they believe williamson was killed after meeting a man online for a date that went horribly wrong.bc's derrick dennis has details. >> is this morning heartbreak for family and friends of 18 year old kirsten williamson reported missing a week ago. and found dead in rural south carolina killed, police say, by a man, the transgender teen met on an online dating site. >> she was a very, very trusting . she didn't see the evil in the world that didn't register with her. >> police believe suspect joshua newton picked up williamson from work for their scheduled date, then drove to his home, two hours away, and killed williamson. authorities not revealing how, but they say newton's girlfriend helped hide the body, which was found on the side of a road two miles away. >> i think they had planned on meeting up and spending some time together, going on a date, and that's where when she met him, that was the plan. and unfortunately, it ended in the loss of her life to think that somebody could take somebody as innocent away, still sleeps. still sleeps with a teddy bear promise. >> edwards was

from work for their scheduled date, then drove to his home, two hours away, and killed williamson.horities not revealing how, but they say newton's girlfriend helped hide the body, which was found on the side of a road two miles away. >> i think they had planned on meeting up and spending some time together, going on a date, and that's where when she met him, that was the plan. and unfortunately, it ended in the loss of her life to think that somebody could take somebody as innocent away, still sleeps. still sleeps with a teddy bear promise. >> edwards was a close friend of williamson, whom she knew as jacob and says they had discussed a plan to stay in touch while williamson was on the date and even share williamson's location using an app. >> we had a whole in-depth conversation for days before this and all jacob kept saying was, it'll be fine. he's the sweetest. we're so much alike. >> police say the risks involved in online dating are well documented. one study found 81% of people lie about themselves on their online dating profiles . another survey found 46% of americans now b

drove to his home about two hours away and killed williamson. girlfriend helped to hide at the body, which was found on the side of the road. >> they planned on spending time together on a date. and she met him, that was the plan, but unfortunately it ended with the loss of life. >> to think somebody could take somebody is innocent away. bear. jobina: promise edwards there was a close friend of williamson, whom she knew as edwards says that they discussed a plan to stay in touch while williamson was on the date, they even shared her location using an app. julian: this morning, there is another warning about a dangerous trend gaining popularity on tiktok and it has already led to the deaths of at least four people in alabama. it involves jumping from a moving boat. officials say that the way all four victims hit the water caused them to break their necks. one man says he think that the camera gets people to do things they wouldn't normally do. >> i think that with a camera they are more likely to do something stupid because they want to show off

deborah aho williamson, thank you for l aho williamson, thank you for being with us. and they will be expanding the range in the second half of the year. the firm already has 165 product partnerships tied to the film. it comes as mattel reported a 13% fall in sales in the three months tojune. it's been struggling to get toy sales back to pre—pandemic levels but it's banking on barbie to turn its fortunes around this year. mariko oi has been taking a closer look at this in our singapore bureau. indeed, samantha. does it feel a bit like we are all living in a bit like we are all living in a barbie world? we have been talking a lot about how the movie has done extremely well. i actually have a colleague who was singing the barbie girl song all this morning so it is stuck in my head. a record—breaking debut in cinemas over the weekend and its ticket sales for the first weekend at the highest this year and in weekend at the highest this yearand infact weekend at the highest this year and in fact the fourth best ever after two avengers and one star wars movies. mattel hasn'

lucy williamson reporting from paris.nounced temporary limits on the number of posts users can read each day. that's resulted in millions of users reporting problems accessing the social media site. mr musk said the move was aimed at tackling what he called extreme levels of data scraping and system manipulation. here's the verdict of taylor lorenz, a technology columnist at the washington post. well, basically it is unclear why he's doing it. he is claiming that he needs to limit things because the data costs are getting crazy. we know that he basically fired the majority of engineers and product people working on sustaining the site, so many people think that this might be his way of covering up sustainability and infrastructure issues with twitter itself. this is catastrophic for his business. it is hard to understand why a tech ceo would do this. as we know, every single other social platform is focused on boosting engagement, not threatening engagement. twitter has already lost 76% of its value since elon musk took t

jobina: williamson missing and was found dead.e was killed by a man that transgender teen met on an online dating site. they believe the suspect, joshua newton, picked him up from work for the scheduled date and drove to his home two hours away and killed him. investigators say the girlfriend helped hide the body which was found on the side of the road to miles away. >> they plan to meet up and go on a date and ended in the loss of life. >> summary who could take somebody innocent away sleeps with a teddy bear. jobina: she with williamson, who she knew as jacob. they had discussed a plan to stay in touch while williamson was on the date and share the location on an app. julian: ocean gate has suspen all exploration following the titan explosion. the washington company has stopped all operations. five explorers were killed during an exploration. the sub went missing shortly after their perch are -- after the departure. presumed human remains discovered from the submersible debris. coming up, and in more dining program reopens after

there is our little friend, her name is marianne williamson. she is very good. beggars can't be choosers. we only have three candidates running am a few debatend -- and a few debates to figure out who these people are. democrats can't act like it is decided. people can't think that joe biden will be the only winner until the primary is over. do you remember 1968? there was a big, whole to do about those primaries. we have a right as people that have primaries. people should not get too cocky. . things could happen. there could be a president sitting in jail, commanding from his bunk bed. host: we are focusing on democrats and independents in this first hour. if you -- the numbers are (202) 748-8000, if you support joe biden. if there is another candidate of your choosing, (202) 748-8001. for those who are unsure, it is (202) 748-8002. we are joined by alex thompson with axios. he is a national politics correspondent, joining us to talk about campaign 2024. good morning, alice tom -- alex thompson. we saw your reporting this morning, writing about the president's

and marianne williamson you get about 25%.en to be president. you get another 10%. you get 64%, 65%, who want biden to be the nominee. so if biden can keep a lid on that opposition, then he'll be absolutely fine. what could happen, if a legitimate candidate, a more mainstream democrat -- because both kennedy and williamson are really fringe candidates. if an actual mainstream candidate emerged, then said, look, somebody has to say it, the president is too old to be president. we see him slowing down every day. the majorities of people, including democrats, believe that he does not have the mental or physical strength to continue as president. if you got such a challenge, it's really hard to predict where things would go in the democratic party. >> panelists, have an awesome independence day. >> you too. >> thank you. >> in tonight's spiced handle special report salute" ahead of independence day, we welcome an organization that rescues americans and allies in war-torn environments. tim, welcome. >> thank you for having me. i ap

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contentious this campaign is for other candidates, robert kennedy junior, cornell west, marianne williamson and what that might do as far as taking support away from him? guest: i don't think there is a huge amount of concern. a covert republicans and not democrats so i'm not the best placed to answer that. we do see contraction on some of the cases perhaps. bitcoin, the founder, those who appeal or are interested in the anti-vax position. but beyond that, i don't think they would pose a major challenge to biden. host: another republican related question. the republican party in florida asking for a loyalty pledge for those who are interested. can you explain what is being asked of these candidates and what response there is? guest: sure. it is also to ask who the republican nominee will be. that is important. this is an important step. there is been ambiguity in terms of how the candidates have responded and they have sidestepped the question. but that will be important. you can expect candidates to be asked about that. host: i suppose you ask all of this about former president trump, his

lucy williamson, beast -- bbc news, paris. >> our correspondent is in paris for us.as the latest. we just saw those dramatic ages, that chaos in many french cities. can you describe what you are seeing where you are? >> we are in the suburb here, and that is where 17-year-old nahal lived. it is in the suburb that he died after he was killed by a police officer earlier this week. as you can see, it is quiet here. through the course of the evening, we have seen cars racing pasus. on some occasions, groups of people, it is early in the night here. yesterday when we were on the streets, it was the same feeling and the same mood. then around 2:00 a.m., 3:00 a.m., when we were back in our hotel across the road from here, we started hearing the noise. there were crowds of people pouring through the street. the restaurant next door to where we are stang was completely smashed up. we just heard the sound of fireworks, they have been banned tonight. lots of violence, things set on fire, looting, lots of shots, not just here in the but across paris and other parts of the countr

as far as williamson and kennedy. these are not serious candidates.e should not debate them or give them air time. i would say it's the fourth of july, joey chest nut is better equipped to talk about the issues than those two. there is no reason for the president to engage these two people. >> rich: joey chestnut a serious third party challenger. crazier things have happened. thank you both for joining us. happy fourth to you. >> happy fourth. >> julie: it's a party across america today as we celebrate our nation's independence, parades, packed beaches and fireworks are in full swing for the holiday. plus abby hornacek joins us live from america's freedom festival in provo, utah where the grand parade just kicked off. ♪ a-like bathroom. ( ♪ ) or enjoy local craft beers with breathtaking views at the cambria. book direct at choicehotels.com. i brought in ensure max protein with 30g of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. uh... here i'll take that. -everyone: woo hoo! ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein, one gram of su

williamson and they have not scored in it matches-— in it matches.ches. there are some key players missing that performed i players missing that performed really well in the euros, but it gives other players an opportunity to step up and step forward, and i thicken most important thing is that the fans, families and friends, get behind them. they will be going out there to do the best they can and hopefully they want to win it, but we cannot sort of make no mistake that determent will be really tough. you've got some really fantastic footballing nations in there. undoubtedly, usa are favourites. we cannot discount germany, the french, the spanish. it is a tough tournament, but let's get behind them and wish them well and hope they do well. hope powell, speaking to me from auckland a few hours ago. also coming up this thursday is the start of the open. it's at royal liverpool in hoylake. the last time the championship was held there in 2014, rory mcilroy won it. the reigning champion is the australian cameron smith. after lifting the claretjug at st a

marianne williamson is at 10%. kennedy 17%. i think the president absolutely should be on the debate stage. the american people deserve that. but forget a campaign. he needs to prove he has the mental cognition to run this country. look, this is part and parcel for his playbook and why he ducks debates and why he doesn't do interviews. it is why he forgets where he is at sometimes and bum bells through speeches. most people wouldn't hire this person to do their taxes let alone run the world's largest super power. so he absolutely should debate. the democrats should be open to that. the american people deserve that. >> kevin, does the president need to combat the perception he will run another campaign in the basement? does he need to get out and disprove that? >> rich, i think the president is already doing that. he announced investing in america tour touring 20 plus states over the next couple days and weeks. talking about the infrastructure bill. no incumbent president has ever debated in a primary situation. i remember donal

marianne williamson and rfk, jr., and joe biden would have to think on his feet?t would be an absolutely melee. >> rachel: rfk, jr., we had a discussion last night and has an article out jfk, jr. tries to play the -- it's great he's introducing new topics as you talk about, definitely interesting, his position on war, all of that. but he also, she says, is the ultimate nepo baby, many, including his environmental radicalism is very much about the elites. it very much comes from where he came from in terms of what he cares about that he's very anti-fossil fuels and you cannot be a pro worker, pro working class candidate and not care about american energy and keeping it as affordable as possible for the working class. >> joey: up until the past week where he shows the left leaning and in my opinion radical views, almost as much a threat, and people will take it the wrong way, almost siphoning as much from the populus camp of donald trump as joe biden is. and people said hey, if it's rfk or biden, you know, i'm rfk. but i also saw people say, move over towards rfk fr

this is marianne williamson.e had to say about it. >> i don't think it's good for democracy. i think it's important the electorate get a chance to weigh in. i look at the campaign season is a long job interview process and the voters should have a chance to interview all of the candidates for the job and that does include the president. >> bryan: isn't part of this, they didn't want to put the president going up against respectfully robert kennedy, jr. and marianne williamson and maybe fear gavin newsom. does it matter who the president would primary against is my question to you. >> i'm not sure. i don't think rfk, jr. or marianne has the votes to win but there could be a lot of embarrassing gaffes and i think that's what they want to avoid. the problem is the longer they delay it, the longer they prevent, you know, a sitting politician like gavin newsom from getting in the race, if the president stumbles and has to pull out it's going to be kamala harris who is even less popular than he is. so, i think they hav

our paris correspondent lucy williamson reports.rre, where nahel was buried today, was littered with notices of his death. messages of rage in burnt out vehicles, backed up by graffiti, "god saw it all". we joined the crowd outside the cemetery. the message tojournalists — get a camera out at your peril. even filming on phones there was banned. no snapchat, no insta, we were told. public interest grating against privatise. the funeral marks the end of nahel�*s short life here in nanterre but the story of his death lives on. he's been adopted as a symbol by people across the country, as here at home, his mother buries her son. we met this woman in nanterre earlier this week. she didn't want to be identified. she told us she witnessed nahel�*s death and knew him a little. "the violence his death is triggered isn't helpful", she says. translation: burning everything, schools, town halls - it's useless. i everything they're doing, the parents will pay the price. but if there are riots, it's because the police are looking for it. when th

lucy williamson, bbc news, paris. live to paris and my colleague rajini vaidyanathan. how are things looking at there at the moment?— how are things looking at there at the moment? well, at the moment thins are the moment? well, at the moment things are mostly _ the moment? well, at the moment things are mostly across _ the moment? well, at the moment things are mostly across the - the moment? well, at the moment things are mostly across the city i things are mostly across the city are fairly quiet, but it is early days. when i was speaking to people backin days. when i was speaking to people back in the studio around this time yesterday and the day before, it was the same, it was quite calm, and then things really did ramp up in then things really did ramp up in the early hours of the morning. we are already getting reports from other parts of the country, for example the southern city of marseille, that there have been some serious disturbances there, with police firing tear gas into the crowd. so in some parts of t

marion williamson 20% in polling.ward a biden trump inevitable rematch, a lot could happen between now and then. seems like there is a nudging going on saying you know whether a, mr. president, maybe did you your job. you got rid of trump and now it's time to head to that golf course or wherever you go. >> carley: time will tell. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> no comment for biden for the claim to join nato only when the time is right. >> cannot accept actively engaged in a war. >> involves slammed lack of a timeline as absurd. >> dos agree with the durham report how they treated individuals differently. >> wray is expected to defend the bureau's words of potential political bias. >> directed the fbi to interfere in our investigation of hunter biden. >> will scary watching it happen i don't know how much higher it was going to go. >> catastrophic flooding i

. >> mike: on the democratic side, candidate mary anne williamson is worried that the deck is stackedinst her. >> i don't think it's good for democracy. i think it's very important that the democratic electorate get a chance to weigh in. i look at the campaign as a job interview. voters have a chance to interview all the candidates. that includes the president. >> mike: is she wise to be worried? >> you look at what happened in 2016 and before that if 2012, any time there's a threat whoever the democratic bosses decided, it will get smeared and brushed aride -- aside. the problem is that's not who democratic voters want to win that's reflected in the approval polls and general polling that shows mary anne williamson. >> mike: politico is calling for a big name democrat to challenge president joe biden names like gavin newsom and pete buttigieg. >> first buttigieg is a cabinet secretary. it is kind of interesting that political coe is giving him -- if he doesn't have an opponent, he's not going to be battle tested. he will continue down this path of the blunders and the mistakes and no

lucy williamson, bbc news, paris. my my colleague, lucy williamson reporting there.ed issues that many of the protesters say are driving them onto the streets. many that we've spoken to in non—tear and others that we've heard from as well believe that the french police are racist. and of the un yesterday said that they felt that france's police needed to address deep concerns over racism and discrimination. we then heard from a french foreign ministry in response to that, saying that there were no foundations to those accusations. and now the question is, what can the government to do to contain these ongoing protests? i'm nowjoined by christopher vai is berg who is an mp for president macron�*s party, thank you very much forjoining us. macron's party, thank you very much forjoining ve— forjoining us. thank you for having me. what forjoining us. thank you for having me- what do _ forjoining us. thank you for having me. what do you _ forjoining us. thank you for having me. what do you think _ forjoining us. thank you for having me. what do you think needs - forjoining

big names like best made annually a williamson. i'm missing from the squad and those 2 were of course instrumental in england success on home tab at the euro's last year box. serena vig, men's team, are still among the favorites here in australia and they're all of course, plenty of members of that. you're paying championship winning team who all hit all training off it and are expected to play. try we, kelly the score of the winning goal at wimbeles final last year is among them. and we spoke to her just a few moments ago. that's a completely different all the one this year. we haven't got the home crowd behind us and been in england last year of cost and so it's on the well space and everyone wants to sign on the wall space and everyone has big dreams. so i think it's great going into a he's talking about like this. england's campaign he woke up in australia kicks off against haiti on the 22nd of july. that still got more stories from the spots well in golf volume, mcelroy it isn't a great position to win in scotland for the 1st

the squad's missing some key names through injury, including leah williamson and beth mead, but has beenirmation today captain millie bright is fit to play after fully recovering from a knee injury that's seen her sidelined since march. sarina weigman's side are second favourites to lift the trophy. over to the ashes where england are racking up the runs before the weather threatens to disrupt proceedings at old trafford over the weekend. a strong innings today from johnny bairstow — on 94 — has helped push ben stoke's side to 586 — a lead of 269 — england have to win to keep the series alive. as well as the world cup and the ashes, today is also the second day of the open at hoylake. let's go live to our reporter ben croucher who has been watching on at royal liverpool. ben. the overnight leader tommy fleetwood tees off in the next ten minutes, and already he is five shots off the pace. that is because we've seen a stunning second—round form the american brian harman, who has hit the lowest round of the week. he started four under par and has hit six of 65, including an eagle at the 18t

even on democratic ticket i mean president biden is, you've got rfk, jr., making noise marianne williamson those two but then discussion about a third-party candidate, actually chris christie last week i asked would you consider being a third-party candidate he said absolutely not i don't want to be the spoiler but it could happen. >> well, look. i don't see marianne williamson or kennedy take on joe biden i think he has a firm hand, my wife -- deferred comment on third-party candidate other than say right now both candidates are underwater, an need to if they don't want a third-party candidate need to improve, their ratings in the middle of the he electorate of this country. >> quick -- give you last word. >> i think depends ho candidate is third party i think third party likely to hurt joe biden more than he hurts donald trump, donald trump polling numbers a pretty solid secure base, no matter what papz so depending, on who that third-party candidate is i think it is likely, to pull more from joe biden than donald trump approximately we will see. anything can happen. cheryl: anything can

. >> walking around here and are some of and ginger williamson are childhood friends from michigan. they've lived in san francisco for more than 20 years now. both say for the most part, they felt safe in the city until now, especially with cell phone robbery spiking in recent weeks. 12 noon, i'll be walking on the street talking to my family. that's what i'm going to the grocery store. that's the time i do you know? and you don't think that >> with people around that should be an issue. now i don't feel that. >> san francisco police arrested one person believed to be connected to a series of robberies targeting women and their cell phones. in know, we've the department has been investigating to see if there's one or more groups responsible. and if these crimes are connected, investigators say they have developed several positive leads on others involved. some of and williamson say they've witnessed phone snatching on the bus, >> sitting next to a door. and then at one of the stops, i'm a young man came up behind her and just snatched out and ran off their inside the restaurant. you

and marry and williamson right now are getting up to 32% of the vote. >> laura: i forgot marianne williamsonank you. >> yeah. and i think that could go up as biden's numbers continue to erode as i think is at least possible. look, i've known cornell west since college. we disagree about everything. but he is a smart guy. he's an articulate guy. his world view is not close to mine or that of many, many people. but for a small segment of the democratic left, they will find him compelling, particularly as joe biden remains an unpopular president. and we go back to 2000 and 2016 when third-party left-wing candidates, nader and then the green party probably played a role in hillary clinton ton. >> laura: ross perot, too. do you think biden is going to have to make some alliance with these candidates? can he? i don't see how he can make one with rfk jr. well what is he going to make him hhs secretary? i don't think so. but maybe with cornell west. >> that's something the biden administration's been trying to do. remember he ran as a moderate and a peace maker to return normalcy but his white house

we also know that the democrat leadership won't allow any debates with rfk junior or marianne williamson democrats. some are saying let's usher in gavin newsom and others are saying don't give it a thought, biden is our guy. >> i think the dnc will hold the line when it comes to kitty or williamson but i think you're going to find the result breaking down. anytime you see in you mentioned the pieces in the media and ucf lost piece coming out politico or vanity fair, people should pay attention. anytime they turn out the fluff pieces you looking at a potential negative shift and that's what we are seeing. maria: a short break then the word on wall street on the other side of this break. stay with us. we'll be right back. ♪ this thing, it's making me get an ice bath again. what do you mean? these straps are mind-blowing! they collect hundreds of data points like hrv and rem sleep, so you know all you need for recovery. and you are? i'm an investor...in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to... nasdaq 100 innovations like... wearable training optimization tech. uh, how long are you...

kailey: chris williamson, s&p global market intelligence chief business economist, thank you so much for joining us with insight and all of the pmi data we have gotten today. coming up, more on a question of the day -- do central banks have a pmi problem? kathy entwistle of morgan stanley will join us with her answer. this is bloomberg. ♪ kailey: it is monday, and we have had a lot of pmi data over the course of the last several hours, and that brings us to our question of the day -- do central banks have a pmi problem? it is a bit of a puzzle with manufacturing better but still in contraction and services weaker than expected. here to help us figure this out is kathy entwistle, morgan stanley managing director, joining us now. how are you reading the day-to-day? how does it color your expectations for the fed and the ecb later this week? kathy: i think this is something that has been happening or we have been thinking about for a while. there is a lag with the numbers and information that we take when we are thinking about the markets and the economy. for us, we are thinking about r

liv williamson from the university of miami's school of marine science. so great to see you. ocean temperatures have reached the highest levels on record and now it's threatening 360 linear miles of coral reef along florida's coast and now it's threatening it. how worried are you about its longevity, if it can survive this kind of heat? >> i really wish i had better news for you, but this dangerous high temperature is extremely alarming and extremely worrying for florida's coral reefs. we're already seeing temperatures exceeding the threshold that we expect to cause corals to bleach. it's only july. you know, we really have our peak summer temperatures here in florida in august and september. so i'm really worried this heat wave will be prolonged and cause our oceans stress over a long period of time. >> this really is a big concern world wide. i mean we saw this bleaching happening in the great barrier reef and nobody could believe that and thought that was kind of a unique phenomenon. but now we're talking about florida's coral reefs and this great coral bleaching event. de

same thing with marianne williamson.me point i think gavin newsom will step into this fray and i think ultimately gavin newsom will be the nominee for democrats in 2024. >> bill: you are on record early fall, maybe you are right. but so far he is resisted and said that wisdom is the key to managing all these issues. clay, nice to see you. have a great week. clay travis. >> you have a great week. good to see you. >> dana reads sports. [cheers and applause] >> dana: let me explain what happened here, bill. wimbledon is a tennis tournament in the u.k. ukrainian defeated a belarus player. it was the first time at wimbledon a ukrainian tennis player faced a country aiding russia in the war against ukraine. it took three sets and ended in the tiebreak. tensions over the war in ukraine were mixed in with tennis. the ukrainian refused to shake the other player's hand and will continue to do this for anybody -- from a country waging war against ukraine. >> bill: let it keep going here, guys. we missed it. she did wave apparently

maryann williamson not pictured there, by the way, will be a guest on the will cain podcast.sly going to be your guy with $72 million. >> well, will, you said to put it into context, but with let's actually put it into context. sure, joe biden's raised $72 million to this point, but in 2019 trump raised $105 million at this point. 2011, obama, $86 million. so really in that context, i would say it's lackluster, and that's reflected in the polls. pete: yeah. i mean, actually, when you look at those numbers, there's some stunningly low numbers. mike pence at $1.2 million, a former vice president? desantis did that $20 million many a portion of the quarter, but still most of that money came up front, and it's dried up since. important to note to what you said, doctor, joe biden has the dnc. so none of these other candidates have the fund raising arm of the entire with party. joe biden's not raising any of this. the machine is raising this to prepare it for him or whomever might come after him. his folks will try to spin this as a good number, but it's mediocre, it's part of the

kennedy and marianne williamson.ing of the democratic national committee. the committee and his campaign are working hand in hand in all of their efforts when it comes to advertisements, fund-raising as wl. and so far, we haven't seen any inkling or suggestion that there would be any democratic primary debates. this all comes as thereby questions about the enthusiasm that president biden will have in this race. when he entered the race, it was about half of democrats who said that they did want him to run for re-election. but the president and his team believe that he has an argument to make, believe he has a case to make, especially as they've been pushing this bidenomics in recent weeks. and they believe that the progress that has been made during his administration will ultimately counter some of the questions that people might have, for instance, about the president's age. so we will closely be watching whether there are any other challengers who might enter into the race, but the biden and then they have to face

. >> walking around here are some of and ginger williamson are childhood friends from michigan. they've lived in san francisco for more than 20 years now. both say for the most part they felt safe in the city until now, especially with cell phone robbery spiking in recent weeks. 12 noon, i'll be walking on the street talking to my family. that's what i'm going to the grocery store. that's the time i do you know, and you don't think that with people around. that should be an issue. now i don't feel that. >> san francisco police arrested one person believed to be connected to a series of robberies targeting women and their cell phones. in know, we've department has been investigating to see if there's one or more groups responsible. and if these crimes are connected, investigators say they have developed several positive leads on others involved. some of and williamson say they've witnessed phone snatching on the bus, >> sitting next to a door. and then at one of the stops, young man came up behind her and just snatched out and ran off their inside the restaurant. you could kind y

. >> walking around here are some of and ginger williamson are childhood friends from michigan. they've lived in san francisco for more than 20 years now. both say for the most part they felt safe in the city until now, especially with cell phone robbery spiking in recent weeks. 12 noon, i'll be walking on the street talking to my family. that's what i'm going to the grocery store. that's the time i do you know, and you don't think that with people around. that should be an issue. now i don't feel that. >> san francisco police arrested one person believed to be connected to a series of robberies targeting women and their cell phones. in know, we've department has been investigating to see if there's one or more groups responsible. and if these crimes are connected, investigators say they have developed several positive leads on others involved. some of and williamson say they've witnessed phone snatching on the bus, >> sitting next to a door. and then at one of the stops, young man came up behind her and just snatched out and ran off their inside the restaurant. you could kind y

sky yamiche alcindor with the women ensuring the next generation takes flight >> reporter: jada williamson's always dreamed of sitting in the cockpit and calling the shots. >> what i like about flying is i -- you get to see different things you've never seen. >> reporter: but that dream of a career in aviation is a rare one for black girls to acome establish, with fewer than 1% of pilots women of color. >> it was tough, i won't lie, because there was no one that looked like me >> reporter: now captain theresa claiborne is part of a group of trailblazing black women pilots hoping to increase those numbers. >> we believe, if they see it, they can be it >> reporter: she was the first black female pilot in the u.s. air force, and is president of sisters of the skies she is now a united airlines pilot why do you think more black women aren't becoming pilots >> it's extremely expensive. i mean, it takes upwards of $100,000 to get your licensing to fly. so, if our young ladies are not seeing it, if their parents don't have the funding for it, then it's not going to happen. >> reporter: sisters of t

. >> walking around here and are some of and ginger williamson are childhood friends from michigan. they've lived in san francisco for more than 20 years now. both say for the most part they felt safe in the city until now, especially with cell phone robbery spiking in recent weeks. 12 noon, i'll be walking on the street talking to my family. that's what i'm going to the grocery store. that's the time i do you know, and you don't think that with people around. that should be an issue. now i don't feel that. >> francisco police arrested one person believed to be connected to a series of robberies targeting women and their cell phones. in know, we've the department has been investigating to see if there's one or more groups responsible. and if these crimes are connected, investigators say they have developed several positive leads on others involved. some of it and williamson say they've witnessed phone snatching on the bus, >> sitting next to a door. and then at one of the stops, young man came up behind her and just snatched out and ran off their inside the restaurant. you could kin

. >> walking around here and are some of and ginger williamson are childhood friends from michigan. they've lived in san francisco for more than 20 years now. both say for the most part they felt safe in the city until now, especially with cell phone robbery spiking in recent weeks. 12 noon, i'll be walking on the street talking to my family. that's what i'm going to the grocery store. that's the time i do you know, and you don't think that with people around. that should be an issue. now i don't feel that. >> francisco police arrested one person believed to be connected to a series of robberies targeting women and their cell phones. in know, we've department has been investigating to see if there's one or more groups responsible. and if these crimes are connected, investigators say they have developed several positive leads on others involved. some of and williamson say they've witnessed phone snatching on the bus, >> sitting next to a door. and then at one of the stops, young man came up behind her and just snatched out and ran off their inside the restaurant. you could kind you k

. >> walking around here are some of and ginger williamson are childhood friends from michigan. they've lived in san francisco for more than 20 years now. both say for the most part they felt safe in the city until now, especially with cell phone robbery spiking in recent weeks. 12 noon, i'll be walking on the street talking to my family. that's what i'm going to the grocery store. that's the time i do you know, and you don't think that with people around. that should be an issue. now i don't feel that. >> san francisco police arrested one person believed to be connected to a series of robberies targeting women and their cell phones. in know, we've department has been investigating to see if there's one or more groups responsible. and if these crimes are connected, investigators say they have developed several positive leads on others involved. some of and williamson say they've witnessed phone snatching on the bus, >> sitting next to a door. and then at one of the stops, young man came up behind her and just snatched out and ran off their inside the restaurant. you could kind y

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