it was 23 year old brooke morris. the hard part would be unraveling the mystery that led to her death on this lonely, country road. >> was it someone that was a stranger to us? was it someone that we knew? all thanks kinds of things we're coming into our heads, trying to figure this all out. >> coming up. what happened to brooke? >> they're asking us do you know anybody that would want to harm your sister? we're like, we wouldn't have a clue. >> the hunt for a killer begins and it starts close to home. when dateline continues. introducing voltaren arthritis pain gel. the first full prescription strength non-steroidal anti-inflammatory gel... available over the counter. voltaren is powerful arthritis pain relief in a gel. voltaren. the joy of movement. still lots of room. just more to view. still the big move. just more moving. still singing. just more in tune. still hard to find a spot. just easier to park. still the gangs all here. just less “are we there yet?” the chevy family of suvs. making life's journey just bet

where was christina morris?k? >> i think she was dying or dead. >> tell the defendant you got your day in court and you're guilty. >> but enrique arochi had maintained his innocence throughout the investigation. now his defense attorney keith gore was going to try to pick apart the case against him. >> the only thing that matters in a criminal case is can the prosecution prove the words in the indictment. >> lorraine caceres covered the trial. >> the defense concentrated on the fact there was no body. they concentrated on the fact there was no video of christina getting into the suspect's car. >> gore told the jury enrique had been cooperative, and as for the injuries on his arms and hands, enrique told detectives he'd been working on his car. >> when the tire landed on me because i took it off. and it was too heavy, so just landed right on -- >> oh. oh, okay, okay. it makes sense -- >> it landed where all of this -- yeah. >> okay, that makes sense. >> then the defense went after the cell phone data. >> what do

and the really interesting thing about elijah morris was a larger morris was one of the four rebel leaders. um in the revolt born in virginia, we don't know where but 20 according to the ship manifest for november of 1841 was 21 or 22 when the the revolt occurred. so obviously he's in his 50s when he's registering this this property. so for elijah morris freedom, the meaning of freedom wasn't just gaining liberty. from being someone else's property. but it also meant gaining some landed property in order to be an independent farmer and and cultivator and indeed when i was in the bahamas several years ago doing research for this book. i encountered some of his relatives who are still living in the village of gambia outside of nasa to this thing. next time slide let me say a couple of words about our gender here. all the rebels were male, but there was evidence of female slaves restraining crew members during the revolt. there were 57 women on board the creole in november of 1841 according to the manifest they chose to walk to freedom. the exception were four women and one year old a boy a s

please help men work welcoming morris pearl and erica payne. select thank you so much we are so delighted to be here. first of all, i am erica as megan said. we could not be more thrilled to be here. thank you so much for folks at townhall for hosting us. he sunk a fantastic organization. in this pandemic it's over with will come out and see you. couple other people we want to think about this book, sam quigley is the communications director at the patriotic millionaires. he was a fantastic research or writing partner to me and maurice during this process. the publishers of the book to be our tax the rich nationwide campaign with a conference in washington two years ago, and the and came tolerated to turn this into a book a guidebook look to jump in our third group is the patron to chamillionaire members who were out there every day. proud traders to the craft making sure that we have a system that everybody can live in. their five and thousand people in the country who makes more there about 500,000 million-dollar incomes in the country will h

star of "a black lady sketch show," actress and comedian robin thede music from ryan hurd with maren morrisband with mario duplantier and now seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers and this is "late night. how's everybody doing tonight? that is great to hear. let's get to the news. facebook's oversight board announced today that it will uphold the company's decision to suspend former president trump's account. so whatever else you think of the guy, he did find way to leave facebook president biden announced yesterday he will change the country's coronavirus vaccination strategy he's going with reverse psychology "fine, don't get one no one wants to hang out with you in an indoor setting anyway." in a new interview, republican senator josh hawley said he does not regret pumping his fist to cheer on the pro-trump mob that stormed the capitol on january 6th. he honestly never thought anyone would find him inspiring senator minority leader mitch mcconnell said recently that republicans are willing to negotiate with president biden over his $2.3 trillion infrastructure proposal. mcc

it was unclear from the queen's speech in the past few days whether morris johnson is going to pursue this immunity is it your understanding that the soldiers that kill your clients will be immune to prosecution that is that you critically say it was somewhat in bakersfield is very very clear that this tory government on tory m.p.'s up the pub in pursuing this matter now and for that not only recent weeks recent months but over the last number of years will say that's the direction of traffic and we've yet to see the proposed legislation that we know that's probably will be on narration and we can reflect the matter that maybe that these families take a legal action against the goes the proposal and it may also have impact have an impact on those current prosecutions you know we have soldier affability so. you know we have to be corrected out of those families will be interested to see whether they're actually you can not only to bring in on the state but also to stay present prosecutions i mean in fairness to boris johnson i know the families were unhappy with his just a phone call t

well that's for sure morris is a she is pressure i personally don't feel forest gives a shit about the people of west belfast that you know of the area we're talking about paul morphy here not only the subject of the physical violence of the british army german conflict but also the structural grounds of the unionist it success of british government since then we've had mass discrimination in areas in unemployment so our experience of that really stopped when i grew up in this community our experience of british government is not a good one and i'm not sure boris johnson has any came for these families or indeed up to be honest work class families and britain either he does a straight me as that chain of free minister but he denies that he's only replaced karren brady of northern ireland secretary powell remarks which he said killing by british soldiers is no crime well let's let's see the proof is in the party to finish forward with this legislation we will we will soon know what his intent is and i must respect the house for these families the family's priority wasn't an apology what

this is one jump for olympic gold for american sandi morris >> oh, and she just comes up short.in rio, my brain immediately went to tokyo i train every single day the only days that i kind of get off are sundays, but those days are for rehab. there's nothing in the world more that i want than that gold medal, and i really want it to be in tokyo. the usa uniform is an honor to wear i'm just so proud to be able to walk out there and represent my country with a big smile on my face and perform to the very best of my abilities >> representing the usa, sandi morris >> well, we're counting down to the summer olympics in tokyo 65 days away you can watch all the games across nbc properties, including ones i'll be hosting here in prime time, cnbc >>> now, oxytocin. we release it when we bonding with our partners, family, friends, and maybe just 2,000-pound farm animals that's what advocates for cow cuddling say anyway. cow cuddling is a wellness trend started in the netherlands cow hugs caught onin the unite states, i'm told, especially during the pandemic when we couldn't hug humans. th

morris, same question to you. as we work to implement the strategy on women and peace and security around the world, what lessons can we learn? >> thank you for bringing it to me. first of all, in my notes i am member of the women in international security and the brussels branch of the advisory committee is doing valuable work bringing together top brass women, all too few, and talking about the issues. we are trying to look more into the defense and security of peace building and conflict resolution, the longer-term approach. that's what monica has said. there are so many aspects to this that are not looked at properly by nato. all the money that goes into defense and security, we are the sort of propulsion for equivalents for peace building? i was in afghanistan and with a department of defense member and we were talking to leaders. i tried talking about the role of women in conflict resolution. i cannot get a reaction at all. during the break, jeffrey donelson was with me. i said to him, this is impossible. wo

as for philip morris, the sims -- this seems to be a favorite among analysts.e price be volatile. we have the analyst rating. at one point last year very high. still over this period of time fairly high, just the right -- just like the stock price as well. guy: absolutely. let's talk about the product and where it goes next. let's talk about what impact that will have on of investors. jacek olczak joining us now. thank you for your time. we are living in a world where regulatory scrutiny is getting greater and greater. flavored products under pressure. the europeans have done it. the united states looks like it will do it. what does this mean in terms of your business? how big of an impact will have -- this increasing regulatory tightness, critically when it comes to flavor? jacek: we do not sell combustible cigarettes as we know them in the u.s.. the conversation happening in the u.s. is not impacting us. second we have our own experience from international markets, the european union markets, where -- introduced in may 2020. as predicted, the majority of the

now, it's not clear that that's actually gone anywhere at the hospital but morris has certainly goneewhere. she's now the chief medical officer of new york city where she'll be overseeing new york city's entire hospital system. >> tucker: this would seem to violate the fundamental tenant of american society which is you don't intentionally try to hurt people or kill people because of their skin color. how could this be legal in this country? >> oh, well, there's a straight-forward answer. it's not and they acknowledge as much. in the proposal, dr. morris says explicitly, this might violate our color-blind system of law, probably in reference to the civil rights act. so, no, it's not legal but they just don't care. >> tucker: i mean, if you wanted to convince people there was an organized effort to kill them -- you don't want to convince people of that. you don't want it to be true. but would you say stuff like this, wouldn't you? >> look, so, you know, what they will say is that this is about rectifying healthcare disparities and healthcare disparities do exist. >> tucker: yes. >> bu

she had a question for doctor leon morris. >> who is he? who is he?ile in a trans. but that didn't happen. the identity of her attacker was still a mystery. >> i'm just like, that wasn't really helpful. >> did you get upset? during the session? >> i was angry with, the reconstruction i had on my face. you can't tell whether unpopular or sad unfortunately. but i was getting that mad face when i was being hypnotize because it's like your feeling the pain of what's happening. >> it wasn't totally in vain, though. >> he had like, spikes here. >> brittani's mom also said the same thing. but brittani was able to provide new details of her attacker's face and physique. >> with those descriptors, what we did is we sent her to our sketch artists and had another sketch done with what brittani remember from those characteristics. >> the two sketches, brittani's and her mom's six years earlier, had some similarities and some differences. while both said the attacker had brown ice and light skin, the facial structure, nose and here didn't match. doctor leon morris

sandi morris >> we're counting down to the summer olympics in tokyo 65 days away you can watch all ofnd including ones here in primetime on cnbc. >>> now oxytocin we release it when we bond with our families and friends and 2,000 pound farm animals cow cuddling it started in the netherlands. cow hugs caught on in the united states during the pandemic these days, you can do bovine bonding all over the country hawaii and texas and even in california where jane wells is hugging it out >> reporter: prepare to be mooved in a year when we haven't been able to hug each other, some are hugging animals instead. big animals. ♪ at the gentle barn animal rescue non-profit in los angeles county, the owner let people hug her rescue cows for years after she discovered they kind of hug back she shut everything down during covid. >> we kept hearing from people how they needed a cow hug and lonely they were and scared they were and if they just had a cow hug, they could make it through. >> reporter: so she reopened the cow hugging operation which costs $200 for a one-ourone-hour session. >> what have t

. >> reporter: when joshua morris was compared to stephen curry by the nine-year-old, morris gifted himted them both to the warriors game. >> he is an amazing story. >> i saw steph curry and i actually talked to him and got the game jersey off of his back. >> reporter: shelby delaney first connected with the staff in april 2020. he called on facetime to offer support during the pandemic. >> thank you so much for what you do, your heart. >> reporter: steph curry was there to say hello and gifted her a signed jersey. >> is like my hero. it is so nice to be able to meet him. it is just like a dream come true. >> it means so much to have the opportunity to meet her in person. >> he understands the power he holds whether it is to raise money or just a kind gesture. he is all of the above. >> for him to call and say, i see you. thank you, guys. it helped lift a lot of spirits . >> i want to thank him for inviting us to the game and talking to us after the game and giving me his jersey. >> he is able to take care of his community and he is always thinking of others. i don't know how he does it

back on track, we wanted to see what it was like with a pro, so we set in 2017 british gt winner seb morrisoh, when we think of cars of the future, we think self—driving machines. but as it taught me and told me to do a few different things, that actually decreased that last time. but perhaps thi presents a better picture for those who enjoy driving a collaboration between human and machine to create a better driver. but i'm surprised garmin hasn't taken the opportunity to cross—reference the data with the drivers. biometrics, using something like their watch range to make things safer, suggest ratings perhaps, and get even more from man and machine. need more practice. as ever, you can find us on social media, youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter. thanks for watching, and we'll see you soon. bye— bye. hello and welcome to newswatch with me, samira ahmed. it was box office tv for westminster—watchers, but did the bbc give too much airtime and credence to the words of dominic cummings? and is bbc news showing us too much of him, too? no doubt who the person of the week was, at least from

morris did return and he did vote in favor. a valiant dependency however, we still had to vote upon our declaration. and so for two more days. throughout the rest of the second through the third of july and the fourth we are going to debate at argan and debated how we wanted the rest of the world to know. where the reasons why we sought that's remarkable achievement of mankind to form his own government to put to test what had been argued from time of memorial as to whether man is capable of self-government and that we finally achieved in voting for our declaration on the 4th of july. so, what is the amelioration if you will between mr. adams and myself well, two things firstly to never forget that many have said he represented the north. i represented the sales in bringing 13 individual nations together e pluribus on them, but then remember that was achieved upon the founding principle of compromise. compromise and resolution on behalf of the common good. and therefore i know that mr. adams would agree. that though the birthda

recent years over a paid speech given by north america editor jon sopel to the tobacco company philip morriskamal ahmed at a hedge fund conference, for which he received £12,000, a sum he later paid back. then there was the insurance industry event two years ago at which huw edwards was paid to interview borisjohnson and where the latter said he would stand for the conservative party leadership. you want the job, yes? i mean, i think i'm... i'm going to go for it, of course i'm going to go for it. laughter applause following those rows, the bbc�*s new external engagements register will now be published quarterly, listing who's been paid by whom and whether the fee was more or less than £5,000. among those receiving more than that amount in the first three months of the year were the today programme'sjustin webb with four such paid engagements, bbc news home editor mark easton, who chaired a panel for the national housing federation, and the presenter of click, spencer kelly, for performing a similar role for the technology company cisco. nick wright wondered... michael cuddington was also co

back on track, we wanted to see what it was like with a pro, so we sent 2017 british gt winner seb morristhink of cars of the future, we think autonomous self—driving machines. itjust told me to apex later, so it means i've obviously turned in a bit too early into that corner. and before, my optimal best was a 1:31.9 which i thought was the limit. but as it's talked me round and taught me to do a few different things, i've actually decreased that lap time. but perhaps this tech presents a better picture for those who enjoy driving — a collaboration between human and machine to create a better driver. but i'm surprised garmin hasn't taken the opportunity to cross—reference the data with the drivers�* biometrics, using something like their watch range, to make things safer. suggest break times perhaps, and get even more from man and machine. what was his time? 1:29.9. i'll have to do more practice! that's the end of the short version for this week, though the full length version is well worth a watch and is waiting for you on iplayer right now. and as ever, you can find us on social media,

senator aiken, senator morris, senator romani joins the debate. the opposition whip refuses. while the debate is underway there is activity on the house side. minority leader joe martin learned the majority party is making a desperate effort to pass its bill through the senate. congressman martin favors legislation to aid the farmers but he is opposed to the methods proposed in the administration's bill. he is determined to block this bill in the house, plan a counter move or force a compromise. he has his secretary summon the republican rep for the house, congressman aarons, a quarterback directs the maneuvers on the floor. they decide they need the advice of congressman leader howard former republican leader of the party. he is invited to john the conference, they must think it out carefully. bear all of the strategy they have learned through many years of legislative experience to stop the majority bill in the house. that constant struggle between the majority and the minority, the two parties in congress, the republicans and the democrats, it is a very essence democratic

morris has already touched on specifics. professor mick williams but can you talk to the american public now and tell them how important u.s. involvement is in these negotiations and specifically uh how besides the suggestions in your opening statements uh u.s involvement can be crucial uh not dealing with the more recent overflow of brexit issues but also in the long standing commitment that's not quite that. so if you could let anyone -- so if you could -- i will let anyone jump in in that they want to but if you can it's a chance to talk to the american public as well thank you chair i will briefly just address that in that through my own experience of having senator mitchell involved in our peace negotiations but also going to the united states all those years on regular basis and speaking to congress members. it was incredible how much that was valued back home and but it was also incredible that each time we started putting forward proposals we asked how could the u.s. help us with this who should we talk to in the u.s

and had such a stare on him governor morris said the blood in his veins was chilled by the look that washington gave him. i don't think washington said anything to him. hamilton that morris cady asks the question outside of that really interesting story you told about the pigs in winchester, what was the most outrageous thing you learned in your study of washington's life people may not know. statement you know, i'm going to regret going to come back to something in emotional accessibility. i was not thinking of him that. i was thinking of him as a great leader. the man on horseback. he was that. nobody filled out a uniform no one took more care. and nobody rode a horse better than he did. ultimately it's a gift of people that was the most surprising thing. it's just not what we think about with washington. i guess the other thing we've come back to do not have an image of it. maybe some could scrounge it up fast and get to internet on the screen. by the end of his life he has no teeth left. as part of the reasons he hated to speak in public. he had these miserable looking -- this co

we believe it is going to be in this reverse morris trust merger as ed hammond was talking about.he idea is we give it a cash infusion to at&t in return for a merging of media assets to rival the likes of netflix and disney+. the question is, can they be successful in such a competitive area? jonathan: always the question. the discovery ceo, we are keeping cnn. we are going to lean into the news. discovery is higher in the premarket by around 12.8%, just off session highs so far. let's turn now to robert profusek, jones day global chair of m&a. great to catch up with you, sir. i'm in the cheap seats, so i am going to read out your line. "i give at&t a lot of credit for willingness to react, even change course rather than worrying about critics in the cheap seats. anybody who says this is a failure hasn't paid attention to the tremendous changes that have occurred so suddenly." just build on that if you can. robert: i think there's no question because of the timing, people are going to say this is a mistake, with the new ceo of at&t and all that stuff. but standing back from what w

despite being a man short after ben morris was sent off. his try helped secure a win that keeps wasps in contention for next season's european champions cup. 23—19 the final score. and cardiff blues claimed a late victory over scarlets. in the pro14 rainbow cup after a second half of drama. scarlets came back from a 10 point defecit at half time, to take the lead. with a try from angus 0'brien but the blues regained the lead minutes later with this kick from jared evans to win 29 points 28. let's get quick look at some of the day's other sports stories now. zlatan ibrahimovic will miss this summer's european champioships for sweden, after suffering a knee injury in his club side milan's 3—0 victory overjuventus last weekend. the former man united striker has scored 62 goals in 118 appearances for the national side, and only came out of international retirement in march this year. england captainjoe root was bowled out for 99 as yorkshire took charge of their county championship match against glamorgan. in response, they closed on 108 for th

brd-new head of philip morris joins us next to lay out his plans for the company.right back sales are down from last quarter but we are hoping things will pick up by q3. yeah...uh... doug? sorry about that. umm... what...its...um... you alright? [sigh] [ding] never settle with power e*trade. it has powerful, easy-to-use tools to help you find opportunities, 24/7 support when you need answers plus some of the lowest options and futures contract prices around. don't get mad. get e*trade and start trading today. obsession has many names, this is ours. the lexus is. all in on the sports sedan. lease the 2021 is 300 for $369 a month for 36 months. experience amazing, at your lexus dealer. >>> philip morris international holding its annual shareholder meeting today. the company apointing a chief operating officer to ceo he joins us now for a first on cnbc interview welcome. thank you for joining us on your first day. >> thank you for having me very excited to be here. >> you are joining this company at a moment of transition where the goal has been to transition away fro

recent years over a paid beach given by north american editorjohn sobol to the tobacco company philip morrismal ahmed at a hedge fund conference for which he received £12,000, a sum he later paid back. then there was the insurance industry event two years ago at which hugh edwards was paid to interview borisjohnson and where the letter said he would stand for the conservative party leadership.— the conservative party leadership. the conservative party leadershi. ., . leadership. you want the 'ob, es? leadership. you want the 'ob, yes? rm fl yes? i'm going to go for it, of course i'm going to _ yes? i'm going to go for it, of course i'm going to go - yes? i'm going to go for it, of course i'm going to go for- yes? i'm going to go for it, of course i'm going to go for it. | course i'm going to go for it. following _ course i'm going to go for it. following those rows, the new external engagements register will now be published quarterly, listing who has been paid by whom and whether the fee was more or less than £5,000. among those receiving more than that amount in the first three months of th

second win in the pro—14 rainbow cup. 0spreys ran in five tries, with fourfor dragons and morgan morris4 half time lead. it was a close match but 0spreys were always ahead and debutant max naggy scored their final try of the game. a bonus point for each side, and 0spreys up to third in the table. in motogp, the australian jack miller got his second consecutive victory, winning the french grand prix at le mans. some of the riders coped better than others with the wet and windy conditions, former champion marc marquez fell twice before calling it a day. but miller stayed aboard to take the chequered flag. johan zarco was second. fabio quartararo came in third and leads the overall standings, miller is fourth. that's all from sportsday. we'll be back with more in the next hour. we'll have more details on all of those stories on the bbc sport website. hello and welcome to the film review with me, mark kermode, rounding up the best movies available for viewing in the home and in cinemas. the big news for film fans is that from monday, uk cinemas will start to reopen and many award—winning mo

i remember going in the summer of 2019 to meta morris. there were migrant, it appeared, families waiting outside to go on the bridge. 102-degree heat. very insecure conditions, very deprived conditions. some had waited months, three or four months, for their names to be called from a kind of vague, indeterminate list for a few slots to even be able to make application for asylum. if their name came up and they could make application, then they needed to spend time with overcrowded holding facilities or be sent back to mexico. there was no cbp waiting list or official process that allowed migrants to wait in line. it was run by somebody different at every border town. no transparency in names that appeared on the list in what order. no transparency how names came up when there might be people jumping the line. it was taped to the window in meta morris and had 2,000 names on it. the migrants told me not one name had been called, not one name. this process created a huge backlog of asylum seekers who were denied even making application at th

trust as the emissary of as opposed to coming from government coming from public health like sam morrisior pastor of the bay north church of christ in fairfield. it's we >> hosted a couple of on covid-19 vaccination discussions online with other african americans in our community. they north church of christ started allowing some prisoners back in person around easter with precautions. >> now they hope to use the space where people usually worship to help its llano counties covid numbers. this. we're going to plant become a vaccination site ourselves. we just have a great site visit on our campus. morris says they're educating people on the vaccine and explaining the getting it can help but the bigger picture. it's a matter of stewardship. stewardship is basically saying. >> that i care enough about you to make protect you by getting vaccinated. the county health officer tells me he doesn't expect to move tears soon. >> he thinks the county will struggle with mother's day coming up, amanda hari kron 4 news. >> for your money tonight. the number of americans seeking unemployment assistan

it was produced by a man of the name of morris bergh.vilege of talking to him on the phone prior to his passing a few years ago, and he told me the following story. he was in berkeley, california. he was a student there. this was the early 19 sixties and he would make these parity posters against the soviet union. he would sell them in the book stores and record stores in berkeley. then the counterculture took over berkeley, the peace movement came in the hippies came in, and berkeley transformed into a very liberal enclave, which depreciate this guy making fun of the soviet union. when i thought when i first found these posters was that this guy was some sort of berkeley person who was anti america, who is doing these things. after talking to him it turned out he was a member of the military, he was in the navy, he was a staunch conservative, and he was making fun of soviet union and other eastern bloc countries. so perception is not always correct. i thought because it came from berkeley he had a liberal attitude. turns out he was very

monte morris missed the clincher but the colonial chick nikola jokic takes it back. a crazy finish, this should have been the third out but it was not. >> hit it on the ground to third and now running back to home plate. and what did he do their, now they are going to get that out at first. that will get a run for the cubs. oh my, what was that. >> i looked it up, sewickley is a town about 30 miles out of pittsburgh. but what is a calliope? >> it is a pipe organ. like in the circus. >> what does that have to do with the baseball game? >> is it used in the song, take me out to the ball game. >> i will go with that liz. >> i don't know, just throwing it out there. tweet dennis o answer at kpix sports. >>> and east coast tiger for taking advantage of a ra >>> one photographer is creating a lot of buzz for her new portraits. >> she is capturing unique shots of cicadas. this 39-year-old mother of three is taking advantage of the billions of cicadas, she's been collecting them from her yard and posting them. some of her favorites, miniature olympians, cupid with an arrow,

i'm still morris. i joined me. i. we have 2 children. gabriel, falling in love is kind of an act of rebellion. and in a context where a lot of attempts to destroy your life and your your reason for doing what you're doing and i feel now i was asked to do this because i've taken so many steps for so many years. and i feel like julian's life might be coming to an end in mind. i, lacking in person one, you know, he is sick for, let's say, you know, sort of like it that on le mars important days. who are pretty of the stuff. because in a woman to get it, you know, when you look like a figure lou channel borders of principles could look at to consist of and they know when you go can a scanner, certain is normally be that us a look at. thank you. look, thank it's a trip liquor individually cuts, so it must put us on. we can see too much blood us on. we're not seeing them through the extradition proceedings for wiki leaks, founder juliana song. start today in london. the u. s. government wants to put them on trial for allege

i'm stolen, morris, i joined me. i. we have 2 children. my son, gabriel, me falling in love is kind of an act of rebellion. and in a context where there's a lot of attempts to destroy your life and your reason for doing what you're doing and i feel now i was asked to do it because i've taken so many steps for so many years. i feel like jewel in life might be coming to an end. me, you, william by electing for ya and bruce him on you. you think so? let's say you read the us know sort of like it that on la dick, i must important days who read the stuff because in a woman to get it, you know, when you look like a figure, lou, chanda porter has plenty personal look to consistent and they normally go can a scanner suddenly is normally be that an off a look at the car, look, think it's a little liquor eventually cut so it must put us on one bill. you can see too much of one, seen them through the extradition proceedings for wiki leaks, founder julian assad. start today in london. the u. s. government wants to put them on trial for allegedly, cons

have received the covert vaccine then their white counterparts these numbers are a sign of progress morris cooper will be here to weigh in it's more than just porn sites that are complicit in poisoning our children and you may be shocked at some of the names will be showing to you lionel and lynn shaw have the details.

crisis with mr morris. you bet it we should. everyone is contributing it's your own way but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever the challenge is great the response has been much so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that clearing it together. americans love. this was a fundamental part of how our political leadership and our country a large understood the bargain you get a hope and then you know rebel right as the things you don't revolt if you have a stake in the system. of the really interesting dialing back and think about the longer deeper history housings men in the united states not just that old question of the american dream but the bigger question of who the dream is for. well. i still don't want to post if you're going to sleep but you just. knew that wasn't going to give anyone your model you need a legion from the shelf but by my series on will put it he isn't the only one who would this isn't what he was and he will soon the. dr who is this isn't. that best when you. leave

trust as the emissary of as opposed to coming from government coming from public health like sam morris pastor of the bay north church of christ in fairfield. it's we >> hosted a couple of on covid-19 vaccination discussions online with other african americans in our community. they north church of christ started allowing some prisoners back in person around easter with precautions. >> now they hope to use the space where people usually worship to help its llano counties covid numbers. this we're going to plant become a vaccination site ourselves. we just had a great site visit on our campus. morris says they're educating people on the vaccine and explaining the getting it can help with the bigger picture. it's a matter of stewardship. stewardship is basically saying. >> that i care enough about you to make protect you by getting vaccinated. the county health officer tells me he doesn't expect to move tears soon. >> he thinks the county will struggle with mother's day coming up, amanda hari kron 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news signatures for the recall of governo

three seconds left nuggets up three, morris missed clencher but, scores 36 and denver won 120-115 and lead the series 2 games to 1. >>> the fan who dumped popcorn at westbrook last night has had season tickets evoked. he's been banned from all events at the philadelphia center. next, a fan banned from madison square garden for spitting at young. he declined to press charges. that is the latest in sports. i am dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. >> the audacity of some people. >> they're lucky they didn't decide to press charges. >>> four minutes before 5:00. dream force getting ready to make a come back. >>> next on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, rules in place for the massive convention and how last year's online success is changing this year's event. >>> we are learning about moments inside the vta rail yard days ago when this gunman went on a shooting rampage. we are learning new information about who he is. that's next. >>> a live look outside before we head to break this morning. this is our camera on top of ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ monitor,r, check andnd lock dowown you moneney with se