after spending five weeks in icu lydia tillman was transferred to a local rehab hospital.an. >> hi, lydia. >> i showed her a video of my kids saying hello to her because they missed their aunt lydia. >> i want you to get better soon. >> and she got to the part where my 4-year-old started to talk. and she laughed and said hi, lydia. >> hi, lydia. >> it was the first time i got to see her laugh, and i went, she's got memory, she can laugh. >> reporter: but detective gurule's murder case against travis forbes and his search for kenia monge had both stalled, nearly five months after kenia vanished and still no sign of her. but one day he got a call from the crime lab, requesting another dna sample of travis for the fbi. >> i drove up there to get his dna. i walked in, laid down my recorder. he didn't want to talk to any of the detectives, in fort collins, anywhere. but he always talked to me. >> what's up, nash? why are you here? >> i am here because i have a warrant for you. >> reporter: for the next two hours, like a couple of old college chums, the two shot the breeze about

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didn't have that back story, and they tried to make pat tillman a hero. he was a hero but tried to build him up and then found out he was killed by friendly fire tragically, and jessica -- i can't remember her name but in iraq, first woman soldier captured and they shade she'd gone down blazing and that was not true. we like our heroes. >> oh, yeah. i heard murmuring on there from -- >> sorry about that. we are having a little by of internet issues but thank you for coming. and we have signed copies of the york patrol available at the store, stop in and grab a copy and thanks again for joining us. it was great. thanks again. >> thank you, thanks, gem. >> thank you, enjoy. >> type of, financial analyst carry and lynn killinger argue the u.s. some implement policies that would preevent a repeat of the 2008 recession. law professor jamal greene looks a america's approach to individual rights and how to build a better system of justice. philosophy professor talks bow free speech and the free exchange of ideas. democratic senator tammy duckworth of illinois re

monopoly rules the rules for this e-commerce platform has been penalized for reportedly abuse in its tillman's market position founder jack ma has been under scrutiny from chinese authorities after he criticized the company's wiki leaks in the system for the exactly this the co-host of the phone counts china tech investor says the future of ali baba in china may lie and how much it can distance itself from its high profile finder. practices of you know ali baba are not that much different than the anti-competitive practices of say facebook or amazon but what's different is that usually in the west they'll just slap him with a fine and they'll move on in this situation we see it at alibaba and jack ma business empire in particular really seems to be in the not in the good graces of beijing and what this and that ends up happening often is that it leads to this sort of reputational damage where a lot of companies don't want to do business with companies or individuals that are not in good with aging and i think that's the big risk for ali baba going forward i think of a big question for ali baba

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here's what tillman fertitta said last week. >> we are struggling from an employee base because what'sf you take the normal, i use an average of 250 a week unemployment and you add $300 to it, hourly employees don't want to come to work right now, a certain percentage of them the way our whole capitalism works we operate and li off the hourly employees and seeing bonuses being paid now i have restaurants paying bonuses for hourly employees because there's a shortage right now. >> joining me now to discuss the market is billion rogers of rutgers university and ryan born the chair for the public understanding of economics at the kato institute and author of "economics in one virus. bill and ryan, welcome bill, is tilman right? is the reason some companies like his in the hospitality is that people don't want to come off unemployment >> his experience i don't want to deny his reality and i think it's real. i'm sure there are other companies or businesses out there facing this challenge. but you have to remember we are in the midst of a pandemic and this pandemic has led to anxiety and dep

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. >>> a somber anniversary for a bay area native, pat tillman, an all-star athlete who chose the armythe nfl was killed 17 years ago this week. after the september 11th terror attacks he left the nfl to become an army ranger, ultimately deploying to afghanistan where he was killed. he set records at asu where his statue now stands outside sun devils stadium. another bronze life-sized replica. both asu and the cardinals have retired his number. so has san jose's leland high school. >>> tonight california has a new attorney general. governor newsom tapped oakland assembly memberer to take over for xavier becerra. his supporters lobbied the governor to appoint banta. she graduated from yale university and its law school. >>> okay. let's get a check of our forecast. we've been talking about it all week. the rain coming this weekend. and jeff has an updated time line. >> and i know you all are excited about it. a lot of other folks are, too, just because we haven't had that much rainfall so far this season. and that's what i wanted to start off with. you can see our rainfall deficit here r

tillman said call me. i always wear that's what i did during the break. >> i was sat. i was going to send someone a photo and i said all telephone it to you. >> what is wrong with you to push in and that the whole room stopping. we all the years helipad a job. i like might start something telephone you later picture telephone me a picture of telephony. the lord. >> well, a good day to maybe just the message in person because it is going to be beautiful out there. sunshine already across the bay area this morning. >> little bit of cloud cover here and there you can make out a little bit of both of it, right of a berkeley. this morning. skies are overall. a lot believe bluer, though they've been yesterday. tuesday leading up to it this week. so we're already starting the morning. pretty nice. now. we're also going to be finishing the day really nice too, as sunshine only grows more and more across the bay area later on today. there's your dry skies sitting across the bay area. as of right now, high pressure is about to be building back in come the weekend and this is con

i know that tillman referredto it a couple of days ago. other markets people are coming back let's keep in mind that we had a massive amount of unemployment in the travel and tourism industry some 5.8 million people were out of work during the height of the pandemic 3 million of them are still looking for jobs so, yes, there are markets where we need to find people and especially here in new york as we're now eopening restaurants are reopening. the governor two hours ago said new york city restaurants can go to 75% capacity, which is terrific so there are labor shortages but as an industry we're dealing with it at loews hotels and dealing with it as a company. >> you're giving some context around those headlines, that it's not happening like that everywhere, that it's maybe more uneven now than it would seem. i'm curious because we were just speaking about this, are you going to require vaccinations for any of your employees, whether at the corporate office or in your hotels in order to return to work do you think that's necessary, especia

waste water treatment plants toilet water >> you're lucky this is not smell-a-vision >> michael runs tillmanver water. >> what is it exactly? >> in a scientific term, it's called mixed liquor suspended solids >> mixed liquor suspended solids >> yes >> sounds pretty gross, but mike and the city are able to treat all this sewage so it's clean enough to release into the river. most of it doesn't end up there or anywhere for people to enjoy. dolphins, on the other hand -- >> we're on our way into the pacific ocean to see where the city of los angeles is currently discharging hundreds of millions of gallons of treated waste water every single day whoa these l.a. city scientists want to change that, and they're part of an ambitious plan to recycle all of l.a.'s waste water by 2035 >> given climate change, this is a pretty critical infrastructure project. >> yes >> absolutely. >> we're wasting less when it can be reused for other things >> other things include treating the waste water being discharged from this pipe into drinking water. l.a. mayor eric garcetti couldn't be more confident in his cit

arrest warrants for 87 white men including matthew butler, future south carolina senator, and ben tillman, future south carolina governor. that inquest of course makes it here to "the new york times." unfortunately it doesn't make it any farther. the wheels of justice turn no more. the straight outs were in ascend ants and reconstruction was rolling back. to river's dismay, there were no more links in the chain of justice. he tells his son joshua, interviewed by the wpa in the 1930s, he says, now it will be a hundred years. so knows exactly what they lost at hamburg. it wasn't that it happened. it was that the government wasn't going to do anything about it. okay. what happens to rivers? he returns to driving a carriage. and to me, right, this is the arc. it isn't just the people who were brutalized or killed during reconstruction. it is to take a person like rivers who could have been in charge of the army of the potomac, who taught himself to read and write, who had been the mayor of a town and a state legislator and all of those things, but his arc is from a carriage driver to a soldie

industrial companies i'm hearing from, they're having a mini renaissance and can't find people even tillmanes because he can't get people in. the question is if you pay, will they come? or is it because they're still so scared about the unknowns of covid, do they want to stay home because they make more being unemployed, is it child care so there's questions, i think it's a little bit of everything. but unit labor costs are zero and i think wages are going to have to rise as a result of all those shortages out there. >>> apple and epic games laying out their cases for next month's antitrust trial. julia boorstin has that story for us >> the tech giant and game maker are explaining their positions in the battle over app store fees epic says apple has monopoly power in the app store influencing what apps users can download and protecting its own apps and says it abuses its power. apple's defense that it doesn't make much money from the app store because most apps are free it also says it faces a lot of competition, fparticularly when it comes to making money in fees in apps. it competes with

most recent data as well i wonder, you look at that, you hear folks coming on the air, i think of tillmanright now. i wonder if there's as much slack in the coming months, in the flabor force, labor market, as expected? >> well, i mean, all you can do is go with the numbers that the market has >> yeah. >> i also think it's good to take a look at the technical look out your window method. >> right >> and right, by the way, not every person is suitable for every job that's available there's been change in the economy that would have been change normally and then you have a big pandemic come along so there's going to be misalignment you see that, delta, by the way, needs to bring the workers back that aren't back yet is the situation safe for them to come back is the company ready to bring them back? all of that is resolved over time and my issue is monetary policy in place for that. >> right hey, steve, how much does jay powell sit around when he's contemplating what to do and think about what's happening politically in washington on the fiscal side? meaning, is there any indication, do you

host: tillman on twitter says ron desantis is the 2020 front runner.on desantis with several press conferences last week, not afraid to chat or mix it up with the press. one of the things he did on thursday was take on the biden administration, especially on the issue of immigration, focusing on the idea of the biden administration not doing more to remove illegal immigrants who are being released from prison. here is 60 seconds of that. >> he made really troubling change of policy with the federal government. it used to be that when somebody was in the our prison system, the federal authorities would have what is called a detainer on them, notifying the state that this is somebody here illegally and was subject to removal. when they came up their sentence, there was a transfer that was effectuated and the federal government would work to return, repatriate the criminal alien to their home country. now under the biden administration, they are basically dispensing with this idea of accepting the criminal aliens. they are not honoring ice detainers and t