i called rob weir, the dea agent.to lunch. and he said, "just get out o there. make any excuse. you're not going to lunch with her. " >> friskey gave the tape t weir and i'm like, nobody can jus flat out confess like that i just couldn't believe what i heard. >> detective weir contacte north miami police and prosecutor abbe rifkin, who it turned out, had her doubts all along about the story cind told the cops. >> the persona that she trie to portray of being this poor, little widow, is completel belied by those tapes. >> i want his daughter to grow up without a father just lik my son >> nissim's daughter is little girl named imani. >> he really did love her. >> ever since nissim was shot, imani's mother, nikita roberts had been hearing people say th man she loved was a killer >> i couldn't see this perso hurting anybody or being whoever they said he was that's not the person that i knew >> prosecutors put their cas together >> miami - dade state attorney katherine fernandez rundle, ha to sign off, and she did s withou

no. weir eoning uh— they wouldn't ever go after. no. oil protesters, jacqueline said too long a sentence. don't support them, sentence. i don't support them, but a large fine. in some months these have had worse than these people have had worse than some have battered or some thugs who have battered or robbed people. there robbed old people. well, there you albie. you go. agrees with albie. i reckon. it is time for reckon. but now it is time for our debate. please do keep our next debate. please do keep your coming in. by the your views coming in. by the way, it is time for darren's debate. so way, it is time for darren's debate . so there is a forgotten debate. so there is a forgotten nay— debate. so there is a forgotten nay ,— debate. so there is a forgotten ney . e— debate. so there is a forgotten nay , a forbidden— 3 so there is a forgotten nay , a forbidden word that means nay, a forbidden word that means ro— nay, a forbidden word that means more to me than— nay, a forbidden word that means more to me than any other. and rher— more

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brittany weir from our roanoke affiliate explains >> reporter: meet flint or "sir flintington" he is that enviro environmental aspect with something we can do with dogs. >> reporter: flint's handler and trainer, from virginia tech. she is working with him to detective spotted lanternfly eggs >> we begin figuring out what the dog likes. are they going to work for food, a ball, tug toy, that kind of thing. once we get that down, we pair this novel odor which means absolutely nothing to the dog, with that thing they really want >> reporter: for flint, that's his rubber ball. he's learned correctly sniffing out the eggs means he gets his established reward >> he says i know that makes my ball come out. we've built in a little search, we start making the problem harder and harder and harder >> reporter: researchers at virginia tech have been collecting spotted lanternfly masses and send them to dog and handler teams to start their training >> currently, we're mostly recruiting dogs that have done scent work in the past although in the future we may be opening that up to dogs that have nev

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and bill weir joins me now, bill great stuff, as always .pending time with climate experts and putting together this hour, you know you bring us into the realm of whale poop. ah i guess saving the climate saving the climate is a crappy job, but somebody's gotta do it. is that it? yeah exactly . that is sir david king. he runs the cambridge center for climate repair. i went there expecting to get ideas about you know, nuclear fusion breakthrough. is there some new energy source? all this and their best biggest idea is using volcanic ash to mimic the poop of whales. because of what the way he did describe the breakdown in the cycle and a lot of these ideas. i mean, jim, i tried for my own mental health over the last year, uh, two between the natural disasters unnatural disasters is go looking for hope and meet innovators and see what the biggest ideas out. there were. and i was blown away by how many there are and how many are just based on supercharging natural cycles because mother nature is the best engineer. she's been balancing out carbon

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at age 90 david weir walk the race rather than run and he is hoping to do it in seven hours.o miles and i call that a good run. the 90—year—old has run 30 marathons in his lifetime. that was my last one, yes. i was struggling then and it took me about an hour longer to do that. that was when i was 64 and i thought now is the time to give up marathons. that was my last run marathon. david will be running the race in honour of his sister who died of bowel cancer 50 years ago and he uses flyers to get donations. it says london 2023 for bowel cancer uk. thank you. thank you very much! that's very kind! and that was one member of the public who just donated. she took this and... eight o'clock in the morning, i looked and she, made a donation. wonderful. and for david he hopes to continue raising money as long as he can. irina has had to leave how herfamily back in ukraine but as she tries to build a temporary life thousands of miles away, her countrymen and women who have lost limbs because of the war. the war of more than three dozen people, lost her limbs. we had a partnership w

bill weir is with us right now. i love the analogy there. all right.you know, how do we do that? that's that's the harder question, i guess to answer, right? how do we do that? exactly exactly. and there are so many ideas on how to chop down godzilla. but it's just the very beginning of this industry. in the meantime, the planet is feeding carbon godzilla 50 billion tons a year . operations like marty's hope to get to, you know, 5000 tons in the in the short terms where the very infancy of this, but he uses the power of kelp and oysters to accelerate the natural carbon cycles that the earth has, and there are a bunch of machine ideas that pull it from the air and pump it underground and scoop up by always turned it into oil. put it back in old oil wells. but this is all funded right now sorted by the generosity of big tech companies like stripe and meta and alphabet. they made this billion dollar climate removal fund for startups like marty hoping to drive the price down. so maybe one day when they do put a price on carbon for everybody. these companie

bill weir. thanks so much. we'll be watching tonight. everybody you can see bill weir's full report in the whole story tonight. eight p.m. eastern time. the whole story is a new weekly program hosted by anderson cooper. one whole story one whole hour. all right, straight ahead. firefighters in california's mountain communities went beyond the call of duty after unrelenting snow trap some people in their homes last month. how they came to the rescue next. but first this week we celebrate earth day and the importance of environmental protection beneath the ocean coral reefs, support of bio, diverse community of marine life and protect our coastal areas, but these valuable ecosystems are threatened. this week's cnn hero is committed to rebuilding them. call reefs without them. nothing is here. simply put, they are what it is. that brings the ecosystem together. sadly i've watched us lose that coral reef and the disappearance of that diverse marine ecosystem. care. we ready, let's go down. but then he says, you know what? i'm gonna do someth

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mata's financial results confirm it is not all doom and gloom in the tech sector — mike weir meta.lus the latest episode in american plasma wars, disney takes against florida's governor. hello and welcome to asia business report. i am welcome to asia business report. iam karishma welcome to asia business report. i am karishma vaswani it was that we begin the programme with meta and its surprising quarterly results. shares of the facebook parent are up nearly 12% in extended trading after the company reported its first sales increase in nearly a year, and forecast that second—quarter revenue would be above market expectations. this confirms the view that digital advertisers are betting on well—established platforms such as facebook and instagram in the face of challenging economic conditions. those concerns have led meta and other tech giants to embark on a cost—cutting campaign that has so far resulted in 150,000 lay—offs across the sector. earlier i spoke to the founder of the tech advisory firm constellation research and it told me that meta has managed told me that meta has mana

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and thanks for writing that touching letter bill weir, thanks so much. don't change your channel. the all new episode of the whole story with anderson cooper starts right now have a great week. everybody goodnight. coming up. on the whole story. such an amazing sensation. welcome in the sky. the world is in such a difficult position. the lake used to go half a mile around the corner mad and go, go kill that thing. good evening. welcome to the whole story. i'm anderson cooper. tonight we take you on a journey around the world to meet people fighting against something that can be seen or touched, but his threatening our planet and the way we live more than a trillion tons of carbon gas has been released into our seas and skies over time. it comes from a lot of different sources, but the biggest is burning fossil fuels for electricity, heat and transportation. but tonight, cnn's chief climate correspondent, bill weir, has found some reasons to hope some unique ways innovators are trying to capture contain and reduce carbon emissions. they are climate warriors, and they just may show

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. >> now as bill weir shows us, they are praying for that water to stop. >> it is mind blowing to realizet if you stood here for the past couple of generations you would be watching the sunset over dusty fields of cotton or alfalfa or pistachio trees and now it is waterfront property. i had no idea. tulare lake was once the biggest freshwater body west of the mississippi, but it was drained to build a $2 billion agriculture industry and now it is back. it is proof that water never forgets and this may just be the beginning. behind those clouds, the sierra nevadas are so packed with snow. 260% above normal and sooner or later that will melt, which is only going to make this flooding worse and last longer. the last time it flooded this dramatically here was 1983 and it took two years to dry out. you were telling me about the effects in 1983. the town hollowed out pretty much. >> s, i was on the school board at that time and we lost half of our school population. a lot of people lost their homes and cars. >> reporter: and this time, in addition to the timebomb in the mountains, corcoran is m

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cnn's bill weir has the latest from california.in california's central valley farmers have spent much less 20 years praying for rain. but then came this winter of relentless rivers in the sky. enough to bring a long dead lake back to life and drown over 150 square miles of farmland and counting. so now. they pray for the water to stop. it is mind blowing to realize. that if you'd stood here for the last couple of generations, you'd be watching the sunset over dusty fields of cotton, alfalfa or pistachio trees. and now it is waterfront property. i had no idea to larry lake. was once the biggest freshwater body west of the mississippi, but it was and dikes and drained to build a $2 billion agriculture industry. and now it's back. it's proof that water never forgets. and this may just be the beginning because behind those clouds over there, the sierra nevada's are so packed with snow 260% above normal and sooner or later that's going to melt. which is only going to make this flooding. worse. and last longer. the last time it flooded t

bill weir joins me now, stunningly beautiful. can you explain a little bit more about what we just saw? has that been proven to work? the well, it's been tried in a sense that is sir david king. he was the uk's top science advisor for almost a decade, and he's now at the center for climate repair it. cambridge and their big ideas involve artificial whale poo, which is basically volcanic ash. it's been tried with iron filings in the past, to sort of see the ocean and created these dead zones. so even now there's skepticism he's working with some pacific south pacific island nations, but others are leery that this could lead to unintended consequences, algae blooms or those sorts of things as well. but he also has an idea about refreezing the arctic using these autonomous spritzing yachts that would use just wave power and spray a fine mist into the air and create super white clouds, which would reflect enough sunlight at the top of the world to freeze the arctic and by time because we just don't have enough time and there's this t

mata's financial results confirm it is not all doom and gloom in the tech sector — mike weir meta. and welcome to asia business report. i am welcome to asia business report. iam karishma welcome to asia business report. i am karishma vaswani it was that we begin the programme with meta and its surprising quarterly results. shares of the facebook parent are up nearly 12% in extended trading after the company reported its first sales increase in nearly a year, and forecast that second—quarter revenue would be above market expectations.

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in fact, along with doddie weir, they inspired the writers' decision to tackle the issue.aking the story to its 5 million viewers, it too is joining the fight. banging the drum, raising awareness and searching for a cure to bring about mnd�*s final episode. it's been quite surreal. i'm a massive coronation street fan and grew up watching it with my mum and dad at home. so to be here actually on the cobbles is, you know, it's quite surreal and obviously meeting the characters. yeah, it'sjust been, just been quite a surreal experience. but really we had a brilliant time, haven't we, rob? it's been great to have a chat to them and to see this. we'll be watching the story glued to the telly to watch how the storyline progresses. that wasjohn maguire reporting. after hundreds of grassroots football referees in england told the bbc they feared for their safety on the pitch, a world first trial was launched, allowing amateur referees to wear bodycams. around 100 people have used the equipment in the first three months of the scheme and if it proves successful, the trial will be e

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he seems unbeatable, his friend and rival david weir competes in his 22nd london marathon, remarkable 26 miles? we may learn soon. joe wilson, bbc news, at the london marathon. we will be talking to some of those taking part in the london marathon later in the programme. how about this for a story. it must be the most famous white suit in the world and today john travolta's saturday night fever outfit will go under the hammer. the white polyester three piece, which featured in the 1977 film, is expected to fetch an estimated $250,000. it was originally bought for $100 from a small menswear shop in new york. it's one of two identical suits travolta wore on set and it's even said to still have the sweat marks on it. do you reckon that's what people are paying for? do you reckon that's what people are -a in: for? ., do you reckon that's what people are -a infor? ., ., do you reckon that's what people are -a in: for? ., ., , ., paying for? john travolta's sweat? absolutely- _ paying for? john travolta's sweat? absolutely. not _ paying for? john travolta's sweat? absolutely. not the _ payi

let's bring in washington times legal affairs reporter alex weir.dividual rights and expression wrote the following, quoting, when the school relaxes the dress code for field day, they order a student to stop wearing a trump flag as a cape, but permitted other students to wear gay pride flags in the same manner. this is kind of soft for the goose, right, alex? you can't let one kid have it their way and the other their way. >> yes. so there is a couple issues i think the school is going to have a problem with. first,supreme court precedent is on the student's side. there is a case from 1955, tinker versus des moines, and the court held the student doesn't shed their first amendment rights at the school house gate. that actually led to a protest of the vietnam war, so again, we're talking about political speech. the court said as long as there is no material disruption, a school can't censor student speech. here we see, at least from the complaint we've reviewed, no sort of disruption that occurred. so i think the school is on shaky ground. additiona

his friend and rival david weir competes in his 24th consecutive london marathon. remarkable.ast can a ao—year—old run 26 miles? we may learn soon. joe wilson, bbc news, at the london marathon. you may remember yesterday we told you the story of bobby moore's world cup winning shirt which has gone missing. it's the red number sixjersey he wore when leading england to victory over west germany in 1966. moore's family say it later went missing, and they've been searching for it ever since. his daughter roberta told us about the shirt�*s significance. the red shirt has always been such a symbol— the red shirt has always been such a symbol to— the red shirt has always been such a symbol to us— the red shirt has always been such a symbol to us and i am sure to the nation _ symbol to us and i am sure to the nation of— symbol to us and i am sure to the nation of that unbelievably special sporting _ nation of that unbelievably special sporting moment. i mean, it truly was a _ sporting moment. i mean, it truly was a moment and so you can imagine the significance that shirt means or has

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what we started doing is the bipartisan law and recent appropriation levels, weir finally starting to catch up. but usda programs lake rural community facility, rural business development grant, the water and waste disposal grants, things that are essential to make sure these communities have clean water, they have what we expect any community to have, and my position is rural america deserves this as much as urban america or suburban america. we need to mike sure everybody has these. so i want to -- i wanted to ask a question of chair arrington. as we talk about what these budget cuts could mean to our communities, what is your thought on -- what do i tell my small communities who have been planning on making sure they rely on, like, the -- the funding we provide for wastewater and water where they dent have enough people to actually use the utilities bill to pay for it and they require the funding through usda to make it. what do i tell them when we're going to make these kinds of cut of 22%? mr. arrington: i think you should tell them we have to prioritize to protect the future for

just doddie weir a little round of- g rt just doddie weir a little round of applause. hheh— weir a littlevery soon, hwh— charles's coronation very soon, hwh hhreh— charles's coronation very soon, but first channel— charles's coronation very soon, but first channel four's sick eheeh— but first channel four's sick new shock fest— but first channel four's sick new shock fest naked education has new shock fest naked education hee eeerhee— new shock fest naked education has sparked outrage as a group of has sparked outrage as a group eh eewhhe— has sparked outrage as a group of adults strip— has sparked outrage as a group of adults strip naked in front of adults strip naked in front eh ehhhereh— of adults strip naked in front of children, some as young as 14. of children, some as young as he. hew— of children, some as young as he. wew hhe— of children, some as young as 14. now the programme, which ehehme— 14. now the programme, which ehehme he— 14. now the programme, which claims to promote body eeehhhwhhy— claims to promote body positivity and - claims to promote body positivity and normalise

he seems unbeatable, his friend and rival david weir - world.his i friend and rival david weir competes in his 22nd london marathon, remarkable. how fast can a ao—year—old run 26 miles, we may learn soon. joe wilson, bbc news, at the london marathon. live coverage of the london marathon will begin on bbc one from 8:30 this morning. it has just turned 6:10am. prince louis turns five today, which can mean only one thing — a new royal picture has been released. it shows the young prince being pushed in a wheelbarrow by his mother, the princess of wales. it's one of two pictures the family have shared. the other is this close—up shot clearly showing a very happy birthday boy. i think ithink in i think in that first one he is hanging on for dear life in that wheelbarrow. it hanging on for dear life in that wheelbarrow.— hanging on for dear life in that wheelbarrow. it is kind of a royal carriaue wheelbarrow. it is kind of a royal carriage and _ wheelbarrow. it is kind of a royal carriage and a — wheelbarrow. it is kind of a royal carriage and a half,

weir has focused on adding more security measures, which also can help with insurance costs as frustrated as this small business owner is he doesn't plan to leave anytime soon and is grateful. no one has gotten hurt i have been here for 10 years. you know, i have a lot of customers i build my business. thankful. he makes thislea t t community law enforcement and anyone who is able to make change. i hope they catch these guys, you know, i hope they will like arrest them and they have to be held accountable. we and in el sobrante the unlim abc 7 newsisd this afternoon near ucsf benny off children's hospital in oakland police say they got a call about the body and found a man who appeared to be unhoused who was wrapped in a blanket. he was under the highway 24 overpass that's near the hospital investigators say there are no signs of trauma, but there is no cause of death identified yet. one person is dead after a shooting outside a pleasant hill bar. it's the first homicide in pleasant hill since 1921. the victim is now identified as 37 year old oscar laredo ariana of concord pleasant hill p

weir not going to get a whole lot of action on the ground and you're seeing with the initiatives we'rering coming out and take overseas trips, et cetera, to put a fine point, the idea is make him more presidential because the notion that he's not really up to the job and i'm not breaking any new ground here, the notion that he's not really up to the job is really becoming concrete in the american mind. we're seeing uncle joe as someone we like to see at home on the couch. >> exactly. back in the basement. emily, he might have looked at new hampshire polling and this is astonishing and this is the sitting president and take a look at unh poll, do you want biden to run in 2024? this is democrats in new hampshire. 50% say no and 43% said they do want it and this other new hampshire poll of potential contenders, only two in the race currently but as biden at 25%, new hampshire voters, sandra 17, pete buttigieg at 9%. imagine your transportation secretary just 11 points behind the sitting president in the polls. it's really a wakeup call. >> as well, look who they've elevated. michelle obam

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among them the wheelchair athlete chris weir, who's won the event eight times.u're on the embankment and you've got that crowd cheering you on and shouting your name, and, you know, you've got two or three miles left to go. it's an amazing race. and you've got people from everywhere. you know, they're up up on the blackfriars bridge and shouting down and stuff like that. so, yeah, it's truly an amazing race. best in the world. and you can hear coverage of the marathon on bbc radio london, starting at 9 o'clock on sunday morning. in other news... transport for london has paid out £18 million through its vehicle scrappage scheme, which aims to help take some of the most polluting cars off the capital's roads. this is ahead of the expansion of the ultra low emission zone or ulez to cover all of london at the end of august. there's a total of £110 million available for those on low incomes — with some charities and businesses also able to apply. but the conservatives on the london assembly have criticised the scheme, calling it inadequart and say some charities will

weir live in the region. >>> expelled.row two democrats out of the state house of representatives and failed to oust the third for protesting for gun control on the floor in the wake of the covenant school shooting. the unprecedented move flaming partisan tensions and the fallout this morning. >>> blame game. a new report on the afghanistan withdrawal. the biden administration mostly pinning the chaos on former

so so the problem is we weir— enough. so so the problem is we weir ie— enough.n, the tories have been through a shocking run, right? a shocking , shocking run, right? a shocking, shocking run. we've had covid shocking . run. we've had covid shocking. we've gone skint because of covid. we have ukraine and what's happened there , they what's happened there, they should be winning by about 28,000 points. actually depending they may be. i think the last one i saw was 14, 15, 14 is reasonably okay. that would win . that would do do would win. that would do do great. but honestly, with the performance actually give rishi is due at least he's he's made it as boring as starmer. okay that's that's his triumph. that is his triumph. and. and so i wonder come the day they'd have to get inflation down, they'd have to settle the public sector workers . they'd probably have to workers. they'd probably have to solve ukraine. he might get within sort of 8 to 10 points of it. i do not believe under any circumstances that the tories can win. frankly, from here, i suspect the publi