this is roseann boyland one of the five people who died at the capitol on january 6th. though i didn't know roseann personally we both came from the same hometown, went to the same high school. a year ago to this day her brother-in-law justin cave who was a friend of mine in high school reached out to me on facebook and asked if i would be willing to hear her story. that sparked a year-long investigation into the circumstances surrounding her death. now in the months before january 6 her family and friend believed she had fallen deeper and deeper into the qanon conspiracy theory world undergoing a rapid radicalization. they had no other way to explain how she went from an apolitical woman who was devoted to her extended family into a hard core supporter of donald trump. now in the months since roseann's death her family has struggled to find answers as to how exactly she died. it is a question that a lot of people in this country have. now according to the medical examiner's office it was because of a prescription drug overdose. a conclusion that didn't make sense to th

both, for what happened to roseanne. but also for the broader riot insurrection itself. >> well, i think that the people who have been saying the big lie, the perpetrators, the enablers of the big lie need to be stopped somehow. you know, the social media has made a huge platform for them to be able to spread all this disinformation and purposely targeting people. so i just wish that there was a way that it could be stopped on a level of individual as well -- >> -- what we really want to accomplish is to try to have something positive come from it and give them the circumstances that is going to be really hard to do. but we don't want to see this happen again in our country. we don't want this to happen to somebody else or to another family. and i think that is why we agreed to do the podcast to try and shed some light on roseanne so that maybe there is other families out there or other people that could recognize this or if they see something similar happen. the main thing is, we don't want this to happen again. >> yes,

as roseanne flagged outside of west minister. six mps now having called on the prime minister to resign over the gatherings held during lockdowns here in the uk. the opposition leader str strengthening his calls for the prime minister to resign all eyes on sue grave's special inquiry for further and firm conclusions. that is it for today's show, thank you for watching "street signs. i'm julianna tatelbaum we'll be back tomorrow for now, stay tuned cnbc continues other programming next [narrator] new york city: by the end of the 1970s, it was a city on its knees, >>> new york, by the end of the 1970s, it was a city on its knees. in a country that was losing its mind. >> it's a war on the street. >> the american dream had become a nightmare. and no place felt as rotten and as hopeless as new york. >> they're going to make a ghost town out of the city of new york. >> it was a war zone planes and people dropping bombs. >> but suddenly, at the dawn of a new decade, there was something else in the

caller: roseann was murdered in d.c. by the d.c. police. before you ask where i heard this, this is from a lawyer of the people that are being illegally detained. host: how does that relate to the topic we are talking about? caller: it is january 6, is it not? she witnessed the lady murdered, the judge stated for fact, it is on record, if the video gets out of her being murdered in the tunnel it will happen again. host: you made your point. you can address it you wish. guest: his point goes to the division in this country. i talked to congressman john curtis for this piece. he talked about how -- they are in congress because they are representing their voters and voter opinions. that is one reason why some members vote the way they did in response to the election and lawmakers make controversial statements because they are trying to represent their own basis. that leads to a division. it is interesting, sometimes detected democrats and they said no, we need to lead out and be a moral compass, there is a real debate on as a member of congres

you have state headlines, more news coming up right after the listening post of now living in a roseanne is a risk not worth taking for most but for a 10 year old boy. there is nowhere else to go. in the absence of his parents, his grandmother dedicates herself to his upbringing. never knowing whether the next explosion will echo one step closer to the place they call home. the distant barking of ducks. a witness documentary on al jazeera, the stair down on rushes border with ukraine. the story gets the cold war treatment and leaves an update. election season is coming in from the president. and one of his challengers have messages for the meat grease, the growing issue of feminism and the patriarchal problem. news outlets need to get pass. plus how a problematic tennis player would put the spotlight on australia's mistreatment of refugees. hello, i'm richard just burton you're at the las me post where we dig into the coverage and look at how news is reported. moore has been described as politics by other means. russia has been preparing for one of those things while practicing the other

dan is ring roseanne, hulu. good to have you measuring please. how it is here you are and what you do um. hi ads. and so, you know, same amazon is activist. i went into my 1st illustration against the previous regime back in 2012 and we are back into that square. unfortunately, right now after the mid rico, i am generally an environmental ankle. i'm an activist and i work as advisor for the secretary general. right. thanks for joining us. misery was and welcome back to the stream. remind our audience who you are and what you do. hello and thank you for having me again, honey. i'm was in a near. i am a fellow at that institute for middle east policy. i am and one of many, so then he's protesters industry. it's so nowadays in for a long time by no right. good to have you lead please greet the stream audience. get to see you again. thank you. hi everyone. i am a little heard another little comment eater and the managing director of a think tank in harlem inside strategy ones. we also invited the military to be part of this conversation. they didn't

and while tensions are the ukraine, when name high russian foreign minister, 2nd law, roseann us secretary of state and the billing can meet in geneva to discuss most guys, proposals for regional security guarantees. as an voice. i love rob has already arrived for the talks. the key topic is most against him on the nato will start expanding towards russia. food is the us and european nathan states have repeatedly rejected that proposal as a correspondent pizza. all of it takes a closer look at the international context of this meeting in geneva. the search for a diplomatic solution to the ongoing tensions between russia and nato, comes back to the shores of lake geneva and a heads of his meeting with russian foreign minister. so to gala rove the us secretary of state anthony, blinking has been putting america's message to its partners directly before coming to switzerland. the u. s. foreign policy chief was in for lynn, for full way talks with representatives of germany, france, and the united kingdom. russia is entitled to protect itself. the united states in europe are prepared to discus

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he helped carry roseanne boyland, one of the rioters who lost consciousness in the attack and would lateris past july, at the first committee investigating january 6th, dunn was one of four officers to testify. his testimony was incredibly powerful. he described the ugliness he experienced that day and the need for accountability. >> one woman in a pink maga shirt yelled you hear that, guys. this [ bleep ] voted for joe biden. and the crowd, around 20 people, joined in screaming boo, [ bleep ]. no one had ever, ever called me a [ bleep ] while wearing the uniform of a cop toll police officer. i use an analogy to describe what i want as a hitman. if a hitman is hired and he kills somebody, the hitman goes to jail, but not only does the hitman go to jail but the person who hired them does. there was an attack carried out on january 6th, and a hitman sent them. i want you to get to the bottom of that. >> this week, harry dunn and his colleague wrote a moving opinion piece for "the washington post" titled the government we defended last january 6th has a duty to hold all perpetrators accounta

i'm going ask alana and justin cave, sister and brother-in-law to roseanne boylan who died during theg yourself to your colleagues while hiding she is going to join us live to share her story. then as we were just discussing their new text revealed the even more concerning influence that fox news show host, sean hannity, had on the previous administration. we are going to break it down with our sunday night panel. i'm ayman mohyeldin, let's get started. get started. so with every day that has passed since the january 6th attack, it has become more and more clear just how damaged we ou

caller: roseann was murdered in d.c. by the d.c. police.e you ask where i heard this, this is from a lawyer of the people that are being illegally detained. host: how does that relate to the topic we are talking about? caller: it is january 6, is it not? she witnessed the lady murdered, the judge stated for fact, it is on record, if the video gets out of her being murdered in the tunnel it will happen again. host: you made your point. you can address it you wish. guest: his point goes to the division in this country. i talked to congressman john curtis for this piece. he talked about how -- they are in congress because they are representing their voters and voter opinions. that is one reason why some members vote the way they did in response to the election and lawmakers make controversial statements because they are trying to represent their own basis. that leads to a division. it is interesting, sometimes detected democrats and they said no, we need to lead out and be a moral compass, there is a real debate on as a member of congress repr

host: again just to show you the headline as far as roseann, the other woman i think you've talked about in the new york times died and lost consciousness in the crush of that mob surge against police. i think that's the other one you're talking about but it's been widely reported as well. we will go to judy in pennsylvania. democrats line. one more time for judy. ok we will go to blake in leland, mississippi. caller: good morning. i'm a veteran of this country, i love this country. i'm from chicago and i live in mississippi now. how about paying the slaves that built the capital behind you. you gave over $2 billion -- 2 million acres to noncitizens to put us in a situation, you allowed because slavery to go on for another 100 years and we're supposed to pull ourselves up by our bootstraps and compete with people that could enslave us and work us. reparations are necessary. you are benefiting off of all the slaves tragedy. host: how would you pay out reparations in this day and age? caller: you can start by offering free education. everything doesn't have to be a financial benefit. but i