her back for underwood-jacobs, that is the very definition of too little too late. >> reporter: what do you think pat would say if he knew all of the details of what happened? >> he would tell me to hang on. he would say have faith that the right thing will be done so that other people wouldn't lose their lives the same way that he lost his. >> reporter: tony dokoupil, cbs news. >>> the new simulator that shows just how quickly the virus can spread in an office. >>> coming up on "cbs evening news" tonight, the president set to meet with his national security team this weekend as tensions rise between russia and ukraine. plus, an ice storm with a bone chilling cold impacting millions of americans. new year, new start. and now comcast business is making it easy to get going with the ready. set. save. sale. get started with fast and reliable internet and voice for $64.99 a month with a 2-year price guarantee. it's easy... with flexible installation and backing from an expert team, 24/7. and for even more value, ask how to get up to a $500 prepaid card. get a great deal for your business

david underwood kron four's. dan storm explains. >> a lawsuit filed on behalf of the family of david underwood is blaming facebook for causing his death. underwood was working as a security guard at the federal courthouse in oakland during the george floyd protests in may 2020, he was killed in a drive-by shooting. the man accused of killing him. stephen is suspected of being a member of an extremist group. the lawsuit alleges and others were allowed to plan this violence through facebook. yeah, i think the lawsuit. >> this is going to be the first of many legal expert. paula canny says this lawsuit is an interesting idea because facebook has allowed for groups even extreme wants to come together. the social media giant has argued they've banned more than 1000 militarized movements from their platforms and that there's no legal basis for these claims. the attorneys representing underwood's sister ashley jacobs say extremist groups like the violent boogaloo boys were allowed to stay engaged and active on facebook

of pat underwood. she says there was a third accomplice that tragic night, facebook. >> reporter: if not for facebook, do you think your brother would be with us today? >> i do. i believe is facebook had acted with the information they were privy to, that no one else had, of course. >> reporter: in a new wrongful death lawsuit she alleges justice and carrillo had never met in person and had no reason to cross paths until a facebook group brought them together. the suit claims a social media network recommended justice during groups dedicated to the boogaloo movement where the two men connected and hatched and planned the attack. >> they have information that could have stopped all of this. and they sat on it. they choose to not handover the information to authori. >> repoe >> if nitoring that, what makes you comfortable with them determining people talking and a crime? >> they know through their actions of bringing these groups together that that things are going to happen. they know through their own

sure. >> the case boyd underwood came back for.thanks for watching. i'm craig melvin, and i'm natalie morales. and this is dateline. they danced on their wedding day as beauty and the beast to stay beautiful. she they lived a good life until that strange terrible day. >> he found her there. dead. a tragic accidents. or was it? >> a weig

angela underwood.ys the sites algorithm recommended extremist content to the alleged killers glorifying violence against law enforcement transit, this warning riders to prepare for possible delays starting tomorrow, the agency says. covid related sick calls among bus operators. mechanics and service employees are affecting service transit says riders may now wait as long as 30 minutes between busses on some routes, and some lines may be canceled altogether. ktvu new or you're watching. ktvu fox two news at 6 30. the fremont unified school district is apologizing today after lines of drivers clogged streets and parents were waiting for hours in some cases for free at home covid tests today the district opened more distribution locations to avoid a repeat of yesterday's mess. ktvu is evan sernoffsky has more now on the reaction from parents. who are trying to get one of those hard to get tests. we think it's really important for the public to get their testing to get tested in so they could return back t

underwood's sister had the lawsuit filed against facebook in alameda county today. >> kron four's dan thorn has the story. >> a lawsuit filed on behalf of the family of david underwood is blaming facebook for causing his death. underwood was working as a security guard at the federal courthouse in oakland during the george floyd protests in may 2020, he was killed in a drive-by shooting. the man accused of killing him. stephen is suspected of being a member of an extremist group. the lawsuit alleges and others were allowed to plan this violence through facebook. yeah, i think the lawsuit. >> this is going to be the first of many legal expert. paula canny says this lawsuit is an interesting idea because facebook has allowed for groups even extreme wants to come together. the social media giant has argued they've banned more than 1000 militarized movements from their platforms and that there's no legal basis for these claims. the attorneys representing underwood's sister ashley jacobs say extremist groups like the violent boogaloo boys were allowed to stay engaged and active on facebook

officer underwood was standing guard.ccording to a criminal complaint, he filed -- multiple rounds were fired at underwood killing him. >> i miss being able to pick up my phone and talk to him. reporter: he was also accused of killing another deputy before being arrested. they met online through a facebook group centered on the boogaloo movement which federal prosecutors have say extremists used for a violent uprising. this is what he said when being arrested. as they await trial on federal criminal charges, the sister of underwood is now suing facebook alleging the social media platform connects users to extremist groups. >> had it not been for a facebook, they might never have met. reporter: underwood's attorney anticipates facebook will seek to shield themselves. >> they are an active participant and they are recruiting people to come onto their sites and once they are on their site, they use a lot of different algorithms that will bring like-minded individuals together. reporter: david green says lawsuits like this on

a band announced a month after the murder of pat underwood. >> it's kind of like they fueled the fire. >> for underwood jacobs, that is the very definition of too little too late. >> what do you think pat would say if you knew all the details? >> he would tell me to hang on. he would say have faith that the right thing will be done so that other people would lose their lives the same way that he lost his. >> cbs news. >> live look now from mark hopkins hotel in san francisco. the wind is picking up. shaking the cameras around here check this out, they do happen in the bay area. the chp spotted a huge tumbleweed on gotland road. pushed along by the gusty wind. and the sons of the pioneers. >> yes. very good knowledge. >> that just came back. >> alan. ryan. you know it will also. >> sons of the pioneers tumbling tumbleweeds. absolutely. i'm impressed. that's the pleasure of working with alan martin. he knows that stuff. also, the wind could be kicking up, not only tumbleweed, but other plants. allergens. they have been a little bit bad for the past couple of days. so, we are right on to

that is a claim behind a new lawsuit filed in alameda county today by the sister of david underwood. she alleges that her brother, a federal officer, was killed after members of an extremist group. coordinated an attack on facebook kron four's dan thorn has the story. a lawsuit filed on behalf of the family of david underwood is blaming facebook for causing his death. >> underwood was working as a security guard at the federal courthouse in oakland during the george floyd protests in may 2020, he was killed in a drive-by shooting. the man accused of killing him. stephen is suspected of being a member of an extremist group. the lawsuit alleges and others were allowed to plan this violence through facebook. yeah, i think the lawsuit. >> this is going to be the first of many legal expert. paula canny says this lawsuit is an interesting idea because facebook has allowed for groups even extreme wants to come together. the social media giant has argued they've banned more than 1000 militarized movements from their platforms and that there's no legal basis for these claims. the attorneys re

he said this while beind this wd arrested -- as they await charges, underwood's sister is now suing meta platforms inc., formerly facebook, alleging the social media platform connects users to extremist groups. >> had it not been for facebook, they might have never met. >> underwood's attorney anticipates facebook will seek to shield itself from litigation. >> they are much more than a publisher. they are an active art is pen, and they are recruiting people to come onto their site. once they are on their site, they use a lot different algorithms that will bring like-minded individuals together. >> the civil liberty director at the electronic frontier foundation says lawsuits like this one can be difficult to win. >> it is really hard from a first amendment perspective and statutory perspective to hold these internet platforms responsible. >> in an emailed statement to abc 7, a facebook spokesperson writes that they been more than 100,000 militarized social movements from their platform. these claims are without legal basis meantime, underwood's sister says she wants her brother to be rem

a lawsuit filed on behalf of the family of david underwood is blaming facebook for causing his death. >> underwood was working as a security guard at the federal courthouse in oakland during the george floyd protests in may 2020, he was killed in a drive-by shooting. the man accused of killing him. stephen is suspected of being a member of an extremist group. the lawsuit alleges and others were allowed to plan this violence through facebook. yeah, i think the lawsuit. >> this is going to be the first of many legal expert. paula canny says this lawsuit is an interesting idea because facebook has allowed for groups even extreme wants to come together. the social media giant has argued they've banned more than 1000 militarized movements from their platforms and that there's no legal basis for these claims. the attorneys representing underwood's sister ashley jacobs say extremist groups like the violent boogaloo boys were allowed to stay engaged and active on facebook because it improved the company's ad sales. the internet is sort of the wild wild west of the law. >> i mean, we have laws

allegedly shot underwood in a drive-by shooting while alleged accomplice robert justice junior was driving and with sisters, attorneys allege that allowed users to connect to extremist groups and promoted divisive inflammatory and untrue content leading to the slaying of underwood. mehta says the legal claim is baseless. california attorney general rob bonta issued a legal alert today calling the prosecution of a pregnant woman unlawful. that woman was sent to prison for 11 years after a stillborn birth. >> is speaking out after the prosecution actually of 2 women from kings county near bakersfield, including a door perez. she is facing an 11 year sentence in the death of her stillborn. baby perez is baby died after she went into labor. her doctor later telling authorities peres's drug abuse led to the early labor and the death of her feet is because of this. perez pleaded guilty to manslaughter charges. however, attorney general rob bonta says that the used in her case was incorrect. he notes that the law is only a political when someone else directly causes the death of a fetus. the law

and extrema shot and killed patrick underwood in 2020. his sister told tony dokoupil that underwood would be alive today if not for facebook. >> reporter: on the ninth of may 29th, 2020 not far from protests over the murder of george floyd, a surveillance camera saw this white van in oakland, california. the vehicle pulled forward as the door slid open and someone inside opened fire wanting one federal security officer and killing another. >> and assassin cowardly shot two federal protective services contractors as they stood watch over a protest. >> reporter: robert justice jr. drove the van while stephen carrillo pulled the trigger using the protests as cover for an antigovernment attack. both men have pleaded not guilty. and yet, -- >> the world is a little less better with him not being in it. >> reporter: she is the sister of the murdered officer, pat underwood. she says there was a third accomplice that tragic night, facebook. >> reporter: if not for facebook do you think your brother would be with us today? >> i do. i believe is fa

angela underwood, jacobs filed the wrongful death lawsuit this morning.er, 53 year old david underwood, was shot and killed outside in oakland federal building in may of 2020 . jacobs blames facebook for allowing the men charged with underwood's murder to connect she says. the sites algorithm also recommended the extremist boogaloo content that they followed which glorified violence against law enforcement and government officials. new at five. we're getting word of an apparent attack by an aggressive bull that killed a rancher in discovery bay, the contra costa county sheriff's office tweeted these photos of deputies at the scene near bixler road. first responders were called just before noon on a report that a rancher may have been attacked by the bull. we're told those deputies shot and killed the aggressive animal allowing east contra costa county firefighters and emts to reach the victim. at this point, there is no word on the identity of the man who was killed here. well, most people safely evacuated from a fast moving colorado wildfire that destroy

david patrick underwood was shot and killed while protecting the federal courthouse. the alleged shooter was an active-duty air force staffed chardon -- staff sergeant. here is the lawsuit. it claims facebook is partly responsible for underwood's death because the suspect met and accomplished through facebook group later to the movement. it claims facebook's algorithm help to recruit members for the far right extremist group and the company did nothing to stop it. facebook says it has banned more than 1000 military social movements and that the claims are without legal basis. >> bay area residents and local leaders are coming together to mark one year since the deadly attack on the u.s. capitol. one rally is just getting underway at civic center plaza in san francisco with speakers labeling the siege as a violent and deadly attack. >> a daylong series of events marking the anniversary of the deadly capital insurrection. that is ramping up now in washington dc. the commemorations began with an impassioned speech by president biden inside statuary hall in the capital, a

keeping it a secret until shooting day when carrie underwood walked out there.g the crowd had no idea that she was going to be there. so the reaction was out that from the crowd it was may have and it was one of the best days we've ever had on set. and let's not forget the epic prom pool fight shot outside on a cold winter night. i was in the city and i had let long johns on and all kinds of stuff. so it's very, very cold for me. so i can imagine what it was like for it was like 30 degrees outside l a. >> the was heated at the beginning of the night, but not by the time we went into it. i was what so worth it. >> and unity tonight for yeas date night whose new woman was our sophia bush exclusive telling us all about her prime-time return. don't miss it. >> for entertainment tonight. i'm michelle turner. and that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. appreciate you being with us this hour, but keep it here. we have a lot more news ahead on kron 4 news at 6 is omicron continues to spread rapidly. the state is making changes to its health mandates. >> how much longer people w

she goes, carrie underwood, but she looks kind of like my mom in those clothes.ook like carrie underwood but you dress like my mother. >> reporter: jamie lynn said the experience brought her closer to god. >> you said sometimes you have to be rocked to your core in order to understand what your core is. >> it so quickly comes to light, what's important when you walk through something like that. i lost my baby and then was immediately given her back. do you know how many people would give anything for that? and i was given that blessing. >> reporter: jamie lynn says her daughter's brush with death forced her to re-examine her entire life, including her childhood traumas and the mental health struggles she had suppressed for years. >> it really was, like, to the point where panic attacks were all-cons hif all-consuming, touching the doorknob seven times, it was consuming my life to the point where it was taking over me. i finally spoke to a therapist. at the time i took medicine and got back to a place where i felt stable. >> so what were the overarching diagnoses?

jacobs blames facebook for allowing the men charged with underwood's murder to connect, she says the also recommended the extremist content that they followed, which glorified violence against law enforcement and government officials. a young family up in the north base still cleaning up after a large tree fell on their home on christmas eve. ktvu somberly talked with the family who says they have a lot to be thankful for. everything you know, we worked so hard for just got crushed in an instant. raul berrigan shows me the damage to the five vehicles parked in his front yard and the roof of his home in windsor, an old oak tree came crashing down on the night of christmas eve around eight o'clock. does that go out earthquake when it happened? mitch wife, cassie berrigan tells me she had just lifted her newborn daughter, camilla from the crib thunder like a big rumble. and then the traders crashed out in the roof. huge branch fell right into her crib . the couple tells me they called 911. they couldn't get out through the front door at the fire department showed up and they just start

entails, the regime actually made a new law and saying that if anyone sign videos to massey, elena underwood would charge after 10 years prison that didn't work. they trying to like scare people to censor them. like a movie, the i got bombarded my videos from people saying that i rather go to prison than kits silent. a strong stand against censorship. the protest movement has reached a world wide audience. that's the achievement of the campaign. now the regimes is scared of when she, tatiana corvette and marcia lena jack, both had to go into exile. there were no longer safe in their respective homelands because they stood up for their beliefs and spoke truth to power. but how did they manage to build such successful online competes with, to protect opponents and repressive regimes, such as the one in bella? ruth, online anonymity is crucial. the team behind the goals platform thus used encryption from the very beginning. they see it as a necessary security measure. it gets lots of wallace impress quote, registration, nogales takes place through chatted gloves and messengers, telegram and fin

ellie underwood crashed over with her second try of the match to seal a 14—36 victory.re, second place exeter beat sale sharks one of britain's biggest medal hopes at next month's winter olympics has shown just why there are such high hopes for her. charlotte bankes won the world cup snowboard cross race in russia — it's her second world cup win of the season following her previous victory in austria and her third podium overall. she is the reigning world champion in the event. and finally — how much dedication would you show to get into work? well, many of us wouldn't probably go as far as england wicketkeeper sam billings. with jenny bairstow and jos buttler both doubts for the fifth ashes test, billings — who had been playing in queensland with the sydney thunder — was called up to the squad. but instead of a 90—minute flight from brisbane to sydney, covid—19 meant billings had to drive more than 500 miles down the east coast of australia — to join up with his teammates. absolute dedication! that's all from sportsday. plenty more to come on bbc news throughout the ev

ellie underwood crashed over with her second try of the match to seal a 14—36 victory.are now up to fifth in the table. elsewhere, second place exeter beat sale sharks. now let's return to football — and there's not long to wait until the next big tournament gets under way. the africa cup of nations kicks off tomorrow, with hosts cameroon taking on burkino faso. but the build—up to the match has not been straightforward for burkino faso, after they found out a handful of players and a coach had tested positive for covid—19 and are now not available to be involved in the opening match. translation: we waited all day. at the beginning. _ translation: we waited all day. at the beginning. it _ translation: we waited all day. at the beginning, it was _ translation: we waited all day. at the beginning, it was in _ translation: we waited all day. at the beginning, it was in the - translation: we waited all day. at the beginning, it was in the morning| the beginning, it was in the morning that we had to pass these tests. then it was postponed to the afternoon. finally it was du

underwood: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlelady from illinois is recognized for one minute. ms. underwood: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise to urge the senate to protect our fundamental right to vote. communities of color are disproportionately targeted by the wave of voter suppression laws we've seen across america. these attacks are not -- are just the latest battle in the centuries' long racially-fueled war on voting rights in our country. but the right to vote is foundational to our democracy. without it, we would cease to be a government by, of and for the people. this is a life and death issue for america itself. the late congressman john lewis wrote that democracy is not a state, it's an act. i urge my colleagues in the senate to act, to prioritize democracy, and ensure access to the ballot box is not undermined. i urge them to send voting rights legislation to pre

david patrick underwood was shot and killed while guarding a federal building in may of 2020. authorities identified shooter as a member of the extremist movement. they accused the tech giant of playing a role claiming it is a combination of the plot plan on the platform. we worked closely with experts to address the broader issue of internet radicalization's. these claims are without legal basis. >> where getting some insight into what went on behind closed doors the jury doors. jurors zeroed in on two pieces of evidence. it looks like pfizer had endorsed the blood testing start up. the other with a document projecting 40 megan dollars in annual revenue. legal experts think her actual sentence will be significantly less. >>> the next chance of showers is taking shape. the bulk aimed at the pacific northwest but starting to see a little bit and showing up in the higher your terrain. we will >>> attract the rain but for now be prepared for a lot of cloud cover and fog. details coming up in the forecast. >>> the covid spec is testing the limits of first responders. what they wou

david underwood was killed after guarding a federal building in a 2020. his sister is accusing the tech giant of playing a role saying that it was not a random act but the culmination of a plot that was planned on facebook by two man. facebook released a statement saying that we have banned 1000 social movements from our platform and we are working closely to address the broader issue of internet radicalization. >>> it's been one year since the attack on the u.s. capitol. this was seen in san francisco this evening. be sure to watch the cbs evening news with norah o'donnell who will bring you the very latest from the u.s. capitol. >>> the fix for the leaning millennium tower was the focal point of a long hearing today. one week after the engineers revealed that they have come up with a better way to fix the tower. >> reporter: they tackled a lot about the retrofit today. >> the bulk of the discussion was on the new fix for the tower that would significantly reduce the focus of the work needed. but why should we believe that removing two thirds of your ori

i went to see officer underwood's sister. >> literally, as i think about him, i think about him lyingand the concrete is cold. i... it's, it's, it's been horrific for us. and at the same time it feels like we're constantly, you know, reliving it over and over again. so there's, uh, it's hard to say that we've had closure because we haven't. >> thompson: mm-hmm. >> and, uh, and actually, i don't know if we ever will. that's the tough part. >> thompson: how did you get the news? >> i received a phone call at approximately, maybe 4:00, 3:00 or 4:00 in the morning. his fiancée stacy said, "angela, pat's been shot. pat's been shot." and, um, after that, i'm not quite sure what happened. 'cause i don'tnow... i-i can't remember if the screaming was, was from me or if it was from her. and it was just a bit hazy, a bit foggy, because you go completely to a state of denial. "are you sure? it can't be, what do you mean?" you go through all of those things trying to find some type of logic in an illogical situation. >> thompson: i see photos from the night of the attack. security cameras tracked

this lawsuit was filed by the sister of david underwood, who was a guard at the federal courthouse in oakland during the george floyd protests back in may of 2020, he was killed in a drive-by shooting and the man accused of killing him. stephen there's his photo he suspected of being a member of an extremist group. the lawsuit claims that he and others were allowed to plan their violence by using facebook. >> yeah, i think the lawsuit this is going to be the first of many. it's sort of like facebook is like a giant meeting place and they're encouraging extremist to calm and made it this place and then put into all these horrible thing. >> the lawsuit wants facebook to pay for damages in underwood's death and also be held accountable for what they say is, you know, efforts to promote violent extremism. >> happening today, the 3 men convicted of murdering ahmaud arbery are going to be in court to learn their sentence. a jury found father rnd son greg track it right, greg and travis mcmichael and their neighbor, william bryan, guilty of shooting and killing ahmaud arbery and murder in ge

this lawsuit was filed by the sister of david underwood, who was a guard at the federal courthouse in during the george floyd protests in may of 2020, he was killed in a drive-by shooting. the man accused of killing him. stephen is suspected of being a member of an extremist group and the lawsuit claims that and others were allowed to plan this violence through facebook. >> yeah, i think the lawsuit this is going to be the of many. it's sort of like facebook is like a giant meeting place and they're encouraging extremist to calm and made it this place and then put into all these horrible thinks. >> 2 wants facebook to pay for damages in underwood's death and also to be held accountable for promoting violent extra extremism. we're going to move along now and go to the high country as we take a live look here at highway 50 at myers. that's pretty close to tahoe chain controls may be in effect today. if you're driving up there as the areas dealing with rain and snow, we could see a lot of snow on the side of the roads and even the mountains there behind roads. look clear, though, that pr

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so the lawsuit was filed by the sister of david underwood, who was a guard at the federal courthouseoakland during the george floyd protests back in may of 2020, he was killed in a drive-by shooting. the man accused of killing him. stephen is suspected of being a member of an extremist group and the lawsuit claims that couriel and others were allowed to plan this violence through facebook. >> yeah, i think the lawsuit this is going to be the first of many. it's sort of like facebook is like a giant meeting place and they're encouraging extremist to calm and made it this place and then put into all these horrible thinks. >> so the lawsuit wants facebook to pay for damages in % underwood's death and also be held accountable for what they say was promoting violent extremism. >> today the 3 men convicted of shooting and killing ahmaud arbery are going to be back in court for their sentencing. a jury in november found father and son greg and travis mcmichael and their neighbor, william bryan, guilty of murder and that carries a mandatory life sentence in georgia. the judges main decision

underwood, for five minutes. ms. underwood: madam speaker, the trauma, disruption, stress, and isolation caused by the covid-19 pandemic has greatly accelerated the mental health crisis facing our young people. i have seen this reflected in my own community. my alma mater napier valley high school has lost two students to suicide just this school year. and these are not isolated events. we are seeing the impacts of the youth mental health crisis play out in schools and communities across my district and across the nation. the children's hospital in chicago has seen the number of children admitted as a result of suicide attempts increase from two to three children per month. to two to three per day. . there are now 3,000 children on their wait list for outpatient mental health care. this is absolutely heartbreaking. however, i find hope in seeing young people in my community stand up in the face of tragedy and demand solutions from their schools and government officials. they shouldn't have to do this, but they are or

david patrick underwood from pinole was shot and killed while inside the building's security post a second guard was injured in the drive-by shooting both men were watching the building during a demonstration nearby over the police killing of george floyd. the acute shooter has pleaded not guilty new details now about the man arrested today for killing a ucla grad student at her job last week pasadena police arrested 31 year old sean laval smith just before noon today on a bus ben. after a passerby recognized him from media coverage of the case. we have learned smith has an arrest record here in the bay area according to the san mateo county sheriff's office smith was arrested last january and daly city for vandalism and obstructing an officer. he's now accused in the fatal stabbing of 24 year old brianna kupfer at an upscale furniture store in los angeles a customer walked in and found her dead. the man accused of fatally pushing an east bay native into the path of a subway train in new york city over the weekend will be held without bail and will undergo a psychiatric evaluation 61 year

illinois congresswoman lauren underwood, who's a registered nurse, is one of its key sponsors.e hear $1 billion, how will that money be spent? where does the money go? >> increasing the number and the diversity of our maternal healthcare workers, meaning more o.b.s, midwives, lactation consultants and more doulas, because we believe every person in this country should have a choice in healthcare providers. >> here, i feel the level of care is completely different. >> reporter: a week after meeting baughen, she welcomed home her healthy baby boy. it was a better birthing experience than before, one she believes can help save lives. jericka duncan, cbs news, union, new jersey. >> o'donnell: well, still ahead, the stunning rescue, how two missing hikers were spotted in deep snow. plus, a historically fruitful day for apple. orically fruitful day for apple. apple. ♪ # and savings like that follow you everywhere. ♪ now, save more with allstate. ♪ because better protection costs a whole lot less. you're in good hands with allstate. call a local agent or 1-888-allstate for a quote tod

russia, if europe doesn't get a more active role, it will simply be sidelined by the big powers. underwood, welcome to to become brochure. yeah. from d w's, russian department, d. believe the russian wolf is at the door. so are the western ducks going to try and sit this one out to live, so good luck, interesting stuff, plenty to talk about. so let's get home with it mikael. you are laughing, tell us a little bit about the ducks and the wolf. what does it all mean? listener, if we see it is a game though, morally it's, it's problematic, but if we see it as a game, then we can see a huge a symmetry in the conflict between the western russia. aware, russia is ready to raise the stakes. knowing it is a weak a player, are it still has skin in the game and is ready for for action while the west is not. and that's the, the, the huge difference between them. so the problem is, and i don't see in the moment, are any, any idea are to stop putting from doing what his are planning to do. ridge, what have you got to sober about who is threatening, who from your perspective? i mean, the threat is defin

i think they're going to have a summer or a year old in banishing revelations that underwood require to provide evidence to the american coach. and i want to put this in between him and themselves as possible. so that lack of coach required. right, to say that legally people are in jo, proven guilty in their strong island in america. i laugh or you could argue that somebody could happen until the cold case happens on the front is. so you also referred in your heart to the fact that they respect veterans and many others, including myself, suggested such as proper, really and shortly distasteful for him to carry on. with that he started when he wrote the daughters of ceremonial as they are with him to get to the queen. i'm always dollars or he's being fined or anything like that. but in britain decently having what was given to him by the queen taken away. that was the week in review next to wear wearing along with a side carline, a swat team in the award winning documentary. do not resist. it's a hard head to the sensitive when you and it begins in moments ah ah ah ah ah ah mm herman.

but it is the only count that is countries. megan underwood said it's very unfortunate. it's the largest country in south asia, but i see very, very bad times coming ahead for india now didn't. that is the case. there is no logic that can be applied. i mean it's, it's not to be, it's ology. if you see, if i'm going to put you there and say thank you very much, but we have nobody from the indian government directly to receive on to what you've just said. thank you so much for joining us. for a lot more use if there are an advisor to a pakistani prime minister emron. com. okay, let's go to our guests. joining us from islamabad, cheryl as parisha defense and strategy analyst, and in law, we have robert actor, the director for security strategy and policy research. at the university of la hor to both of you a warm welcome to inside story. at sher as coming to 1st you were listening there to my conversation with mr. yusef in law. on the one hand, it's touchy feely international diplomacy, but he wrapped up the conversation by describing the indian government as a fascist stat

ellie underwood crashed over with her second try of the match to seal a 14—36 victory. all those stories on the bbc sport website. you can follow all the very latest. i will have more for you a little bit later on. back to you, jane. we will take a look at a few stories and brief this afternoon. the family of a woman who has been missing since new year's day have said they are "shocked and distressed" by her disappearance. 28—year—old alice byrne was last seen leaving a friend's flat in marlborough street in the portobello area of edinburgh, between 8 o'clock and 10 o'clock last saturday morning. detectives believe she potentially headed in the direction of the promenade and beach. the family have urged anyone who has seen ms byrne or who has any information to come forward. two teenagers have been charged with manslaughter and arson after an 88—year—old woman was killed in a fire in east london. metropolitan police officers were called to reports of a fire at a residential address in late october, beforejosephine smith was pronounced dead at the scene. a firework was r

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illinois congresswoman lauren underwood, who is a registered nurse, is one of its key sponsors. >> people hear $1 billion. how will that money be spent? where does the money go? >> increasing the number and the diversity of our maternal health care workers. that means obs, more midwives, more nurse midwives, more lactation consultants, more doulas. because we believe that every birthing person in this country should have a choice in their providers. >> here i feel like i see the care, the level of care is completely different. >> reporter: a week after meeting bowen, she welcomed home her healthy baby boy, ermias. it was a better birthing experience than before, one she believes can help save lives. jericka duncan, cbs news, union, new jersey. >> all right. coming up next, creating understanding and civility in our uncivil world. >>> nearly one year after the attack on the u.s. capitol, sometimes it may seem like america is more divided than ever. cbs' mark strassmann reports on one group trying to change all that in tonight's "unifying america." >> we need to talk. >> reporter: inviting

ellie underwood crashed over with her second try of the match to seal a 36—14 victory.elsewhere second place exeter beat sale sharks. that's all the sport for now. now it's time for the papers. here is katy balls from the conservative—supporting let's get into some of the stories on the front pages then here is katy balls from the conservative—supporting weekly political magazine, the spectator and james rampton, feature writer at the i newspaper. the observer leads with comments from the former chairman of the uk's vaccine task force, who says we must end mass vaccinations for covid and treat the virus like we do flu. the sunday times also looks at a post—pandemic britain, reporting that free lateral flow tests will come to an end as the country is told to live with covid. but the government say that won't be happening in the short term. according to the sunday telegraph liz truss, the new brexit negotiator, is insisting that the uk will overhaul the post—brexit agreement over northern ireland if she cannot reach a solution with the eu. another cabinet minister writes

. >> the case boyd underwood came back for. the case of his life is closed. >> that's all for this edition of dateline. i'm natalie morales, thanks for watching. i'm craig melvin, and i'm natalie morales. and this is dateline. they danced on their wedding day as beauty and the beast to stay beautiful. she they lived a good life until that strange terrible day. >> he found her there. dead. a tragic accidents. or was it? >> a weight machine? she doesn't lift weights. a home gym mysteriously turned death trap. her husband, suddenly a suspect. >> hello and welcome to dateline, it's the case of a fifth young woman who -- her family was told it was a freak accident in a gym. the kind of thing that could happen to anyone. equipment does malfunction, but so does relationships. here's dennis murphy with the beauty and the beast relationship. >> the images are fuzzy on the old home video of the wedding reception. but anyone who is there remembers the event vividly. >> the wife is the chance in the -- beauty in the beast. but then, it was

federal security officer dave patrick underwood was shot and killed while inside the building's security post. a second guard was injured. both men were watching the building during a demonstration of nearby over the police killing of george floyd. the accused shooter has pleaded not guilty. dan: one week after the 87 news site team discovered millions of dollars in ppe sitting in the rain in san mateo county, a familiar sight in san benito county now. boxes of ppe not only sitting outside in unwieldy stacks, but heading to the recycling center to be shredded. so what in the world is going on? abc 7 news i team reporter dan is back with an update to his exclusive investigation. dan: our investigation from last week is getting a huge reaction across the country. more than 600,000 views on tiktok alone. i received many comments on the report, but also tips to investigate. luke and his wife saw something familiar in last week's i team report from san mateo county. showing all that ppe, including hospital gowns, sitting in the rain. >> hospital gowns in all different sizes here. size m. ther

reporter: scott sevilla is the president of brand new resorts world las vegas, where katy perry, carrie underwoodve residencies this year. >> it helped put us on the map in las vegas and when the customers do come, they're spending all over the property from the rooms to food and beverage to retail it's across the board. >> adele said in her tweeted video, all of her performances will be rescheduled. sources tell me they expect that to happen soon caesars palace said in a statement, creating a show of this magnitude and complicated but when it opens, kelly, caesars says it will be extraordinary. >> somehow i don't doubt it. contessa, thank you. >>> does it feel, by the way, like people are listening to more older songs than new ones lately turns out there might be something to that. 2021 was the first year streaming of new songs actually declined from the year before. that's according to mrc data new song is defined anything released in the last year and a half mrc data reports old songs make up 70% of the music market in the united states that has our next guest asking is old music killing new m

>> i don't know about frank underwood, i will say that the president has, i think the president has beennk as he can be. he went, he has gone up to the senate at this, point at least two times. to a senate caucus, lengthened in them caucus lunch to make a case for his agenda. once on the build back better agenda. and the bipartisan infrastructure deal. then he did it again most recently on voting rights. the president is using the tools of the white house. kirsten sinema is receiving consequences for not just her vote against, or her unwillingness to support the agenda last week, but her vote against raising the minimum wage. and the covid-19 relief bill. her unwillingness frankly to be clear about where she stands on a number of bills. there are as a democratic party, they got hurt elected. if they are willing to censure her, so public two years before natural election. it must mean there's some things cooking in the water. >> it's outrageous to millions of democratic voters and activists and she just turned her back on them. it's outrageous. we have to leave her there. simone sanders a

her brother, 53 year old david patrick underwood, was shot and killed outside of the federal building020. jacobs blames facebook for allowing the men charged with her brother's murder to connect and she says the sites algorithm also recommended the extremist content that they followed, which glorified violence against law enforcement and government officials. joining us now to break this all down is our legal analyst michael cardoza. michael thank you for joining us here. essentially the sister believes facebook connected her brother's killers to other extremists, and that that connection is responsible for her brother's death. do you think she has a case? emotionally she has a very , very good case. i think our hearts go out to her legally. no i don't because what's going to happen after this case gets before a judge? before it ever gets to a jury. there will be discovery where they find out about each other cases and then the defendant in this case, facebook or meta. we'll make a summary judgment in the summary judgment is a motion where the. plaintiff puts their case together and s