murdered michelle fischer young. >> way out of bounds said the attorney. ould not have been allowed to hear about any of that. outside the court, michelle's sister meredith predicted that the appeal would be thrown out. >> the jury came to the right verdict and we are confident it would stay. >> but she was wrong. >> a raleigh man is getting a third trial in the death of his pregnant wife. >> in april 2014, the judges ruled unanimously that testimony about those civil cases prejudiced the jury. and he took particular exception to the fact that the prosecutor was allowed to tell the jury that it was their trial judge who signed the civil judgment against jason. which said that he had killed his wife. in fact, said the appeals court, introducing evidence about the civil cases was a violation of north carolina law. >> that law says that you cannot use a civil complaint, a civil allegation has proof in a criminal case. but a year later the state supreme court reversed the appeals court decision and in 2017, yet another attempt by jason young to get a third tria

we die here in michelle michelle. the young we spoke with strategic analyst ali, hey man, who said that god has been shot for 17 years with us turned up on die. i was the 1st, let's see, the united states always playing the role of being the victim and the ideal criminal as we see who's, who's a trap in who, who is decision by who so we can see is the does being trapped for more than 17 years no, no, no food, no clear water has no sewage, no and the underground sewage. no, they have nothing to do to, to rely on. the problem is united states is always like it close in one eye and i'll put in another i. uh, that goes us to it is been shuffled in for a long time. now. nobody uh, moved to his lips. i'm talking about the american to, to try to, to help the guys up people. but now, because they're trying to be free, they're trying to, at least to break it through to, to live like, uh, most of human people are a humanity is live in the block. the united states is play in the same room again and again. and i don't think they will be su

you know, i don't think your princeton material which to the young michelle robinson was just seen as a challenge, rather, because that's who she is. and so she had lived it. right. and so expressed it that a lot how reach higher came about was when we during 2012 during the reelection campaign most of my staff could not work on reelection work because their official white house staff and so when i had our policy staff do was to think about if we were so fortunate to get a second term, we already had our let's move initiative on childhood obesity. we had joining forces veterans, military families. we knew there was room to do a third initiative. what could that be? and this is an interesting thing to get back to the opening question, susan, which is when you are the first lady and everything's in front of you and you could do anything with this platform making those choices you find is actually exceedingly difficult to figure out where are the places where you could make a unique contribution? you're not doing something somebody else did that is sufficient, totally worthy of the platf

michelle will keep talking about this. she says their collective voice is a reminder of the power young people have. >> this is the power i have at this school. if i am not there for palestine, i am hoping it will make a difference, i am hoping this will make a difference. >> reporter: michelle tells me she hopes this walkout will help put pressure on the government or at least create a deeper understanding of the situation over there. >> for the very latest update from israel and reaction from the bay area, head to kpix.com or watch a streaming anytime on the cbs news bay area app. >>> still ahead, the nightmare is over for the family of natalee holloway , nearly two decades after her disappearance in aruba. the chilling confession from the man long suspected in her death. >> i still miss her every day. it has been a very long and painful journey. but we finally got the answer we have been searching for all these years. >>> and a homicide mystery puzzling investigators after a man found dead at the scene of a wreck, but it was not the crash that likely killed him. what an autopsy revealed. >>> this week marks 34 years si

the lawsuit claims facebook and instagram are harmful to young people's mental health. from new york, here's michelles and the district of columbia are taking action against meta. the federal and state lawsuits allege that meta designed its facebook and instagram products to keep young users on them for longer and repeatedly coming back. the lawsuit also accuses meta of routinely collecting the data of children under 13 without parental consent. here's tennessee attorney generaljonathan skrmetti. kids are particularly vulnerable, and this is an unbelievably sophisticated company using every technique they could identify to make their platform addictive. meta said it was disappointed by today's action, and that it was working to create a safer environment for teenagers using its apps — including 30 tools to try to support them and theirfamilies. a company spokesman said it was important to recognise that many teens find support and community on social media when they're struggling. this is an issue facing many social—media companies, with legislators warning that today's action was just the start. thi

young people's mental health. in response, the company said it was "disappointed" with the lawsuit, and said it is committed to providing a safe environment for teens. from new york, here's our business correspondent michelle fleury. a group of 41 states and the district of columbia are taking action against meta. the federal and state lawsuits allege that meta designed facebook and instagram products to keep young users on their blog and repeatedly coming back. the lawsuit also accuses meta of routinely collecting the data of children under 13 without parental consent. here is the tennessee attorney general. is the tennessee attorney general-— is the tennessee attorney general. . ., , general. kids are particularly vulnerable, _ general. kids are particularly vulnerable, this _ general. kids are particularly vulnerable, this is _ general. kids are particularly vulnerable, this is an - vulnerable, this is an unbelievably sophisticated company using every technique they could identify to make the platform addictive.— platform addictive. meta said it was disappointed _ platform addictive. meta said it was disappointed by - platform addictive. meta said it was disappointed by the . it was disappointed by the

a container. from under cucumbers, at a completely different price, jean michel would be surprised, yes, i read when i was young out of here, ok, oh, amazing thing, what else is this? well, let's see, and a statement from one person , scarecrows, you know the one, i want to tell you that in the fall of 2005 a young doctor came to me and very strongly asked me to falsify a report on the death of an ansa employee, andrei krasnova, this was before you quickly turned from a doctor into a businessman, a connoisseur of art, get out, i thought that you were smarter, i thought that you wouldn’t expose yourself, okay, i don’t need you, you’re a cog in this in fact, i need the main mechanism, a cauldron, and you hand it over to me, i’ll call the police now, no, you won’t call people like you, no, well, you’ll call some misha, in case he’s busy right now, got sick on vacation , think for yourself, think that it is more profitable for you, more profitable to be healthy and rich, and not a poor sick person, which murderous logic, you are afraid of everything, he was also afraid of turan , but at least he was smart enough to

young ambassadors if you will. the other piece that as we know and especially michelle obama, the first lady was extraordinarily articulatethat disconnection a socioeconomic educational perspective of young people coming from the south side of chicago and then being expected to go into the workforce of a larger more highly educated venue and not necessarily having the background of those social cultural language if you will to make that jump. it sounds to me like this is a perfectse opportunity and bring those young people in from chicago via the gateway of this smallis branch into this extraordinary venue. that would also retie in the wonderfule work both of the obama's have done with young people and they are envisioning for development of youngha peop. that is all i've got for. >> or absolutely rate. how will people come into our libraries how they start their career with us. it needs to be very accessible. working in chicago is one of those things i feel we have done such an incredible job of growing people. people going to art city colleges,at going to chicago stapler that is something we are going to continue to do

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volunteer capacity or on a paid page position or as young ambassadors, you will, because other piece that as we know the role and especially michelle obama, the first lady, was extraordinarily articulate in describing becoming is that from a socioeconomic educational perspective of people young people coming from the south side of chicago and then being expected to go into the workforce of a larger more, highly educated venue and and not necessarily having the background of those social cultural language, if you will, to make that jump. and it sounds to me like this is a perfect opportunity in bringing those young people from chicago via, the gateway of this small branch, into this extraordinary and that would also retire and the wonderful work that both of the obamas have done with young people and envisioning for development of young people. so that's all i got. you know, i think i think you're absolutely right. the how people come our library is how they start their careers with us. it needs to be very accessible working chicago. it's one of those systems where i we we have done such an incredible job of growing people people go

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young people's mental health. in response, the company said it was "disappointed" with the lawsuit, and said it is committed to providing a safe environment for teens. from new york, here's our business correspondent michelle meta. the federal and state lawsuits allege that meta designed facebook and instagram products to keep young users on their blog and repeatedly coming back. the lawsuit also accuses meta of routinely collecting the data of children under 13 without parental consent. here is the tennessee attorney general. is the tennessee attorney general-— is the tennessee attorney general. . ., ,

that have just come through this week, michelle mentioning 42 attorneys general saying that, actually, meta is contributing to a mental health crisis among youngvestors?— about ground noise for investors? ., , , investors? look, it absolutely needs to be — investors? look, it absolutely needs to be taken _ investors? look, it absolutely needs to be taken seriously. l investors? look, it absolutely| needs to be taken seriously. it is one of the largest legal challenges that meta has faced here in the us and has the potential to radically change the products it has brought to market. that said, it is not clear how strong the evidence is that the attorneys general have at the moment and any action that could arise from this will take years to implement. it's also, you know, a dangerous thing to go on to single out one company. it is horrifying and tragic to hear the stories of people who are suffering from social media, particularly young people, but it is not a problem only on instagram or only on facebook and it is something that we need to address at a more societal level and really look not only at the technology companies but the people who

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michelle grossman. >> what do you think is going to happen? >> i think the diamondbacks are a young team. legit good. they deserve to be there. phillies, their lineup is thunderous. phillies. >> awesome. >>> we're really quiet, really chilly in portions of the plains. we're looking at frost advisories, freeze warnings. dodge city, you have a freeze warning this morning. because we're looking at 20s in some spots. below freezing in garden city. other spots looking in the 40s as well. 47 in omaha, 42 in kansas city. a really chilly day. we're looking at chilly temperatures again tomorrow. temperatures in the 50s, also the 60s. knoxville, 55, birmingham, 64. in tallahassee you're chilly, 69. we're going to rebound as we go throughout wednesday. we're looking at 50s and 60s tomorrow. temperatures well below normal. 10 to 15 degrees below what is typical for this time of year. the area of low pressure is bringing in showers. the great lakes into the tennessee valley, we could see isolated showers, breezy conditions too, winds gusting up to 25 miles an hour. plenty of sunshine in the middle of

michelle fleury. a group of 41 states and the district of - states and the district of columbia are taking action against meta. the federal and state lawsuits allege that meta designed its products to keep young on them for longer and repeatedly coming back. the lawsuit also accuses meta of routinely collecting the data of children under 13 without parental consent. here's a tennessee attorney general. kids are particularly vulnerable, and this is an unbelievably sophisticated company using every technique they could identify to make their— they could identify to make their platform addictive. meta said it was — their platform addictive. meta said it was disappointed - their platform addictive. irr— said it was disappointed and that it was working to create a safer environment for teenagers using a taps, including 30 tools to support them and their families. a company spokesman said it was important to recognise that many teens find support and community on social media when they're struggling. this is an issue facing many social media companies, with legislators warning that today's action was just the start. today's action was 'ust the start. . . today's action was 'ust the start. , , ., ,

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that young victim, that little young female victim, that little girl and recovering as girl is okay and recovering as much as she possibly will be able to. anyway, i am michelle dewberry and i'm with you till seven. alongside me right through. then . leader of through. until then. leader of the reform party, richard tice and editor of labour uncut, atal hatwell. good evening, gents . hatwell. good evening, gents. coleman good evening. i confess , coleman good evening. i confess, ladies and gents at home, it is very hot in studio , isn't it? >> the debate gets going. we've not even uttered a sentence yet and i can tell you it is getting hot in here. >> oh, we're going to end the night out where i just said it's the end of the night with a suntan. i think you get, you know, the drill, don't you? on this show, you can get in touch with us all the usual ways. gb views. our gbnews.com is how you can email me or you can tweet me, course, at gb news. me, of course, at gb news. packed tonight. of packed show for you tonight. of course, a second, i'll be course, in a second, i'll be crossing bringing crossing over and bringing ourselves up to speed with the latest goi

we'll bejoined by kim, liz, and michelle — the three mums who've completed a charity walk, raising awareness of youngof us it be another dry, sunny and warm day. all the details later. good morning. it's tuesday 10th of october. our main story. israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has warned that his country will use enormous force against the hamas militant group, as the conflict enters its fourth day. in an update this morning, the israeli army says it has more or less restored control over the gaza border after hamas militants broke through on saturday. almost 690 people have lost their lives on the palestinian side, while around 900 people have now died in israel. hamas insurgents are now threatening to start killing hostages, if israel carries out more strikes without warning. our international editor jeremy bowen reports. inside gaza, it looks every bit as if palestinians are feeling the full force of israeli military power. israel says hamas is responsible for the suffering of gaza's civilians. and its retaliation for the hamas attacks has onlyjust begun. hamas has threatened to start

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