reggie, lynitra and stacey.xts until -- >> a very interesting sequence of calls actually emerged from that. >> a sequence on february 14th. it went like this, at 6:42 pm reggie called lynitra. at 6:45 lynitra called stacey. at 6:48 lynitra called reggie back. >> in my mind, reggie called lynitra and said -- >> and then lynitra called stacey and confirming yes here, i don't have the money. and then lynitra calling back and saying yes, go back there. >> and after that, no more calls. until 8:40 pm when reggie call two lynitra captured by the tower near the crime scene. >> the call at 8:40 pm to lynitra ross was reggie coleman saying, yes it's done. >> and, then this at 9 pm, lynitra sent stacy a text, happy valentine's day, it's said. >> is that a code? >> it was. >> quote for, it's done. he's dead. almost there now. all he needed was the money trail to prove murder for hire. so, bank records this time. >> it was the same tedious work as the cell phone records. >> guess what? that $10,000 that stacey transfer to l

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joining us at the table is space stacey abrams. in the state of georgia last, year she is an author, she's out with her second novel titled rogue justice, outfitting, a political thriller about the supreme court. it is fiction, but hang, on also joining us is host of msnbc's ballistic nation, our friend the reverend al sharpton is here. it's so nice to have you here, your tweet caught our attention on wednesday and i said in the break that, this attack by one parent on amanda's home is the opportunity to play it over and over again. every time i got rid of the story. but, my son is an elementary school and he is studying history. it's still basic, but one of the most important things that kids learn is when something was created. the idea that she delivered that address two weeks after an insurrection is so essential. every child should have access to that message. >> not only should every child have access to the message, they deserve the context that it provides. i was in elementary school when the challenger accident happened. i

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we're back with stacey and the rev.get right when they write about the arena. so i have to congratulate you on writing this just exquisitely crafted novel. >> thank you. >> tell me about your character in this book. >> avery cain is a supreme court clerk who stumbled into a conspiracy or yanked it into by a supreme court justice that fell into a coma. but it was a story of what do you do when you have responsibility but no authority? what she did led to a fairly dramatic end. so the next book is how do you face the consequences? when you win, it doesn't necessarily mean that bad is done. so you have this tendency to think this is finished and we move on to the next. but she gets pulled back in and is addressing the possibility of blackmailed judges as the fisa court. >> so you're so brilliant to write this with so much focus on the supreme court. but i want to ask you about that bigger, what you feel in your gut is what you just described. how much of your writing process is sort of your feelings and your processing of

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well, we'll start with you, professor stacey, but this is a question for both of you. what's your recommendation to students who are prepping for this test. well, recommendation points for right now would be to begin the process, since we're less than a month from the test to begin the process of going back through some of that early material that they studied way back there in august and september, they've got notes from their teachers. they've also got their textbook. and, you know, one of the benefits of a textbook is that most of your ap us history textbooks have key terms that are bolded and defined in each chapter and a way to form a kind of handy study guide is to review those key terms because they will trigger your memory about much of the material that you've talked about. and also, you know, raise some questions and say, i don't remember this particular or term, maybe i recognize it, but i don't remember the details of it. so i'm going to go deeper into that chapter and remind myself of that material. but it's worthwhile at this point. a little less than a m

well, we'll start with you, professor stacey, but this is a question for both of you. what's your recommendation to students who are prepping for this test. well, recommendation points for right now would be to begin the process, since we're less than a month from the test to begin the process of going back through some of that early material that they studied way back there in august and september, they've got notes from their teachers. they've also got their textbook. and, you know, one of the benefits of a textbook is that most of your ap us history textbooks have key terms that are bolded and defined in each chapter and a way to form a kind of handy study guide is to review those key terms because they will trigger your memory about much of the material that you've talked about. and also, you know, raise some questions and say, i don't remember this particular or term, maybe i recognize it, but i don't remember the details of it. so i'm going to go deeper into that chapter and remind myself of that material. but it's worthwhile at this point. a little less than a m

i don't see anybody who's undertaken the kind of statewide effort that stacey abrams in georgia, beto some of that when he was running. do you see any of that persisting? no, i think was a very charismatic candidate, a charming was wonderful front of a crowd could inspire a crowd of people. and then when he left town, there wasn't anything left. so there was no great organizational building on. i think you know stacey abrams, it's interesting when you look at the two she lost her first race she ran for governor very small margin and she didn't get caught up in all that presidential. i'm destined to be president hoopla and and went back to georgia she had been a member of the georgia state senate so she knew how to make deals. she knew who the people were she all the players and went back and she could raise money. that's the other factor because of that national reputation, she raised money. she was going into little communities all over georgia register and hiring people and registering voters and building little organization tions largely run by women and it was it was a tremendous

grandfather is a racist who constantly watches fox news and accepts all the lies against black people , and stacey bechun's article in 2014 in the newspaper washington was stunning in america black children after i found out what happened to ralph, the title of this article was reminded in my mind that this 6-year-old girl provided the excuse for the last shooting and fell in the yard of the neighbor's house, and when she went with her father to fetch the neighbor, the neighbor pulled out the gun. according to official statistics, there are about 400 million guns in america, more than the number of citizens and more than the number of cars with official license plates. by 2030, this number will reach half a billion. 13-14-year-olds are completely within the reach of children with cars full of weapons. warm to here, where are our officials until this the cases are handled and the areas around hamedan are affected by car accidents and insecurity, and my children are growing up and i must be able to protect them. every year, armed forces take about 40,000 victims from american families, victims who a

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doordash denying wrongdoing stacey but -- this is quite the story.s talking about, in the segment with ai voivenlgs that you can have a profile then charge up charge for that profile egregious here to be charging two separate fees two different devices. . >> sure is, joe obviously, doordash pushing back denying that it does this, but let's look at the receipts got to be a way we can get to the bottom of this. joe: yeah another story in "daily mail" compelling with this attorney has done sample cases clear apple users paying more i am apple users i want to know where apple is if this holds true are they going to fight for rights of customers i hope so but companies like doordash, grubhub once big elephant in the room took dlaifr boy made a big corporation they sort of became targets you are seeing pushback on them in municipalities like new york big cities you are going to see m

before bringing in our next guest, democratic ranking member of the subcommittee stacey plaska, a delegatehe virgin islands, i want to play an exchange she had with the chairman. >> these are not whistle-blowers. they've been determined by the agency not to be whistle-blowers. are you deciding that they're whistle-blowers? >> yes. the law decides. did you not listen to mr. leavitt's testimony? did you not read the law? >> this attorney is asserting -- >> the gentlelady from new york. >> the law has not determined that they -- >> the law has not determined they are whistle-blowers. his attorney is just asserting that. >> and congresswoman joins us now. thanks for being with us. what exactly was going on from your point of view in that hearing room today? >> well, you know, this is a very interesting select committee that has been put together by kevin mccarthy. and its primary purpose, anderson, is really to test case conspiracy theories that the republicans have and specifically that donald trump may use in his presidential election. so we've done the twitter files investigation. we're loo

. >> leading off the discussion tonight's delegate stacey plaskett, who represents the virgin islands in the house of representatives. first of all, thank you for your service on this committee. we can all see how extremely difficult it is. it's also so important for the democrats to be on that committee. and they can counter the shear madness it is coming from the republican side. what was the most incriminating thing, if i can use that term, that you heard from any of these former fbi agents today. >> thanks for that. i have to say that leader jeffries, i think he's done a tremendous job, an assembly democrats of the select committee, for the weaponization of government, it's not on the weaponize -- but it's to weaponize the government. and really be truthsayer's. i'm just really grateful to each one of them for their service and ability for us to work as a team and constantly be the truth squad. what i can say is that is mostly concerning was the fact that my republican colleagues, who are so intent on pushing these individuals as actually heroes, and never, if you look through the

some say at the expense of those with higher credit scores, stacey garety the pennsylvania treasurertates leading this pushback against these rules. the treasurer kind enough to join us now. very good to have you. >> thanks for having me, neil. neil: tell us what bugs you most about this and why you want to put a stop to it? >> yeah, so it's just another example of the biden and his administration, president biden, chipping away at the american dream. they are hurting people who play by the rules with these new mortgage fees, just like they are trying to hurt people who play by the rules with student loans. neil: so the white house comes back and says, you know, technically that's not what's going on we actually crunched the numbers, comparing someone with a higher credit score versus the lower credit score, and the higher credit score person is paying more in terms of closing costs under this arrangement, that is the lower credit score applicant paying a lot less, so it is tilted that way. in fact, that feature went away, would you be happy then? the mortgage rules as they stand bef

before bringing in our next guest, democratic ranking member of the committee, stacey plaskett, delegatevirgin islands. -- debra debbie wasserman schultz had with chairmen german. >> mister chairman, these individuals have not done -- determined to be whistleblowers. these are not whistleblowers. they have been determined by the agency not to be whistleblowers. are you deciding that they are whistleblowers? >> yes, the law decides. did you not listen to mr. levitz testimony? did you not read the law? the law decides that -- >> attorney is asserting that they are -- >> the gentlelady from new york has been recognized. >> the law has not determine they are recognized. his the attorney is just asserting that. >> and congresswoman plaskett joins us now. thanks for being with us. what exactly was going on, from your point of view, in that hearing room today? >> well, you know, this is a very interesting select committee that has been put together by kevin mccarthy. and its primary purpose, anderson, is really to test case conspiracy theories that the republicans have. and specifically, the do

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. >> reporter: stacey is here wit her family and says after halftime, that's when she reall wanted to see the warriors step up. >> we gonna work on that. it's gonna be all right. right? it's gonna be all right. we are gonn make it. they need to calm down and that ref needs to get it together. >> reporter: when the fourth quarter came, the full-capacity watch party shrunk, but the warriors eventually lost to the lakers. >> tap into the championship dna. we have to flip the switch >> reporter: the crowd did leav early, but they said but a setu comeback. >>> still no agreement with the oakland teachers and the school district. 3,000 instructors on strike since thursday. they say the district is not bargaining in good faith on the contract. they want higher pay, smaller classes, and resources for students like transportation an mental health services. >> we are waiting for them to give us the ultimate authority, but we are ready to counter and go through the weekend to reach a tentative agreement. >> douglas says the union's fight is going far beyond compensation, and they are willing to

today they had stacey abrams here. jamaal hill was here yesterday. some of the panel discussions yesterday that were on c-span where america's dark past. the left loves to talk bad about america. they hate america. they hate the beginnings of america. this is what goes on every year at the l.a. times book fair. one of the other issues yesterday -- host: we going to leave it there. we've got a lot of collars. >> that universities try to suppress non-left-wing voices is a given. there is really nothing else to say. that is the fact. i am delighted to be here, but it is book tv that invited me. it is not usc book fair. and if they usc book fair invited me, they would get a big crowd but they do not care. i'm a voice that should not be heard. the give you an idea of how far the liberal left world has gone and liberal is not is left to sykes lane, but they are united. additional i had a column, a regular column in the l.a. times? in the 80's, the l.a. times had column right and column left. they wanted both voices heard on opinion pages. no longer. same w

georgia people came away on williams and, stacey abrams have done. so there's a whole array of them. i wanted to throw them out as we may, lifting up those names, but thank you for the question because that's one of the pieces i talk about how we win is we have to find them back. those groups and those leaders. we have time for one more quick question. this woman over here in the with the mask, in the blue shirt. thank you so much. look at me. that's how i feel in life. i'm a woman of color, the fact that i live with. this is not for effort. i am the doormat of the world. but at the same time i persist. i'm going to persist. where do go? what do i do? because even when you go to work with, people there is systemic discrimination as how i'm supposed to serve, what i'm supposed to do. and the last thing i'll put out. i'm an educator. i did not understand was happening in this country. i was part the school reform movement in the 1990s. i did not know that that was an effort to privatize education and in education it is so i don't even know where to beg

former georgia gubernatorial candidate stacey abrams has now endorsed oakland, congresswoman barbara lee for the u.s. senate. lee is one of 3 current democrat house members for senator dianne feinstein's seat. feinstein announced in february she would not seek reelection in 2024, the primary election will be held in march of next year. well, a california lawmaker is pushing to lower the voting age to 17 state senator in restart of l a author that proposal. he argues lowering the voting age is going to lead to increased civic engagement among young people, something he says would benefit them and society as a whole. >> well, 17 year-olds are. often put in a spot where they 1 got to go get a job, by the way, pay taxes on that income. if they have the maturity to to pay taxes, to drive on the freeway. they should have the right to vote. >> the california proposal passed the senate elections k 4 to one. it's a 17 year-old do not have the maturity or life experience to cast a reasonable well researched and consider vote. the proposal will eventually need two-thirds approval to qualify for

. >> reporter: like adobe's stacey martine says, there is a message hidden in the motion. it's called the semaphore puzzle, and it's back. >> this is the third semaphore. >> reporter: spinning out a code for someone to crack, and it's likely going to take some time. the last puzzle took over four years to solve reserve i think the goal, if anything, is to make it meaningful for people. >> reporter: stan rubin, the new york-based artist who creates these puzzles, tells us the semaphore is meant to be both something cool to look at and something to figure out. >> that's been the hope from the beginning, that people will see these disks up there turning and wonder to themselves, what? what's going on up there? is there some meaning to that? turns out, well, there is. >> reporter: if you're around, look up. some of the world's brightest minds will be along for the ride. >> if you solve it, you win two years of cloud membership and bragging rights. >> pretty impressive. >> reporter: i'm not going to lie, that software isn't cheap. adobe says it gets international attention when

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stacey abrams in a statement, the former georgia gubernatorial candidate said barbara lee is the leader of california and the nation needs right now in the u. s. senate. very tough loss tonight in los angeles, golden state comes up just short in the final seconds . the lakers win game 4104 to 1 . oh, one, and tonight, a big crowd at chase center for the warriors watch party in san francisco ktvu jana katsuyama reports. fans are ready to return wednesday night for what is now a must win game and this playoff run is definitely bringing much needed business, though. two bars and restaurants. who are your fans know with this team series isn't over till it's over. and that the chase center watch party in thriving city plaza monday, fans brought their golden state spirit. even some lakers fans joined in the fun. it's just a great vibe, you know, like there's a food options here, you can add the fact that it's like, you know, accessible to all fans watch party is free. but it also draws dub nation fans downtown to spend their dollars the postseason playoffs. a welcome boost to business. my fri

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that is why stacey and i wrote the book. your kids don't have to be consumed by the woke virus. parenting strategy and that is what we did, we laid out this recipe for how to make sure that you balance protection and exposure to what the world is throwing at our kids today and maintain a strong relationship throughout so by the time they leave your home, they are fully equipped to standa their own. >> ashley: you heard katy say you layout a recipe, what are a few you can share from your book? >> most importantly, be the person your child comes to in school situations, friend situations, you need to be the expert to your child and cultivate the no -- rule as quickly as possible. when you are a safe space for your kid, they are going to come to you as the authority on how to deal with the little stuff at school, teachers that are poking and prodding or big stuff when their friends are facing something with difficulty. you can help them be the wise council to speak to other children's lives. in woke environment in dark blue cities, the only ecposure to conservative principles are t

comical and sad, and this from stacey mras plaskett watch. >> this is defund the police on steroids. >> todd: she's not from a state, she doesn't have a vote, is not a real congresswoman, she has the oddacity to say that. how do you talk about the dems? >> the whole impeachment sham, the idea congressman goldman and others are saying republicans are not playing fair is ludicrous. the chief investigator of the ukrainian phone call impeachment who would not even share information who told him to look up numbers of members of the press and congress. they will throw up everything to protect merrick garland and protect this apparatus that is protecting the biden administration. it is sad, people see this and lose faith. what concerns me, the fbi has great people and yes, they have problems. what about people who don't have access, what about people looking to the government for help. they are looking at a department that says, they don't care about me. >> ashley: we've spoken to presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy i think last week, that said he would undo the fbi and redo it. how do y