one more chance, and if it is not right, i am taking over. >> rhonda loved nikki, and nikki loved her. she put the twins in dance, music classes, and at school they won awards. >> the teachers describe them as almost angelic, sweet, happy and engaged. and there are pictures of them, one on each of nicky's arms. >> casey back, a reporter at an nbc affiliate in -- >> he just described to that, way she had a sweet demeanor in their classrooms, and with their classmates. they were almost timid. then, as they reached their teens, they changed, somehow. and in the ways children often do, in the way that nikki herself one did. and just like nikki, the twins were sent to live for a couple of years with a rather permissive family matriarch, della. until 2010, when nikki welcomed tasmiyah and jasmiyah back. all together again at robert's house. a fresh start and nikki turned up at school being. >> yes, she was in a very good move. she looked great, a new look in her, she had braids in and she was happy. >> as if the braids in her hair or a kind of announcement. her girls were back. >> they were

thank you very much, nikki. let's go to questionsl much, nikki.stions from the public first. annette from leicester. sorry, nikki, we will do the slides first. we leicester. sorry, nikki, we will do the slides first.— the slides first. we will “ust take ou the slides first. we will “ust take you through i the slides first. we will “ust take you through a h the slides first. we will “ust take you through a couple _ the slides first. we willjust take you through a couple of - the slides first. we willjust take you through a couple of slides i you through a couple of slides before we go to questions. this is a slide that shows the number of people in hospital with covid—i9 in the uk, and you can see since our first peek on the 12th of april, just over a year later, this is on sunday the 18th of april, 1973 people were in hospital with covid—19, and if you move to the next slide, please, which i haven't had the joy of saying yet! the number of people who have received a vaccine for covid—19 in the uk, and you can see what the pm and i have just descri

looking back, iam aware of her, tell us about nikki.ple over the years have been in that house. 0nly the years have been in that house. only a few make a real impact, and nikki grahame was one of those, she was funny, engaging, over—the—top, temper tantrums. was funny, engaging, over—the—top, tempertantrums. she was funny, engaging, over—the—top, temper tantrums. she had absolutely no filter. if it popped into her head,it no filter. if it popped into her head, it came straight out. the public had a very, very strong reaction over the years that she created, because she became part of the big brother world. she was in and out of the house a couple of times over the years. every emotion dialled up to 11. which was also perhaps a bit of a clue that she had her troubles as well. she was very open about them. she wrote about it. from the age of eight, she talked about the fact she had struggled with anorexia. she said she had spent more time in treatment than in the school for large parts of her adolescence. a lot of ups and downs. it was on

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nikki mentioned it, i'm concerned, too.tened to hours of discussion among the advisory panel to the c.d.c. and was blown away by the depth of discussion, the seriousnpe these are some of the smartest people on the planet discussing the problem in a completely transparent way with anyone who wants to listen able to do so. and to me, norah, that is a formula for boosting confidence. >> o'donnell: yeah, so much transparency. all right, dr. jon lapook, thank you. and now to this story. millions of americans from texas to florida and the carolinas are facing the threat of severe storms this weekend. tonight, the southern plains could be hit with tornadoes and hail. let's get the forecast now from cbs' lonnie quinn. good evening, lonnie. >> reporter: good evening, norah. good evening, everyone. look, it's getting to be that time of the year. you see these severe weather outbreaks. i want to show you right now where the toughest weather is. you take a look around dallas, a in louisiana, torno wah.thatxa r is lighting up. there's a

how about nikki haley today.ley who came out and did a little bit of what liz cheney did, and can singer dig in mid and romney did, and even mitch mcconnell did, right after january 6th, and then she comes out today, and says oh no, i would never run of donald trump's running for president. oh no i would talk to him before, i would never challenge him. i'd be for him. what is wrong with these people? don't they realize that fewer and fewer people are identifying as republicans at this point. their party is shrinking. and it's not going to grow, if they are all still powering in in the corner, trying to please the lyre hanging out at the gulf course. >> i'm glad you mentioned nikki haley. we might just mentioned her name prior to going off the air tonight, and with that are sincere thanks, to former senator claire mccaskill, former rnc chair michael steele, thank you so much for staying up with us tonight. coming up, the cdc's warning, to one state in particular, now is definitely not the time to roll back restric

if val gets in, you've got nikki freed -- you've got some amazing talent. we see the same thing in north carolina. the senate race, three tremendous talents. pennsylvania, we are going to have an open seat. tim ryan just joined. there's so much talent in the democratic party right now and i'm overjoyed to see it. we are going to have some tremendous candidates that are going to do extremely well and i want them all to know that they are point to have dnc right in

norah. >> o'donnell: nikki battiste, thank you. president biden could not hide his disgust at the news from indianapolis, calling repeated gun violence a national embarrassment, and saying this has to end. cbs' weijia jiang reports tonight from the white house. >> reporter: president biden hosted a foreign leader in person for the first time at the white house, japanese prime minister yoshihide suga, but it was a domestic challenge that set him off, gun violence. >> who in god's name needs a weapon that can old 100 rounds, or 40 rounds, or 20 rounds? it's just wrong. and i'm not going to give up until it's done. >> reporter: in the wake of another mass shooting, the president grew defensive when asked why he is prioritizing infrastructure legislation over police reform and gun control. >> i've never not prioritized this. no one has worked harder to deal with the violence used by individuals using weapons than i have. i'm the only one ever to have passed an assault weapons ban. >> reporter: that was 27 years ago, the last time congr

nikki battiste, thank you. well, tonight, there's a growing debate over those vaccine passports, proof that you've had your covid shot. some businesses, even cruise lines, are considering mandating them. but opposition is building over privacy and other concerns. cbs' adriana diaz reports. >> reporter: to return to scenes like this may first require this: a so-called digital vaccine passport as proof of immunization. at least 17 companies or organizations are developing passport apps. but whether they can legally but whether they can be legally required is an open question. israel has required them for months. britain is considering the same. but so far in the u.s., only new york has a voluntary passport option. >> these voyages will resume with fully vaccinated guests and crew. >> reporter: norwegian cruise lines hopes that requiring all crew and guests to be vaccinated will be its ticket to resume sailing from u.s. ports this summer. >> this is a pandemic. this is a crisis. and it's difficult, if not impossib

nikki battiste, thank you. taking to the streets to protest police-involved shootings, including in brooklyn center, minnesota. >> justice now! >> reporter: nearly 500 people gathered for a sixth night in the wake of the fatal police shooting of daunte wright. police say about 100 people were arrested. and in chicago, hundreds turned out to demand justice for the shooting death of 13-year-old adam toledo last month. protests were mostly peaceful, but there were some clashes with police. the world's covid-19 death toll reached a staggering new milestone today. more than three million lives now taken by the virus. for context, that's more than the population of houston. for the latest, tom hanson joins us now in new york. tom, good evening. >> reporter: hey, there, adriana. well, health officials are concerned over a spring surge. the united states has reported nearly a quarter of a million covid cases in the last week alone, even as vaccinations accelerate. tonight, cases on the rise, with several states across

nikki battiste has been there all weekend and has more. good evening, nikki. >> jericka, good evening, police tell us they are still trying to determine why branden hole killed eight people here at his former employer but we have learned how he was able to get two assault style rifles he used as murder weapons. >> investigators say branden hole purchased two rifles he used in the fedex rampage legally even though police seized a shotgun from his home just a few months earlier after his moth are reported her son might try to die by suicide by cop. >> we were still working the scene. >> the deputy chief of the indianapolis metropolitan police department says authorities have not deemed hole subject to inaw.>> it starts with thecutor d maly subt it to the courts and to a judge. >> and it was never submitted. >> that is correct. it did not get into court, he did not make it into that red flag system, although we kept the gun that we seized, he was still able to go out and legally purchase other fire arms. >> at least 17 states have red flag la

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but no worries, she is still nikki haley after all so that didn't last long.e runs again in 2024. >> if he runs again in 2024, will you support him? >> yes. >> if he decides he's going to run, would that preclude any sort of runny would possibly make yourself? >> i would not run if president trump ran. and i wouldn't talk to him about it. that's something that we won't have a conversation about. that is something that if, that decision has to be made. a word from nikki haley tonight who will stand down for no man unless of course his name is donald trump, in which case all bets are off. and the and are closing seconds for this hour, remembrance of an actual profile in courage. on this day in 1945, americans of all ages and our troops overseas we're dealing with the shock of news of the death of franklin roosevelt, the last american president to die in office of natural causes. a man who let us out of the suppression and helped to save the world from tyranny. elected to four terms before his mighty heart gave out in warm springs georgia, 143 days before the end

nikki haley served in the trump administration in the cabinet. after january 6th, she spoke out. she said she wouldn't run again. she didn't think he could. she said he's fallen so far. we shouldn't have followed him. we shouldn't have listened to him. we can't let that ever happen again, perry. now she's completely backed down saying that she'll help it happen again and she pledges not to run if trump does. >> he still has a lot of popularity. if he runs again in 2024, will you support him? >> no. i would not run if president trump ran. and i would talk to him about it. that's something we'll have a conversation about at some point. >> perry, it was on your mind and ours. we have the tape there. when you stack that against just 100 days ago her saying never again, how do you go from never again to whatever you want i'm afraid to run against you? >> you know, i live here in kentucky, so i know when i watched senator mcconnell. watching him told me this. in the days after january 6th, he was very critical of trump, basically said the party should move on from him. then there are r

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and what we just heard from nikki haley.tle bowl to give him an -- an award from the national republican senatorial committee. then, saying, i would ask trump, i would talk to him, before i ever ran. if this was the state of play for the republican party, i -- i just -- i struggle to see what the -- the future is, in terms of actually getting a working or governing majority, in the near term. >> well, kasie, it's -- it's embarrassing, for the nrfc to be giving an award to somebody who has said, if not directly, has certainly indicated, that he might challenge sitting-republican senators. the nrsc is designed to protect sitting-republican senators. donald trump has said he will -- he will primary for murkowski. so, i don't know what is going on, here. this is embarrassing for the nrsc. if i were a sitting-senate republican, i would be furious that there's -- that -- that they gave an award, however meaningless it is, to somebody who is vowing to -- to oppose sitting-republican senators. and listen. nikki haley. i think, she i

norah. >> o'donnell: nikki battiste tonight. thank you. also tonight, we're learning new details of a horrifying attack in frederick, maryland, not far from here. a navy medic shot two sailors at a business park. he then drove to nearby fort detrick, where his rampage came to a violent end. cbs' jeff pegues hs the details. >> reporter: the first shots were fired inside a military storage facility shortly before 8:20 a.m. in this frederick business park. >> we have a male subject in an army-type suit with an ar-15. >> reporter: investigators say workers ran for cover as the navy medic, armed with a rifle, shot and wounded two fellow sailors. one of them stumbled into a nearby business. >> he said he had been shot. he needed our help, and there was an active shooter, and he thinks he is chasing him. >> reporter: the wounded man told wagner he knew the shooter was on his way to his base, fort detrick, just a 10-minute drive away. >> suspect vehicle, black nissan with virginia tags. >> reporter: he was able to make it through a manned security

norah. >> o'donnell: nikki battiste, thank you. tonight the census bureau says in the last decade the u.s. population grew at the slowest rate since the 1930s and because of population shifts texas will pick up two seats in congress. florida, north carolina,ts in cn montana, colorado and oregon get one more and, for the first time, california is losing a seat as are illinois, michigan, ohio, pennsylvania, west virginia and new york, which get this, was just 89 people short people short of keeping all of its sea of keeping all of its seats. it's a big change. all right, tonight, president biden is taking steps to help some of the countries that are still being hard hit by the virus including india which has shattered global records for new infections in a week. tens of millions of vaccine doses bought by the u.s. can soon be shipping overseas. cbs' ed o'keefe joins us from the white house. this was a big development today.h, praring to share as many as with the rest of the world, world, most notably india, the doses two months away

former reality tv star nikki grahame has died.eir home. ahead of prince philip's funeral next weekend, our reporter danjohnson has been to meet some of those who live and work in the town as they prepare for the eyes of the world to, once again, fall upon them. windsor is royal, and the royals are windsors. it's a uniquely close connection that goes back nearly 1,000 years. the strongest link is with the queen and the duke, who've considered this their home. the town was to be congratulated, the queen said, on its wholehearted cooperation. the duke would come out every morning and he'd come out of one of the side gates of the castle on his carriage with his grooms. louise has lived opposite the castle for a decade. everybody would bid him good morning. ten o'clock on the dot, every day. and he would, you know, out of great courtesy, always say good morning to everybody too, and thenjoin the long walk and go off on his ride. it was originally built in 1532 and it is where anne boleynj and her court stayed prior- to her marriage to

norah. >> o'donnell: nikki battiste, thank you. well, tonight a fierce debate is raging over the safety of certain peloton treadmills. a government agency is out with a warning to people who have small children or pets, but peloton is defending its product. here's cbs' anna werner. >> reporter: this is what federal regulators are warning can happen when a child gets too close to the peloton tread+. here in northern virginia in february, the belt pulled this two-year-old boy under the 455-pound machine. he survived, but the u.s. consumer products safety commission is urging consumers with children at home to stop using the product immediately. >> the children involved here have ended up with abrasions, fractures, multiple fractures, one with a brain injury, and most sadly, a fatality. >> reporter: peloton called the commission's statement inaccurate and misleading and said there is no reason to stopu using the tread+ as long as all warnings and safety instructions are followed, including removing the safety key. but government data

norah. >> o'donnell: nikki battiste, thank you.ve got an update on our lead story last night. the man charged in a deadly shooting rampage in texas is being held on more than $2 million bond. police say 27-year-old larry bollin worked at kent moore cabinets in bryan, texas, and killed one person and injured five others there thursday afternoon. bollin is accused of wounding a trooper before he was arrested at his home. tonight that trooper is in stable condition. all right, now to testimony from a key witness at derek chauvin's murder trial: the medical examiner who ruled george floyd's death a homicide. now, his testimony is important because chuvin's lawyers were hoping it would bolster their claim that drugs and heart issues were to blame for floyd's death. cbs' jamie yuccas reports from minneapolis. >> reporter: tonight, the medical examiner who performed the autopsy on george floyd took the stand. dr. andrew baker told jurorsr that while heart disease and drugs played a role, it was the interaction with police that caused floy

nikki haley said the same thing. if trump runs, she won't. and what is going on here? be the last. there's others that have different views but they're not being heard. what do you think of it? >> there's virtually nothing that any republican with national ambitions would have to gain at this point by signalling that they intend to run regardless of what trump does. if he plans on taking the nomination and they're putting themselves in trump's cross hairs now, they would be giving him a three-year head start. he doesn't have a lot of his schedule these days. he can spend every day beating that person up and their bid could be over before it starts. if trump does not plan to run, then his supporters that do make up the vast majority of republican primary voters at this point will be looking for a candidate that has demonstrated sufficient loyalty to trip. so showing deference to him, not knowing what they will do, they could preserve their credibility. trump's popularity with republican voters will make entering the field difficult. these candidates have to walk this fi

.>>> coming up next we're going to talk live with nikki jones from the department of african-americanstudies. she is going to help us look at the big picture of what today's verdict means for the criminal justice system and its treatment of black americans. stress like a european agency finds the possible link between the johnson & johnson vaccine and red blood clots. that is up ♪ tex-mex. tex-mex. ♪ termites. go back up! hang on! i am hanging on. don't mess up your deck with tex-mex. terminix. hi. the only way to nix it is to terminix it. >>> we want to continue our position about today's guilty verdict in the derek chauvin trial with nikki jones, a professor studies at uc, berkeley. >> professor thank you for joining us. you have written extensively about what happens to george floyd. i would like to start with your personal reaction to today's verdict? did you expect when came down from the jury? >> my first reaction in my thoughts they went out to george floyd and those who love him and cared for him. my hope was that for them it th felt like some form of justice and some peace th

norah. >> o'donnell: all right, nikki battiste, thank you. in north carolina tonight, the watauga county, sheriff's department is mourning two deputies who were ambushed by a gunman and killed on wednesday when they end a hoo check on a family that hadn't been seen or heard from. sta well, after a day-long standoff, police discovered three more bodies inside the house, including the gunman's. in ohio tonight, eight young men are facing criminal charges in the death of a 20-year-old student at bowling green state university. officials say it was the result of a booze-fueled fraternity hazing party, of a booze-fueled fraternity hazing party, a problem that has plagued colleges for decades. we get more now from cbs' mola lenghi. >> reporter: tonight, prosecutors announced the indictment of eight current and former bowling green state university students for a hazing ritual that went too far. >> the result of this event was catastrophic. >> reporter: the young men foltz. the charges inc were charged in the death of 20-year-old sophomore stone fol

nikki haley, january 12th, meet nikki haley from yesterday.if president trump ran. and i would talk to him about it. you know, that's something that we'll have a conversation about at some point if that decision is something that has to be made. had a great working relationship with him. i appreciated the way he let me do my job. look, i just want to keep building on what we accomplished and not watch it get torn down. >> explain. >> i think she's a realist. you know, she made those comments earlier this year that were pretty stunning. there was certainly the never trumpers who were behind her, but there wasn't a huge ground swell of enthusiasm among the republican base, which is very strongly in donald trump's camp, continues to be. and i think she just sees the writing on the wall that if donald trump is the republican nominee, if he chooses to run, she would have a very, very difficult time trying to get any momentum against him. >> i just can't get over and i don't have as good analogies as berman this morning. >> no one does. >> but in al

and coming up this hour, katie price pays tribute to big brother star nikki grahame, who's died at 38tv personality had an eating disorder. the prime minister has asked us all to "behave responsibly" as england takes its next step in easing lockdown restrictions from today. pubs and restaurants can now serve customers outside, and all shops, gyms, hairdressers and beauty salons can re—open. hairdressers some rules have also been relaxed hairdressers in wales, scotland and northern ireland. aru na iyengar reports. opening its doors at midnight. regulars at this huddersfield pub have been waiting for this moment for months. what used to be taken for granted now a luxury to be savoured. drinking could only take place outdoors, so was the chilly weather a put—off? it was snowing earlier, but i was still going to come out. just put my coat on! after 14 months of not going anywhere except funerals, it's a great plus. we didn't even know- if anyone was going to come. it's in huddersfield, _ it's midnight, it's freezing cold. and if you look, everyone's come. there isn't a single table that p

ambassador nikki haley. politico in piece called "nikki haley's time for choosing." the 2024 hopeful can't decide who she wants to be, the leader of a post-trump gop or a friend to the president who tried to sabotage democracy. in it, the former south carolina governor seemed sure that trump's political career was over, saying, quote, he's not going to run for federal office again. when asked if the republican party can heal with trump in the picture, she said, quote, i don't think he's going to be in the picture. i don't think he can, he's fallen so far. she added, we need to acknowledge he let us down. he went down a path he shouldn't have and we shouldn't have followed him. and we shouldn't have listened to him. and we can't let that ever happen again. compare that to what she told reporter meg cannard of the associated press yesterday. >> he still has a lot of popularity. if he runs again in 2024, will you support him? >> yes. >> if he decides that he's going to run, would that preclude any sort of run t

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we will speak with you and investor nikki haley about the take on the border crisis, but first let'sto alex hogan life on the border in texas, alex? >> house speaker kevin mccarthy says he wants a briefing of classified briefing how these two men from yemen try to make their way across the border. press secretary jen psaki had said that this speaks volumes about the work that border agents do every single day but called these cases are rare. that is what we are seeing. more than 19,000 children among the migrants who cross the border unaccompanied. among those stories, little boy who approached border regions. we do have video of that heartbreaking moment when he approaches them sobbing, stating he was with a group approaching the border when he was left behind. he also says if he didn't ask him for help, where would he go? he was worried about being robbed or kidnapped out there in the desert all alone. border agents say, they see more extortions lately. also this past weekend the rio grande valley, smugglers held eight migrants against their will and a stash house after bringing th

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i was unsuccessful change my name to nikki.le, yeah. >> jimmy: nikki? >> i would go to amusement parks and it really pissed me off i couldn't find a key chain with my name on it. >> jimmy: can't find any of that stuff, starbucks would be a problem. >> everything. my parents were like, nasim's cool. it means "cool breeze." i'm like, it's not cool everybody calls me nissan. [ laughter ] you know, the car no one's excited about, that's what people call me. even to this day, my very own iphone that i'm constantly typing my name into, it always wants to auto correct nasim to one of two things. base in, or naziism. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i think you want to go with basin, yeah. >> oh my god, i've fired off so many emails like, great catching up with you soon, talk to you soon, naziism. [ laughter ] you've seen my name before. >> jimmy: i own you! >> i'm not trying to touch on naziism, ever. >> jimmy: you play this 14-year-old kid, chad. then the other kids, not that you're a kid, but you're playing a kid, are actually kids? >> yes. >

the former big brother star nikki grahame has died at the age of 38. the tv personality had been receiving treatment for an eating disorder at a private clinic following a fundraising campaign organised by her friends and family. the former presenter of big brother, davina mccall tweeted. .. thousands of people have been evacuated from their homes on the caribbean island of st vincent after a volcano errupted yesterday sending huge clouds of ash and smoke — miles high into the air. thousands of people have been evacuated from their homes on the caribbean island of st vincent after a volcano the islands prime minister said that no one had been hurt and evacuees were taken to cruise ships and safer parts of the island. now it's time for a look at the weather. hello, there. clear skies, early morning sunshine was quickly replaced today by shower cloud, and some of those showers turning quite wintry as the temperatures struggle, so some hail, some sleet and snow quite widely cropping up across the country. many of those showers will tend to fade away throu

ambassador nikki haley here. >> our position on the 2022 olympics has not changed.boycott with allies and partners. there is no discussion underway of a change in our plans regarding the beijing olympics. >> he refers to the georgia law as a jim crow law, yet, he is not doing anything about literal slavery happening in china. america should be leading the charge on the chinese boycott. >> john: is there a double standard at work here? >> yeah, nikki haley was absolutely right. what's going on in china is not about politics. it is genocide. we have a number of reports of women that are being forced to have abortions. forced sterilization. i mean, we really have to peel back the layers here and look at what is actually happening. it's either a genocide or it's not. and the administration should ask themselves would you hold these same olympics, would you attend these olympics if they were in darfur. would you attend if they were in myanmar. you wouldn't? what's the point of attending them in china and also, i should note, if you look at the chinese communist party dai

the girl of voice, the sight and sound of an ice cream truck on railroad avenue and rodeo, eerie for nikkies, as she remembers 11 year old an i e. d. s who lived next door. she was found dead in her home. her parents are accused of torturing and abusing her. we failed the long girl. way failed. there is a community school failure. we failed her his neighbors. donny who jones created a memorial in front of the girls home on march 23rd around 3 30 in the morning. first responders were called to the home for what was reported as a medical emergency, but authorities say the girl was found dead with signs of abuse. the exact cause of her death under investigation the child suffered. physical abuse on dsa suffered significant injuries has a result of that abuse that was ongoing. deputy district attorney derek butts says the alleged abuse data back to last november 29 year old cristal diaz, the stepmother and 30 year old rene diaz, the father faced charges off torture, aggravated mayhem and child abuse. court documents state that the couple quote intentionally caused permanent. disability and dis

. >> thanks for joining us for inside california politics, i'm frank buckley in los and and i'm nikki laurenzo in sacramento. caitlyn jenner making it official announcing she is running for california governor, the reality star and former olympian tweeted she's an and that california is worth fighting for. >> our capitol insider ashley zavala has more on jenner's announcement. >> caitlyn jenner will run as a republican adding some celebrity to an already wide field of candidates from that party. >> caitlyn jenner says she's in announcing she'll run for california governor in the likely recall election of gavin newsome in a statement

but no worries, she is still nikki haley after all so that didn't last long. here's what happened today when she was asked if she would support trump if he runs again in 2024. >> if he runs again in 2024, will you support him? >> yes. >> if he decides he's going to run, would that preclude any sort of run would possibly make yourself? >> i would not run if president trump ran. and i wouldn't talk to him about it. that's something that we will have a conversation about. that is something that if, that decision has to be made. a word from nikki haley tonight who will stand down for no man unless of course his name is donald trump, in which case all bets are off. and the and are closing seconds for this hour, remembrance of an actual profile in courage. on this day in 1945, americans of all ages and our troops overseas we're dealing with the shock of news of the death of franklin roosevelt, the last american president to die in office of natural causes. a man who let us out of the suppression and helped to save the world from tyranny. elected to four terms before

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then the visible dividing line between the wealthy and the poor from around the world the man who is nikki his friend the week in minneapolis. the selecting jurors to decide if he should be convicted of murder . a passion for supporting local communities. and pioneering inoperative african science and technology projects how his child beautiful. are all of us on this planet not just for al-jazeera. chemist determined to use his scientific knowledge to africa women make science from the lab to the field on al-jazeera. soon as the sun goes down a shot in russia is a very challenging place to work probably. even told your partner here for you can't do it it's not allowed to build always pushing your product this time spoke last hour we've gone to a lot of people are being taken for peacefully march here for the 5th time we are travelling the extra mile we oughta media don't go we go there and we give them a chance to tell their story. 'd al-jazeera. that i have a market in and this is the news our live from doha coming out for you in the next 60 minutes diplomats loyal to me at mars military

good evening, nikki. >> reporter: good evening. police tell us they are still trying to determine why brandonr but we have learned how. he was able to get two assault style rifles he used as murder weapons. investigators say he purchased two rifles used in a fedex rampage legally, even though police seized a shotgun from his home a few months earlier after his mother reported her son may try to die by suicide by cop. >> we are still working the scene. >> reporter: the deputy chief of the indianapolis metropolitan police department says authorities have not deemed hole subject to the red flag now. >> it starts with the prosecutor, and then they ultimately submit it to the courts and to a judge. >> reporter: and it was never submitted? >> that's correct. he did not make it into the red flag system. although, we kept the gun he seized. he was still able to go out and legally purchase other firearms. >> reporter: at least 17 states have red flag laws, generally allowing police or family members to petition a state court to remove a fir

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overnight out remaining a lot of python up on the building iraqi water to reboard to have command income nikki quickest path ahead. as water becomes spot a black market is thriving. so where does all this water go. to find out we go in search of karate swamps and say. it's a lucrative business where water is stolen and then sold for high profits. after many attempts we finally convince a was a thief to mesa it's so on a time limited that sometimes it doesn't do that if you begin to do their job the funny to the arabs destroyed or to put the insulin and al gore in there going to them the. target market. and. then. insert the illegal. 30 year this is no more than the. insanity. we're taking to a congested slum where one of the thieves explains how it works now is an election day in the d.m.z. in d.c. any of you bonnie going connection there is a. that's a board where you have on your boarding boarding up on the trigger you put in there by the more closely the love you mean you can get and you're in the. doesn't get any money when you don't see a little bit it. was just you get up on. those years

donny and nikki. are 2 researchers and artists based in berlin who are exploring the question of why the world remains so one just although there is so much artificial intelligence. here there in berlin's future a space where the future of the planet and humanity is explored this is a world increasingly dominated by machines and algorithms that are discriminatory. dani says that ai is intertwined with racism and sexism. that after the data that the systems used from the past said they're actually quite conservative systems in a sense. when they're used to predict to recommend. to underscore what to expect in the future it's very unrealistic to expect them to be more egalitarian or fair or anything different than the data that it's using as a basis i have. fashion her some time with no one in sight. joy ball mania is a gun in american computer scientist and artist she started fighting bias in algorithms after realizing that i did not recognize her face a much she wore a white mask. the more she delved

i would like to introduce nick -- nikki gosear. with 40 "a i just want to say how deeply our hearts go out to you for your loss and we appreciate you being here today. >> thank you mr. chairman. can you hear me ok? >> we can hear you. >> thank you. i am here speaking as a victim of violent crime. i would like to give you some insight into how red black walls -- red flag laws are -- i had asked management to remove the men -- van from my establishment because i realized i was being stopped. -- lou -- remove the man from my establishment because i realized i was being stalked. my stalker was incomplete control. -- in complete control. because of the law, i had to leave my gun in my car. i observed that law. my stalker did not. ben's murder has been sending me letters for years -- murder has been sending me love letters -- twisted love letters for years. the days, months, and years that followed have been difficult. depression, grief, loss, and concern were mice -- concern for my safety are all things i have had to work through. put y

beyonce and sound of an ice cream truck on railroad avenue and road, dale, eerie for nikki donahue jones, as she remembers 11 year old an i e. d s who lived next door. she was found dead in her home. her parents are accused of torturing and abusing her. we failed the long girl. we failed. there is a community school failure. we failed her. his neighbors. donny, who jones created a memorial in front of the girls home on march 23rd around 3 30 in the morning. first responders were called to the home for what was reported as a medical emergency, but authorities say the girl was found dead with signs of abuse. the exact cause of her death under investigation. the child suffered physical. abuse on dsa suffered significant injuries. deputy district attorney derek but says the alleged abuse data back to last november 29 year old cristal diaz, the stepmother and 30 year old rene diaz, the father faced charges off torture, aggravated mayhem and child abuse. court documents state that the couple quote intentionally caused permanent disability and disfigurement and deprivation of a limb or. and emb