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with russell wilson russell wilson in denver it is o smith for seattle and he looked looked good monday night against against the broncos and had two touchdowns bouncing. >> russell wilson is a great player geno smith is a great quarterback too . a little different in their play style. >> he did his thing. a lot of respect for geno smith . >> reporter: with the red and gold report, and charlie walter . > >> the unusual spot coming up that was just named >> this is pretty wild. yelp red its list of the top places to eat and the number one restaurant will surprise you . it is just about highway 101. it it is an unassuming storefront attached to a gas station and they serve everything from yourl your traditional spacey and not traditional blueberry cobbler. yelp named it the number one restaurant in the bay area get a a surprising it is in a gas stan gas station. that will do it for for us at 9:00. for those who will stay with us here on kpix 5, this is what is coming up next on "the drew barrymore show" for more local headlinesn us on ostream in service right now cbs news bay area. the tu

molly russell took _ happened today, please. molly russell took her _ happened today, please.ll took her own _ happened today, please. molly russell took her own life - happened today, please. mollyl russell took her own life almost five years ago. her family believe she was happy and healthy, bubbling with enthusiasm for life but after her death they discovered she had been looking at a huge amount of content on social media sites relating to suicide, relating to self—harm. today at the start of proceedings, we saw some of that footage. 17 videos that had been found on instagram, which we know molly had either liked or had a look at. and the coroner took the unusual move of warning everyone in court how very distressing this footage was. he said it was almost impossible to watch. the videos were then played one after another. very brief videos, but showing images of death and ways that people could commit suicide. and the court room was absolutely silent. the coroner said to molly's family they did not need to remain in court to see this footage but they decided to remain wit

ian russell first spoke out about what he found on molly's phone in 2019.any more." he became a vocal campaigner, speaking to mps. i remember my disbelief when i saw my lifeless youngest daughter... even meeting the prince and princess of wales, who tonight said... instagram did make some safety changes. three years ago, we spoke to the ceo, who had this message for ian. i have a lot of respect for the fact that he's turned an incredibly tragic experience into a force for change, into a force for good. and for that, i'm grateful. but ian says any reforms came too late for molly and much, much more needs to be done. if this demented trail of life—sucking content was safe, my daughter molly would probably still be alive. and the final thing i want to say... ..is thank you, molly, for being my daughter. thank you. joining me now is angus crawford. what everyone wants to know is will anything change?— anything change? well, make no mistake, this _ anything change? well, make no mistake, this could _ anything change? well, make no mistake, this could be _ anythi

ian russell first spoke out about what he found on molly's phone in 2019. it any more." he became a vocal campaigner, speaking to mps. i remember my disbelief when i saw my lifeless youngest daughter... even meeting the prince and princess of wales, who tonight said... "no parent should ever have to endure what ian russell "and his family have been through. "online safety for our children needs to be "a prerequisite, not an afterthought. " instagram did make some safety changes. three years ago, we spoke to the ceo, who had this message for ian. i have a lot of respect for the fact that he's turned an incredibly tragic experience into a force for change, into a force for good. and for that, i'm grateful. but ian says any reforms came too late for molly and much, much more needs to be done. if this demented trail of life—sucking content was safe, my daughter molly would probably still be alive. and the final thing i want to say... ..is thank you, molly, for being my daughter. thank you. stay with us on bbc news, still to come. we report from brazil as they p

ian russell first spoke out about what he found on molly's phone in 2019.nd i don't want to see it any more." he became a vocal campaigner, speaking to mps. i remember my disbelief when i saw my lifeless youngest daughter... even meeting prince william, and all the time, coping with his grief. and some days, it's worse than others, but i don't think there will be a day in the rest of my life where i won't blame myself. instagram did make some safety changes. three years ago, we spoke to the ceo, who had this message for ian. i have a lot of respect for the fact that he's turned an incredibly tragic experience into a force for change, into a force for good. and for that, i'm grateful. but ian says any reforms came too late for molly and much, much more needs to be done. if this demented trail of life—sucking content was safe, my daughter molly would probably still be alive and instead of being a bereaved family of four, there would be five of us looking forward to a life full of promise and purpose. and the final thing i want to say... ..is thank you, molly,

herfather 14—year—old molly russell, who took her own life. -- his reaction.- reaction -- his reaction. if this demented _ reaction -- his reaction. if this demented trail _ reaction -- his reaction. if this demented trail of _ reaction -- his reaction. if this demented trail of life - reaction -- his reaction. if this demented trail of life sucking l demented trail of life sucking content was safe, my daughter molly would probably still be alive. and would probably still be alive. and elaborate ceremony in the kremlin, formerly annexing —— formerly annexing four regions of ukraine. an attack on a civilian convoy in one of the four regions has less at least 23 people dead. 56 years after he disappeared, 12—year—old keith bennett's body is search for as beliefs get a new search —— police get a new search. i'll be back in about of a quarter of an hour, but first here's mark kermode and jane hill with the film review. hello and a very warm welcome to the film review on bbc news. i'mjane hill, and to take us through this week's cinema releases, as

ian russell first spoke out about what he found on molly's phone in 2019." he became a vocal campaigner, speaking to mps. i remember my disbelief when i saw my lifeless youngest daughter... even meeting prince william, and all the time, coping with his grief. and some days, it's worse than others, but i don't think there will be a day in the rest of my life where i won't blame myself. instagram did make some safety changes. three years ago, we spoke to the ceo, who had this message for ian. i have a lot of respect for the fact that he's turned an incredibly tragic experience into a force for change, into a force for good. and for that, i'm grateful. but ian says any reforms came too late for molly and much, much more needs to be done. if this demented trail of life—sucking content was safe, my daughter molly would probably still be alive and instead of being a bereaved family of four, there would be five of us looking forward to a life full of promise and purpose. and the final thing i want to say... ..is thank you, molly, for being my daughter. thank you.

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we got -- he's got russell brand, your thoughts.ell brand was still a good liberal toeing the line maybe youtube wouldn't have censored him. he's a big enough star he can take subscribers elsewhere. you are seeing dave chappelle to name one, joe rogan and russell brand, they are big enough that they can kind of give the finger to big media and technology companies, i'm not playing by ridiculous rules, i dare you to fire me which is what dave chappelle did and he's incredibly popular just for being able to speak his mind and make people laugh. maria: good for them because it's unacceptable the censorship. i know that chris are trying to get joe rogan. they have the money. they are trying to get as many people as they can over there. >> it's appalling and hurting good healthy journalism. the censorship is and really honestly the only way to -- for to get fixed is for people like russell brand who are big enough can pick up their stakes and move to some place else that doesn't censor them. it's the only place that this is going to get

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the headlines: an inquest in to the death of schoolgirl molly russell concluded.ives. and coming up at 12.1apm, we'll have special programme looking at the financial turmoil we find ourselves in with a panel of experts to answer your questions. the prime minister, liz truss and chancellor kwasi kwarteng have online material viewed by schoolgirl molly russell was not safe and shouldn't have been available for a child to see, senior coroner andrew walker has concluded. he also said he cannot say molly died from suicide — she died from an act of self—harm while suffering from depression and the negative effects of online content. the teenager saw more than 2,000 posts relating to depression, suicide or self harm in the six months before her death in 2017. our correspondent, frances read, is at the court. as frances read, is at the court. you said, molly was�* old as you said, molly was just 1a years old when she was able to access thousands of posts on her phone relating to suicide, self—harm or depression. she took her own life in 2017, it's taken five years to get

this inquiry into the death of molly russell, l absolutely essential.ur reporter there, there is a real chance for some good to come out of this, isn't there? are you hopeful? i am hepeful. _ there? are you hopeful? i am hepeful. i— there? are you hopeful? i am hopeful, i really _ there? are you hopeful? i am hopeful, i really am. - there? are you hopeful? i am hopeful, i really am. i- there? are you hopeful? i am hopeful, i really am. i hope . there? are you hopeful? i —n hopeful, i really am. i hope that this issue gets to much higher up on the political agenda, i think it needs... there is an urgency in this because this issue is not going away, it is getting bigger, and since covid and has got even bigger. i also think there is a danger that this issue could be watered down. we often hear people talking about being offensive, legislation against offensive or freedom of speech, hurts, that kind of thing, but actually we are talking about the sort of material that sophie looked at, it was just appalling, and sort of material that sophie looked at, it

— after a coroner rules social media did play a part in the death of the british teenager, molly russellwho took her own life. hello there, welcome to the programme. president putin has announced the illegal annexation of four regions of ukraine that are in part controlled by russian forces — it's the biggest seizure of territory in europe since the second world war. in a signing ceremony at the kremlin, mr putin declared that donetsk, luhansk, zaporizhzhia, and kherson are now part of russia. in response, ukraine has formally applied tojoin nato. our russia editor steve rosenberg reports. what he was about to do had sparked international condemnation, but vladimir putin didn't care. in the kremlin, he announced the annexation of 15% of ukrainian land. in the audience, kremlin—appointed officials from those territories occupied by russia. translation: | want the kyiv i authorities and their real masters in the west to hear me, so that they remember this forever. people in luhnask and donetsk, kherson and zaporizhzhia are becoming our citizens — forever. defiant, unapologetic — russia's p

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russell set up is in aaron's capital tech, ron. he's with a stout life. how significant is the arrest of the daughter of a former president russell? well, it's not significant in terms of the, its potential impact on the iranian politics here. however, it's important for protested to have her support and, and naturally having the support from bras, angenie family as well. so she's the daughter of the former president of iran. hush me roxanne jenny, he was a, one of the founding fathers of the islamic republic and one of the most influential figures in the more than history off iran. he was elected twice as the president and he, he played a crucial rule, particularly after the war between iran and iraq. but in the last years of his life, he has been quite critical to what establishments and the government here. and since then he and his family had been having target by the that there, by the government and establishment here. so the arrest or pfizer, ross and johnny, his daughter is not happening for the 1st time. she was arrested from 2009. and then in 20

ian russell always said social media helped kill molly. now a coroner agrees.olly died as a result of an act of self—harm while suffering depression and the negative effects of online content. the inquest was shown images like this, liked and shared by molly. "look in my eyes," it says. "i want to die." and here, a heart monitor. the question, "if it stopped, would you miss me?" the algorithms sent her thousands just like it, dark and miserable, cut wrists and nooses. and there were hundreds of videos, black and white, glamorised, set to music. the coroner concluded that: "some of these sites were not safe. they allowed access to adult content a 14—year—old girl should not see." ian russell came every day, sitting through two weeks of graphic evidence about what molly felt and what she saw, the posts he described as a drip feed of daily hopelessness. and, in a first for big tech, executives for meta, which owns instagram, and the image—sharing site pinterest, called to account under oath in a court in the uk. at times, exchanges became heated. the family's barr

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. >>> and fresh off signing a major contract extension, russell wilson kicks off a partnership with carrier the carrier ceo joins us at 9:00 to explain >>> we're looking through some of the internals we mentioned labor force the discussion this morning, guys, is if we can put together a moderating cpi number on the 13th, what does that mean for the fed this month >> yeah, i think that's the key. when you look at the market reaction to this report, it's very clear that it's a mixed report it's not out of water hot. it's not too cool. so you've got kind of a positive, muted reaction people of course are going to look ahead to what's going on with cpi neal kashkari says he's not giving much credence to what this data shows, it's all about inflation. however if there was a data point to look at with regard to inflation, it would be wage growth, which we saw tick up but definitely down from some of the highs in terms of year over year gains we had been seeing >> i mean, i listen to "squawk box" because they do great analysis right in the moment almost every one of the participants in their panel

after almost five years, a court will finally hear from ian russell.teenager he knew and loved. in a pen portrait, he told the court, "as a family, we think it's essential to know who she really was. full of love and bubbling with excitement about her life ahead." with his wife janet looking on, he went on, "in the uk, four school aged children end their life every week." "it's ok not to be ok," he said. "no—one is immune from such tragedy. it is closer to all than we would care to think. and breaking the stigma around suicide is vital." he talked about her childhood, her love of horses and the outdoors, and said it was odd trying to remember her, and let her go. but also he had a responsibility to tell her story, so that her life and death are a force for good. he finished by saying he hoped everyone touched by the story would remember there was always hope and help and described her life is important and influential and he told the court she was destined to do good. angus crawford, thank you. if you have been affected by any of the issues raised in t

tomorrow the court will hearfrom iain russell silicon valley. delivering something called a pen portrait, that's an insight into the bright, happy teenagerthat portrait, that's an insight into the bright, happy teenager that he knew and loved. studio: angus, thank you. just a reminder that if you or anyone you know have been affected by any of the issues raised, you can find help and support from organisations listed at bbc.co.uk/actionline. police in leicester say arrests could go on for months after the violent scenes in the city on saturday involving men from sections of the south asian muslim and hindu communities. nearly 50 people have already been arrested in the past few weeks since the problems began. today leaders from both faiths in leicester have come together to appeal for calm. our midlands correspondent navteonhal reports. the sight of a city being damaged — notjust its streets and property but also its reputation. leicester has prided itself on being a place where people from different backgrounds live peacefully side by side. on

we did get an extraordinary insight today into the use of instagram bite molly russell. of health and well—being for mehta, she was shown a series of these miserable images that molly russell shared and liked and saw and she said experts advise them i meta it was impossible —— it was important to lead these images because it was important to users but the barrister for the russell family said there is not a single shred of expert evidence that thatis single shred of expert evidence that that is supported by the evidence from the community. she was asked repeatedly whether she considered this kind of material was safe for children and she replied it�*s important people have a voice to express themselves but at that point the coroner intervened and said these materials, is this kind of content safe and she replied, yes she did think it was safe. the coroner intervened again slightly later to say what gives you the right to make a decision about the material that you place before children? and she replied, these are not decisions we take in a vacuum. angus crawford, thank y

fourteen year old molly russell killed herself in 2017, after viewing material about self harm, suicide for not doing more to prevent this. our correspondent angus crawford has been at the hearing in north london. a family wanting answers — why did molly die, and what part did social media play? ahead of them, two weeks in court, hundreds of pages of evidence a bright, apparently happy teenager, molly was just ilt when she took her own life. going through her social media accounts, herfather, ian, discovered she was being bombarded with content about suicide, depression and self—harm, on instagram, pinterest and other apps. this is an inquest. no—one's on trial. the aim — to find out why a child ended her own life. but, for the first time, executives from two social media companies will have to give evidence under oath about what they do to protect their young users online. it contained some material that i'm sure is going to be very upsetting. ahead of them, a forensic look into molly's use of social media. ian, with his legal team, have already seen much of that evidence — files full

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okay, we're going to about harold russell a bit, but harold russell is is the he plays homer in the film. he's the name is the sailor who's lost both his arm and harold russell actually did lose both his arms, but it was in a training event where he was doing the training and. hollywood. he was nominated for best supporting actor. but the didn't think he would win it. so they gave him an honorary award and. then he won the best supporting actor award as well. big becoming the only person in history to win oscars for the same role. so if you have that on trivial pursuit or something, that is the answer. it's harold russell. okay, so this is set in boon city. they don't tell you what state it's supposedly patterned off of cincinnati ohio but it's actually filmed in california. so it's fascinating that william wyler wanted very normal look to the film. so he gave his cast money and told them to go buy their costumes off rack. okay, so theresa right. myrna loy, virginia mayo, they just all went to a regular department and bought regular clothes. so you do not see them dolled up in hollywood

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the father of 14—year—old molly russell, who took her own life after viewing harmful content online,est how shocked he was after she died to discover the hideous material she had been looking at. donald trump and three of his children face a fraud lawsuit after an investigation into their family business in new york. later on the bbc — family business in new york. later on the bbc news _ family business in new york. later on the bbc news channel, - family business in new york. later on the bbc news channel, we - family business in new york. l—te on the bbc news channel, we round up the latest action and discuss the biggest talking points from here at the bbc sport centre. good evening. more than 1000 protestors have been arrested in cities across russia after president putin announced that up to 300,000 military reservists could be called up to fight in ukraine — the first mobilisation of russian civilians since world war ii. international flights have started to sell out as people left the country. russia has been losing ground in eastern ukraine in recent weeks as ukrainian troops

a play or two away. >> russell wilson now a denver bronco losing in his return to seattle last night.rise which side sherman is on in that breakup tweeting this right after the game. suspended for one year and fined $10 million following an investigation into the phoenix suns, he used the n-word on at least five occasions made inappropriate comments to female employees and created a hostile work environment. many feel that he should be forced to sell the team valued at $1.8 billion. baseball, how do you get sent down? ask after this incident. he had allowed two runs in the eighth inning but wanted to stay in to face one more batter and he let the gm know when he left them out, when they got back to the dugout he walked the pitcher down to the tunnel letting them know you don't show up the manager especially when you're earned run average is over five. >> it was definitely not handled the way i should have or wanted to handle it. i don't see myself as that guy but it is a learning experience and going forward that something i won't let it happen again. >> he will be wearing a aaa sacra

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here for a second day of questioning about what the platform did to keep molly russell safe.e, blood and self—harm. then, pictures molly had liked, saved and shared. again, we can't show you most of them. but here, a heart monitor. "if it stopped, would you miss me?" a coffin with the words, "now everyone loves me." questioning ms lagone, the barrister for the family, 0liver sanders, kc, asked... ms lagone replied... he then singled out an image from molly's account. "she is sad, hurt, dying," it reads. ..said the barrister. the coroner, andrew walker, put it to the witness... ..replied ms lagone. the exchanges became heated. mr sanders raising his voice, shouting that children could not consent to being sent graphic and harmful material. at one point, ms lagone said she was sorry that molly had seen content that violated their policies. meta held to account. and a grieving family coming face—to—face with a company they believe helped kill their daughter. angus crawford, bbc news. plenty more on the website about that story as well. italy's far—right leader, giorgia meloni, i

the times homes in on molly russell following the landmark inquest — and the prince of wales�* plea fore safety. and finally the guardian also lead with molly russell and the inquest ruling on social media �*monetizing on misery�*. so, let's begin. the full fallout facing tv personality philip schofield. the plea for online safety to protect children. so, let's begin. do you want to start is on that big, pretty much the whole of the front page of the guardian? the? pretty much the whole of the front page of the guardian?— page of the guardian? they are findin: in page of the guardian? they are finding in the _ page of the guardian? they are finding in the awful _ page of the guardian? they are finding in the awful case - page of the guardian? they are finding in the awful case of - page of the guardian? they are i finding in the awful case of molly, the schoolgirl who took her own life after the _ the schoolgirl who took her own life after the coroner has found being, basically— after the coroner has found being, basically pushed in that direction by a lot— basically pushed in that dire

swanson, archaeologist dyllis up the russell has been working in the tuck, the mac and desert for 30 years. he knows the dangers faced by marco polo at 1st hand soya. i wish wise only ha, ha michelin this. i will let you go. you don't? yes sir. sinner found letesha boucher richings on what was engine that was a shy salvage. my been a pod for don, switching from was ah, it desert toiler. the mortar, the multi city, the money bundle normal better the love you mean char, cynthia lee. berlin said the baltic. yemen are little norman little did marco polo know that this forbidding place had once been the fertile home to earlier civilization? in the early 20th century western archaeologists discovered evidence for these early settlements. they found ancient cities buried in the sand. the big surprise was that many of these inhabitants turned out to be indo europeans . like marco polo himself a dyllis up, the russell has worked here on an archaeological site that was 1st discovered in 1934 would never excavated until recently. it is a bronze age burial site. over 3000 years old. and the scen

lieutenant general russell honorÉ, former joint task commission to katrina. to discuss the latest trump developmental why member of her former party, and the gop, actually, are calling out president biden over his soulful nation address. plus, by which again republicans are afraid to even elect their fellow citizens vote on abortion and have a might succeed on blocking the vote on a technicality. another hour of velshi begins, right. now. hey, good morning. it's saturday, september 3rd. happy labor day weekend to all of you, i'm ali velshi. this weekend, we've got a much clearer picture of what the fbi seized from mar-a-lago last month. on friday, a federal judge unsealed the justice department inventory lists, which lays out just what the fed seized from the ex florida residents and golf club. according to the 11-page inventory, there are 27 boxes containing more than 100 classified documents. some of them located in a room referred to as trump's 45 office. at mar-a-lago, the rest found it a nearby storage room in the club. but why maybe of more interest as

lieutenant general russel honore will join us.ut first to jessica layton, who is standing by with the other big stories we're tracking this hour on msnbc. jessica? >> thanks, juliÁn, police in las vegas are it that we get in the killing of an investigative journalist. there jeff german was a writer for the las vegas review journal. he was stabbed outside his home and they say altercation late friday led to that stabbing. police have also charged a man with the apparent disappearance of a memphis teacher and billionaire areas. elijah fletcher went for a run friday morning and never returned. 38-year-old cleo that abstain is now facing charges of aggravated kidnapping and tampering with evidence. fletcher has not yet been found. and in northern california, firefighters are up against a pair of big wildfires there. thousands are under evacuation orders tonight. overnight, the mountain fire grew to 6000 acres. meanwhile, the mull fire has burned more than 50 structures. an extreme heat wave in that region is fueling those flames. more

they've gotten destroyed this week and really from the moment the fed presser happened the russell was not the same the iwm was down more than 7% still then as bespoke was talking about today, the dollar is ripping steve weiss, pick your poison to talk about today you've seen this coming from a mile away. >> yeah and as i mention yesterday last week i'm net short and i don't see it getting better anytime soon. anytime somebody says, hey, buy here and we're near the bottoms or tops, i get that. to me buying stock here is like running into a burning house and hoping the fire department comes and saves you before you turn into barbecue. so that's just a bad investments strategy there's some points and cycles you want to be very long the market, and typically that's when the fed has your back when you have that put. now, the other times is when you want to manage your risk and just protect your capital and live to play another day so as i've said repeatedly i'd much rather miz the 10% bounce, which i don't see coming for months and months than continue to lose money. that's why net short,

go out and give russell wilson half a billion dollars to come fix it.anchise, back to seattle. let me say this. what you should watch for. the 12s. the crowd. a little hurt by him leaving the way he left. didn't want to be in seattle anymore. when i played for seattle, playing new york giants. got them, our fans, got the new york giants to jump off sides 11 times in one game. that was all crowd noise. >> wow. >> that year we went on to the super bowl. so that crowd, those 12s, denver's the more talented team this year. they're going to need that crowd to make life miserable for russell wilson in terms of his teammates hearing his audibles and snap count at line of scrimmage. >> a lot to look forward to. we appreciate you. saw part of trevor's interview and joke and it went over well! >> take the writer credit. thank you so much, matt. catch monday's broncos/seahawks game right here on abc and espn 8:00 eastern and janai's great coverage of it tomorrow morning. >>> we'll be right back. this is the moment. for a treatment for moderate-to-severe eczema. ci

russell for being here.i want to say that my life has been spent on championing small businesses because i agree with your testimony. you are the economic engine of this nation and i want to recite, 32.5 million small businesses and growing, and particularly women-owned businesses, although they've been affected severely by the pandemic, and 61.2 million people. give me your sense of havoc being created by a debt ceiling on average working americans, and my time is short, so if you can be set synced so i can -- can be succinct. ms. russell: we have to remember that businesses are made up of people, who make up communities, and communities are made up of his noses, so we are all in the ecosystem. when one element, we keep talking about one little piece of something, this piece of something impacts the entire ecosystem of small businesses. if i'm not going to work, my cleaners won't have payment, my coffee shop is not to have payment. the place where i would take my child isn't going to have payment. it is an

lost several kids after events that went wrong on the platform and i we have the family of molly russellrying to prove and how they described it as a demented trail of life sucking content and we heard how shocking some of the websites were that she was accessing and some of the things that were being said. i had to say i did quite a lot of work with kids and adolescent mental health units and with complex foster children and it is extraordinary what how vulnerable they are. and what how vulnerable they are. and what they're being exposed to. we see how many adults are adversely affect on what is happening on social media, threats against women, the horrible turning of the crowd, we still even the strongest people can be affected by the wrong type of conflict. it can be affected by the wrong type of conflict. , , ~ , conflict. it is striking, these the same photograph _ conflict. it is striking, these the same photograph of— conflict. it is striking, these the same photograph of her- conflict. it is striking, these the same photograph of her and - conflict. it is striking, these the | sa

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russell wilson is out and gino smith is in. charle walter has more. > >> how is it going? sunday will be the first time 49ers will face seahawks without russell wilson since christmas eve 2011h wilson in denver it's smith undr center for seattle. the nine year journey man looked good monday night against the bronco. 23 and 28, two touchdowns passi. i don't think 49ers defense sous like there will be much of a drop off from wilson to smith. >> russell is a great player, hs been causing a lot of problems for plenty years. gino too will deputies plan knitly be a challenge as well. >> obviously russ did his thingr longer than i have even been ale it feels like. i have a lot of respect for gino. >> with the red and gold reporti am charlie walter. > >> five minutes before 7:00. jut entering the workforce, at 7:00 why gen-z is what's it like having xfinity internet with supersonic wifi? it's fast... like beyond-gig-speed fast. yeaaaaaaaaay!!! with three times the bandwidth, and the power to connect hundreds of devices at once. get the xfinity supersonic bundle with unlimited gig

that means roy russell, and dozens are, are getting resentenced. with time served, and good every about, he could be out in four years or sooner, depending on how a judge rules next month. this guy is only 61-year-olds. he has plenty of more years to murder young girls. the state supreme court in washington recently ruled that courts have to resentence young criminals with sentences and take age into consideration. we're releasing a lot of these people. >> tucker: yeah, but you can't have a gun at home. we'll get vigilante justice soon, because justice isn't dispensed by government. that's what it is. thank you for the report from the pacific northwest. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: on a far happier note, we still can't get over, like a song that plays in your head over and over, npr reporter nina totenberg falling in love with the woman she covers, ruth bader ginsburg. we got her new book, because it's our civic duty, and it was so amazing that you'll hear a dramatic reading of selected excerpts from the steamiest book ever written by an npr supre

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the father of molly russell, the british 14—year—old who took her own life five years ago after beingt into her death that he was shocked when he discovered what she'd been looking at. ian russell said it was only after her death that he realised she'd been accessing large numbers of disturbing posts concerning anxiety, depression, self harm and suicide. angus crawford — who first told molly's story — reports from her inquest in north london. bleak, dark, endless... what molly saw on instagram, described as a world of despair. herfather ian called it a drip feed of daily hopelessness. also revealed in court, a twitter account we discovered years ago, and here's what she wrote — words her family were never meant to see. some of them are so painful to read. we just wish we'd been able to...help her. june 2017, six months before she died, and she wrote: "it sucks when you want to cry but you just sit there, doing nothing." she also wrote, "how can you tell the people you love "that you want to die?" at times, her mood did lift. she followed celebrities like ariana grande and she loved ha

russell moved to florida when trump left office and still serves as one of his aides. meanwhile, former trump adviser steve bannon is expected to surrender to authorities in new york today where he faces new charges in connection with a group called we build the wall, which raised $25 million to build a section of president trump's border wall. much of that money coming from small donors who were told all of the funds would go toward the wall. >> a physical barrier on the southern border and support president trump and what president trump is trying to do. >> reporter: in a separate federal indictment, bannon was accused of using some of the money for personal expenses. bannon never went to trial. trump pardoned him before leaving office, but that pardon does not apply to a state indictment. >> so, completely different government sovereign, federal case versus state. so there's no overlap there in terms of his liability. >> reporter: in response, a bannon spokesperson calls the new charges phony. rhiannon. >> jay, thank you. >>> history was made at the white house yest

now at the end of the game, russell wilson was able to make some russell wilson type moves.hat's because the defense was gas at that point defense is not the problem. i mean, nick bose, who was was was tremendous. there. you see russell wilson improvising. but anytime you hold a team to 11 points out, you should win that game. particularly on the road. um you know if i could offer one piece of good news, what's that ? it would be that the golden state warriors had media day yesterday, so their season has now officially become began the defending nba champions, so we got the 49ers who are struggling , but we have the golden state warriors who are who are coming back and the giants that are out of it. one more 49ers question if i may um so trade lands. obviously he's hurt. he comes back next year. what happens there, man? i mean, that's a great question yet to let the year play out, and the reason you have to let the year play out is because it's a 49ers make something happen. and they get deep into the playoffs. then you have a decision to make. but we could be in the same sp