received more abusive messages than the men, and that the abuse was focused on their gender. people were using explicitly gendered slurs — women being manipulative, women being sneaky, being sexual, women being evil or stupid, whereas what we saw with men was men being attacked for seemingly not being masculine enough, for being too weak. we also see that women con

of the audience that message will resonate.l >> that's right. i think it's important to keep that in mind and people don't like i, i, i. they like you to talk with them, not to them but talk with them about what they aree facing evey single day and sometimes we as republicans are really good on the technical but where we dropped the ball is on that emotional tie and let me give you a quick example, i talked last week to a young mom who wants to have another baby and does not want the vaccine she is the sole source provider for her family and her company she works for is a government contractor. it would be easy to go out there and say i'm against the mandate, the mandate isn't bad, joe biden is overreaching but it's much more powerful to talk about having a federal vaccine mandate would take away the ability of thousands of young women in this country to provide for their family, to put food on the table because that's their story and candidates and those of us in the political process, it is so important to realize, people really want to know k

i am trying to send a good message. when i wear a mask not because i am afraid of what i am going to get from you, i am committing a public service by not being a spreader and not knowing it because a lot that start with the disease present asy mptomatic. i could have covid right now -- sorry -- and i am not wearing a mask. i am lessening my impact by containing the covid i am carrying. it is a public service. i don't have to apologize to you for being afraid of something. >> and i like the caller's message of everyone has a role to play in trying to divide is not the way to deal with it. the best way we can deal with it is personally and in a public sense as well. host: mr. ulrich, you were talking about data and the data you collect. when it comes to deaths related to covid is there a way to separate the deaths in rural areas strictly to covid or those two covid complications? >> we don't have that level of data yet. that will come out of the vital statistics data and it takes a while for that to mature. we are concer

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the message - the bill is soaring. the message here is that _ the bill is soaring.ople _ the bill is soaring. the message here is that people expect - the bill is soaring. the message here is that people expect help| the bill is soaring. the message - here is that people expect help with rising prices at this budget, and although we have heard a series of very large sounding announcements already, many of those are about long—term investment spending, or they reflect announcements already made or in the case of public sector pay we just don't know how much the rise is going to be. that is because a chancellor that has spent nearly two years spending and borrowing hundreds of billions of pounds in the pandemic rescue, wants to draw a line under that. this budget is about showing a government who control 7 in control of how much it burrows. i control ? in control of how much it burrows. ., control ? in control of how much it burrows. . , ., control ? in control of how much it burrows._ budgets| burrows. i want this one. budgets traditionally _ burrows. i want this one

here, which is you _ really important message here, which is you have _ really important message heregnificant risk if you have had none i— have a significant risk if you have had none. iwill have a significant risk if you have had none. i will hand have a significant risk if you have had none. iwill hand back have a significant risk if you have had none. i will hand back to the secretary— had none. i will hand back to the secretary of state. thank you very much, jenny. our first two questions are from members of the public, i believe the first one is from ruth in cornwall. i will read the question out. "with the huge rise in covid infections, which did not be sensible to make wearing face coverings mandatory and public buildings again?" —— would it not be sensible? research take the plan a three weeks ago when we took the step forward decision back injuly —— we set out a clear plan three weeks ago. we think it is the right decision to live with this virus and a lot of mandatory measures were put into guidance. it is asking people to take more responsibility to follow that guidance, w

you got to get the message. you have to be able to look like the district, talk like the district so they can relate to you. look, i ran in a district just like in 2020, joe biden won by 10 percentage points over trump administration. but i still won. and my district is d plus five. i attribute that to our consistence being grounded. telling the diverse community i'm one of you. i look like you. and by golly i talk like you. i talk about women's issues. and a lot of people say woman's issues are democratic issues. no it's not. coming from a woman's perspective i can talk to the women and relate to them. i talk about immigration reform. i am an i am grant. i come here through the legal process. i talk about the legal and fair and compassionate reform that we need. and anything that undermines the legal immigration such as what we are seeing right now, this is the message. coming from somebody like me talking about immigration reform it relates to the people. it relates and gives, i guess, the credibility. i think

this is a olite message be to the queen? this is a polite request. _ message be to the queen?polite request, the most _ message be to the queen? this is a polite request, the most polite i polite request, the most polite protest had been on for ages. children singing and banners, fantastic headgear, one of which i have appropriated. please consider our request. you have the ability to make an enormous and positive difference for the climate and biodiversity in the uk, but more importantly i think because of their global celebrity, and they laid another people follow, if they were to do this then it would be a fantastic gesture — if they were to lead to another people follow. we are tired of people talking the talk and we need them to walk the walk, we need meaningful positive action. the people living behind me could make that if they listen to our request today.— make that if they listen to our request today. you mention the climate summit _ request today. you mention the climate summit coming - request today. you mention the climate summit coming up, i request today. you men

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of and i've looked over the messages since bui -- i mentioned him saying that i didn't want to let himd i didn't want to deep and i waworried about if they wouldn't be able to wake me up again. so yeah, it was a very scary time. >> so let's discuss why pregnant women put off from taking the covid vaccination in the first place. doctor ross is from the rumor college of mid wives. >> i think it's understandable, when people are pregnant they really want to think very carefully about what they put in their bodies and this was a new vaccine and we know that young women in particular have been really targeted bill anti-vax messages so it's understandable they're seeing some concern. >> the bbc's health editor -- >> i think some women felt that the official messaging early on was not very clear at all about whether it was a good thing to have the vaccine, whether it should just be people with underlying health challenges or not and the clear message only really started from late spring. so given that there maybe residual reluctance among some expectant moms about considering the vaccine and

and actually i think their message has not been l think their message has not been included by the yorkshire. i think it shows that borisjohnson of the first party leader to get into trouble in this way. there have been other parties before who have used tracks and then the band or the artist has been pretty annoyed about it. but, yeah, they are basically making a very pointed reference obviously to food banks and again coming back to the cut in universal credit that was not mentioned obviously at all by boris johnson but will be felt quite keenly by many people, 4 million people i think overnight. you many people, 4 million people i think overnight.— think overnight. you think that politicians _ think overnight. you think that politicians would _ think overnight. you think that politicians would learn - think overnight. you think that politicians would learn now - think overnight. you think that politicians would learn now to | think overnight. you think that i politicians would learn now to ask permission of the artist before they do something like this because it is quite embarrassing. it

so that message is very strong for us. i think for every booking of a and doing for sparkle is a message that culture can also help. i'm wor, for a 2nd aquanda going to the cinema is a shared experience. and fest bucko is an occasion to spark a conversation in which african films bring the continence world view onto the big screen. nicholas hawk al jazeera walker do. ah. but how fast they are? these are the top stories. the afghan taliban is promising to increase security out she a mosque soft or another major attack. funerals are being held in kandahar following a bombing on friday that killed at least 48 people i sold in afghanistan has claimed responsibility for from stephanie decker in coppel. it is a strong message that there is an issue to deal with the. are the taliban taking it very seriously? just 2 days ago, the interior ministry giving a press conference warning about infiltration within taliban ranks. and you know, telling its fighters to be the.

again, this is a messaging problem. go. >> i believe there is a messaging problem. but go ahead, paul. >> this is where we completely agree. if you only talk about the price tag, holy smokes, it's a staggering amount of money. and by the way, anyway, it can get to $5 trillion very quickly if you had the recovery act and the infrastructure bill. $5 trillion, by the way, is the size of the entire american economy in 1987 when ronald reagan was president. but when you say to people, do you think your mama on medicare should pay less for her medicine? yeah. do you think your dad ought to be able to get his vision, de dental, and hearing? you need that help. >> you and i, yeah, you and i are in firm agreement on the fact that the messaging here has not worked. the president is still not making it. who is now calling for less than $3.5 trillion? the president of the united states is now calling for that. >> i would say to moderates, this is really popular stuff that will help you. what i would say to the liberals is, something gergen taught me 25 years ago in the white ho

it's a powerful message. you know, we had the vendor and documents the other day and we had a hard time publishing it in our own country because of the repression of governments. and this kind of friday gives a lot of strength and courage to people who are willing to take risks and go out and tell the truth. so it's a fabulous day price for the. busy it was, is there, but it's also a message to all journalist and all leaders and government officials that they are going to be in big trouble if they continue to repress the media. now, one price is not going to change things, but i think it's a strong message. maria, where does journalism stand in the link between peace and truth and on freedom of expression, given the disinformation threatens piece, what's our role as, as journalists with regards to, to this information? so the crazy part is, this is something i've been saying for 5 years, right? in 2016, i demanded, rattler demanded accountability from an end to impunity from president to chair drunk war and m

_ she was on the show this weekend message and said we think you've got a lump _ message and said weou've got a lump under your arm. and she's done— a lump under your arm. and she's done this good instagram live message saying thank you very much, i'm message saying thank you very much, i'm going _ message saying thank you very much, i'm going to— message saying thank you very much, i'm going to see the doctor, please everybody— i'm going to see the doctor, please everybody check your breast, check your armpits for lumps.— your armpits for lumps. thank you. that's one — your armpits for lumps. thank you. that's one of _ your armpits for lumps. thank you. that's one of the _ your armpits for lumps. thank you. that's one of the end _ your armpits for lumps. thank you. that's one of the end that - your armpits for lumps. thank you. that's one of the end that high - that's one of the end that high definition tally. what more could think a favourite two favourite daisy, could pop your specs on? i think facial recognition would have problems with that with the two of you, spectacles with u

geri, a _ a very strong environmental message. geri, a lot _ a very strong environmental message.e to the issue of climate chance? ,, ., , credence to the issue of climate chance? ,, . , , ., change? i think charles is someone who has been _ change? i think charles is someone who has been speaking _ change? i think charles is someone who has been speaking about i change? i think charles is someone who has been speaking about this l who has been speaking about this issue for a number of years. it was only a couple of weeks ago that he said he was powering his car on cheese and wine rather than fuel, and he is generally someone that has cared about conservation for a long time, more years than we have been talking about it. so, this is embarrassing, and i think that makes it even more embarrassing because he's kind of green credentials, if you will, were already boosted up, like you say, he was meant to play a central role in cop, i am sure he still will but i imagine he will want to get this saga sorted out before hand so he can say it has been dealt with and isn't quite the embarr

but i won't let me but, and not get one of my stuff the, you know me all the message, the message, the message and this will no longer form. i gave you all the of the model. you go, molly, up in my rent you get gave. i want to know nobody, anela, the owner. i don't think it either. you know, believe it or not, they will get into that before you know, i don't know. shut them down. most of nino, i familiar get not in any one are going to jump in and then it all equally just battery and you're there for me normal. what other? yes, you will know there's enough. i mean it was in a minute. i don't know if you're going to call a horse to father. it will be in and by doing my renewal on good, you know? yeah, you make a you and i want to go go. let him. i just, i want the last one. i thought you are you and i don't know if you had thought it was either completely. gilmore is the i'm going to know about the general i completed the ccnp daniels local dsu. 2 of them i you can allow the contract now anyhow, cuz she gave me actual question yesterday and i knew e equals a handle on it. i'm a little m

you got to get the message. you have to be able to look like the district, talk like the district so they can relate to you. look, i ran in a district just like in 2020, joe biden won by 10 percentage points over trump administration. but i still won. and my district is d plus five. i attribute that to our consistence being grounded. telling the diverse community i'm one of you. i look like you. and by golly i talk like you. i talk about women's issues. and a lot of people say woman's issues are democratic issues. no it's not. coming from a woman's perspective i can talk to the women and relate to them. i talk about immigration reform. i am an i am grant. i come here through the legal process. i talk about the legal and fair and compassionate reform that we need. and anything that undermines the legal immigration such as what we are seeing right now, this is the message. coming from somebody like me talking about immigration reform it relates to the people. it relates and gives, i guess, the credibility. i think

again, the website's wouldn't open the pages, the apps wouldn't load messages on facebook message or on watts app wouldn't be sent. and what users are seeing are error messages popping up. similar messages of apologies and the fact that the services are working on the problem have been issues by issued, sorry, by instagram and watts at the i can tell you that this was like an avalanche because there are issues with google services. amazon services take talk as well. telegram for now is holding. so perhaps this is the only universal messaging app where people can freely say, share messages at this point. now, the internet, experts at this point have been speculating that this could have been an issue that involves the d n s, which is called the domain name network system, which is often compared to a phone book or an address book for the internet which points the web browsers to the computer systems that are serving as specific websites a here we're talking about facebook in particular, but the consequences of this are already massive a. there are reports that facebook c o. mark zucke

i got your message. doctors say - with the workload. i got your - message.ne consultations _ message. doctors say telephone consultations mean _ message. doctors say telephone consultations mean they - message. doctors say telephone consultations mean they can - message. doctors say telephone i consultations mean they can speak message. doctors say telephone - consultations mean they can speak to many more patients. face—to—face appointments have fallen from 80% before the pandemic to nearly 60%. many gps feel the drive to return to more in—person appointments is unhelpful. many patients can be dealt with much more efficiently over the phone. and gp surgeries are currently under siege _ gp surgeries are currently under siege we — gp surgeries are currently under siege. we are unbelievably busy. and we are _ siege. we are unbelievably busy. and we are kind _ siege. we are unbelievably busy. and we are kind of being expected, being driven— we are kind of being expected, being driven to _ we are kind of being expected, being driven to be — we are kind of being

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your message, of the message from u.s. yields is not entirely validate the renewed inflation. >> good morning everybody. i think you highlighted it earlier, a 10 year yields over the last couple of weeks have been remarkably stable even with the increase in oil price. i think that tells us is not the long-term part of the yield curve that potentially vulnerable, we've been arguing short-term interest rates we need to go higher to reflect a higher probability of fed rate hikes and i think that's what's being reflected in terms of the cyclical narrative. you have not seen an increase in inflation expectations of last few weeks. even with that increase in oil prices, that meant death that was extremely important to keeping at stable. as you mentioned earlier i don't think interest rates are the cause of the uncertainty or the risk in the equity market. >> there's a question of whether yields have it right or if they are little too sanguine. it always has been a temporary move, there has been this virtuous cycle for the oil bu

again part of the messaging reasonable and good data collection early in the process which is why we have to go to a university or we have to go to a private organization is settable we would normally go is a cdc. that iswe changing and now it might be able to the back to them as our data source. we have every reason to believe the data we see is a good and reasonable good faith effort but data collection but we have no reason to believe there's an agenda nus misguiding the information. >> host: this is kristine good morning. >> good morning. i was calling, i do not understand when the covid it started appear in northeast and the people or dying and they had the information, they saw what was going on, our governor was on daily to give us information and i just do not understand why the politicians with the propaganda on fox news and all of these otherer channels is causing for this is a pandemic i lost three family members. so please, listen to the science. >> guest: sorry for your wlosses. and what she said listen to the science. >> host: from houston texas i hello. >> caller: hi,

again, this is a messaging problem. go. >> i believe there is a messaging problem. paul, go ahead. i'll come in behind you. go ahead. >> i think this is where gergen and i completely agree. if you only talk about the price tag, holy smokes, that's a crushing amount of money. by the way -- anyway, it could get to $5 trillion very quickly if you add the recovery act that already passed and the infrastructure bill that will pass. $5 trillion, by the way, brother gergen, is the size of the entire american economy in 1987 when ronald reagan was president, who you served. so it's a ton of money. but when you disaggregate it down and say to people, do you think your mama on medicare should pay less for her medicine, they say yeah. do you think your dad on medicare ought to be able to get his vision, dental, and hearing? come on, when you get old, you can't see, you can't eat, you can't hear. you need that help. >> you and i are in firm agreement on the fact that the messaging here has not worked. the president is still not making it. who is it who's now calling for less than $3.5 trillion

and constant in messaging?tant thing, chris. and not just the government, but public health professionals. and parents are right to an extent, and we need to acknowledge their concern. everyone wants their child to be safe and to grow and be healthy. this is an emergency use. it's not the standard of a final approval. and we should admit that. but then explain to parents about the risk/benefit. the risk of getting covid among even normal children is substantial. if your child is obese, has any lung disease, heart disease, immunosuppression, this is a no-brainer, you need to get vaccinated now. for the rest, do like you said, chris, do your research, talk to your doctor, and make a good decision. and i think most parents, if you don't pressure them, if you're transport and give them the right information, they're going to do the right thing for their child and for almost all situations, eiit's to get vaccinated. >> a big item of resistance, especially for people who are supporters of the former president, the ad

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yes, have your boosterjab to save christmas was l boosterjab to save christmas was the message.xed messaging or an awkward position for him to take, which is cases are rising, they could hit 100,000 a day. we're only midway through october, so we have to be 0ctober, so we have to be very careful and vigilant. but the government isn't going to implement plan bee. plan a was everyone getting theirjabs when called out. we plan b would involve mandatory masks indoors and possibly some form of vaccine passport. and also a return to the work from home guidance from the government, so health chiefs have been calling on the government, and the message from javid was very serious, but not seriously enough to do any of these things. interesting line for him to take.~ . things. interesting line for him to take. ~ ., ., .,~ ., things. interesting line for him to take. ~ . ., .,~ ., to take. what do you make of it? to have to cancel _ take. what do you make of it? to have to cancel one _ take. what do you make of it? to have to cancel one christmas - take. what do you make of it? to have to

well, the messare send a message to them? well, the message is — send a message to them?well, the message is that freedom of - message is that freedom of expression is a fundamental right. it's not a national issue. it is something that concerns us all as citizens, it concerns democracy and the world is watching the conditions of freedom of expression. so, it is a clear message to leaders who do not respect the importance of this fundamental human right. the world is watching- — fundamental human right. the world is watching. thank _ fundamental human right. the world is watching. thank you _ fundamental human right. the world is watching. thank you so _ fundamental human right. the world is watching. thank you so much. - now it's time for a look at the weather. we will just we willjust pause and take a look at the weather prospects with chris. it's been a very mild day, often cloudy with some good breaks in the cloudy with some good breaks in the cloud coming along for some of you. this was the scene earlier this afternoon in scarborough. temperatures into the low 20s. b

i also think that messaging -- the argument that we can do better messaging may not be the most effective argument to convince democrats because, frankly, in an era of intense polarization, it's not going to work to get out voters. if you see what's happening in virginia, in new jersey, in california, the message is, you know, anti-trump. that's what democrats are playing on and it seems to mobilizing voters to come out and vote in november. >> let me ask you about that. is that going to be enough to run on an anti-trump ticket, the fact that he ice still casting a large shadow on the republican party in virginia, perhaps other races as well. even when you think of some of the more down-ticket races, should that be enough for the democrats to mobilize their base? are are they going to have to put something out, particularly since they won the vote of independence in the last time around. they're going to need the independents, can they just run on an anti-trump platform? >> i don't think it's enough. you need to have a positive message too. it's pretty effective and pretty powerful for de

this is not a peaceful message. hashem: ok.resa, if nato itself was established to contain what was perceived as a genuine threat by the soviet union , things have dramatically changed over the last few decades to the point where people are saying that nato should rebrand itself and understand that this is a new world order. and you don't need to keep using the mantra of russia as being a geopolitical threat. guest: i think people should really examine what nato stands for now. we have many partners in asia, some of the biggest contributors -- apparent, south korea, -- japan, south korea and australia, they are all partners of nato. we are living in a geopolitical hero. i think with this cyber warfare, hybrid warfare, dissemination of this information, the world is much smaller and it is a geopolitical -- we need more geopolitical taking in europe. i looked at the address of the head of the european commission, which said she would make it a european geopolitical commission. she mentioned geopolitics once and that was in regard

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if you want to send a text message the question or comment pretty (202)748-8903 and reminder that that is only for the text messages and please include your first name and your city and we will begin taking your calls in just a minute. professor joseph ellis, you said during your interview with david rubenstein, a little bit earlier that the immersion revolution and rebellion was a power issue, not a money issue pretty can you explain that pretty. >> all be my best briefly that the british attempt attack the colonies and oppose legislative mandates on them was essentially driven by the desire to increase revenue and reduce the size of the national debt which was $147,000. but in truth, the amount of money collected was less the cost of enforcing and the issue at stake in the colonists was not how much you are taxing us, but the fact that we have no say given that that we are being taxed without our consent so the underlying source of the crises that begins in 1774, in the wake of the coercive acts is to control us and from the british, we have the authority to government and consolidat

the people here are sending a message. old days. mohammed mohammed osman, bbc news, khartoum. the uk recorded higher levels of covid—i9 infection in the week to last friday than at any other time last winter. the ohs estimates —— ons estimates one in three people would have tested positive in that period. hugh pym reports. boosterjabs, like these being delivered in leeds today, are seen by ministers as vital in the drive to keep ahead of the virus. they are offered six months after a second dose but from today, the nhs has been told there can be flexibility on timing. for example, if someone, a doctor, is visiting a care home and there might be one or two residents that are just short of the six—month point, they can use their discretion and make sure everyone is boosted in the same session. daily reported cases may not be rising, but part of the explanation may be fewer school pupils coming forward for tests during half—term holidays. the office for national statistics does regular household testing, which picks up the un

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that is the simple message. this can happen and you _ the simple message.for man which is cpr and defibrillation. fr?" many people, christian erickson brought that conversation to the fourth. and i think most people don't realise how common an occurrence that can be. 12 people every week under the age of 35 in the uk die of sudden cardiac arrest, and we know that everybody loves and enjoys sports all over the country. there's grassroots sports going on at all levels of the game, so in terms of having people being aware of how to deal with it on the sidelines at every level of the sport, is that what you're advocating?— sport, is that what you're advocating? sport, is that what you're advocatin: ? ~ . ., , sport, is that what you're advocatinu? ~ . . , , . advocating? we have that every year. this could happen, _ advocating? we have that every year. this could happen, and _ advocating? we have that every year. this could happen, and once - advocating? we have that every year. this could happen, and once you - advocating? we have that every year. | this could

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